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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
3
Miss Morence Hayes of West Medford has been a house guest at Mrs. Hubert M Wardwell of Crescent Road, Concord. Dr and Mrs Stanton Garfield returned to Concord Tuesday from a ten day trip to Washington with their son Tony and daughter Barney.
A notice invites attendees to an event at 6 45 p m at Sheridan's on Main Street Maynard concerning Thomas W87. The brief implies a social or memorial gathering with local participation.
A stray OCR fragment notes Patrolman Howard Lawton Soma Schon hoping to return to work within a week after a rented tree operation. The readable text is incomplete.
Mrs Newsom plans a two month visit to Florida with her husband Fuller of Crescent Road. They will stay with Mrs Byler’s aunt. Their daughter Nancy will visit her aunt in Pall River during the same period.
Acting Corporal Arthur W. McCabe reports the busiest weekend for the local State Police with ten drunken drivers, one hit and run, one speeding incident and five more offenses. The events were logged up to Monday morning after court at Ae anito.
Sunday afternoon performance in Eastern pageant titled The Rock. The show, directed by Rev. Matthew A. Veuve, featured groups from the Union Church in Eton, Boxboro Congregational Church, and the Maynetd Church, under the West Darvard Union banner.
At a Tuesday meeting on April 6 at the Congregational Church, the Concord Men's Club discussed modern machine identification and detection.
At the Young People's Club gathering held at the Trinitarian Congregational arch parish house on a Sunday in April, Florence Beereere See served as teacher.
In West Concord on April 4 the Denpora Enterprise editor Warren 8 Goddard spoke on Teaching As a Career Work at the Union Church gathering with Maynard and local social groups in attendance.
At St Bernard s Church Land the anim Communicon Sihiday of Concord Countil K of C will come next Sunday. Members will attend 8 15 o clock Laem Communion. A Communion fast will follow in Monument.
WPA workers receive high marks for tidying a dumping area opposite St Bedford Street. Local officials note efficient cleanup and improved neighborhood appearance.
Ruth Wood, a physical training teacher, is spending her Easter holidays with her mother Mrs. Walter Wood in Hubbard Street. She alleges to be connected with work in New London.
Fragmented gossip style items mention Walter A Wood with parents on FHub and relatives. Robert Tracy, son of Mrs William Tracy of Main, returned home from Crown Hospital Monday. A Mr Trae employed at a Hartford agency hopes to resume activities next week.
John Peaton resumes public activity after a period of absence in Stillman street district. Corporal Arthur Bord of the police barracks completes a two week vacation and returns to duty on the same street.
The Road Department last week began its annual spring cleaning of streets and sidewalks. In this effort about a dozen extra men, most of them unemployed all winter, were put to work.
Mrs Aleh Prench spent several days in New York last week accompanied by Camcora of Camcora and William Deel of Piermont New Hampshire.
Mrs Daniel Chester French widow of the Concord sculptor and her daughter Mrs Babe Penn Cresson plan a summer at Stockbridge. They have rented their Whse wood estate cottage to Dr Herschel C Walker and wife from Pennsylvania for the season.
Albus Cushing formerly of the Colonial Inn called on several old friends during a recent Sunday visit. He spent the winter in Boston.
Joseph Dee and Sons of 18 Bedford Street added a new funeral coach to its modern equipment. The firm has served from the same address since 1868. Miss Mary Jean of Francis Street, West Concord, has entirely recovered from scarlet fever and returned to school and social activities after quarantine.
Dr. Ross K. Whitton notes substantial snowfall in the Vermonth area around the farm but continues with spring planting plans and hopes to settle there after mid month.
Concord Rotary Club meeting last Thursday at the Colonial Inn featured presiding officer Thomas Lomas Le Sanbore and speaker Major Sumner Pegg of Portland Maine discussing UnAmericanism. Fred T. Boyd sold the Belle T. Winslow house on Mai Street to Charles W. Allen of the Allen Chair Company in West Concord.
Six year old Francis Flerra underwent an appendectomy at Emerson Hospital performed by Dr C L Acton. George T Goodspeed of Boston's Needham resident plans a large early American design house. Watson M Gordon sold acres valued at 17900 by WalterChanning Inc Boston. Charles Johnson building on Nashantire Hill from William estate. Perry Shaw Hepburn architects. Clark Taft contractors. April 17 banquet by the Penal Institution at Boston Chamber of Commerce aims to unite reformists and Alliance members.
A group of over fifty Harvard students traveled by bicycle toward Concord on Sunday morning. The participants planned to become regular riders and to engage in activities with the local community, aiming to establish a steady cycling habit.
Mrs Pasquallina Ma au ro aged 51 died at her home 45 River street following a short illness. Born in Italy she had lived in the United States 35 years and in Ward 12 years. Survived by husband and seven sons Alph Joseph Jr Michael F Patrick and daughters Mia Susie and Florence. Funeral services Friday at Bridget’s Church High Mass at 9 am. Interment in parish cemetery.
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