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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1921

Page

4

The Heathcote House Mystery of a Quiet West Wing

Miss Sue Heathcote rents the west wing to Rhoda Brent a shy aspiring concert singer and Rhoda's lover John Allison a pastor. Lena assists while Miss Sue guards a secret garden romance amid the old estate. The tale unfolds with restrained longing and secluded trysts in a secluded garden setting.

Sue Heathcote Miss Sue Lena Miss Suis Problema Heathcote Rhoda ‘Brent John Allston Rhoda Brent John Allison Rhoda John

A Good Neighbor Says He Won’t Mind Noise

A neighbor asserts he is fine with children playing at his home and does not mind the noise. The exchange highlights a tolerant attitude and a sense of community responsibility.

Appendicitis Patient Walks From Ambulance at Marlboro Hospital

Angelo Scouras of 22 Bond Street underwent emergency appendicitis surgery at Marlboro Hospital. Dr C T Warner led the operation with Dr A E LeMarbre assisting. On arrival, Percy Thompson and Benj Goddard carried the basket to the door, but Scouras chose to walk from the ambulance and resisted aid.

Angelo Scouras Bond Street Marlboro Hospital C. T. Warner A. E. LeMarbre Scouras Percy Thompson Benj. Goddard

Southboro Completes New Sidewalk from FayVille to Center

Southboro finishes a sidewalk project from FayVille to the town center at a cost of 1000 dollars with no protective rail. Construction has begun on additional sidewalks along Cherry and Pleasant streets.

Southboro FayVille Cherry Pleasant Streets

Georgianna Barton to Wed Henry Gilbert at St Marys

The wedding of Miss Georgianna Barton daughter of ex Councilman and Mrs Alfred Barton will be solemnized at St Marys church during Labor Day week. Henry Gilbert will be the groom in a ceremony described as a family event in Pleasant Street.

Georgianna Barton Alfred Barton Pleasant Henry Gilbert St.Mary's Church Labor Day Week

Elderly William Barney Homebound Recovery Notes

William Barney, a mechanic living on Mechanic St, has been confined to his home for several weeks due to illness. He is over 80, but is recovering and able to move around the house and on the piazza. He is a member of Westboro Post 80, G. A. R.

William Barney Mechanic St Mr Barney Westboro Post 80

Goodman Society to Meet at Sudbury Town Hall

The Goodman society will hold a meeting at the Sudbury town hall on Monday evening August 22.

Goodman Society

Recently Married Miss Clarke Weds Nelson Sanford Jr

Former Sudbury girl Miss Caroline Rachael Clarke married Nelson J. Sanford Jr. of Melrose in Oklahoma City. The couple, BU classmates, wed at a friend’s home with a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev F Hinson of St. Luke's M E Church.

Sudbury Caroline Rachael Clarke Geo. H. Clarke Nelson J. Sanford, Jr Melrose B. U Joseph M. Perkins Emily Gleason Gleasondale Oklahoma City Oklo F. Hinson St. Luke's M. E

Concord Triumph Over Brookline Town 3 2 in Seven Innings

In a seven inning game Concord defeated Brookline Town 3 to 2. The contest featured a Bulger third base stop on a liner and several Concord threats stymied by timely umpire decisions. Tucker pitched well for Concord both on the mound and at bat.

Loyals Brookline Town Bulger Concord Tucker

Eminent stateswoman says men talk too much

A brief exchange has Henrietta expressing that men chatter excessively, while Mr. Meekton notes a protest against the charge. The dialogue highlights a view on conversation and disagreement over accountability.

Henrietta Mr. Meekton

Track Day Prizes Include Highest Point Score Award

Road department strives to prepare the track for field day events. Beside individual prizes a prize will go to the highest point scorer. Rev Dr B B Bulkeley leased the Chapter house on Lexington road. Carl Fuller, formerly of Concord, visited friends here Sunday. Mrs Frank Cutter spent a few days here in honor of Mrs G M Brooks birthday. Miss Eileen Borland and James Borland attended the Plymouth pageant last week.

B. B. Bulkeley Lexington Carl Fuller Concord Friends Frank Cutter G. M. Brooks Eileen Borland James Borland Plymouth

Dr R Heber Howe Granted Year-Long Leave

Dr R Heber Howe Jr of North Concord and Middlesex School receives another year’s leave at the request of Harvard University’s rowing committee. He will stay connected with Harvard rowing and continue entomology research at the Bussey Institution.

R. Heber Howe R. Heber Howe, Jr Middlesex School North Concord Harvard University Howe Harvard Bussey Institution

Grace B Newman Dies After Illness at Home

Grace B Newman 51 died Monday at her Lexington Road home after a lengthy illness. A cerebral hemorrhage caused her death. She came to Concord in 1912 and opened the Green Arbor Tea Room on Lexington Road. Burial set at Mt Auburn Cambridge with Joseph Dee Jr. in charge of arrangements.

