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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1923

Page

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Maynard Guests and Transfers Highlight Local Notes

Worcester residents Mr and Mrs Cornelius Connors hosted over the weekend with Mr and Mrs lix Rainville of Summit Street. Jeremiah Lynch of the Internal Revenue department moves from Pittsfield to the Waltham district. Misa Irene O Donnel weekends with Mr and Mrs Charlie Cleary in Dorchester Mizpah Rebekah lodge nominates officers with annual election set for Thursday December 20. William Allen and Gilbert Cook of Providence, RI visit Mrs Katherine Cook on Brooks Street. William Laughlin and brothers attend Pacific Mills vs Abbott Worsted at Forge Village. Abbott Worsted wins, a National Cup elimination match.

Cornelius Connors Worcester Lix Rainville Summitt Street Jeremiah Lynch Internal Revenue Department Pittsfield Waltham Distric Misa Irene O'Donnel Charlies Cleary Dorchester Mizpah Rebekth Providence R. I Katherine Cook Brooks William Laughlin Thomas Jack Graham Pacific Mills Abbott Forge Village Abbot

Local notes from West Acton and nearby towns

Mrs May Brown visited town last week while residents attended a Boxboro drama Friday night. Miss Clara Holt spent early week in Lowell with relatives. George Weatry shot a large buck in Winchendon last week. L H Chapman cut his foot recently while taking a forced vacation. T E Costello closed his brick block shop and will operate from his residence. A F Blanchard has a new Franklin sedan. Frank H Dean of West Acton wintering in Tampa Florida. Alfred Tracy and Miss Gladys Schwab wed recently at Maynard and live with Mr Tracy's parents. Miss Fanny Davis and Miss Lil Spinney head to Pinehurst North Carolina for winter work.

May Brown Boxboro Clara Holt Lowell George Weatry Winchendon L. H. Chapman T. E. Costello A. F. Blanchard Frank H. Dean West Av Tampa Florida Alfred Tracy Gladys Schwab Maynard Mr. Tracy Fanny Davis Han Spinney Pinehurst N. C

W R C Elects 1924 Officers at G A R Hall

The W R C meeting at G A R Hall on December 3 elected officers for 1924. Miss Janie Wetherbee became president with Mrs. Mary Munn as 8 S W, Mrs. Bessie Owens J W, Alberta Mead treasurer, Angie Knewiton chaplain, Gertrude Leighton conductor, and Mrs. R. Edwards guard.

G. A. R. Hall Jannie Wetherbee Mary Munn S. W Bessie Owens J. W Alberta Mead Angie Knewiton Gertrude Leighton R. Edwards

Rebekah Sewing Circle Fair Draws Strong Attendance

Last week's fair by the Rebekah sewing circle drew good patronage and received a fine reception for the evening entertainment. Performers included Miss Hildreth dancer Miss Kenney reader and Miss Irman Durkee pianist.

Rebekah Hildreth Kenney Irman Durkee

North Acton couple returns from Canada business trip

Hon and Mrs Rolfer Bradbury of North Acton have returned after six weeks in Canada. Mr Bradbury departs for Chicago and the West for his Christine tree business. They stayed at the American House Sherbrooke Quebec as guests.

North Acton Rolfer Bradbury Canada Bradbury Chicago West Sherbrooke Quelec

Dr. E Titcomb, Concord Physician, Dies in Manchester

Dr. George E Titcomb a Concord physician for nearly fifty years died at his daughter Mrs. John A Urquhart’s home in Manchester New Hampshire after a long illness. He was born in Farmington New Hampshire in 1854 educated at Phillips Exeter Harvard Medical School practiced in Concord since art. He is survived by two sons Rodiman Titcomb Geneva New York John Titcomb and two sisters Mrs Rufus Howell Springfield and Miss Mary Titcomb Hagerstown Maryland and two brothers John Titcomb Hartford Connecticut and Edwin Titcomb Los Angeles California Funeral was held Saturday at 2 p m at First Parish Church Reverend Loren B Macdonald conducted services. Burial Sleepy Hollow Cemetery beside wife and son. Church bell tolled in his honor. He was a member of the Laymen's League and First Parish Church and aided many causes quietly. He was a skilled physician surgeon and diagnostician whose generosity benefited the needy and who faced death with Christian fortitude. He expressed hope there would be no sadness of farewell at the end. He will be greatly missed in Concord.

