Concord High Drama Raises Funds for Athletics in 1622 1623 Tribute
Concord High School presents a four act play A Rose O Plymouth Town at Monument hall Friday and Saturday to support the athletic association. Attendance rose to capacity Saturday with praise for Ruth Brown and the Plymouth themed cast. The event funds baseball and football programs and includes a long list of cast and production staff.
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Monument Hall
Concord High School Athletic Association
Plymouth
Ruth Brown
Rose de la Noye
Ida Jacobs
Alice E Thompson
Loretta Lyozs
Mills Standish
Maurice H. Bigelow
Jarrett Foster
Welch
Alison F. Bean
John Margeson
Milippe de la Noye
Robert Donaldson
Charles
Daniel Kelly
Theodore Cham Worlin
Lloyd Hoagland
Alfred Pickard
Cosume Committee
Sarah Loomis
Charlotte Coffin
Kaarle W. Peckham
Eif
Miss M. Uoyle
H. Hoyt
W. Doien
F. Curtey
H. One
Dimond R. MacRae
A. Lowden
Caleb Wheeler
Charles Borland
Peveril Peterson
Miss Marion Merby
Enegrd Musical Club Meets for Feb 3 Program
The Enegrd Musical Club gathered with Mrs. John G Morse on Tuesday afternoon February 3. Tea followed with the hostesses Mrs. Harry B Little and Mrs. Albert M Tariow. The program featured Chopin Schumann Coperin Brams and other composers with performances by Mrs. Morse Mrs. Hitchcock Miss Foss Mrs. Ferry Mrs. Johnson and accompanying artists Mrs. C E Brown Mrs. A M Harlow and Miss Maude Hyde.
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Enegrd Musical Club
John G Morse
Harry B. Little
Albert M.tariow
Chopin
Prophet
Schumann Mrs. Morse
Mabel Daniels
Mrs. Hitchcock
Clough Leighter
Rogers
Miss Foss
Couperin
Gavotee-Gluck-F1ahms
Ferry
Judassohn the
Brahms
Hitchcock
Rose
Mignon D'Hardelot
Chadwick
Mrs. Johnson
Brahms Warum Schumann
Cracovienne
Susie Sheehan Leads District in Bazaar Planning
Miss Susie Sheehan of Maynard heads a district committee chosen by Cardinal OConnell at Fenway Academy to organize 15 district coordinators for the Hazaar of the League of Catholic Women. The bazaar at Symphony Hall on April 27 28 and 29 aims to raise funds for a Woman's Community House for Catholic women with Concord and Concord Junction in Sheehan's district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Sheehan
Maynard
Cardinal O’connell
Fenway Academy
League of Catholic Women
Symphony Hall
Mra
Local Talent Presents Your Wife Play This Evening
Rehearsals for Your Wife are going well and the show will occur this Monday evening February 16 in the city hall. Local talent presents the production under O. F. E. S. auspices and an enjoyable evening is promised with dancing to follow.
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Ation Hal
O. FE. S
John Mitchell Dies After Short Illness
Died February 3 John Mitchell passed away at his home on Commonwealth Avenue after a brief illness marked by double pneumonia.
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John Mitchell
Ing
Commonweath Ave
Maynard resident offers $500 for town hospital fund
Samuel Lever, a prominent Maynard merchant, announces a purely altruistic offer to donate $500 yearly to establish and support a hospital serving all residents regardless of background. He calls for community input and invites cooperation with local banks and associations to build and sustain hospital facilities. The Enterprise opens its pages for public suggestions to gauge support and shape a hospital project.
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Samuel Lever
Maynard
Samuel Lerer
Midet
Ced Allen Plador
Lerer
Leveric
Lerya
Orda
Lever
Heephal
eLrer
Maynard Mayns Sage Reading A Country Cousin at Colonial Hall
Grace Sage presents A Country Cousin to about 300 supporters at Colonial Hall amid a late arrival due to a blizzard. An orchestra led by Martin Gruber and Dr Louis Sullivan provided pre show and intermission music while Miss Sadie King performed between acts. The evening also featured dancing and local officials and students involved in town proceedings and plans for upcoming events and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sage
Colonial Hall
Blizgard
Martin Gruber
Louis Sullivan
Wiliam Batn
Burton Coughlan
Sadie King
Teogerd Wattig
Nate
Mi 3
Mowtan Albert
Atin
Mante Cowles
Quiet Annual Town Election Returns Dominant Scully Victory
The annual town election on Monday saw 468 ballots cast with no major contests. Democrat Wm. P. Scully defeated Republican Benjamin C. Brown for overseer of the poor 227 to 194, and a license measure passed 263 to 163. Town Clerk Sanderson announced results at 4 15, speeding the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Brown
Wm Naylor
Dunham
Feld Luvere
Clarence ‘Lostiogs
Haynes
Marfin
Mersurera
Chenes
Albert W
Hisnee
Mullin
Towy
Binks
Albert Smith
Edwin Cartton
Board of
Etectmen
Frank Z. Sanderson
Wa Oerk
Horgee E. Pats
George H. Gutteridge
L. Everett Wilson
James J. Ledgard
Orrin S. Fowler
Wm. P. Scully
Joshua Edwards
Board of Health
John E. Hannon
Wm. P.scully
Repub
An. Scully
Scully
Brown
Democratic Party
Lcense
Sanderson
Emanuel Taylor
Frank E. Sanderson
John King
John Flood
Michael E. ‘Lynch
Matthew Campbell
William Connoly
Asmld
Seesaw battle for league crown in Magnare bowling
The Pawnee quin tet maintains a four point lead as Cricket Club and Middlesex trade spots in the Maynard bowling league standings. Capt Frank Lesage predicts Pawnees finish on top while Speck White sees his Middlesex players crowned champions. Allied Vets hold fourth, A O H sits near last, Reds in last place. Hugh Miller scores weekly prize with 140.
