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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1926
Page
1
The department reports extensive highway patching along main thoroughfares and prominent streets after a severe winter. Crews work to restore roads to usable condition, though reconstruction remains challenging and not expected to finish promptly.
Last Sunday morning a large class was received into membership of the Union One Church. Rev William court to address the text of 4:23 as given in the translation. Next Sunday the pastor will emphasize the Junior sermon with the topic A Modern Heroine.
Michael Ennegueas on Brown street Thursday night suffered a fractured leg jaw and multiple cuts after a late bus driver saw a basket in the road and struck it. The incident occurred as he was returning home and was reported in hospital.
Mrs Don Benere bought a new car and Miss Mildred Gallant bought Mrs Benere s Ford coupe. The Keeper of the Bees will be shown at I O O F hall Friday evening April 16 with proceeds for the American Legion. A shower for Miss Verna Whitney of Harvard was hosted at her sister Mrs James Chesborough s home last Friday by intimate friends.
Rev A L Buell of Jamaica has been appointed pastor at a South Hadley church. His son, aged 14, is mentioned in the report as expected to preach his first sermon next Sunday at the services. The appointments were made at the annual conference of the New England Methodist church at Westfield Smithfield.
Maynard reports Silver Construction Co. plans to erect a building on M street with eleven stores. Green Co. to operate a chain store handling merchandise from 5 cents to 1 dollar has engaged a store in the block. To meet floor space needs, an addition extending forty feet will be added to the rear of the building.
Concord April 14 The Concord Board for Trade discussed a Credit Reference Bureau to aid local merchants, with a collection agency proposed but met with opposition. action referred to directors for study. The committee on industries noted growing local business and planned pamphlet outreach. building activity and a larger enrollment, now over one hundred, were reported. The next meeting is set for May 6.
Maynard April 7 officials announce open public inspection of the Junior High School Auditorium on Summer Street. Visitors may inspect the eight classrooms assembly hall and gymnasium Wednesday and Thursday next week from 7 to 830 p m. Contractor Thomas P Hurley Marlboro died at completion. Secretary James Ledgard notes the project honors his memory and praises the builder. Building committee members include Hilferty Ledgard McCleary Coughlin Filhairty McCarron Everett.
The West Concord W C T U met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Henry M Lene on Central Street. G G Fernald was chosen president and telegrams were sent urging Ington to oppose any modification of the Volstead Act. A May 11 meeting in the church vestry with the Ladies Union as guests was scheduled.
Dodge Bros vehicles listed with prices including a 1926 Dodge Sedan, 1924 Dodge Roadster, and 1922 to 1924 models. Prices range from 125 to 475 dollars with entries for roadsters trucks and rebuilt/repainted units. Also offers Fords roadsters and trucks from 35 dollars up.
Ernest C. Ringey of Nashua was arrested Sunday and charged with operating under the influence and drunkenness. He appeared in district court Monday, found guilty on all charges, and assessed a total fine of 100 dollars: 86 for operating and 16 for drunkenness.
At the spring session of the Middlesex Union association of Congregational Churches in Westford, John Calder led a discussion on the Significance of the Statement of Social Ideals. He urged lay members to be loyal to the church, neglect secular distractions, and engage in active church life as he exemplified the doctrine.
The front of the auditorium was filled as testimonies spoke of deep love and esteem for B Caiger, Concord end. Will Charles of South Acton represented Corinthian Lodge.
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