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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1927
Page
12
A reader letter praises The Enterprise Boosters page and the Eveleth Estate ad. The writer argues Eveleth’s land offers a cozy home, ideal health, and strong investment potential with rising value as Maynard grows. The note urges readers to buy now to support the project.
A booster page note from Agnes W. Driscoll praises the Eveleth estate in Maynard Mass for a remarkable sale of home sites. Prospective buyers are urged to visit the spacious plots and model homes while terms are tailored to individual buyers, with continued advertising expected to boost sales in coming months.
A Maynard letter from Francis Ledgard at 31 Parker Street endorses local advertising in the Enterprise. He urges Mrs A L Rayson and other advertisers to invest in the paper to promote housing opportunities and town growth, wishing a prosperous New Year.
Sudbury notes report the high school pupils will present their annual play next Friday evening. Mrs Henry Way has moved to Concord Road South Sudbury to live with her son Joseph. Mrs Henry T Maynard hosted the semi monthly Bridge Club with three tables and tea. Mrs Agnes Evans was high scorer. Therr were guests at Mr Greener’s private view of imported china and furniture at Nottingham chambers. Miss Gertrude McHalloran spoke on European travel at a bazaar for Union Church Nobscot Friday evening.
Rev Charles Froll of Maynard leads December events at Manard Methodist Episcopal Church. Activities include church school, morning worship, Epworth League, and a union service with a Christmas Cantata by the united choirs. Christmas Eve tree, carols, and Watch Night program planned. Natick and Palmer hospital support noted.
John Morse and suite of Waltham installed officers of the Earl Kitchener Lodge Sons of St. George at the Odd Fellows Hall Monday. Inducted were Marsden Waterhouse president Williams Oates vice president James Farrar past president Albert Reynolds chaplain Nathan Crowther asst secretary Albert Axford treasurer George Webster messenger John Webster asst Messenger George.
Mrs Gertrude Goodnow via the Enter prise expresses gratitude to friends who contributed toward a radio now installed in her home. The set brings comfort and brightens daily life for Mrs Goodnow as days pass more pleasantly. RECOVERING FROM FALL HUDSON December 13 Patrick McGrath moved from Marlboro hospital to his Carter street home Sunday. McGrath suffered a double fracture of the right arm after a fall at the Hudson Worsted Company mill about a week ago. arm previously in a plaster cast.
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