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Cricket Club
Middlesex
Maynard
Pawnee
Magnare
Frank Lesage
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Pawnees
Jack Lent
Speck White
Reds
Woolen Co preps domestic and foreign money order service
The American Woolen Co plans a new division with the American Express Co to establish a domestic and foreign money order branch for employees. The move aims to ease sending funds to Europe and the United States, with offices to issue checks or money orders and hoped benefits for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Training for bout as Wileon plans a path to title
Obony Wileon trains at the Pffford Inn ahead of a scheduled bout with Mite Dowd who holds the middleweight title. Transportation disruptions delayed travel from Boston. a town hall meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 17.
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Obony Wileon the
Hoses
Podfford Inn
Mite Dowd
Jack Nyes
Acton Centre Town Hall Feast Delivers Town Entertainment
Plates laid for eighty at Acton Centre Town Hall for a 1990 entertainment event by the Acton Woman's Club attracting residents from Concord Junction Littleton Stow Boxboro and surrounding Acton areas. Miss Andrea Kennedy of Arlington offered readings and a local concert followed by dancing. supper supervised by Hope Holland and a committee.
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Town Hall
Acton
Concord Junction
Littleton
Stow Boxboro
Actons
Selertiana
Randoerad
hLenax Onartet
Lowell
Alan Eae
Andrewi Kennedy
Arlington
Hope Holland
Alice Webster
Bertha White
Francis Planter
Mary Pickard
Boston Trio Concert Postponed to February 19
Inclement weather forced changes in the program as the Instru-Lyric trio from Boston had planned a performance in Town Hall. The concert is rescheduled for Thursday evening February 19.
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Town Hall
Instru-Lyric Trio
Boston
Lyceum lecture set for February twelfth evening
The second Lyceum course lecture is scheduled for Thursday evening February 12. The Boston and Maine railroad stayed open all night Thursday for traveler convenience. Snowshoes and skis appear after the heavy snowstorm. Local provision dealers could not obtain fresh Boston supplies for the weekend.
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Boston & Maine
Boston
Edward H. Clement Dead Editor in Chief of Boston Transcript
Edward Henry Clement longtime editor in chief of the Boston Transcript for 25 years died Saturday February 7 from heart disease after shoveling snow near his home at 5 River Street He was 76 or 77 He survived by a daughter Mes Manor Clement Jones and a son Robert a Montana rancher His career included art criticism and daily Civon column work He studied at Tufts and attended various newspapers before joining the Transcript as editor in chief in 1881 He helped grow the paper while pursuing art writing and organizing the St Botolph club He was a member of the Massachusetts Historical Society and the Anti Vivisection league and helped shape the Transcript’s art coverage and editorial direction
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Transcrit
Edward Henry Clement
Boston Transcript
River St
Poston
Clements
Clement Jones
Robert
Montana
Transcript
Clement
Ife
Preis
Civon
Savansiah
Aid
Nort T
Pubebeth N. J
He Tran
Cn Rt
Ovis
Ft Rethremen
Ovdit
Clement Weve Omeh
Borton
Mostoy Galery
McRoe Basetball Wednesday Doubleheader Preview
The Wednesday doubleheader features the K of C team seeking revenge on Maynard after Maynard won the first meeting. If Conord plays, a coin flip will decide the location of the decisive game. The second game teams 2d vs Camp Devens, postponed last week, aims for another TK victory.
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Maynard
Con
Camp Devens
Narrow Escape At Station Train Scrapes Rail Clerk
A crowd at the &:55 train platform gasps as railway mail clerk William Harrington is nearly crushed. He hesitates, slips from a handhold, is dragged by the train, then frees himself and boards the car with only minor injuries.
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William Harrington
Harrington
Majestic New England Nor'easter Stuns Maynard Town
The storm described as the worst since the speaker has lived in Maynard dumped two to three feet of snow, closing Main Street and trapping trains. Snowplows cleared sidewalks while officials like Su perintendent John Driscoll labored to keep roads open. Power and mail service suffered. Concord and Acton lines paused as crews battled drifts and ice, with injuries and emergency calls met by the fire department and local physicians.
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Maynard
John Driscoll
Main St
New England
Ourd & Hudson
Concord
Parker St
Stow
Jaing
Acton St
Boston
Anniss
Ds.t
Cord Junction
Crncerner
Mayne Read
Acton
Den
Enterprise Press Runs Behind Schedule
Illness and travel difficulties have depleted the Enterprise workforce making it hard to issue the paper and causing delays in printing material already submitted.
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High School Athletic Association
Enterprige
NEW Division OF Woolen CO
Ole Ameerican
Farope
Emplo Yes
al Omy Ag
Tan R&r
Bedford
Tore
FAP
Viar Party
Porte
Annes
St. Wiehe
Lexington
Edward H. Clement
Rd Tleneyemen
Veriotas
Tufts College
Veleron
Aachusetts Histor’eal Society
Res Dent
St Botolph Club
Frank Sibley
Sbley
Boston Globe
Mocre Basetball
P.& C. Sardines
Bensdorp
Ang
L. Anderson & Son
Phore
Concord, Wi
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