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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

6

Maynard and Vermont visitors fill holiday week

Maynard residents hosted and visited relatives during Labor Day week. Numerous locals and out of town guests, including Miss Bella Gates, Garrigan family, and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle of Allston, enjoyed holidays with relatives in Somerville Roxbury and Monson. The town also saw wearied travelers and extended family stays at York Beach and Three Rivers plus a busier social calendar with clubs and church events.

Bemis and Son Vermont Jan Leominster Kernedy Newport Bella Gates Rek Monson Three Rivers Garrigan Salvation Army H. Persons Carrew Bedford Richard Allen Roxbury I Marshman Springo Iani- Bishop Sunmerst Paul Castle Hudson Orrin Bosworth Lyons Boston Resi Harold Lyons James Doyle Allston Thomas Doyle Frank, Riley Roxa Delia Riley Wattham Street Wisabeth Kinnery Lynn Louis Emerson Harry Persons Brooklyn Naettle Taylor Newfound France Cornelius Murphy Fall River Honora Murphy Harold Edwards William Eaof Everett Alma Jeffry Aan Frank Michael Henry Hutchby Hutsister Somerville Severa William Smith Pine Street Smith William Smith Sr Albert Metcalf Long Ernest ‘Edmunds Samee Millman Long Island Dorothy Hamlin Barbara Atlanta Hamlin Charles Hert ‘Lawton Walter Court Mra Raymond Kitchin Moosup Holy Name Donglas A. A Douglas Alice McDonald Worcester Misa

Labor Day Orator and Local Fair Highlights

A Labor Day program featured Jann Thames of Phisph and officials Powell and others speaking. Francis Johnston presided as local Textile Council head. a vaudeville program followed with Ruth Grady Boston Ruth Hull performances and a Jamestown guest, plus brass band concerts led by Edward Curtton. Earlier, Junior Holy Name defeated Concord Junction 24 to 6. track events awarded prizes to Haappansa Lannigan Costello Mach and others. Committee work credited to Johnston Wooldridge Ayotte Cuttell Webster and others with many helpers in attendance.

Jann ‘Thames Phisph United Textile Workers Powell Francis Johnston Ruth Grady Boston Ruth Hull Maynard Percy Wollerschied Blodgett Jamestown N. Y Theodore Weileschied John Lannigan Gins Gertrude Costello Ali Mach Margaret O'Brien Alice Moynihan Hanson Vero Goshia John Moore Fred Elson Missa Beatrice Cuttell Mia Howard Reading Grace Leonard John Wellerschied Bert Taylor John Smith Michael Cleary Michael Crotty John Dunn Patrick Junnigan John O'Leary James Mooney John King James Bakun Frank Tobin George Waterhouse Alfred Billet George Newton Robert’ Sheridan

Maynard to Witness Baseball Revival Amid Local Interest

P. J. Sullivan reports strong local interest in reviving Cambridge and Maynard baseball outings once popular in Rev John A Crowe days. Mayor Quinn of Cambridge and Sullivan discussed plans for a Cambridge Maynard outing likely in late September when residents return home from vacation.

John A.'Crowe Sullivan Quinn Cambridge

Assabet AA Defeats Marlboro Collegians 7 to 4

Assabet AA beat the Marlboro Collegians 7 to 4 on Saturday at Marlboro. Foley limited Marlboro to three hits as Maynard pitchers Manning and Johnson starred for Maynard. Assabet's lineup included Stuckert, Colombe, Johnson, King, Vodoklys, Manning, Mason, Moynthan, Alien, and Foley. Mrs. Gertrude White resumes piano lessons at her Great Road home.

Assabet AA Collegians of Marlboro Foley Maynard Manning Johnson Stuckert Ib Colombe King Vodoklys Gertrude White Great Rd

Grady and Trimble Married on Labor Day at St Bridget’s

Miss Alice Theresa Grady daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grady Halifax Nova Scotia and Bernard Trimble son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Trimble Unionville were married Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St Bridget's church. Rev Edward F Crowley officiated with bridesmaid Miss Mable Trimble and best man Edward Cuddy. The couple will reside in Unionville after a wedding tour to the White Mountains and New York. Mrs Trimble is active in Stakies Auxiliary AOH and the Young Ladies' Sodality. Mr Trimble is a World War veteran and member of the Edward L Grant American Legion post of Franklin.

