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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
4
The first open meeting of the cord Musical club was hosted at Miss Metcalf’s home on Monument Street. The program featured the Middlesex school Junior and Senior Glee Clubs, soloist Eleanor Ballou, cellist Eleanor Lentz of Boston, and pianist Mrs Percy W. Brown. A social tea followed. Also a notice seeks a near Concord home for a two year old girl with good board, call Concord 265 W after 6:30 PM.
Miss Isa Kelley visits sister in Worcester. Ruth Williams returns home after appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Thomas Connell and family attend funeral in Dorchester. For sale portable henhouses delivered in Concord by A. B. Worthley. dali 2t
Advertising copy claims Argo-Phosphate builds up run-down conditions in a few days. Dr Frederick Jacobson endorses the product and it is dispensed by P H DeLee to remedy anemia and thin tissues for rosier, plumper appearances.
James Gallagher captured a charred owl alive and plans to release it or deliver it to Boston Zoo this week. The owl, a meat eater fond of steak, reportedly ate a pound of steak overnight. Mrs Burton Clemons and her son Robert returned to Pittsfield after a month’s vacation with Mr and Mrs Robert White on G Road.
The revival of the English Tea Party at Masonic hall Saturday evening, under the Men's Club of St. George's church, drew 500 plus guests and featured a supper with large servings. The event, aided by St Hilda's Guild and the Girls' Friendly Society, included a first appearance by a local orchestra led by J. H. Round, with performances by Frank Taylor and Miss Trice Higgins among others. The gathering was declared a social and financial success, with arrangements led by Edwin R. Toop and others.
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