Lexington Road Grace B. Newman Lexington Rd Sarah Newman Boston Concord Green Arbor Tea Room Mt Auburn Cambridge Tee Joseph Dee Jr

Concord Juniors Triumph Over Concord All Stars 12 to 3

The Concord Juniors defeated the Concord All Stars 12 to 3 on the local playgrounds last evening before a small crowd. Neil McWilliams pitched well and B Pierson stood out defensively in a decisive win. Harry Carroll's Wolves schedule a game Tuesday at 6 15 against the Tigers from Harness Shop Hill, managed by Richard McCabe.

Concord Jet All Stars Neil McWilliams B. Pierson Harry Carroll Wolves Tigers Hill Richard McCabe

Vacationing Residents and Local Social Roundup

A compilation notes Absent and visiting residents: Lars Anderson Vera Pierce Helen McCabe Jennie Fee Ernest Campbell Nellie Nelson Oscar Pederson Mrs Roy Bass and twins Katharine Martell Anna Collins Earle Roberts and son V Moore Miss E Abbot Maud Hunt Miss Peggy Wood Arthur Riley Terry and Tom McHugh Miss Phyllis and Barbara Bass Miss Elizabeth Marion Miss Mary Short Miss Florence Lufkin Miss Margaret Stiele and other residents enjoy vacations, visits, parties, and local sports results in town.

Vera Pierce York Beach Helen McCabe Forest Hills Jennie Fee Jaffrey Ernest Campbell Hampton H. Nellie Nelson L. Anderson Oscar Pederson Anderson Roy Bass Waltham Katharine Martell Anna Collins Andrew Baggeson Earle Roberts Amherst John Raymond Hubbard St V. Moore Frank Pierce E. Abbot Marblehead MacRae’s Maud Hunt Maine Peggy Wood New York Samuel Merwin Carlisle Hay Shakers Arthur Riley The All Stars Terry Tom McHugh Battery Bill Ryan Frank Miller Phyllis Barbara Bass Elizabeth Marion Mary Short Gloucester Mary Chamberlin Lowellrd Florence Lufkin Madison, Ct

Auto Crash In Concord Involves Dorchester And Fitchburg Cars

A Studebaker owned by Mr Grffin of Dorchester and a Buick owned by Mr Isabelle of Fitchburg collided Sunday near Wood Street in Concord. The Buick driver braked and skidded into the Studebaker. both drivers escaped serious injury. Cars were taken to Torrey and Vialle's garage for repairs.

Studebaker Griffin Dorchester Isabelle Fitchburg Wood St Concord Buick Torrey & Vialle

Concord Tennis Club Clinches 5-0 Victory Over Lexington

Concord Tennis Club overwhelmed Lexington 5-0 as George S. Keyes and his son return boosted the lineup. Nashe swept singles 6-2 6-2, Lynah 6-2 6-4, Jacobson 6-1 7-9 7-5, with Keyes-Lynah and Nashe-H. Keyes pairing triumphing in doubles. The team, hampered by only 10 home courts, urged public court support.

Concord Tennis Club Lexington Concord Georges Keyes Nashe Lynch Booth Jacobson C. H George S. Keyes Lynah Henry Keyes Birth Hinckley G. Morse Bernham Cee Eee H. Keyes Bramhall W. Morse

Mrs Farnham Dies at 74. Funeral Held in Dorchester

Mrs Farnham mother of Mrs Lot tie L. Sanders died at her daughter’s home on August 11 at age 74 after visiting Middleboro. She lived in the area for years and was held in high regard for her cheerful disposition. Funeral services were conducted at her late home by Rev George H Clarke of the Methodist church with interment in the Dorchester family lot. A Unitarian service is planned Sunday morning August 21 with Rev Mr Pierce from Waverly to preach as Pastor Mr Wood is on a three week vacation.

Unitarian Church Mr Pierce of Waverly Mr. Wood

Lost Bank Book at Assabet Institution for Savings

Payment stopped on the lost bank book No 4681. If not presented after the first advertisement, the bank will pay the amount due or issue a duplicate book and discharge liability upon delivery of a new book.

Assabet

Field Day at Legion Opens With Tug of War

Added attractions at the Legion field day include a tug of war between the Concord fire department and the Sons of Norway of Concord after the first ball game in the morning. Track and field events start at 1 o clock to finish before the second game.

Concord Fire Department Sons of Norway of Concord

Oliver Family Enjoys Nantasket Trip Sunday

R. B. Oliver and family spent a pleasant Sunday outing at Nantasket, enjoying the seaside air and recreational time together as warm weather invites locals to coastal day trips.

R. B. Oliver Nantasket

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