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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
9
A cryptic line appears to reflect a reflective phrase about privilege and collaboration. The wording suggests a seasonal or communal sentiment rather than a specific event or report. It emphasizes shared access and collective responsibility in a brief, reflective note.
A tense scene unfolds as Ralph examines a shiny black engine and believes he can fix it. The family debates inviting him to breakfast the next morning, while Ralph and Rick test the engine and discuss its workings amid snow and a hopeful, warm invitation.
A feature describes decorative lighting for homes with blue floodlit houses and projector floods. It notes using homemade holders from tin cans and funnels, and outlines using strings of outdoor bulbs, garlands, and cutouts for whimsical lawn scenes.
The bulbouz onion and its many relatives including garlic, leek, and chive are members of the lily family.
Six were unsuspected and three cases of other conditions also unsuspected. The text highlights ongoing support through contributions and donations for tuberculosis work and calls attention to the sale of Christmas Seals to fund the effort in Bedford.
Spokane reports Mrs Mary T Fay was fined twenty five dollars after she soaked her neighbor Mrs Sarah Burns in a disputed incident.
West Concord dates the next club meeting for Tuesday afternoon December 15 at 2 30 in the West Concord Union church. William T. Magoon will chair the business session followed by a program by Miss Edna Cutter of Dracut on Christmas Greens.
Davenport Iowa Charles P Chapman quit his job after his boss criticized him with profanity and shouting a court rules his discharge justified by good cause for quitting. The decision dates from April 1948 and upholds Chapmans claim for unemployment compensation.
The mass for E J M Grath was well attended with delegations from the town highway department where he worked. He was a longtime member of Concord Lodge at E'ks and was born in Ireland, living in the town for 25 years. Ellis conducted the memorial service Thursday night.
The Concord Woman's Club will meet Monday December 12 at 2 45 PM at the Girl Scout House. Mrs Clement will preside and refreshments will be served to conclude the session. This will be the final meeting before the holidays.
Concord Today reports that Miss Muriel Lester will address the Ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church, described as one of the outstanding women of the world, at a special afternoon gathering.
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