E. Titcomb Concord Manchester N. H George E Titcomb John A. Urquhart Farmington George A Titcomb Phillips-Exeter Academy Harvard Medical School Rodiman Titcomb State of Washington John Titcomb Geneva N. Y Rufus Howell Springfield Mary Titcomb Hagerstown Maryland Hartford Conn Edwin Titcomb Los Angeles Calif Loren B. Macdonald Sleepy Hollow Titcomb

Acton Grange Officers Elected For Ensuing Year

At the last meeting Acton Grange No 259 elected officers for the ensuing year Master Inez Pederson Overseer Ella L Miller Lecturer Alan B Frost Steward Norman E Livermore Assisted steward William D Tuttle Chaplain Mrs Nellie E Gates Treasurer Luke H Tuttle Secretary Mrs Pearl R Livermore Gate keeper Henry J Engman Cotes Mildred T Tuttle Pomona Mrs Frances Doucette Flora Dora O Liver more Lady assistant steward Mrs Ellen E Durkee Executive committee three years W Stuart Allen Pianist Andrew Phillips

Acton Grange Inez Pederson Ella L. Miller Alan B. Frost Norman E. Livermore Stewar William D Tuttle Nellie E. Gates Luke H. Tuttle Pearl R. Livermore Henry J. Engman Cotes Mildred T. Tuttle Pomona Frances Doucette

Dream Courtship Under Moonlit Veil

A dreamy scene of two souls drawn together by romance and a looming binding promise. whispers beneath pale moonlight precede an ancient urge. two separate lives agree to merge in a timeless union.

Concord Residents Honor Dr Titcomb in Unitarian Service

Mr and Mrs Harold Ridcot of Nankeaginn Ashburnham and their four children were recent guests at his parents home on Winthrop Street. Town residents attended a united service for Dr George E Titcomb at the Unitarian Church. Titcomb died at his daughter's home in Manchester New Hampshire where he had lived since last July.

Harold Ridcot Nankeaginn Ashburnham Winthop Street George E. Titcomb Unitarian Church Concord Titcomb Manchester N. H

Christmas Fair at Union Church Draws Large Crowd

The Ladies Union of Union Church held a two session Christmas Fair in the church vestry with Mrs. Mary E. Pratt as general chairman and a large committee. Tables offered gifts, aprons, handkerchiefs, candy and food under various chairmen, plus a cafeteria style supper and a musical program.

Ladies Union of Union Church Mary E. Pratt Jn. Chasers Mabel Howard Edith Waite Eva Leighton Mary Renhult Florence Pilling Katherine Adams W. O. Hunter Angie Rodday Florence Duren Ida Hicks Ella R. Blood Anne’ Hall Irene Dye Harriet Achorn Evelina Edwardson Lottie Lapham Josephine Brown Jennie Adams Sade Newley Charlotte Coni Lena Brown Agtes Macauire Cora Macteod Ruth Pratt Garrie Derby E H Vannah Gladys Park Mary MacKenzie Cora Hetch Apgie Stevenson Effie Jewei Margaret Ventres Ann. Lefivester Annie Converse Annie Walker Maude Willis Airmah Blanche Hewit Edgar Willard Ada Lyon Helen Carroll Nina Flynn Hilda Mc Ermick Frankforts Mary Bumford Margaret Witherbeec

Local Notes on Residents and Community Events

Thomas Quirk shows improvement after a Friday operation at Concord hospital. Alice Mullin, graduate nurse from Boston, visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Acuna. Herbert Usher moved to a new Randell Road home from Parks Street. Mr and Mrs Merton Merrick of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs George Merrick over the weekend. Mrs Margaret Iggleston Owen captivated Union Congregational church attendees with a vivid storytelling session as candles lit the décor.

Thomas Quirk Concord Hospital Alice Mullin Boston James Acuna Herbert Usher Randell Road Parks Street Merton Merrick Lawrence George Merrick Union Congregational Church Margaret Iggleston Owen

Dennis Callahan Dies at 96 Town's Oldest Resident

Dennis Callahan aged 96, the town's oldest resident, died Thursday at 2 PM at his son John Callahan's Prospect Court home. Born in Cork Ireland, he lived 62 years here, 58 in Maynard. He leaves two sons John and Joseph and daughter Mary Casey. Funeral Masses were held at St Bridget's Church and burial followed in St Bridget's cemetery.

Maynard St. Bridget’s Dennis Callahan John Callahan Prospect Court Cork Ireland John Joseph Westfield Mary Casey Wayland St. Bridget’s Church Michael Horrigan B. J. Cove James Coughlan Georgeorton William Canmpbe Patrick Coughlan Ucord Junction S. Bridget’s Cemetery

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