Local Bostonians Share News and Notes Across Towns
A patchwork of visits births and travels fills the column. relatives visit in New York City and Panama guests stay with local families while a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs John Whitney. A sermon at St Bridgets sets the tone amid community updates including football injuries town projects and shop visits.
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New York City
John ‘Whitney
Lester Bailey
Panama
Walter Jones
Thy
William Strout
Strout
Kentville
Mise
Irene O'Donnell
Tewkesbury Hospital
Thomas
Adams Ticket Sale On Friday For Maynard Woman's Club
Advance sale of membership tickets to the Maynard Woman's club is set for Friday evening October 5 from 7 to 9 at the P H Murphy shoe store in town center. Members should buy then to avoid delays at the club opening meeting on Tuesday October 9 at 3 PM in the Hiwi school auditorium. The sale hour was moved to evening to boost response.
Marriage Intentions and Local Observances Reported
Intentions of marriage filed by Sylvia Atwood and Roland Priest and by Victor Rutkowski and Lilian Bissonette noted at the town clerk’s office. Local observances included Beagles Hall event and merchants closing for a holiday. Town clerk Frank B. Sanderson and his wife marked their 26th anniversary quietly.
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Sylvia Atwond
Barnatehle
Roland Priest
Walter Priest
Concord Street
Victor Rutkowski
Maynard
Lilian Bissonette
Hudson
Catherine Sullivan
Acton Street
Arlington
Autumn Appeal in Shop Windows Brightens Streets
Reflective shop windows showcase fall colors across hats coats and dresses in a seasonal opening. The display highlights wood tones and field hues, signaling autumn’s arrival with warm tones and varied ensembles for men and women.
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iNlonton Hat Shop
Local Visits and School Substitution Noted Nearby
Mrs. Eleanor Martin substituted in history and civics classes at the High School on Monday. Dr. Carl Persons and family of New Bedford visited relatives here during the week. Miss Ruth Cleary of Franklin spent the weekend with her parents on Mainstreet. Edward McManus of Medford spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Charles Lemeine, Tremont street. John Donahue, district deputy, will install Concord Council K of C on Oct 2 and Hudson Council on Oct 15. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carroll of Wollaston and Mr. and Mrs. F. Ragan and son John of North Adams were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch on Summer street.
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Eleanor Martin
Carl Persons
New Bedford
Ruth Cleary
Franklin
Thomas
Mainstreet
Edward McManus
Medford
Charles Lemeine
Tremont Street
John Donahue
Concord Council K
Hudson Council
Andrew Carroll
Wollaston
F. Ragan
John
North Adams
Jeremiah Lynch
Summer Street
Maynard Church News and Upcoming Activities
Maynard church notes list Sunday services and programs led by Rev Charles E Carroll including sermon by Dr George B Dean and Epworth League rally titled Eyes Front. Weekday events feature Blue Bird Troop and choir rehearsals with a planned church building extension discussion and voting on a Sunday bill. Registration days, baptismal opportunities, and a district meeting in Worcester are announced along with committee elections and leadership updates.
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Maynard
Charles E. Carroll
Brooks Street
Tel
Wm. Naylor
George B. Dean
Department of Evangelism
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Philadelphia
Helen Crowther
Edwin Carlton, Jr
Harold Wilcox
Blue Bird Troop
Girl Scouts
Alice Grindrod
Carroll
Rick
Dean
Maynard Methodist Church
Massachusetta
Bourteen
Avenune
C. J. Morse
Glickman
William Nay
Clinton H S grid team opens season at Great Road field
The Clinton High School grid squad opens next Saturday against Maynard at the new Great Road field. Coach Lent, with Al Lever, has the team in strong shape after a 13-0 win by Framingham, and many new candidates vie for starting spots. Maynard, Milford, Hudson, and Westboro are noted as early contenders in the Midland League.
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Clinton
Lent
al Lever
Maynard
Marlboro
Milford
Hudson
Champe
Westboro
Maynard Odd Fellows Nominate Officers for Installations
Maynard Lodge I C F nominated officers at a meeting last Wednesday and will elect tonight. Nominees include George Jamieson noble grand Robert Lester recording secretary Albert E Randall financial secretary Wm E McGarry treasurer Clifford Cheney trustee five years and McGarry building committee member five years. Annual meeting set for October 3 with installation October 10 led by James F Coburn district deputy.
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge
George Jamieson
Noble Grand
Robert Lester
Albert E. Randall
Wm. E. McGarry
Clifford Cheney
James F. Coburn
Greenwood
Young Folk In Camp Fire Night at Union Congregational
Young people at Union Congregational church held a camp fire night Friday evening that delighted both youths and adults. A huge blazing camp fire lit the church yard while Scout stunts Chau tauqua chatter and Camp Cut Ups energized the program. The event ended with a camp fire sing and a marshmallow roast, a well rounded evening.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Women Golfers Meet at Maynard Club Stay and Play
Members of the Women Golfers Club gathered for a Wes at the Maynard club followed by whist and a collation. The event featured social rounds and a light refreshment afterward, bringing members together for an afternoon of golf and fellowship.
