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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

7

Maynard Folks Active In Community Life And Groton Fair

Maynard residents engage in church and civic events as meetings of the Textile council and Weavers' Union are planned at Eagle hall. At Groton fair, Martin Peterson's horse Harmony and Electric McKerron place in the 2.18 and 2.27 trots. A New Year observance by local Jewish merchants, recovery from illness, and births in town are noted along with various visits and social gatherings.

Gilbert M. Hawkes Brown Street KE. H. Davis Martin Peterson Harmony Groton Fair Maynard Textile Council Eagle Hall Weavers’ Union Thelma Grey Somerville Ruby Hawtin St. George's Church St Matthew's Church Worcester Micy Electric McKerron Martin .Peterson Maynard S. Powler Guyer William Boigourt Charles Hi. Persons B. J. Couglin George O'Brien Raymond Jones William Connolley Commercial Department MHS Mra Nora P@Kerty Joseph Doherty Concord Junction Edward Joseph Concord Reformatory Patrick West

Card of Thanks from Edward and Joseph Doherty

A grateful note from Edward and Joseph Doherty thanks friends for kind words deeds and floral tributes and spiritual bouquets received during their bereavement.

Edward and Joseph Doherty

C M and H Railway seeks right to build trestle

A hearing before the Public Utilities Commission addressed Concord Maynard and Hudson street railway’s petition to build a trestle across the Main Street bridge amid its construction. Concord selectmen denied the request, citing bridge work timing, while the company offered to pay for the trestle. The commission will announce a decision soon.

Commission of Public Utilities State House Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Maynard Selectmen Fran. Binks Edwin Carlton Howard A. Wilson D. P. Abercrombie CM % M Public Utilities Commission Concord Lexington

Woman's Club Announces 1922 23 Season Program

The Woman's Club lists a varied 1922 23 season with lectures and entertainments. Notable events include Gentlemen's Night featuring the Scottish Musical Co and prominent performances by Rose Walsh Grace Oakes Bowker Mary Sheppard Dowling Adele Neill Dowling Myra Louise Eckhoff Velma Balcom Kate Willis and others. Mrs Lessie McGarry chairs the program committee.

Esau Scottish Musical Co Lessie McGarry Rose Walsh Grace Oakes Bowker Soprang Herbert W. Gleason Ben. Derby Mary Sheppard Dowling Adele Neill Dowling Elga Case Margaret Cummings The Scottish Musical Comedy Co Home ‘Dramatics Arthur Fisher Myra Louise Eckhoff Willis-Balecom Kate M Willis Velma Balcom

Annual Reunion of St Bridget's Parish

Committees plan the St Bridget's parish reunion at Colonial Hall on Oct 11 with a food group led by Mrs Louis Cook and several assistants. Entertainment led by Mrs John Horan and team, music chaired by P H Murphy, printing by Albert Murphy, and Susie Sheehan handling reception. Children’s reunion entertainment guided by Miss Gertrude Morgan set for Oct 14.

St. Bridget's Parish Colonial Hall Louis Cook Annie Lyons John Moynihan Annie Kingsley Sadie Weaver Margaret Cullinane John Horan Minnie Hilferty Susie Sheehan John Gallagher J. Sullivan Frank McCarron P. H. Murphy Albert Murphy Gertrude Morgan

Local canines capture Groton show prizes

Maynard and Stow dogs dominated the Groton fair dog show on Saturday. Percy Grady entered four Boston terriers earning six ribbons and a silver cup including Lady Toss with two firsts and a second plus a cup. Queen ey Toss and Beauty Toss won multiple prizes, Lucky teak claimed a third, and hunts Ace and Nancy plus Eeho the collie earned ribbons. Five bull terrier entries from Mrs T. D. Whitney's Ldstow Kennels swept all bull terrier prizes.

Maynard Stow Percy Grady Toss Queeney Toss Ledy Lucky Teak Frank Murphy Lloyd Walker Ace Nancy Harry Cook Eeho T. D. Whitney Ildstow

Maynard High Opens Football Season at Concord

Maynard High School starts football with a game against Concord High at Concord Saturday at 3 p.m. Principal Cole, Coach and Assistant Coach Edward Coughlin accompany the team. The Maynard lineup features backfield players J and F Ramesh Frig ard Stuckert Vodoklys and others. The team practices daily this week.

Maynard High School Concord High School Concord Cole Edward Coughlin Maynard F. Ramesh Frigard Stuckert Vodoklys Esmen Saarinen Mugcavitch Forgie Marcus Autio Manti Ajalehto Nee Korsman Barlow King

Maynard Soccer Opens Season With 3 1 Win

The Maynard team opened the season by defeating the Portuguese eleven of Lowell 3 to 1 at the Cricket Club greens. Manager Spenter plans to field a strong lineup next Saturday against Mass Cotton Co in a Merrimac Valley League match.

Maynard Lowell Greens George Lauglin Graham Joe Doel Billy Oates Alex Tefferi al Murdock Bert Doel

Jeremiah Moynahan Laid At Rest

Jeremiah Moynahan an early Cambridge resident born in 1849 in Sterling Mass passed away at his residence 309 Broadway on September 22. He lived in Gleasondale in youth and remained tied to the area through family and neighbors. His wife Cecelia Rafferty of Maynard predeceased him and they left a daughter Cecelia. Moynahan co founded Moynahan & Co in Cambridge and retired in 1912. He was active in the Cambridge Board of Trade the Inman Square Business Men's Association the Irish Charitable Society and served as director of the Inman Trust Company Inman Cooperative Bank St Marys Catholic Association and past treasurer of the Catholic Union.

Broadway Cambridge Jereni Ah MoynAhan Mr. MoynAhan Sterling Mass Gleasondale Cecelia Rafferty Maynard Cecelia Moynahan Moynahan &Co Cambridge Board of Trade Inman Square Business Men’s Association The Irish Charitable Society Inman Trust Co Inman Cooperative Bank St. Mary's Catholic Association Catholic Union

Flying Squadron Rehearses Minstrels for State Council Fair

Albert Murphy organizes the Flying Squadron of well known local minstrels to perform at various state councils as a publicity stunt for the annual K of Fair held in November. Recruits include James B. Farrell A. A. Hilferty Albert Riley Harlan Powers Edward White Harold Sheridan and Ralph Jamieson.

Maynard Council K. of Co Albert Murphy James B. Farrell A. A. Hilferty Albert Riley Harlan Powers Edward White Harold Sheridan Ralph Jamieson Aleay

Church Ladies Aid Met at Mrs Holt’s Summer St Home

Rev David M. Angell presided over the M. E. Church Ladies' Aid Society gathering hosted by Mrs Alfred Holt on Summer Street. Miss Elsie Davis led Epworth League service last Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday Rev Ralph Barker of South Acton will exchange pulpits with the pastor.

David M. Angell Ladies’ Aid Society Alfred Holt Elsie Davis Marlboro Epworth League Ralph Barker South Acton Wi

Strathmore Mills Strike Affects Spinners And Card Room Workers

Strathmore mills at Westvale faced a strike by about 30 spinners and 15 card room workers after the withdrawal of a bonus seen as a wage cut. The workers say a quick settlement is hoped for as discussions continue. Also mentioned are plans by George H. Creighton to visit Jacksonville and Savannah, and notes on Frank Hibbard’s return, with music supervision changes at public schools.

Strathmore Mills Westvale Strathmore Card Room George H. Creighton The Maynard Trust Co Jacksonville Fla Savannah George H. Woods Colonial Hall

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