Local social notes and obituaries from Maynard area
Weekend visitors and local events dominate a Maynard column with names like Mark Kell y and Mrs John Alden Everett Jr guests at Walpole and Brookesterne. It notes a whist party at IOOF hall, a tonil operation for Avis Barlow, and multiple dances, marriages and a veteran’s discharge. John Moore of Cork Ireland dies, his funeral held at St Bridgets church. Local workers receive a wage raise. Maynard bakery expands with a new store at Simmers and Nason streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kelly
Toverside
R. 1
John Alden
Everett Jr
Walpole
Be Wy
David Stoneman
David Howell
Chelsea
George Elson
Brook Estone
Karl Kutchiner Lodge
N. J
A. T. Haynes
Brooks St
Gertrude McManus Sudbury
Roslindale
Boston
Richard H. Long
Framingham
Public Square
Carl Marsh
Public Schools
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tory
Collins
Canada
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No
Rebekah Odd
I. O
Mary A. Driscoll
Leonard M. Fiske
Concord
Serget James
Vincent Sweeney
France
Thomas Sweeney
Lincoln St
Woyis -Markus
Cleveland
Minnie Cook
Sanford, Me
Lena Smith
Radge
S. L. Markus
Minnie
Lawrence
Joseph Glickman
Waltham ‘St
Fall term opens for Sunday school at St. Bridget's
The Sunday school at St. Bridget's church opens its fall term with large classes. Masses are scheduled for 7, 8, 8:30 and 10:30 on Sundays beginning next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Church
Byrné Brothers Win Stoneham Garbage Contract
The Byrné Brothers Louis and Baward have secured the town of Stoneham garbage contract. They bought a 100 acre farm and two double houses and will move their household furnishings to the new home this week. Louis Bare sold two Mainsti houses and one on Glendale this week, preparing for a domicile change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrné Brothers
Louis
Baward
Stoneham
Louis Bare
Mainsti
Glendale St
Peparing
Private Joséph Chidley Returns From France
Private Joséph Chidley who spent 18 months in France with the 8rd Division has been discharged from service. He is in good health after recovering from a serious shrapnel wound received in action. The 3rd Division he served with bore the brunt of the German drive and suffered heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joséph Chidley
Sudbury
France
3Rd
Harriet Naylor Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Harriet Naylor nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Naylor of Mill Street was operated on for appendicitis at Deaconess Hospital Concord Saturday morning. The operation was successful and she was reported improving as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Wm. Naylor, Mill Sr
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Maynard baseball accepts challengers from Marlboro and Concord
Maynard enters a three game series with Marlboro next Saturday and plans to face Concord Junction soon after. William Bulger of Concord challenged Captain Ryan, aiming to prove the town can field a strong team. The lineup features Eddie Boyce Mulcahy Fallon Caddigan Matt Bulger Chuck Bulger Eddie Loughlin and Bangs Jr with Loughlin and Bulger touted as key attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Marlboro
Concord
Danglin
Concord Junction
William Bulger
Ryan
Junction
Bulger
Battery
Eddie” Boyce
P, Mulcahy
Fallon
Caddigan
Matt Bulger
Chuck Bulger
Eddie” Loughlin
Joe Hayes II
Bangs
Maynard Defeats Concord Junction in 6 3 Victory at John A Crowe Park
Maynard defeated Concord Junction 6 to 3 at John A Crowe Park on Saturday afternoon in a game marked by a large crowd about 1200 fans. Lent's stellar fielding at third and O'Brien's early triple sparked Maynard scoring, while Tift and Fitz argued with the umpire and Bulger and Jalbert led the visitors' offense. A sizeable crowd from surrounding towns attended as Maynard plans to meet Marlboro next Saturday with a pot split of 195 dollars for ticket sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro All _ Maynard
Conelion
John A. Crowe Park
Cord Junction
Fane Bel Soo
Maynard
Avery
Peconic Fitzgerald
Tift
Brown College
Lent
H E
Marsden
O’brien
Morgan Morgan
Ryan
McWilliams
Fitz
Roy Marsden
Bulger
Fallon
Mulcahey
Jalbert
Bangs
T. Marsden
Frank O’brien
Smith
Oates
Jo’ Bulger
Morgan
Loftus
Marana
Ha OG Sigry
Don
Junctionites
Simpson
Jones
Red Sox
Barrows
Speaker
Cleveland
All Stars
Marlboro
Opening of Maynard Grange Exhibition Promises 350 Prizes
The Maynard Grange hosts an exhibition at Cooperative hall with 350 prizes for vegetables fruits flowers canning and fancy work. It opens Wednesday evening and runs until Thursday night with entries and contests for prizes. A canning preserves and candy pastry sale and evening entertainment accompany the fair, showcasing community service by Grange members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Cooperative Hall
a _ Maynard Grange
Mrs P H Shea Visits Friends in Bangor Me
Mrs P H Shea of Summer street is visiting friends in Bangor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer St
Bangor
School committee opens teachers eating place in Maynard
Arrangements were made this week to provide a meal venue for teachers by the school committee. A restaurant was opened in Maynard with Mrs. George Hack in charge, serving a dozen or more teachers. The plan aims to relieve the meal access problem noted by Supt. Millington and may shift to self sustaining public patronage once established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Hack
Millington
Maynard Hebrews Schedule Rosh Hashana Observances
A Maynard Jewish community plans Rosh Hashana observances with appropriate exercises. A committee of Eli Meyer Blatt and Eli Liberman has been appointed to make arrangements and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrews of
Maynard
Eli Meyer Blatt
Eli Liberman
Sunday School Opens for Fall Term in Local Church
Sunday school opened for the fall term with large attendance across all classes. Midweek service will be held at the usual hour, Wednesday evening.
