For Sale Century Oak No 16 Parlor Stove
Century Oak No 16 parlor stove for sale capable of burning coal or wood. Includes 12 ft of stove pipe and a Rochester radiator. Item can be viewed at 151 Commonwealth Ave Concord Jet or contact Concord 494 M.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
6
Century Oak No 16 parlor stove for sale capable of burning coal or wood. Includes 12 ft of stove pipe and a Rochester radiator. Item can be viewed at 151 Commonwealth Ave Concord Jet or contact Concord 494 M.
A Concord reader credits a Boston Herald column for guiding a tuberculosis recovery. From 1913 to 1918 the writer fought illness, spent months in sanitariums, then regained health with emphasis on nose throat and teeth care, and gratitude to the columnist who warned about TB.
Under the direction of Arthur Motter Lamb the Middlesex School Glee Club performs a December concert at the Unitarian Church in Concord Massachusetts. Program includes Improperia by Palestrina Miserere Mei Deus Allegri organ work in A major Mendelssohn The Summer Evening Palmgren The Hunter's Farewell Serenade Haydn Ave Maria Bach Gounod Reve d Amour Harding Harvard 27 Edward de Selden Melcher Le Howao Rose Praetorius Hallelujah Amen from Judas Maccabaeus Handel.
Consumers are urged to buy Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis health work, supporting medical exams, trays, dental care, milk and eggs for children, and general prevention. The Sons of Norway met Whites Hall Saturday evening.
The annual meeting of the Cord Lodge Sons of Norway was held in Whites Hall Saturday evening Gustav E Jensen of Cord Junction was elected president to succeed Henry A Bertelsen Ole Burstad was chosen vice president Arnold Westrum judge Lewis Petersen regent C John Olsen recording secretary Hans L Nashe treasurer Christian Olsen trustee for three years Erling Johansson marshal Simon Petersen inside guard and Olaf Groning outside guard The financial secretary will be appointed by the president These officers will be installed in January The lodge will give a Christmas tree party for the children.
The union Thanksgiving Service of Protestant churches of Concord and Concord Junction was held at Trinity Church at eleven o clock. The governors proclamation was ready and special music offered. Rev Loren B McDonald delivered an address breathing forth the spirit of the day.
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association will hold a food sale in the Ripley School building Friday December seventh at 3 pm. The team will be served.
Classified note offers an upright piano for sale for 50 dollars. Interested buyers should apply at 1 Thoreau Street in Concord or call the listed telephone number 318 for details.
“Dick” Connorton and Mrs Connorton of Somerville plan Thanksgiving with “Dicks” people on Sudbury Road. The house once occupied by Dr. Ronald M. Perry in Nashoba Park has been bought by Henry McDonald of Winchester. Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkeley of Lexington Road, ill with pneumonia, is convalescing. Officer John Dolan will be stationed at Stow Street and Sudbury Roads at noon and 3 PM on school days to protect children from traffic.
The Church Aid Society of Trinity Church met Friday afternoon with Miss Lily Hurd presiding. Members voted to move meetings from the last Friday to the last Wednesday of each month. Tea was served by Miss Hurd and Mrs Winthrop T Hodges. The Concord Rifle Club Thanksgiving shoot was canceled for lack of interest.
A Red Cross dental clinic is planned at Peter Bulkley School and later Harvey Wheeler School. Dr Edward Fryer of the Middlesex County Farm Bureau leads the program. It urges children not with regular dentists to book early appointments with Dr Fryer. Found at 361 Main Street Concord Junction. Owner may describe property by describing it. Tel Concord 499-R.
The Acton Board of Selectmen and Fire Chief will hold a hearing at the West Acton Fire House on Tuesday December 18 at 8 pm regarding The Acton Motor Sales Co George F O'Brien and Francis P Fee to operate a garage on Central Street West Acton. The proceeding is conducted by Selectmen Murray Brown Alfred W Davis and Harry Morse with Fire Department assistant engineer C D Cram present.
Pool table offered for sale by the M A Social Club roome located at Eagles Block Summer Street. Inquiries directed to Albery Axford at Hillside Street Maynard Massachusetts.
An assortment in excellent condition offered for sale includes three bedroom chairs a dining room table an extra large bureau a kitchen table two kitchen chairs a telephone stand and stool two oak rockers an iron bed and mattress. The sale will be in Concord Jct on December 8 and 9. Tel 376-W.
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