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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1920

Page

7

Maynard High Names 1921 Captains and Preparations

Roy Marsden was chosen captain of the basketball team with Charles Lever as manager. Strucker is named captain of the 1921 football eleven, while Howard Herbert leads the hockey team and Driscoll serves as manager. A 15 man squad posed for a photo at Elson studio. The school plans a new sport and will raise $100 to cover the football deficit through a series of entertainments. Townsend H. S. challenged the basketball team for a game or series. Practice will be at Pastime hall after school, with arrangements for one school game night under Manager Murray.

Roy Marsden Tee Athletic Association Charles Lever Strucker Howard Herbert Driscoll Elson Townsend H Murray

A Town School Committee Change Proposal

A reader urges returning to an unpaid school committee with five or seven members from the current three. The letter argues women should gain representation, suggesting a five member panel of three men and two women. The writer invites public views on procedure and potential changes.

Henry Larkin President of Masonic Social Club

The Masonic Social club held its annual meeting Saturday night and elected officers led by Henry Larkin as president with Orville Tucker as vice president and Wm Johnston as secretary. George Lawton's team led by 11 points after the card tournament, with the final match set for this Saturday night.

The Masonic Social Club Harry Larkin Orville Tucker Wm Johnueton Charles Stockbridge Thomas Wright Wilbur Hamlin Frank Goettler Mungo Pain House George Lawton

One Man Cars Plan Set for Monday Start

The one man tar system will go into effect Monday next according to Supt Worden of the Concord Maynard Hudson railway. Regular cars are equipped to meet Public Works Commission regulations with crews used during busy flag hours while the one man plan operates during quieter periods.

Supt. Worden Concord, Maynard & Hudson Railway Public Works Commission

Grange Holds Successful Grange Whist Party

Grange hosted a well attended whist party after the business session at the O. O. F. hall on Tuesday evening. Organizers included Mrs Frank E. Sanderson Mrs James O. Eaton Mrs James Baldwin Mrs Irvin Howe Mrs John Sunderland Miss Irene Martin and Miss Emma Deane.

The Grange Sesson O. O. F. Hall Frank E. Sanderson James O. Eaton James Baldwin Irvin Howe John Sunderland Irene Martin Emma Deane

Dr Flaherty Lectures On Sportsmanship At St Bridget’s

The Junior Holy Name Society heard Dr Edward Flaherty discuss Athletes and Good Sportsmanship at St Bridget’s church on Friday. The group, fresh off a successful football season, fields a basketball squad and eyes a hockey program with plans for a uniformed nine this summer. Fr Sweeney directs the society. A 32 member delegation rode to Haverhill by auto to attend the St James School De Paul game with Fr Sweeney, after a luncheon at the rectory.

Holy Name Society Edward F. Flaherty St Bridget’s Church Fr Sweeney Haverhill St James School-De Paul St James

K. of C. To Enter District League

James Mahoney, manager of the K of C basketball team, learns Marlboro Natick Southboro and Maynard will field district teams. Promoters plan a six club league with Concord and Hudson mentioned. Leaders aim for a K of C state championship tournament after tryouts this week.

James Mahoney Thomas Salmon Southboro Marlboro Natick Maynard Regaue Concord Cand

Big Game Draws Crowd At Holy Cross Bosjege

Many attend a Saturday game at Holy Cross Bosjege. Notable attendees include John Sweeney Z ue arn Morgan Fr Baalah Or ward F Planerrought Ba wrad Kane Raymond Wilder Al Peterson Aeve O' rien John Dwyer A. A. Hilférty and son Richard.

Maynard Holy Cross Bos Jege John Sweeney Arn Morgan Fr Baalah Orward F. Planerrought Ba Wrad Kane Raymond Wilder al. Peterson Aeve O' Orien John Dwyer A. A. Hilférty Richard

Engagement Announcement of Miss Elizbeth Claghorn Potter

The engagement is announced by Mr and Mrs Alfred Claghorn Potter of Cambridge Massachusetts for their daughter Miss Elizbeth Claghorn Potter to Stedman Buttrick Hoar of this town son of Mrs Sherman Hoar. Hoar is Harvard 1914 graduate who served in World War I including the 101st Field Artillery 26th Division front with the 77th Division and later with the 2d Division returning to the United States in 1919.

Alfred Claghorn Potter Fayerweather St Cambridge Elizabeth Claghorn Potter Stedman Buttrick Hoar Main St Sherman Hoar Hoar Harvard University France 101St Field Artillery Gaumur Germany United States

Annual church events and services summary

A community note thanks contributors to the third Every Friend Canvess and outlines upcoming church activities. Sunday service at 10 30 with a sermon on Can the Churches Unite. Midweek meeting on Tuesday with The Value of the Loras house. Christmas sale Thursday in the vestry followed by an 8 pm pantomime and comedy.

