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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented notice from the Enterprise Press at 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro dated 1908 lists subscription rates 1.50 per year by advance 2.00 by other terms and references delivery areas Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with unclear post fees and local service notes.
A motor trip took Mrs Louis Sullivan and party to Pascong where they visited Mr and Mrs James Lewson on Monday.
Merchants in Maynard partner for a town-wide sale called Dollar Day to move midseason stock. Five stores join under the Maynard Business Men's Association with Frank Naylor and Wm Slavin overseeing advertising. Merchandise across lines will be offered at bargain prices to attract shoppers.
The association includes P. J. Sullivan, Frank E. B. Taylor, O. C. Drecheler, Fred Creighton, Samuel Lever, John Peterson and William Naylor as listed in the document.
Charles Porter of Hudson traveling about 60 mph left the road in Stow near the Shaughnes sy homestead Saturday night. He suffered a compound fracture of the jaw and note, head injuries, and other wounds. Treated by Dr Edward F Flaherty he was taken to Deaconess hospital in Concord.
Mr and Mrs Elmore Mills of Fitchburg and Miss Clara Beal a missionary from India visited the Drechsler cottage at Lake Boon. Miss Beal is on leave and will return to India.
Sudden death of Mr Coughlan noted with state and town honors. A former Massachusetts House member and Maynard leader, he helped found the Maynard Business Men's Association and chaired town committees. Funeral processions and a requiem at St. Bridget's Church reflected a long public service. He is survived by wife Mary, a son Francis a daughter Katherine and a brother Albert Coughlan.
A 25 pound hake caught by Gene LePoux wins the top prize in a fishing party off Boston Light on Sunday. Body prizes go to Stanley Voitloklys for a 3 inch rock cod with other participants including Robert Sheridan Arthur Jeffries Joseph Lesage Frank Lesage Hugh Miller Wilbur Clark and Hugh Miller Jr.
Sudbury reports William Garfield ill with measles and no additional cases. There was no preaching service or Sunday School at the M K B church on Dorchester Street. At the Unitarian church a discourse on Faith was given, emphasizing belief in our ability to act and that prayers alone cannot accomplish anything.
Mr Mailendramaty Glose formerly of India gave a talk on India at Miss Laura Kendrick’s home Sunday afternoon. A Calcutta native and Harvard hopeful, he described India from ancient history to present. A good crowd attended, and punch cookies and ice cream were served on the lawn.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court to heirs and creditors. A petition for administration of Jennie H Murray late of Maynard has been filed. You must appear September 11 at Cambridge Probate Court to show cause why letters should not be issued. Witness George F Lawton First Judge June 14, 1922.
Jugo Slavia showcases rapid railway bridge restoration using salvaged river materials. Commission to buy steel for new lines aims to aid farmers as American capital and engineers plan expansion. Report notes strong agricultural output and rich mineral and timber resources, amid postwar modernization and reduced army size.
Miss Dorothea Burke of the local American Red Cross urges veterans to file disability claims by August 9, noting that claims after that date are too late. The Veterans Bureau explains the law requires filing within specified timeframes after discharge or death, with extensions only for good cause.
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