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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
5
Maynard community brief covering LegionAuxil activities at Reed's block and hospital visits by local residents. Reports include school programs at the high school and town events such as charity plays, dances, and a harvest supper. Local members attend sports events, meetings, and performances. volunteers organize Halloween activities and lodge installations.
The Enterprise Cup golf tournament at Maynard Country Club remains on schedule. Walter Kew has qualified for the Class B finals while Class A features P Mullin versus F Sheridan with winner to face Dr Mullen for a shot at W Hannon in the championship. Officials hope Class A matches occur this week and the final may be played the coming weekend due to the late season.
Rev C C Garland D D pastor conducts 9 30 Sunday school led by Emma Greenhalge 10 30 morning worship with sermon Identification. Bible School 12 M William Naylor Superintendent 6 P M Young People meeting 7 P M evening worship by Rev R E B Garland of Granitevill e sermon The Trinity of Success. Monday official board meeting at parsonage Wednesday prayer meeting fellowship hour and John 4 Bible study.
The Feast of All Saints will be observed at St Bridget's Church Friday and All Souls Day Saturday with Masses at 5 45 7 and 8 o'clock On All Souls Day a high Mass is scheduled for 8 30 Special services will be held Friday evening Confessions are listed for Thursday afternoon and evening.
Miss Elizabeth Malcolm daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Malcolm married Jack Kopp of this town on Saturday night. The ceremony was at 6 pm at the parsonage Brooks street by Rev William Boicourt. Attended by the bride’s parents with a reception at the bride’s home and many wedding gifts.
A man was found guilty on the first charge and fined 50 dollars. The charge of possessing a fox was placed on file. He forfeited the fox to the game warden who released it.
The Screech Owl, the local high school periodical, will be issued this week by Murphy & Snyder printing. The staff includes editor Mark Kelley and assistants Vieno Sneck and Walter Brayden, with the faculty adviser Vena B. Fields and a list of student editors and departments.
Farcical OCR reads Sample Dresses five ninety five Hats one forty nine one ninety nine two forty nine three forty nine four forty nine at Main Street Maynardady.
Gavin Taylor district deputy grand master 2nd Masonic District attended his first official visitation to Charles A Welch lodge A 2 M on October 24 with many district officials and masons present Past district deputy jewel presented to Frank H Salisbury Jamaica Plain George H Gutteridge contrasted travel then and now Air travel ease noted. life membership awarded to Harry Whitney The installation of Charles A Welch officers scheduled for October 31 at 7 PM
An article notes interest among merchants to light up the business district for Christmas. It compares the glow of Edison style illumination on Nason Street to a lighthouse guiding travelers and argues the system would pay for itself through increased visitor traffic and enhanced seasonal joy.
Rev William Bocicourt leads next Sunday morning service opening at 10 45 with Luther hymn A mighty fortress is our God The week s topic Facing Spiritual Failure Church school sessions at 945 and 1045 H H Young Superintendent and department heads praised for growth Y P 8 C EB welcomed new members Nov 8 meeting at 6 30 pm Organ recital for fall winter Sunday night series begins with Misé Hazel Hooper Choir Gavin A Baylor chorister Mine Hazel Hooper organist led a testimonial supper by the Ladies Benevolent Society
Robert Lester attended a meeting at Nexto Hall Boston to organize the O F Paociling Secretarys Association of the state. About 175 recording secretaries attended as Maynard Lodge prepares a whist party after its regular meeting.
Miss Judith H Nordberg daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Nordberg married Baril J Pilkington of Cambridge at the Nordberg home on October 19 The couple planned a wedding tour to Canada with stops in Montreal and Quebec returning via the White Mountains Pilkington a Pratt Institute graduate works as a radio engineer at Charlestown Navy Yard Mrs Nordberg will reside in Cambridge
Society members debated actions in So. Acton including a flag pole for the square, removing a drinking fountain, and creating a safer area for children amid fast traffic through the town center. Refreshments and social time followed the meeting.
A surprise party honoring Lloyd W. Downie of South Acton was held at his Cerral Street home on a Saturday evening. Guests from Maynard Waltham Newton and Connecticut attended. The event featured Halloween themed decor music games dancing refreshments and an Odd Fellow’s charm presented to the honoree.
A Worcester game saw at least fifty Frank Murray supporters present as Maynard was represented by a large delegation. Coach Murray left for Milwaukee with the football squad immediately after the match and 80 people could not visit Maynard. Marquette set to play Boston College in Milwaukee in two weeks.
The district conference lists key delegates including Mrs. Sharia Bridge Mrs. Raine Alfreda Batley and Miss Sarah Ros with Mrs Beatrice presiding. Additional attendees include Mrs. Margaret Pirker and Mrs Kouilas, among others.
Clinton P. C. defeated Maynard P. C. on Monday night in a crucial office league game. Clinton secured the top three points as bowlers vied to dislodge the lead.
Special meeting of the Grange and corporation to be held at the home of Mr. irving Howe at 7 45 p m Thursday Oct 31 A matter of importance to every member will be decided A chorus rehearsal will be Monday evening Nov 6 at the home of Mrs Adehat Shag A meeting of the Grange chorus follows at the same location
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