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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
8
John Duggan of Concord ends appendix surgery at Emerson Hospital. Norumbega Lodge Sons of Norway announces unveiling tonight. The banner will debut publicly in the April 20 parade with the lodge delegation.
Firemen from Central Station responded to a shed roof blaze on Bedford Road owned by Joseph Dee after a spark from a neighboring grass fire. A separate blaze at the town dump ignited grass on Bristol Hill, burning a small area without damage. Concord Junction units fought scrub fires on Old Marlboro Road at 11.25 and 1.15, with two acres burned before containment was achieved.
Orthonology for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts gave a illustrated talk on attracting birds about the home and bird banding to the West Concord Woman's Club and School Nature Club. Nominees for next year's officers include Mrs Waldo P Lapham and Mrs H Shepard with election at the April 17 meeting in Odd Fellows Hall.
The Concord Lexington commemorative half dollars went on sale at the Concord National Bank on Monday morning.
Chairmen of the committees from several organizations met Sunday to finalize arrangements for the Patriots Day parade. The gathering aimed to synchronize plans across groups and ensure a smooth event.
John Kenny a Maynard spinner at Assabet mill dies after long illness of liver cirrhosis at his Main street home. Survived by four sisters and a funeral Mass at St Bridget's led by Rev Charles Donahue with bearers including Lex ter Cowles and Gustave Dittrich. Interment at St Michael's cemetery Hudson.
The Firestone Apsley team will open a series against Cambridge Rubber Co at Cambridge tonite. Hudson fans will attend. matches on the Elks alleys. Hudson rubber workers team members are Norton Crapnell Lyons Wilson Wirth and Videto. Mrs Walter Reed of Milwaukee visiting sister Mrs Ovide Bouton and other relatives.
Harris Clement 74 a respected Maynard resident died at home on Brown Street around midnight Sunday after a supper at the Lions Paw Club. Born in Columbia New Hampshire he lived in Maynard 42 years and worked as a powder maker for the American Powder Co. He is survived by his wife and son John a Reformatory officer. Funeral services were conducted at his home by Rev C M Redstone with Charles A Welch lodge members in attendance and escort to Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Alice Harrington as secretary introduces William Kenney a well known figure to the Director of the Division of Citizen and a member of one of the club's circles.
Partial OCR text indicates a local figure establishing an office in a block on Fi lows street. No further details on name, date, or organization are readable in the fragment.
Reservations telephone Maynard 36 3. Stops made at Concord on call. Trips to the White Mountains begin June 17.
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