Savin Taylor Isaac Ome White Mountains George Morse Salisbury Beach George Lawton York Beach Maine Janes Mooney Monson Dorothy Hannon John Butterfield Fitchburg Edward Wooldridge Bentave Catherine Williams Cambridge Susie Sheehan Raymond Jones Worcester Blanche Mooney Milford George Lynch Viola Binks Ellen Dorothy Morris Revere Beach Walter Flavell Tranewick N. J A.T. Haynes Grace Woods Lilian ‘Townsend Hull James Donahue James McNally Chelsea Frank McCarron John Shea Dalton Leslie Burgess Lebanon N. H da Hendrickson War Department Washington, D. C Kilward Moran Rockville Conn James O'Donnell Grace Maley Maynard Turners Falls Lee Griswold Terryville Griswold John White Percivalist Ladies Benevolent Society Congregational Church William Scully William H. Scully Alice Joyce Mary Doherty Nellie Elizabeth and Margaret Hutchinson James A. Coughlin Brooks St Crowe Park Board of Selectmen Arthur Croft Agnes Richardson Harvey Richardson Frank Hibbard Warren Arnold Philadelphia Michael Kelley Boston Mary Kelley Pinestreet Charlies Strange South Glastombury Thomas Denniston Frank B. Sanderson North Andover Mary B. Martin Lst Ralph Lingley Rochester N. Y Verepty Montreal Canada Helen Wilcox New Hampshire Charles Dobson Lawrence Robert Denniston Gladys Charlotte Ryan Lake Winnepesaukee Daniel Parmenter Bessie Austin Kennebunk Harvey Dwinell Arlington Martin Carroll Dorothy Tessie Francis Roxbury John Smith Charles McCarthy Andison Charles James Leary Somerville Maurice Connors A. Boys’ Brigade Allston George R. Parker Assabet River T. B. Moynihan New York Lake George Glen Falls N. A Martha Parker Emma Greenhalge Mildred Carlson Ruth Clark Bertha Carmichael Robert Smith Paul Sneider New, England Rhoda Palmer Fred Bigelow Ft. Gibbons Alaska Bernard Trim Unionville Theresa Grady John Stanley St. Bridget’s Mr. Stanley Harry Ledgard Thomas Mansfield Concord Deaconess Hospital Mansfield Gertrude, Mahoney Phousania Maynard Sportsman's Club Jack Rabbits Mispah Rebekah Lodge Maynard Lodge Fellows’ Hall Auch Partieg Glenwood Robert Veitch Thelma Doris Myrtle Forbes Rowe Edward Wilson Veitch Alice Theresa Grady Thomas Grady Halifax N.S Thomas Cuddy Grant Street Bernard Trimble Andrew Trimble St. Bridgeet's Church Edward F. Crowley Mable Trimble Edward Cuddy Mra. Cuddy Franklin Woonsocket R. L Uxbridge Pascoag R. I Hudson Trimble Friends Stakies’ Auxiliary

Roma Lodge 1103 Sons of Italy Instituted With Ceremonies

Roma Lodge No. 1103 Sons of Italy was instituted on Labor Day with grand lodge officers directing at Eagles hall. Prof. Dentamar of Boston led the ceremony as Grand Lodge of Massachusetts president. The lodge enrolls 100 plus members and aims to unite Italians socially and fraternally with no politics. Flags of America and Italy were dedicated, funded by a $300 voluntary subscription. Officers installed include Charles Primiano president and Raymond Iannuzzo first vice president.

Roma Lodge Sons of Italy Grand Lodge Eagles’ Hall Dentamar Bostton Grand Lodge of Massachusetts America Italy James Russo Mary Veda Carbone Theresa Carbone Charles Primiano Raymond Iannuzzo Edward Lenzi Joseph Perrazzo John Pinettelli Frances Santucci Ernest Baritone Vincent Lucchesi Patsey Veleno Salvatore Terrassi Frances Pincitelli Rosario Salanone Nicola Baccaro Frank Colombo Antonio Veleno Ernest Mariano Boston Nicola Baccarro Francis Santucci Hudson Mortimer H. Paine Centamaro John Satucci Nicola Bocarro Grace Piacitelli Velena Rose Piacitelli Grace Caroline Lenzi

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