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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
4
The Enterprise states it assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements but may print part of an ad in which such errors occur. It requests management notification promptly if any error arises.
The late Samuel Gompers is honored as workers and employers reflect on the AFL leader. Greene argues for recognizing unions and employer rights, predicting a square deal, reduced labor unrest, and mutual gains from cooperation over conflict.
An eloquent reflection on human nature notes that amid a tornado sweeping Illinois and Indiana, the worst traits reveal themselves in calm, but in moments of emergency the best side surfaces. The Red Cross responds, communities rally, and generous aid pours in. Heroism blooms as relief efforts begin.
Quote from Richard T. Ely stresses closer cooperation between farmers and small town businesses. Readers reflect on the value of agriculture, local roads, schools, churches, markets, and stores in boosting farm value and community harmony.
Alan who spent the winter at Palm Beach recuperating their fortunes is back among us. The note hints at a financial recovery and public presence after the stay.
In Marlboro Judge Leggatt granted Bertha F Mason of Maynard a divorce from Edward Mason on cruelty grounds. Their two children Rosa ten and Clarice eight were awarded to Mrs Mason. Attorney John B Rice represented Mrs Mason and Frank P O Donnell represented Mr Mason on alimony. In Framingham Judge Legratt granted Florence E Mercer a divorce from Charles D Mercer for desertion with custody of their child Charles D Mercer Jr. born April 8 1918.
The court ordered six dollars per week in support from the father. Mr. Mercer was granted access to see the child at any time. Mrs. Mercer was represented by Attorney John L. Rice and Mr. Mercer by Attorney Bert C. Holland at the trial.
Cora Seekins of Concord has been awarded a medal by the J. C. Smith Company for proficiency in typewriting. The recognition highlights her skill and diligence in professional office work.
Citizens are seen wearing blue and buff anniversary ties and scarves for April 19 and 20. They are widely sold at local dry goods stores and buyers are urged to purchase promptly to aid distribution.
Funeral services for Theodore M. Barry who died February 23 in Tampa Florida were conducted Sunday afternoon at his Old Bedford Road residence. Rev Dr Gail Cleland of the Trinitarian Congregational church led the service. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Barry was in his last year.
A Concord resident for over 50 years, Mr. Barry was a prosperous farmer until retirement 15 years ago. The couple spent winters in California or Florida, and he remained an active Concord Grange member. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs Josephine Isabelle Cox died Saturday April 4 at age 71. Born May 29 1872 in Holliston Mass she married Charlie M Cox on March 12 1896. Funeral from 3 Willow Street officiated by Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone with Lotus quartet music. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by husband a sister Mrs Fritz Richard of New York and brothers Roger Dorchester Clarence Foxboro and Frank Worcester.
Easter at Union Church features a 10 38 morning service and a final Lenten sermon on Jesus life. The program includes new member reception, a pageant The Resurrection, and music by Miss Mildred Stone Organist Miss Gert Rideout. A special Easter service for Home for Aged inmates is planned at 4 p m.
Fragmentary notice notes a committee in Marlboro planning an April event honoring Herbert Aroyd Angemen. Mentions Concord and Lexington on April percent in Chi at Gioni, and Captain William A.
Disjointed notes touch on Mexico City violence, election myths, private in Mexican army duties, New York governor attire, Coolidge nickname chatter, Oklahoma Indian taxes, a radio station reference, Germany and Russia trade talk, and the Prince of Wales long voyage as a spring signal.
Past Exalted Ruler William J. O'Brien and Marlboro lodge officers installed Brookline officers Monday night. A large Marlboro lodge presence attended. Exalted Ruler Lawrence G. Bordeleau of Marlboro will help install Winchester officers tomorrow, with Arlington installation Wednesday. Michael T. Burke of Marlboro will install Natick officers Friday, with Marlboro delegation attending. Marlboro officers to be installed by Exalted Ruler John Brady of Brookline at Ells home Monday night.
Funeral services for J H Lynch Sr 69 were held at Immaculate Conception Church after a 9 o’clock requiem mass conducted by Rev Francis A McNeil. The ceremony at the church featured organist Dorothea Burke and a large turnout from out of town. Burial followed at parish Cemetery with bearers Francis Kane Johnins Thomas Joan and Michael Tarpey.
The Rev Arthur Wright after four years as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church of the city will move to a new parish in Franklin next week with his wife. A public reception will welcome them tonight as Rev Regnai B Nichols joins Topsfield church and plans to relocate with his family next week.
A party at Miss Alice Kirby's Church street home featured gifts and good wishes for the bride to be Miss Alice Kirby. A radio program and refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs. Maurice Kirby and Misses Helen and Mary Kirby. The wedding to Dr. John Collins is set for 1 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception Church on 38.
The Marlboro High School baseball team claimed the 1921 pennant and its banner will be framed for display beside other school honors in the principal's office.
The Marlboro school opened yesterday during a one week spring recess. Roland Marcure of Palmer introduces four new acquaintances. J F Rigney remains laid up with grippe at the Biks Home. Mr and Mrs Simeon of Stakt Street married last Sunday. George Pleury moved family from Grant Street to O Street. Hector Benoit attended the Markeyt bout in Mechanic Boston. The Missionary Guild of Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Mrs Dorchester's home at 222 Boston this afternoon. The C T A Club Easter party planned at Anselm's College Manchester hosted by Mr H and Mrs Arthur, next Tuesday night at Mrs Bert Riley, Walnut. Mayor James Hurley said he will be in the city visiting relatives and noting work in certain sections.
William Jacobs and Cia Cadiehx of the Sons of Vet attended the 34th annual element of the order in Boston. Delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary include Mrs. Frank Ner, Mrs. Rita Angier, and Nellie Angier. Other notes name Mrs. Doris Courten and Mrs. Nellie Smith as involved workers for the May dinner and related Relief Society preparations.
Mrs Joseph Lavigne of field has been visiting her son Joseph Lavigne of ETM and returned to her home.
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