Weekend social notes from Sudbury and Lowell
Mr and Mrs Henry McCormack of Sudbury street visited relatives at Lowell over the weekend. Mrs Joseph Crowley of Lowell was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Crowley of Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McCormack
Sudbury St
Lowell
Joseph Crowley
Mrs. Crowley
Linden
State Primaries Warrants Posted in Local Notices
Voters are reminded of state primaries on Sept 23 with polling from 6 to 8 p.m. Contests abound for senator, representative, and county officials. Democratic and Republican town committees are set. several nominees named, including Levi Cheney and Wm Stockwell. A referendum petition may seek alcohol taxation guidance. Board of registrars will meet Sept 23 to register voters for the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative
Ies Gates
Republican Party
Waltham
John H
Tepe
Gaeiapervies
Pgs
Republican Town Committee
Wright
Levi’ Cheney
Ee Gackbridge
Wm. Stockwell
Democratic Committee
Young Blood
Democratic
Pertas Sinai
Mgr
Board of Registrars of Voters
Selectmen’s Rooms
Army blanket sale notice from Boston supplier
The Board of Selectmen received a communication offering army blankets from the Baltimore Army base. The notice claims 22,000 blankets are available with prices in Boston terms for quantities from 500 to over 2 000 units, with FOB Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guia
Frank
Banks
Board of Selectmen
Baltimore
Boston
Uncle Sam
Suggestions on School Affairs for Our Town
An observer comments on tense school conditions in the town. The letter proposes options from finding suitable accommodations to converting the town farm into a municipal boarding house with the current manager in charge. It suggests using the tied funds to adjust teachers' salaries.
White Cross Guild to Meet at Riverside Hall
The September meeting of the White Cross Guild will be held at Riverside Hall on Tuesday evening September 28 at 468 p.m. Members are requested to attend. Reverend Edward F. Crowley will preside. An interesting program is arranged with music and vocal items. The October meeting will be for members only with a talk on school fairs in small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Guild
Riverside
Hall
Tuesda
Edward F. Crowley
Intel
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John Moore
Mr. Moore
Cork
Ireland
Bakers Union of
Holy Name
Fr. Lowney
John
Edward
Mary Moore
Alice Kingsley
Patrick J
Daniel Moore
P. J. Sullivan
Patrick O’dea
Edward Crowley
Henry Ledgard
Thomas Campbell
Michael EB. Lynch
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Tly
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Hudson
Milford
Gilbert Sheridan
Dward Coughlin
Herbert Martin
Frank Sheridan
Roy McCormack
Wm. Tobin
K. of C
Ee Council
Harvard
Pep
Matt” Bulger
Con Cord
Maynard Ic
Walter Courtney
Mrs
Charles ™ Court
Brooks’ St
F. O'Brien
Regan
Erenes Fitzgerald
Os Bangs
Fee
Eeew
Ce Bert
Saeed Rt
Balle
Jaey
Fowler
Tay Hie
Dollar
The
Institution For Savings
Block
Main ST
Mass
Tod
M. E. Church
Rexall
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Old Color Star
Court St
Louis E. Sullivan
Nason St
A. Me
Elie
Cin Moore
Elizabeth
Washington
St Ordnance Department
Charles
Sweeney
Sidney E. McCleary
Tea—Best
Oolong
Coffee—Best
Santos
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