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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
7
Rev. S C Freeman of Parlakimida in the Canyam district has served as a missionary for twenty years. He was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence D Chicker ing on lower Acton Road Frances in honor of grandmothers.
A week after a siege storm, residents recall it as the worst in 30 years. Street lights and phones out, electric service nearly shut down. School Street and nearby blocks suffered major damage to trees and a chimney collapse. Trolley lines again disrupted. B M railroad poles down. restoration efforts praised as services resume.
Mr and Mrs James Lawrence close their Central Street home and depart Saturday for Waverly to spend the winter with their daughter Mrs N Taylor.
Family and friends gathered from the town for the funeral of James Kenna held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas McGann on Brooks Street. A requiem high mass followed at St Bernard's Church. Kenna, son of Mr and Mrs James Kenna of Frami and formerly of Lincoln, died Wednesday November 30 after a long illness amid the recent severe storm.
Charles Boyce builds a Ford garage nearby. Twenty attend a Maynard tea. Besanson buys Hall Bros. Co. double house on Avenue where the family resides. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gould plan to depart for St Petersburg this Friday. The Baptist society annual sale is postponed until December.
Maynard held a civic improvement meeting at Masonic hall with Rev. D M Angell urging a forward looking town personality. He proposed ideas from a community Christmas exhibit to foreign language books in the library and a winter carnival to unite residents of many nationalities.
Mr and Mrs Raymond G Eggieton mourn their infant Clifford B who died Monday after a brief illness at nine months. Funeral services were held at the Prairie Street home with Rev Alfred W officiating before burial at Marlboro family lot. Mr Jones of Marcy NY visits their daughter Charles Windheim Laws Brook.
The December Parent-Teacher Association session was postponed due to the storm. Mr Hudspeth and Raymond Emerson were to discuss a trip to the far Northwest, with tales of Arctic exploration and nature experiences promised.
The report notes Trinitarian Baugh Sunday services promoting a lengthy reading of a drama via Petra and the value of this book in worship.
The notice mentions a Sunday evening sermon by Rev Mr Clel and a gathering for high school and college age youths on Thursday evening. An every member canvass is planned for a week from Sunday with details to be announced.
Miss Alice Marie Buckley daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward F Buckley and Francis Bernard Byron son of J J Byron of Concord wed on Thanksgiving morning at 9 o clock in St Marys Catholic church Waltham. Rev James J Baxter officiated followed by mass reception at 3 Centre St Waltham. The couple left for New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs D Oconnell has recovered from appendicitis and expects home soon. Cadet Traesik Tolman Jr of Annapolis will be home for Christmas furlough, away since last June. Henry Bradford enters Concord High as a senior after four years at Kent School. Library invites storm photos. Senior class dance planned for Christmas vacation at Town Hall. James Mansfield post A L will collect specimens next Thursday in Town Armory.
Plans for a high school hockey team are being formed and a game is arranged with Middlesex School. Last year lack of funds left the team unarmed. Members from last year expected to report for practice include Ridley Mullaney Bradley D Wood R Flynn and G.
In town activity begins Monday with a week long vacation plan for a musical in January led by Keith Smearage. There is no church service and produce was disposed of after a sale on the State road and at the Centre. Remaining jellies to be sent to the boys.
Mrs Charles Buzwell died Wednesday morning November 30 at Framingham hospital after a brief illness from pneumonia. Former Framingham resident, she was active in the Grange and Methodist church. Her husband and six children survive. the family receives sympathy as funeral arrangements follow.
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