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Golf Club
Maynard F
Maynard Club hosts two eagles in weekend play
Two eagles were turned in at the Maynard Country Club links during the weekend. Geo O'Brien of Newton made an ace on a 400 yard hole after a 200 yard drive, with a second shot over an apple tree onto the green. Pat Mullin of Concord added another eagle, driving 250 yards to the fifth tee and sinking a 150 yard second shot. The club championship tourney resumes this week with semi finals Frank Sheridan vs Mullin and P Foss vs J Calahan. Columbus Day will see the Kaplan cup and President's cup events.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Geo. O’brien
Newton
Eagle
Pat Mullin
Concord
Frank Sheridan
P. Foss
J. Calahan
Maynard Club
Sheiks Open Season Sunday at Great Road Field
The Sheiks will open their football season with a home game at the school field on Great Road next Sunday against Medfield. Medfield brings a large fan contingent as Arne Fingard, a noted grid star, draws crowds. Al Derer coaches with a wide pool of veterans led by Captain Brigard and others, promising a strong season start.
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Maynard Shieks
Great Road
Medfield
Sheiks
Arne Fingard
al Derer
Dartmouth Canad
Brigard
Mitacornelis O'Toole
Kitawicz
Saari
Owell
Jones
Crozus
Neighbors Plan Grange Meeting With Dinner Arrangement
Neighbors announce a Maynard Grange meeting on September 27 with Wertboro and Townsends Granges in attendance. A collation will be served, with Mrs Affe Hayward in charge of the arrangements.
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Maynard Grange
Wertboro
Townsends Granges
Affe Hayward
Telephone Co Starts Work On Laying Cables In Maynard
The New England Telephone and Telegraph company began installing aerial and underground cables in Maynard's Main and Nason streets. Manager George H. Haskell says completion is expected by early November. The project costs 15,452 and includes 21,085 feet of aerial cable, 267 feet of underground cable, 40 cedar poles, plus removal of extensive old wiring and poles. Public service will be enhanced with new and upgraded lines.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nason Street
Maynard Exchange
George H. Haskell
Growth in Manayrd for, able period of time
Growth in Manayrd for a set period shows steady progress across sectors. Officials note measurable gains in employment, housing, and services with continued investment anticipated through next quarter.
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Manayrd
Lodge and Nujoys Grocery Whist Night Winners Listed
Earl Kitchiner Lodge and Nujoys Grocery hosted a whist party at Odd Fell on Monday night. First prize went to John Webster, with Brooks second. awards also given to George Weir and several others including Mrs. Nathan Crowther and Mrs. Daniel Coughlin. Committee in charge included Albert Reynolds and Walter Trench.
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Earl Kitchiner Lodge
George
Odd Fell
John Webster
Brooks
George Weir
Nathan Crowther
William Playart
Robert
Daniel Coughlin
Albert Albert Reynolds
Walter John Trench
George Br
Rickles Shoe Store Dates Tied to Concord Street Note
A fragment mentions Dick Loftus and the American team, with a note about Concord street and an upcoming arrival this week. It also references May and the late closing related to daylight saving time.
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Dick Loftus
Concord Street
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Charles Manty
Main Street
E. Z., Stanley, Acton Gruber Bros
Maynard Gruber Bros
Maynard A. G. Ziegle
Goncord J
Wradley, Marlboro
Francis
Harya
Julia
Jeannete Gruber
Maynard High School
Enterprise
Maynard High
Ike Graht
Richmond
James B. Fantrell
Mies
Tynne Hiékkala
Fullenton
Warwick Lodge
Daughters
St. George
Odd Fellows Hall
Edwin Hopper
Menominee
Michigan
George Hopper
Joyce Kilmer
F. S. Fearns
P. H. McGrath
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Paper Mill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Morgan
William and
Paul Sims
Berm
John Enneguess
Boston
Caty
Eastern University Law School
Fred Cahill
John Wollerschied
Garfield Street
Herbert Graebner
Mary Wall
Brown Street
Ralph Clark
Arthur Woodart
Virginia
Florence
Laura Woodart
Charles Sulle
Vermont
Jennie Murphy
Charles Gronk
Moniday
Stanley Jones
Wesley Methodist
New Wesley Church
Japan
God
Aed
Washe
Ehriggening
rHaler
Dunham
Joseph Foster
Eewin Carlton Sr
Ama Greenhalgh
Mesdames
Rhoda Palmer
Anne Marter
Elizabeth , Gates
Mary Gilleney
Epworth
P.O
Amason
Nating
Deraeye
Canton Crepes
Ina
Pridap Ada Emacs
Clinton H. S
Maynard Grounds
Odd Fellows
R.J. Rodday Co Co
Soocord Junction, Mass
Park Davis
Park, Davis
Maynard, Mass
Chandler St
Nugy
A.s.crowe
Gery Ees
Arthur Brooks
Mass
LODGE
Nujoys Grocery
Frank McCormack
Rutland
Rickles Shoe Store
Bay State
T. F, Parker
Main St
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