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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

25 Oct 1922

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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1922

Page

6

Maynard social notes and local events update

Maynard residents attend weddings and visits. Mrs. Howe substitutes in West Acton schools. James Murray moves to Demars Street. Post Office carrier Edward White returns after vacation. The Finnish Hall on Waltham Street nears completion. Stow to Brookside road reopens aiding travel to Hudson. Numerous families host guests and attend church events. Maynard soccer team aims for National Cup entry. Halloween barn dance planned in Colonial Hall Citations indicate community life and local notable names.

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Percy Taylor Howe West Acton Twitchell William Platt Forest Hills Wilson Cuttell Florence Dawson Demars St James Murray Morrison St James Eaton Ryan Lisa American Woolen Co Yemara St. Marsden Waterhous Maury H. Waterhouse Maynard Mary Hodgess Harriman Smith Unitarian St. Gorge’s Bishop of Boston Seton Fridfay Ernest Mansley Hazel Frey Oates Garfield Conelius Pratt Bridgewater Waltham St St. Hilda's Guild St. Georges Church Oates Nellie Wilson Framingham ‘Hospital Bamford Annover Shawsheen Village Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall G. Sims P. M Charles A. Welch A. F A. M R. W Odd Fellow’s John H. Moynihan Robert Lester Herbert Mallinson Willys Knight Magdalene Gcs Hrodkiine Joseph Dahl Famouth Martha Champagne Concord St Miss Grac Wood Hull William H. Gutteridge Brooks St Mary Kershaw Cambridge William Hunt Join McCarthy Gardner Andrew Freeman Harry Morse Fletcher Carner F. J. McCarron Alfe McMilliam Fitchburg Ghiin Graham McKinley Andrew Dahl Watertown George Champagne Edward White Charles Smethurst Lowell New American Woolen Company John Gibbons Southbridge Margaret T. Gibbons Harry Ward Eyer Greenfield Gilbert M. Hawkes Brown St Ethel Butterworth Arlington Robert Loeter Arthur St Ralph Macomber Jamaica Plain Sarah Robers Nantucket Fred. Bean Stow Wave New American Woolen Co Tremont Theatre John Bamford Laughlin Graham Fred Bamford Joseph Hannon Waldorf Theatre Wal- Minin Janior Epworth Methodist Groton Hospital Gertrude Moore East Bridgewater Fred ‘Moore Concord Street A. J. Crowley, Jr Hennessey Hi. J. Green Edward Coughlin Coughlin Wallace JC. Priest Sidney KE. McCleary Irving Howe Hudson Stow James H. Mallinson James Mallinson N. J. Cole South Acton Li Nan Garlick Sadie Mallinson Frank Binks Clara Elizabeth Binks Isaac Binks Arthur Johnson Emma Crompton Methuen Everett Trumpett Charles Byron Nason Harold. Maddox Uxbridge Maddox Cloe Hobbs Leg Fowler Marie Lopre Retetto Genoa Italy Richard Ennis Pittsburgh John MelBride James B. Uhilferty Colonial Hall Sheridan John Condors Maynard Country Club John. H. Moynihan Ruth Dan Exchange Hall Hugh ‘Connors McHugh Orcuestra
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Bridge work progresses on Main and Walnutts crossing

H W Saunders contractor says progress is near schedule though help shortages risk missing the December 1 finish date. Spectators watch cement piers rise, replacing old wooden supports with a more substantial cement structure.

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H. W. Saunders Main and Walnutts
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Piano Sale Ad at Maynard Enterprise Om 2t Sport and Dress

A player piano for sale with 50 rolls, cab, and bench offered by Maynard Enterprise. Hats priced at 3 and 5 dollars for a Friday and Saturday special. hat shop opposite the post.

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Maynard New Maynard Enterprise Post
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Milford High School defeats Maynard 24 to 0 in league game

Milford High School beat Maynard High 24 to 0 as heavier, more experienced Milford players dominated. Maynard moved from the 20 to the five yard line late but could not score before the whistle. Maynard meets Belmont next, rescheduled after a trip to Harvard Dartmouth festivities.

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Milford Maynard Werner High League Milford High School Maynard High School Belmont High School Harvard Lerer Julian Autio Ogalehto Mainini sSacin Araaio Kts Marcovitch Marcus Miteavitz Safstron Tighe Qb J. Kamesh King Dorio Broudy Sprague Burke Ofly Cross Burke and Ighlin
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Approved Lamps Soon Issued by Registrar in Warning

Local motorists received a circular from Frank A. Goodwin registrar of motor vehicles warning retailers against claiming sales lamps are approved. No lamps are approved yet and no dealers have official approval. First list of approved lamps will be issued on November 15. Rear lamps must illuminate and position the plate so it is readable from 60 feet.

