Concord Junction High School Closes for Haster Vacation
Concord High School shuts down for Haster vacation and will reopen on Monday April 12.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
2
Concord High School shuts down for Haster vacation and will reopen on Monday April 12.
Easter Sunday at Union Church drew a near full house as 24 people stepped forward for baptism and church membership. The pageant The Triumph of Love by Margret Slattery delighted the audience, while the pastor urged greater church attendance and Sunday school participation.
About 250 citizens attended a heated town meeting where legal obstacles stalled plans to buy property and establish a building line on Nason street. Judge Wilson proposed briefs, adjournment followed, and voters agreed to instruct selectmen to pursue building-line actions while awaiting a future meeting.
M. C. A. bowling team took three points from the Pawnees at Maynard alleys Monday night, boosting Middlesex toward the championship. Rodway led with 179 to 261, Lent set a high total of 137, tied by J. B. Lent. Middlesex faces Allied Vets Wednesday. a win could place them one point ahead.
Andrew Wilkins of Carlisle ends service with G A Skelton Grocery Co and accepts a new position in Chelmsford.
Friends and relatives mourn the death of Mrs Elizabeth Adelaide Rollins who died on Wednesday March 31 after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at the Unitarian church on Saturday at 2 30 PM with interment at Shawsheen Cemetery.
Johnny Wilson trains at the Bedford Inn for a bout tonight with Reed as rival managers post a forfeit. Marty Killilea states Wilson weighs 15 percent. George Carter counters Reed’s side. Frank Tillo also trains with Wilson ahead of Wednesday’s scheduled clash with Al Cassone.
Harold Lyons' unit won the finishing title at the mill Spooling room on Monday night by beating Luke McCarthy's captaincy squad. Hoffman led with a high roll and the three-string total reached 320 points.
The Maynard Cycle Shop opened April 1 at 22 Summer Street next to the Maynard House. Owner John Taillon, a skilled battery man and bicycle motorcycle repairer, plans to stock standard motorcycles soon.
Town meeting action on Maynard estate purchase prompts plans to fund a new ex servicemen club house. Selectmen earlier announced a fundraising drive this month with residents asked to respond to the slogan Give to the boys. Chairman Binks notes state funds of 1500 dollars will aid Great Isl repairs in cooperation with town and county.
Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Mary C Kelley of Acton to show cause why administration should not be granted to L Haskell White of Cambridge. Hearing set for April 22, 1920 at 9 am in Cambridge. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise.
The subscriber has been appointed administrator of the estate of Abi Haynes, late of Sudbury, Middlesex. Bond given to undertake the trust. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them, and debtors must pay to Charles Haynes.
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