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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
4
Concord notes report births in area families including a son named Henry at Newconness Hospital and a child named A Nifier. Social events feature card party hosted by Mrs. Richard Woog and a Unitarian vestry gathering with chicken patties and cocoa. The weather, street work, and business updates mention snow, slippery sidewalks, and Dodge Bros. car orders plus two new business sedans.
Fred Cleason Rockwood died suddenly on Tuesday December 5 at age sixty six. He was born in Ashburnham and worked 36 years with the American xp Company including the last eight as express messenger between Boston and Troy. He married Mabel Avery of Rumney New Hampshire and leaves three sons and a daughter, a brother and a sister, four grandchildren, and many friends. Funeral services were held December 8 at the Everett street home with burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Mr Marc Brooks of Medford spoke at Concord Pareachers night detailing aims of public schools. He urged parental support for teachers and schools, attendance by parents, and interest in students hobbies to build good schools, teachers, and pupils.
About a hundred members attended the Women’s Auxiliary A. A. H. meeting in Hibernian Hall on Wednesday evening December 6. Officers elected for the coming year include President Miss Hilen Fitzgerald and Vice President Mrs John Manning. Other posts named cover treasurer Recording Secretary Financial Secretary arms chairman and more.
The Junior Alliance held a supper for its members with the unitary group. December 7 menu included patties rolls butter potato cake and cocoa. Niza Macquarrie led the entertainment for the event.
Mrs Israel Luce widow of a well known Methodist minister visits her son at W. Sone ford Street. Rev. Laranh L F founder of the French Camp is said to occupy one of the best locations for such a par pede in this country.
Concord honors Master Mechanic Frank W McDonald for remaining with the American Fire Engine Company. He earns praise from members who note his care of the Gamewell fire alarm system and his leadership. Firemen express satisfaction with his steady hand and dedication to all lives at risk.
The obituary notes the December funeral for Mrs Jane Patrick at Trinity church and Wooldlawn cemetery. Names include her daughter Mrs Whitney and sister Mrs Roach of Charleston. The service was led by Rev Smith with Magdalene Chapter present.
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