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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

11

Dressmaking class postponed due to stormy weather

Acton Center reports transportation difficulties postpone the December 8 dressmaking class at the Community House. Mrs. Josephine Draper of the Farm Bureau Home Economics Department plans a demonstration on making a durable cost efficient dress form. Inquiries to Mrs. Grace Sears, North Acton, West Acton 21-31.

Josephine ,Draper Home Economics Department Farm Bureau Grace Sears North Acton West Acton

Tripp Visits Sister in Lowell as Local News Highlights

Concord residents note Mrs. H. W. Tripp visiting her sister Mrs. Abrahamson in Lowell. Hart resigns from police to join Sterman Buttrick Estate in Concord. Legion Auxiliary meeting at Veteran's Building features election of officers. Help of Christians Church Whist Party at I O O F Hall offers six prizes for high scores and a grand prize for the lucky ticket holder. Everyone invited.

H. W. Tripp Abrahamson Lowell Hart Sterman Buttrick Concord American Legion Auxiliary Jas. J. Mansfield Post Veteran's Building Help of Christians Church I. O. O. F. Hall

New Management at Jim's Market Concord Junction

Robert Wood buys out J. Maguire and assumes ownership of Jim's Market with help from W. H. Kingman. Wood brings fourteen years with Adams and Bridges and six with H. H. Young Co. Kingman is an experienced meat cutter. The ad promises lowest prices for best quality meat and prompt delivery. Phone 213}J.

Jim’s Robert Wood J. 8. Maguire W. H. Kingman Wood Concord Junction Adams and Bridges H. H. Young Co Kingman J. Adv J. S. Maguire Adams & Bridges

Grange Confers Degrees at Local Meeting

Annuity Grange conferred the fifth degree on 52 candidates during a meeting at 1.0.C. Hall Friday night with Deputy Grand Master Cahill and Suke of Waishtham presiding. The degree work followed the regular 6 45 p.m. meeting, attracting a large turnout from surrounding towns.

Annuisnac Grange C. F. Hall Cahill Suke Waistham

Christmas tree event planned at The Grange

The Grange hosts a Christmas gathering under Mrs F W Taylors direction with degree refreshments served in the wet hall. A tree will be lit for members and families on Friday evening the 22nd, and every attendee will receive a gift for a pleasant evening.

F. W. Taylors Grange

Congregational Church Notes and Winter Activities

Tonight the Concord District Sunday School Convention meets at the Methodist Church. A vesper service of Christmas music is at 4 pm followed by a Christian Endeavor meeting at 5 30. Various classes prepare white gifts for Christmas Sunday and a sermon on saving money is announced.

Concord Methodist Church Christian Endeavor

Marriage Announcement in Acton Universalist Parsonage

Robert L. Brown and Agnes Fior ence B. Martin wed at the Universalist parsonage Acton Street on Sunday evening December 10 conducted by Rev Clark L Paddock. Both reside in Boxboro. Mrs Rae R Spicer of Westville N Y visits Holliston family.

Robert L. Brown Agnes Fiorence B. Martin Universalist Parsonage Acton Street Clark L.paddock Boxboro C. L. Paddock Daugh Iter Rae R. Spicer Itesville N.Y Holliston Frank L Ralph A. Barker Christian Ee First Universalist Church Clark L. Paddock Chu West Acton Rae Ri Spicer Acton

Golden Wedding Celebrated December 1

Mr and Mrs Theron Newton marked their golden wedding anniversary with family. Married December 11, 1872, the couple were wed at the old Tuttle home in Exchange Square by Reverend.

Theron Newton Itheir Monsey Decca Eir Tuttle Exchange Square

Acton Notable Couple Fetes 50 Years of Married Life

Edwin Davis and Mrs. Newton celebrate a long shared life in Acton. Newton, longtime grocery merchant, and Mrs. Newton active in Universalist church and town auxiliaries. They hosted open house with friends, neighbors, and numerous local clubs from Maynard to West Acton. Their daughter Mrs. Lowden and four grandchildren attended.

Edwin Davis Universalist Church Newton Anna Ardelle Tuttle Tuttle, Jones and Wetherbee H. Waldo Tuttle Tuttle Universlist Church Ladies Sewing Circle Charles A. Welch Lodge Maynarg

Woman's Club Observes President's Day in Acton

West Acton Woman's Club marked President's Day Monday afternoon December 11 at the Baptist church social rooms. Guest speaker was Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton, leader of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs, speaking on Federation. A tea reception followed with a receiving line including Ida M. Harris and other club and federation officers and members.

West Acton

Market closed Thursday after noon and charity sale planned

Downtown market closes on Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday. Red Cross widow fund and fancy article sale listed for the Ripley school. Allen French to address Concord Antiquarian Society on The Settlement of Concord at the Unitarian vestry.

Gow Gekiel

Forsyth Tufts Dental Hygienist Training Ad

Forsyth Tufts Training School for dental hygienists announces an eight month program in clinical and technical training. Next term begins February 1 1923 with limited seats. Apply to Harold DeW Cross director 40 The Fenway Boston Mass.

Harold Dew. Cross D. M the Fenway Boston Mass

December Groceries Sale Highlights Local Offers

A fragmented grocery list notes discounted items including ketchup finest Suffolk brand flour breakfast goods and cocoa. It cites various prices per can jar or pound and references brands like Waneta and All flavors for mince meat flour and bread, reflecting a December sale lineup.

Suffolk OCOA Waneta

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