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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1924

Page

6

Vandals take mirrors and disrupt quiet street

Vandalism plagues a local area as mirrors are taken and sensibility clashes with foolish conduct. The message contrasts vain kissing and unsatisfied affection while noting fewer cars on the road during peak hours.

Guard rails on Washington street bridge missing

Contractor Charles Bassett reports two mornings in a row broken guard rails and removed planking on the south side of the Washington street bridge. Police investigate as risk to pedestrians is high with a 30 foot river drop and crews prepare new work and fencing.

Charles Bassett Washington Street

Large sign erected atop Shing building for Mahoney

A 12 by 8 foot sign is being raised on the Shing building by William Jesautel for Thomas F Mahoney the local real estate broker who runs the front office. A horse owned by Angelo Zangarini was struck by the 8 30 train on the Central Civ B and M at the Cox Street crossing Sunday night and killed. Leonard T Conlon of Firestone Apsley Co has returned to duties after visiting Edmund T Schofield of Washington DC. Winthrop MacCracken of Cottage Street is visiting Rev Dudley R Child at their Ogunquit Me summer home. United States Deputy Marshal Grace ODonnell is taking a two week vacation at home before a trip to the White Mountains.

Wiliam Jesautel Thomas F Mahoney Real Estator Angelo Zangarini Cox St Central Civ. B & M Leonard T. Conlon Firestone Apsley Co Edmund T Schofield Washington, DC Winthrop MacCracken Cottage St Rev Dudley R. Child Ogunquet United States Miss Grace O'Donnell White Mts

Drive to end canine distemper gains AKC support

Dr J E DeMund of New York and president of the American kennel club backs the American Distemper committee drive to abolish canine distemper. AKC clubs rally to donate show receipts and members urge dog owners to contribute as nationwide support grows.

J. E. DeMund New York American Tennel Club American Distemper Committee DeMund Chas H. Tyler Ces Ames American Kennel Club American Kennel Gazette AKC United States

Mitchells and Grenons Spend Week in Marlboro Area

Mr and Mrs James Mitchell of Jacksonville are visiting Marlboro for three weeks with Mr and Mrs Clement Grenon staying at Amos Grenon’s West Main street home in Marlboro during the vacation period.

James Mitchell Jacksonville, Frs Cit and Hudson Clement Grenon Mrs Amos Grenon West Main Street

Polo Star Eric Pedley Set for September Match

Polo legend Eric Pedley and his favored mount are slated to star in a September clash against a British team. The match is expected to be staged before the Prince of Wales, highlighting a high profile international polo event.

Eric Pedley America Prince of Wales

Maynard Ark Players Star In Changing Husbands

A local program page reviews Changing Husbands at the People's Theatre with Cecil Mille portraying dual roles including a society matron and a guest actress. The piece notes two directors on the production Frank Orson and Paul trite and casts Victor Varconang ia Faye in key roles. The review also highlights a political ballot issue on child labor and parental control facing voters in November.

Cecil Ie Mille Tress People’s Theatre Paramount Ures Frank Orson Paul Trite Mille Victor Varconangia Faye Ife

Earl Chesmore Visits Uncle in Pawtucket Notes Local Ties

Earl Chesmore of Pelling visited his uncle Irving Hf Warner Street over the week. William Holden head of the mercial dept of Pawtucket High School was a visitor at the home of his father Charles den along River Street. Holden, a graduate of Hudson School, was a star catcher for the school baseball team during his schooling and the era before school teams organized, when high schools played various dependent teams.

Earl Chesmore of Pelling Irving Warner Street William Holden Pawtucket Charles den River St Bui Holden Hudson School

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