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The Enterprise lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 otherwise. Single copies are priced at four cents.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
4
The Enterprise lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 otherwise. Single copies are priced at four cents.
A letter to Chief Binks from Frank A Goodwin of the state registry cites a rise in deadly automobile accidents with a three month old Chelsea baby death noted. Goodwin urges quick brake inspections after any crash and links weather to higher fatality risk, referencing past child fatalities and injuries in thickly settled areas.
The Southboro Grange held a Monday evening meeting at the lower town hall to initiate new members to the first and second degrees. Mr and Mrs William Lucier of Boston were in town last Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs L B Walcourt on Martin Street.
Driver Patrick Genery of Hose 1 has resumed duties after a four month absence due to a fractured leg from being struck by an automobile on Lakeside Avenue. He was on duty stand-anne when the accident occurred. The text notes friends of Pierre Duplesis called upon him Monday night.
The text compares life to a hurdle race and a moving sidewalk. It urges leveraging past successes while concentrating on the next challenge to sustain progress and happiness. It emphasizes raising the bar after achievement and pursuing tougher tasks with courage.
A birthday anniversary gathering on Broad Street featured a guest of honor receiving a purse of $25 in gold a travelling bag and a silk shirt. About thirty friends attended and a social time followed with whist games and prizes awarded.
Funeral services for William H. Brigham who died Sunday morning at 49 Hildreth Street will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from the Universalist church with the Rev Paul Harris Drake officiating. Interment follows at Rocklawn Cemetery under the care of J Frank Child and Son Undertakers.
A 1919-1920 War Department projection shows only 423000 of Pershing's Army remaining fit for Class 1 service by 1925, dropping to 600000 by 1930 and 5310 veterans by 1945. The analysis warns most World War I fighters will have aged, married, or died, leaving their successors to stand for the flag.
In Los Angeles and Boston the divorced couple Charles Hilton and Mrs Emily Hilton, both 69, plan to remarry after 35 years apart. They exchanged letters, Hilton proposed that the divorce was a mistake, and Mrs Hilton invited him to live happily together until death. A prior note says they separated long ago. A separate item notes a calliope used to draw worshippers to Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church. A Chicago union leagues plans a department store run by unions offering only union label goods with stock limits of 20 shares per holder.
Brown announces a public meeting featuring Hon Charles Baily Secretary of Mass Forestry to allow full attendance at 8:30. A postponed dance follows under Wilbur Fiske. An award trip to the Mas State Grange in December is promised to the top scorer, excluding the master. Wanted ads seek assembly work for girls via Frank P Lathrop Co Acton Mass.
The West Acton Acton Grange No 259 program for March 27 included a piano duet by Mrs. J H Holland and Mrs A P Durkee and a piece titled Spraying by Mr Tilson. The event also highlighted a piano solo by Mrs Durkee and an upcoming meeting on April 10 with Mr and Mrs Murray noted.
Notice to Acton taxpayers from the Collecting of Taxes in West Acton Massachusetts directs payment of unpaid taxes to A Durkee. Box C within two weeks.
United Press reports that raids nationwide gathered 2 000 000 gallons of liquor and mash during enforcement operations. Thousands of automobiles and horses were seized. 13 prohibition officers were killed in the actions.
The artist known as Jane Thomas, once determined to master the brush, drew a striking movie offer after a successful transition to acting. Weighing 125 pounds with dark eyes, she excels in both emotional and comic roles and is expected to entertain audiences for some time.
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