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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
5
The Marlboro based Enterprize announces subscription rates in advance at 82.00 annually or four cents per issue. Six months cost 75 cents including postage. It serves Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford areas.
The Union Congregational Church invites members to Easter morning services featuring a Feast of Revival and music, with a 7 pm pageant titled The Dawning. New members will join the fellowship after the morning service. Ayer hosts the third annual Officer Boys Conference next Saturday with train times and age guidance.
Maynard residents will gather at Colonial hall on Thursday evening April 2 for a program of vocal and instrumental music. George Wood directs a cast including Clar Jackson, Edith MacGroge, Louise Serra, Laurence Woods, and Leland Arnold. Woods helped bring the Meistersingers to Maynard, earning praise for the earlier song program.
The Lowell firm of Hert Lowell and his son Lucerne, who moved to Safety Harbor, Fla., two years ago, are now among the region’s large builders. The Safety Harbor Herald reports following the bond election they plan to erect at least 20 cottages in West Green Springs. The first contract has been let and work begun, with prices from 1500 to 3500 dollars depending on location from Main Street. cottages will be marketed at a standard price once completed.
Mrs Claude A Gilson will deliver her fifth and final lecture on Thursday afternoon at the high school. Last week she discussed the Bonus Bill. She leaves later this month for a fourteen month tour of Europe visiting Constantinople Austria Holland Ireland and Oberammergau to witness the Passion Play. Maynard ladies praise securing her for the series.
Concord Junction reports the formation of Assabet Grange by Willam N. Howard with over 100 charter member applicants. Officers elected for 1922 include Clara M. Sweet Master and Esther Olson Secretary. next meeting set for April 28 with supper and installation to follow.
For sale and two horse dump cart with front wheels cut under. Two horse Worcester Buckeye mowing machine, nearly new. Three spring drop express wagon shafts and pole, a good one. Two horse dead axle wagon. Contact Tate at West Acton, telephone West Acton 70.
Mrs John Hartley a former resident of this town and niece of Eugene Colbert died at her Watertown home Friday. Funeral was held on [day] with attendees from here including cousin Mrs T. J. O'Donnell and daughter May and Mrs Wiliam V. Cameron and Mrs Louis Cook. She is survived by daughter Eilen and son John Hartley of Watertown.
The Grange held a meeting with a District School program featuring Leonard Stiles as teacher and strong attendance. Borough Pomona Grange presented an engaging afternoon lecture by Joan Cole, highway commissioner, and Elmer Howe gave remarks.Music by Berlin Grange and a bean and cold meat dinner followed. Bert Haynes reports a Tremont Street house nearing completion.
Mrs William B Bartlett and Mrs Ralph Holden attended a Winchester Ladies Friendly society meeting with an organ recital by Charles P Scott assisted by Jessie Dozier Richardson. Middlesex school boys will stage Iolanthe on April 18 and 19 to benefit the French restoration fund. Proceeds from Johns New Suit at the Unitarian church vestry totaled 85 dollars, with 35 to Duncaness hospital 25 to the James J Mansfield post Women’s Auxiliary and 25 to the Concord Red Cross. Mrs John W Chase reached Plainfield on April 6 en route home with travel heavy. she will be back in Concord on Stow Street by April 9.
Miss Gretchen Cutter and Miss Henderson of Cambridge depart Concord on April 2 for the Cuttery summer home at Pigeon Cove. Rosemary and Bessie join April 5 with "Chris" while Constance Wheeler leaves April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Coolidge and Mr. Clark en go seashore the same night. Ellis Richardson leaves Boston. The party grows to a full crowd by April 8. Men return April 10. the young women stay through April 12 with their chaperone.
On Good Friday at the Congregational church a choir will perform There is a Green Hill Far Away by Johnson and O Sacred Head Now Founded by Rowley along with an Anthem.
Antique items bought and sold by L. P. Goulding of South Sudbury. Offers to trade or buy with contact by telephone listed as 18-11.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and all interested in the estate of William Hird late of Maynard to appear in Cambridge on May 1, 1922 for probate of a will. Notices must be published weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and mailed to known interested parties seven days before the hearing. Witness George F. Lawton, First Judge, dated April 6, 1922.
The Board of Selectmen will meet every Wednesday at 7 p m in Creighton’s Block to transact business. All applications and complaints must be presented then or by letter to secretary Frank Binks, Chairman Edwin Carlton, Secretary Charles B. Keene.
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