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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
7
A promotional piece urges active display and broad readership to sell merchandise. It argues publicity reaches about 10 000 readers and stresses advertising as essential to move quality goods, comparing hidden diamonds to unseen items and urging consistent church presence through advertising.
The Maynard Trust Co. will mail 665000 in Christmas Club checks to members, ready for delivery early Monday. Local merchants plan to accommodate by cashing them, with the 1925 Club already under way and signals that the 1926 Club may set a new record.
In South Sudbury The M. E. fairy is booked for Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Garfield recently visited. The Hosmer home closes for winter. Miss Florence, a drawing instructor, will travel weekly from Boston for duties. The Woman's Club met. Miss Alice Kertehmar spoke on pottery. George Moore, injured by an iron rim from a truck, received stitches and takes three weeks off to recover.
Lucius E Bent a prominent Sudbury farmer died Thursday at his Concord Road home after an attempted self inflicted death. He was about 65, ill from a nervous breakdown. His wife found him bleeding from a throat wound. He leaves a son Albert and a daughter Carrie Bem, both Sudbury High School students. Dr Clyde H Merrill termed death self inflicted and an undertaker took charge.
George A Wadeworth of Framingham had private funeral services at his home on Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Burial followed in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
Mrs Charles F Adams Mrs Henry P Kidder and Mrs John Hoar were among patronesses at the Army Navy Ball Friday. Hartford death word was received in town dur
The body of Mads Hanson formerly of this town was returned from Hartford Connecticut and funeral services were held in Concord. Interment followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with services including a church school, morning prayer and sermon at 10 A. M, 11 A. M. and 168 P. M. Girls Friendly Society.
Rev. Smith O. Dexter rector announces Friday December 12 service at 3 PM with Junior Auxiliary at 7 45 PM. Sunday December 14 Holy Communion and address at 9 AM. Boy Scouts listed among activities.
Cambridge sees the first arrests under the state prohibition act with a gallon of moonshine seized from a bakery wagon and a subsequent discovery of a still. New York plans an 88 story building in the city.
Miss Hattie Willis died at Waltham Hospital after a short illness. A former resident, she was the daughter of the late Geo. Willis and lived at the old home on the Maynard Road. She later lived with her mother in South Sudbury and more recently with her brother in Waltham. Interment was in the family lot here.
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