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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
13
Mary F. Thomas of Concord is stopping at the Hotel Vanderbilt Avenue in New York as part of a weekly Concord news roundup. The item notes her presence during a period of local interest.
Mr William received numerous congratulatory messages by mail phone and in person from relatives and friends at his 8ho ur day on Mui street. The Giris Prienary Society of the Episcopal Conoco hosted a whist party on April 28 at 8 pm with refreshments and anticipated good times.
Fragmentary text describes a pursuit involving cavalry and horses near a police substation. Several horses were shot after injuries in the chase, with mentions of state police and Concord police. One rider or person is referenced but details are garbled.
The notice lists subscription options and prices for Boston news stands including six months and one month rates. It mentions distribution and a reference to a church and science content, with unclear additional context from the damaged text.
A weather affected Boston area parade featured the Concord Fife and Drum Corps organized by A E Loftus with Edward as drum major. Gladys Graham from MacLean Band led a standout performance. Local veterans and townspeople participated, with notices of upcoming parish meetings and anniversary events in Concord and Acton.
Forty essays were written and presented to the English teachers who selected the sixteen best and sent them to Miss Eliza W Roberts for judging. From these Miss Roberts selected the winners.
Students at Concord Academy created a Bristol board display showing a snake cut into thirteen panels, each bearing a colony name and the motto Join or Die. The project was directed by Principal Miss Elsie G. Hobson.
Morris Brownell of the Middlesex School has fallen ill at home in New Bedford with a threatened appendicitis. Coach Charles W. You has a capable substitute, Zabiet of Boston, ready to fill the first four as Adams remains stroke and Samuel Park anchors the second four.
Mrs May Jaquette of Colo is noted in a weekly blurb. Josephine Gay returns to Sereoo events. Ruth and the Junior Chase are mentioned with Radcliffe in a 22 item. Mr and Mrs Nathan Smith of Ventura Calif visit Mrs Smiths sister Mrs Harry Richardson for the 160th celebration. Isabell Missertan Bod and Mrs Scott chard starred in the Vincent Club show fez at the Boston Opera House.
The Close of 1926 Concord High School Junior Prom was held in Monument Hall on Friday. Patriotic decor and vivid costumes created a charming scene as the youth danced to inspiring music. The success is credited to Miss Marion Pick, Anna Ryan, Gladys Graham, Mary Williams, and Messrs Gordon Donaldson, John Todd, Clarence Bodfish, Franklin Mann, and Allyn Beardsell.
Concord Grange No 150 held Neighbors Night in the Town Hall with guests from Arlington and Acton. Attendees included Mary Coyne Annie Crick Carmelia Cullinane James Cullinane Mary Coe Elizabeth Cullinane Major Thomas I Claxton of the Honorable Artillery Company Pe Wiebe J Devlin of BosCharlies W College Fr das president of Georgetown University W Cameron Forbes and Mrs William H Sean with Dr pauens Emerson noted among those riding in automobiles in the parade.
The First Parish in Concord hosts union services with Gallop Ph.D. serving as the minister in charge. The event highlights the church’s Congregational identity and pastoral leadership.
Paramount screens Peter Pan on April 29 to help raise a $300 000 endowment for the Peterborough colony of the MacDowell art foundation. Concord committee outlines two packed Veterans Hall performances funded by subscriptions from across the United States. Community figures and local hosts listed.
State Police rounded up Tai of Bankers and another economist on liquor and operating under the influence charges. Connors was also charged as cases moved in District Court and continued until Thursday. The Home Beautiful advertises draperies and interior hangings for homes with a large New York line.
The fragment lists April dates with events and groups at a church including Boy Scouts, Holy Communion, Sunday school, morning prayer, Girls' Friendly Society, Church Aid Society, Junior Auxiliary, and designated meeting times in April and May.
A thunderstorm halted the Middlesex Scialmers game on a Sunday afternoon in the Middlesex tie. Neither side scored before the officials called the contest off.
A promoting note describes a cooperative bank owned by shareholders where profits accrue to them. It explains joining with monthly payments of one to forty dollars and projects growth to two hundred dollars after twelve years per one dollar monthly, or a thousand dollars per five dollars monthly.
Grange unit marks its third anniversary on April 27 with a special musical program arranged by Mrs Louise Williams. The event, a community celebration, promises to be worth attending.
Community meeting announces 7 July 15 date for specialty entertainment and program duties. Mrs non will chair, with events coordinated by attendees and organizers.
In town circles word spread of the death of Clarence Hosmer a former prominent dentist here. Friends and neighbors express sorrow while noting his long service and ties to the community. The item mentions a social event where Roland Kay and Miss Bittenenna won a foxtrot at Peakton Saturday.
Private notice seeks a housekeeper for week by week arrangement in Concord area. Contact telephone provided for applicants to call.
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