Mission at St Bridget’s church closes after two weeks
The Vincentian Fathers led a two week mission at St Bridget’s church ending Sunday evening. The women and men missions filled the church daily with large crowds attending morning and evening Masses. The closing service featured the renewal of vows and a pontifical blessing by Father Madden. Rich Hurley sung O Salutaris. The parish notes the mission’s record attendance, roughly doubling the nine hundred confessions from years past.
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St. Bidget’s
Father Madden
Rich Hiiferty
Fr. McGlynn
St. Elizabeth's Chapel
West Acton
St. Bridget’s Church
Tom Burke
Maynard Fans Attend Harvard Dartmouth Game at Stadium
Among Maynard supporters at the Harvard versus Dartmouth contest at the Stadium Saturday were Post master William Stockwell, James Priest, Frank Prue and daughter Madeline, Albert and Charles Lever and sister Pearl, A R C Cole, Hartwell Flood and Guyer Fowler. Kali Simistota’s household goods, who died recently at his home on Eapie Avenue, were sold at public auction Saturday afternoon by John C. Thompson, auctioneer.
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Maynard
Harvard
Darthmouth
William Stockwell
James Priest
Frank Prue
Madeline
Albert
Charles Lever
Sis Pearl
A. R C. Cole
Hartwell Flood
Guyer Fowler
Kali Simistota
Eapie Ave
John C. Thompson
Actioneer
Town Team Faces Finances and Future Plans
Manager Joe White and the players express thanks for support during the season and plan a winter meeting to map the club’s future. Dances and entertainments are proposed to aid the treasury with a decision on how to use the money on hand. Some favor keeping a nest egg, others propose dividing funds among players.
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Joe White
Materprize
Dinner For Parker Via Air Route
Par ker, chairman of the town finance committee, hosts a game dinner delivered by windblown partridge that struck his home and broke its neck. Hunters report a plentiful season with seventy three licenses issued and an added total of 160 combination licenses.
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T. F. Parker
Parker
Popular Local Couple Wed at St Bridget’s Church
The ceremony at St Bridget’s marked the wedding of a well known local couple. Rev Ed officiated. Mary V sister of the bride and Ledgard of New London Conn brother of the groom attended. The bride wore blue and the couple will tour to New York City before settling at 7 Linden Street. The groom is a World War veteran with the 26th Division and is active in the Local Legion Post and several local clubs.
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Boy Scouts
St. Bridget’s
Rial
Ed Carlton
Acton Street
Mary V
Ledgard
New London
Conn
Seatman
New York City
Linden Street
St. Br
Maynard Escapes Serious Tornado Damage
A tornado struck near Maynard causing panic and property damage. Residents faced flying debris and shattered awnings while police and residents sought shelter. Maynard’s morning sun returned as investigators toured the wreck site next day.
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Maynard
Anone
Principal Cole Laid To Rest In Family Lot
Arthur and Bowes A R report the death of Mr Cole after a period of poor health. The remains were taken to the family lot for burial. He is survived by two sons Dr F M Cole of Gardner and A B Cole of Portland and a daughter Mrs Ed win Hutchinson Needham. Condolences pour in from numerous friends.
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Arthur &. Et Bowes A. R
Cole
Cole Ly
A. B .Cole
Portland
Edwin Hutchinson
Needham
Sumptuous Saturday Supper Draws Large Local Crowd
The Ladies Benevole Society held a Saturday evening supper at the Congregational church hall. A plentiful home cooked menu featured baked beans spaghetti hot dogs relishes cakes pastry coffee and drinks. The event credited to organizing committee: Mrs Frank E Sandreson Mrs William Coulter Mrs Lyman Priest Mrs John Lawton Mrs Arthur Jordan and Mrs Robert Archer.
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Congregational Church
Frank E. Sandreson
William Coulter
Lyman -Priest
John Lawton
Arthur Jordan
Robert Archer
Gridiron Gab Hints at Concord Maynard Rivalry Renewed
The column notes a possible reunion of Concord and Maynard on the football field after a breach. It highlights Bundalvich and a showdown between Bandalavich and Casignetti, with Drinkwater and Kelley mentioned and captions Captain Vodoklys as a rising star in theater.
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Weggart
Concord
Maynard
Flagg Family Notes Fire At Sea Near Jacksonville
The Flagg family reports witnesses to the burning of the Comanche Clyde liner off the port of Jacksonville. A brief message to friends appears amid notices for housekeeping and employment, mentioning Mrs Theodora Lowell of Concord and Frank Farnell of Maynard.
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Jacksonville
Frank Farnell
Nason St
Maynard
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