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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
4
Legal notice states deposit book number with J W Ballou assistant for Middlesex Institution. Date Dec 21 1935 appears with unclear pages or lines. Provides archival reference and filing details for the missing deposit book.
Special Christmas services planned at Memorial Church on December 22. Morning music by the chorus and performances by Ruth Ames Eaton Royal Tyler and others. The pageant The Booty Gods will be shown. Lone School plans The Street of Hearts at 7 o clock with a Christmas tree and candy.
A historical note states that a man’s blood is 75 percent water while a woman’s blood is 80 percent water, reflecting differing body composition figures from earlier science discussions.
Maynard L. D. Wilson Chapter Order DeMolay held the DeMolay degree with a class at a Masonic hall meeting Monday. Harold Lever and Frank Croft entertained with a sketch after. An amateur show is set for Leominster Thursday night with participants from Leominster Ayer Nashua Marlboro and Maynard chapters. L. D. Wilson Chapter will celebrate its tenth anniversary in February. Robert Lester received a White House reply to a Roosevelt anniversary message request, noting the President is busy and will respond in time.
The annual donation party of the White Cross Guild continues the tradition of supporting its charitable work through monetary and merchandise donations. Mrs. A A Hilferty serves as guild president.
A fire at Willie Rosenberg's 17 Tremont street residence Saturday evening around 6 15 caused substantial damage before the Gre departmentern extinguished it. Fire officials estimate losses at 31000 with smoke and fire spreading between partitions to the second floor. Mrs Johnston, wife of Patrolman Edward Johnston, discovered the blaze.
Sudbury schools close Friday December 20 for Christmas vacation with classroom pageants recitations and songs across rooms 1 5. A dancing assembly organized by Mrs Fillebrowne will be held at the Sudbury Town Hall January 10 and every second Friday. Hockey team candidates elect Charles Whitworth unanimously.
West Acton Woman's Club held its annual guest night at the clubhouse drawing 100 plus attendees. Edmund Seachnmea played piano with Claude Chisson as others sang Pilgrim Dream and Old Man River while speakers urged neighborly spirit and humor.
A South Acton Club gathering at Mrs Emma Quimby’s home supported Harriet BE Sawyer Home in Ayer with Christmas charity. Members, focusing on resident comfort, organized an afternoon of interest and profit for the Home.
Payment eight to The Middlesex Institution for Sayings by J. W. Ballou assistant treasurer Concord Massachusetts dated November 4 1935 with subsequent dates December 11 and 18 noted.
A petition before the Middlesex Probate Court at Cambridge seeks approval of funds to place a monument on the grave of Richard Crosby of Maynard. Interested parties must file a written appearance by December 20, 1935, with Judge John C. Leggat presiding. Loring Peele, Register.
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