Maynard Social Notes and Local Harbors Night Walkers
Maynard news roundup covers residents returning from visits to Newfoundland New Hampshire and New York along with engagements in local clubs and parish events. The column notes travels of McGrath Binns Goodenow Lesage and Cratty families and reports on shop changes church activities and a brewing spate of small-town mischief from night walkers to mislaid chickens.
Frye Wedding Reception Reflects Widespread Local Regard
The Prye to name Ra Bya wedding used a single ring service with the bride given away by her father. The ceremony site featured green and white decor under a canopy with a bell. The bride wore white silk batiste and lilies of the valley, carried roses and lilies. Guests from Boston to Hudson attended a reception with music and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Frye left for a New York wedding trip amid generous presents.
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Ra. Bya
Boston
Waltham
Somerville
Salem
Medford
Concord
South Acton
Hudson
Crowley and Bak er Wedding at St. Bridget's Church
Frank J. Crowley of the town and Ella May Baker of West Acton were wed at St. Bridget's Church at 8 20 am on Tuesday. Rev. Walter J. Browne performed the ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple, who will reside in South Acton, received many gifts and congratulations.
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Frank J. Crowley
Ella May Baker
West Acton
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
Annie Cullen
Woburn
Leo Downey
Crowley
Stockbridge and Canfield Wed in Lowell Ceremony
Miss Charlotte Canfield and Charles Albert Stockbridge were united in marriage at the bride’s home on Oak Street Lowell. Rev St John A Chambre officiated with Kathryn D Greenleaf as brides maid and L F E Wilson as best man. After a reception the couple will reside in Stockbridge Massachusetts.
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Lowell
Charlotte Field
Charles Albert Stockbridge
Canfield
Stockbridge
American Woolen Co
Oak St
St. John A. Chambre
Kathryn D
Two Weeks Mission at St Bridget Church By Dominican Order
A two weeks mission by the Dominican Order opens next Sunday at St Bridget's church and closes Oct 1. Week one serves the parish women and week two the men with two morning masses at 5 and 8 and evening services at 7 30. Sundays follow the usual hours. The visiting order includes element workers and the mission is expected to be a great success in every way. TO LET Barn and stable room Mrs Mary Hanna Maplett
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St. Bridget's Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
George E. Lawton
Political contests shape up for governor race in state
Report cites Ian Tucker favored for the Democratic nomination with Sherry unlikely to win if nominated. Republicans show support for Foss as Maynard Walker gains momentum, while Hisgen, once tied to Hearstism, is dismissed as a political has been amid intra party splits.
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Ian
Can
Walker
Tucker
Sherry
Republic
Maynard
Foss
Rolson
Hisgen
Foss Hisgen
Democratic Party
Death Calls Maynard Man Mark Kelley Sr
Mark Kelley Sr a longtime resident died suddenly at his home on Prie Street Sunday noon of heart failure He was 58 a Boston native who moved here 25 years ago and was active in Democratic politics Survived by wife three daughters and seven sons funeral held Tuesday at St Bridget s church with high mass and interment in St Bridget s cemetery Bearers included James A Coughlan and William Connelley among others Floral tributes reflected the community esteem
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Benwrd McGarry
American Powder Co
Cambridge
John A. Crowe
George Laubenstein
Revere Beach
A. Barider
New York
New Idea
Main St
Charles Ryan
Fred Sims
Watson Bros
Boston
Walter King
Riverside Cooperative
McDonough
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
M. EB
Edward Henderson
Richard Parmenter
Hiram Parkin
St. Bridget’s Church
Timothy Duggan
Edmund
Somerville
Margaret Leyden
Hough’s
Rumford Falls
Clinton
Masonic Social Club
Swampscott
Maynard
Capt. Healy
Raymond Gray
Pittsfield
Robert Kierstead
Alfred Randell
Maynard Lodge
Lake Boon
Daniel Sullivan
Hudson
Billett
F. &. Taylor's
Bert O'Brien
Salem
Emil Shulz
Rockville
Conn
Walter Taylor
Gan
Taylor Bakery
Albert Batley
Worcester
Minnie Sargent
Kennebunkport
Annie Sargent
Catherine McNally
Mark Kelley
Prie St
Kelley
Mr. Kelley
B. M
James
Michael Mullin
Frank Lawton
William O'Brien
Pastors 74th Birthday Gratitude From Rev Mears
Rev James F Mears former M E pastor in Maynard from 1891 to 1894 thanks local friends through The Enterprise for birthday well wishes observed Sept 6. He received post cards and 50 chrysanthemum blooms, and hopes to write individually if health allows. He is now in East Saugus and remains warmly remembered here.
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James F. Mears
M. E
Enterprise
Mears
East Saugus
Methodist Church
Harvest festival postponed by weather at DeLees Pharmacy
Evening activities shifted to a church vestry with a successful food sale. A concert featured piano duets by the Misses Taylor and solos by Mrs. George H. Gutteridge Mrs. F. N. Rutan and Miss Beatrice Sunderland. Boy Scouts aided. proceeds fund an electric motor for church organ.
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Taylor
George H. Gutteridge
F. N. Rutan
Beatrice Sunderland
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