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Frank A. Goodwin Stat Registrar of Motor Vehicles
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Quiet Church Parsonage Wedding For Sadi Mallinson and Arthur Johnson

Miss Sadi Mallinson and Arthur G. Johnson were quietly wed at the Union Congregational Church parsonage by Rev. William Boicourt. The couple, of Garfield Street and Fairfield Street, plan a postnuptial auto tour to Niagara Falls and Montreal and will reside with the groom’s mother, Mrs. Johnson, upon returning.

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Sadi He Mallinson Irs James H. Mallinson Garfield St Arthur G. Johnson Beda Johnson Fairfield St William Boicourt Union Congregational Church Niagara Falls Montreal Johnson Maynard High School Assabet Mill Assabet Mills
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Observed 80th Birth Anniversary of Mary Brooks

Mary Brooks celebrated her 80th birthday quietly at her sister Mrs John C Thompson’s Summer Street home. Friends visited and sent many cards including a card shower from the Congregational church Phil-y thea class. She is a longtime church member and town elder who reads without glasses and recalls local history vividly.

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Mary Brooks John C. Thompson Summer St Philythea Congregational Church
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Marriage in Boston Unites Barbara Nee and Gustaf Sauer

Miss Barbara Nee and Gustaf Sauer of Boston were married at Holy Trinity Church in Boston by Rev. Fr. Pahlman. Bridesmaid was Miss Anna Nee of this town. best man Edward Connolly of Maynard, a nephew of the bride. Mrs Sauer has lived here most of her life and receives warm congratulations.

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Barbara Nee High St Ang Gustaf Sauer Boston Holy Trinity Pahlman Anna Nee Edward Connolly Maynard Het Man
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Clinic in Schools to Start Tubercular Screening

In about two weeks a tubercular clinic will be started in public schools with the school nurse. Miss Hinds of Lowell, an expert, will assist. The effort seeks to aid underweight children, relying on hearty parental cooperation for success. Several residents have moved into new houses on Demars and Arthur Streets.

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Miss Hinds Lowell
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Golf goes on forever at Maynard Country Club

The Maynard country club course is crowded with enthusiasts any time, day or night. Players, including the early morning mill worker and the late night planner, pursue rounds as golf becomes king until snow covers the course. Ausbach’s famous drive and the endless labors to replicate it dominate chatter.

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Maynard Country Club Ausbach
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Post Office Plans Door Slot Mail Delivery Deadline

The U S post office warns Maynard residents to provide door slots or mail receptacles by December 31 1922 or carrier mail delivery will be discontinued. Assistant Postmaster Moynihan urges compliance to avoid loss of mail and ensure continued service.

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Ume Post Office Department T. B. Moynihan Maynard
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Mission Services at St Bridget's Church

The mission at St Bridget's church closed for the ladies Sunday with a 2 pm service. A large attendance filled both morning and evening services all week. The Paulist Fathers led the mission and praised the ladies' efforts as a major success. The men's mission opens with 7:30 pm Sunday service and continues all week with daily services at 5:40, 7:00, and 7:30 pm, closing at 3 pm Sunday.

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St Bridget’s Church
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Fashion Show Hats Displayed at Riverside Theatre

The hat models from the Fashion Show are displayed at Riverside Theatre opposite the post office on Monday and Tuesday. Adv. Miss Grace Maley, teacher, is noted in connection with the event.

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Riverside Theatre Grace Maley
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Velma Nelson Lynn Hugh Connors Harold Morgan Grace Walters Harvard Centre Wilfred Hooper Framingham George Hooper Powder Mill Road Bert Haynes Sime Mt. Vernon Whicn Madonna ‘Lowka Michael Louka Louis T Charles Lever Fred Fallon Edward Puffer Harrison Jessi Wright Arthur Champagnie Harvard Stadium Ag Moynihan Mra Pot Moynihan NE. Deatoness Hospital Toston William Armstrong Rochester N. H Lillian Townsend Winthrop Benjamin Townsend Lincoln St Eva and Lena Brynes Worcester William Johnston Oak E. McCleary Main St Campbell's Fox Hownd Powder Mills Concord Junction Peter Jensen Louis Peel Optometriss Oalveglass U. C RVED Harry Burnham Louis Bamford Frank White Richard Englebretsen Edward Ryan Herbert Brayden Fred Benoit Demars and Arthur Sts Sudbury St. Tel Village Crawford Mission Services Kuppenheimer Acton, Massachusetts Woman’s Club Town Hall Acton Centre Butler Ave John Edwards Tel
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