Federal Council of Churches Boston Loras House Ladies’ Union

Peeping Tom Sentenced After Local Arrest

A local man found peering into home windows in the Powder Mill area was taken into custody Monday night and sentenced yesterday at the district court to the Concord Reformatory. He claimed weak mentality, gave several residences as his addresses, and pleaded not to be separated from a Bible found on him during search. Meanwhile a hunter reported seeing fourteen deer this week but he did not shoot any, and a veteran remarked the herd may have fever after several shots were fired. Also Capt John Shaw’s team beat Capt Thomas Smith’s in cribbage and pitch at the Odd Fellows club, with Smith’s group still leading by a slim margin.

Concord Reformatory Powder Mill Fletcher Corner Road John Shaw Thomas Smith Odd Fellows Capt Smith

Ethel B Shaunnessy Conservatory Graduate Pianoforte Tutor

Ethel B Shaunnessy a New England Conservatory graduate offers piano and harmony instruction at her studio located at 2 Commonwealth Ave Lapham Block. Telephone Concord 469 M.

Ethel B. Shaunessy New England Conservatory Commonwealth Ave Lapham Block Concord

Bedford Woman Suffers Ankle Injury From Electric Car Incident

Mrs William Thompson of Bedford fell while alighting from an electric car in Boston on the evening of November 12 and injured her left ankle. Friends aided her to her home where the foot swelled and could not be set in a cast yet. Undaunted, Mrs Thompson continues to move about her house, tending stairs, beds, baking pies, and handling chores.

William ‘Thompson Boston Thompson

Bedford Grange Officers for 1921 Named

Officers-elect of Bedford Grange for 1921 include Master Herman A. Schofield Overseer Richard B Barlow Lecturer John R Comley Steward Geo H Peterson Assistant Steward Howard D Perley Chaplain Mrs Mae Wood Chase Treasurer Mrs Luella F Sweetnam Secretary Miss Lucy Jones Gatekeeper Miss Hazel McDonald Ceres Miss Elizabeth Kant Pomona Edith Hill Flora Mrs Bertha Hamison Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Grace W Connor Pianist Frank B Davis.

Bedford Grange Herman A. Schofield Richard B. Barlow John R. Comley Geo H. Peterson Howard D. Perley Mae Wood Chase Luella F. Sweetnam Lucy Jones Hazel McDonald Ceres Elizabeth Kant Pomona Edith Hill Flora Bertha Hamison Grace W. Connor Frank B. Davis

Marriage Of Elsie May Robbins To Edgar LeRoy Robbins

The marriage of Elsie May Robbins to Edgar LeRoy Robbins took place on November 24 1920 in Athol Massachusetts. The newlyweds will reside in Orange Massachusetts with both families participating in the ceremony.

Elsie May Edgar LeRoy Robbins Athol Robbins Orange Mass

Miss Margaret Cummings Lectures on World Conditions

Miss Margaret Cummings delivered a second lecture on Current Events at the West Concord Woman's Club on Friday afternoon December 3, outlining destitute European children, a crime wave, business slump, and societal discontent. She analyzed the United States, noting treaty non ratification and issues like the Japanese question and the Smith Towner Shepard Towner bills as factors shaping relations with others.

Margaret Cummings West Concord

Unclear fragment notes on Irish Question and Boston fund

The fragment mentions Bolshevism the unemployed minds and a discussion on the Irish Question. It notes completion of a fund for Federation and endowment of a bed in Boston Children's Hospital. A chafing dish lunch was served by the hospitality committee.

Fund For Federation Children’s Hospital Boston

Akers Hosts Pool Tournament Feast For Players

At the W. C. Akers room a pool match ended with A. J. Smith's team winning by 102 points over Thomas Mac Williams' squad. Captain A. J. Smith along with Harold Smith John Lund Fred Edwardson and Edward Delaney played. opponents were William Tallon Frank Piper John Simpson and Benjamin Piper. On Wednesday Mr Akers hosted a supper of roast young pig with desserts and cigars. guests praised the host's hospitality.

W. C. Akers A. J. Smith Harold Smith John Lund Fred Edwardson Edward Delaney Thomas MacWilliams William Tallon Frank Piper John Simpson Benj. Piper Mr Akers

WHIST FOR ORPHANS BENEFIT ANNOUNCED BY WEST CONCORD CLUB

The Philippic committee of the West Concord Woman's Club will host a whist party at I O O F hall on Friday evening December 10. Proceeds support War Orphans Relief. Tickets help the cause. Also notes social visits from Miss Mae of Hudson and John Kane to Miss Elizabeth Connell and the Morrell family in St Johnsbury. Mrs Gertrude Blodgett travels to Washington then Los Angeles for the winter. Frank Carr relocates his family to Brook Road house formerly occupied by Thos Chappel.

West Concord Woman's Club Mae of Hudson John Kane Elizabeth Connell B. W. Morrell Doris St Johnsbury Morrell Gertrude Blodgett Commonwealth Ave Washington, D. C Los Angeles Cal

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