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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1928

Page

1

Relocation Plan Eyed for Sudbury Highway Section

Engineers and Sudbury officials review relocating parts of a new eight mile highway from Henry Ford Highway to Wayland town line. Estimated cost reaches 75 000 dollars per mile with alterations to road width and crossings at New Haven and the Boston and Maine railroad. Abutters fear land damage but many are willing to settle differences. final decision expected soon.

Henry ‘Ford Wayland Henry Ford F. W. Sabin Sudbury New Haven Boston & Maine Railroad Wayland Town Line Marlboro Weston Town Line

Fragmented Holiday Crib Scene Captures Yuletide Whimsy

Readable scraps show a festive scene with a childlike chorus and a magical deer overhead. The garbled text hints at Santa, a tree, and a playful narrator, conveying a warm holiday mood despite missing details.

Child Hit by Auto Sequel to Collision in Concord

Smalsky ten year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ky, suffered a compound hip fracture and multiple cuts after being struck by a truck on Thompson Street near Fairfield in Concord on Friday morning. Ronald J Doran, operator on Fairfield, reported the incident as the child remained under observation awaiting her parents.

Smalsky William Ky Thompson ‘Street Emerson Pital Concord Thompson Fairfield Street Bifck Rer Fairfield Thomp Ronald J. Doran H Street Ryan Mer

Kids Cause Cast To Postpone Play

Local production postponed due to illness and flu like symptoms among cast members. Committee members from the Division Hibernians met to decide on new dates and roles as performers recover.

Charitable Society Meeting Notes

The Concord female charitable society met at Mrs. H Towle's Hat Street home. Members sewed for a hospital and discussed plans for a meeting next Wednesday with tentative participation.

Concord Fema Haritab Attema of Mra H Towle Hat Street Paene Ais Smith Eis Socibe

Maynard Legion Auxiliary Hosts Christmas Party

The Maynard Legion Auxiliary held a festive party with an illuminated tree, gifts, balloons, ice cream, and carols for about 100 adults and many children. Organizers included Mrs Jere Lynch and Mrs Charles Warren with a joint Legion Auxiliary welfare committee planning a Christmas box and stockings for service members nationwide.

Maynard fThe Legion Auxiliary Anta Claus Jere Lynch Charles Warren John Keegan Walter Murr Ernest Rasmussen Herbert Martin Eleaner Sheridan Legion and Auxiliary Ev Maynard State Legion Auxiliary Charles Irwin Frank Downey Charles Metherman Rev Hason Cross Grace Sweeney Margaret Hird Eleanor Sheridan

Elderly Mrs Fearns Rebounds After Appendectomy

Mrs Elien Fearns of Nason Street underwent an appendectomy at Hmergon hospital. The operation was successful and she is reported doing well. Friends, once worried by her advanced age, now express renewed hope for her recovery as she nears four score years.

Elien Fearns Nason Street Hmergon Hospital Fearns Dein Fear Ehatoedes Bia

Maynard Grange Christmas Party and Pre-Christmas Sale

Maynard Grange plans its annual Christmas party at Cooperative Hall on Thursday evening December 20 with a program led by Charles Shattuck Grace Tucker and Miss Lor. An exchange of gifts games and social time is planned for members. The Pre Christmas sale held at Cooperative Hall was a success featuring two short plays A Difference in Clocks and Meow with performances by local members. Tables and booths showcased art aprons candy and food items arranged by Grange volunteers.

Maynard Grange Cooperative Hall Charles Shattuck Grace Tucker Lor Irvin Howe Adelaide Sims State Grange Grange Frank Case Edmund Whitney Meow Mra. Gracéd Whitney Frederica Meee Nancy Alice’ Howe Candy Frederica Wade Dorothy Mattson Margaret Whitney Grace Whitney Annie Floyd

Sudbury Pupil Play To Be Staged At Town Hall

Sudbury High School presents Booth Tarkington’s Seventeen at Sudbury Town Hall on Friday at 7 46 pm. The performance aims to be a major season highlight with humorous scenes and a closing dance. Cast includes Mr Baxter Alfred Lowell Mrs Baxter and William Sylvanus among others.

Sudbury ‘High School Booth ‘Tarkington Sudbury Town Hall of the Athletic Association Baxter Alfred Lowell William ‘Sylvanus

Midland league changes affect Maynard Hudson Marlboro teams

Maynard Hudson and Marlboro schools withdraw from the Midland league in all sports. Concord and Franklin are named as potential members to strengthen the league. Maynard plans to play Midland games until new schools join, with Joe Goxerzen and Tauno Frigard as regulars and a large girls program under Rupprecht.

Maynard West High School Hopkinton School Marlboro Hudson Concord Franklin Clinton High Don Lent Joe Goxerzen Tauno Frigard Zaporeski Witho Jarvi Shenae Goog Torpbe Wi Gome E Rupprecht Sivig

Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Elects Officers

Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual meeting in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Sadie A. Vary presiding. Florence M. Duren of West Concord was named Worthy Matron and Gardner W. Lawrence was elected Worthy Patron. installation set for January 2. A whist party and refreshments followed.

Oncord Hawthorne Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Sadie A. Vary Suv Gardner W. ‘Lawrence Florence M. Duren Irving S. Duren West Concord Gardner W. Lawrence Charlotte Rodway Helen P. Loring Clythe Forbes Irene Dye Beulah Bair Hattie Clark Harriett Achorn Marshal Muth Pratt Margaret Reed Adah Gladys ‘Graham Ruth Cora MacLeo Esther Ruth Lapham Martha Eleanor Clubb Electa Allison Pringle Charles B. Rodway Sentinel Charles T. Judge Edna M. George

Maynard Guild elects officers at annual meeting

The White Cross Guild held a well attended meeting with Rev Edward Bogt presiding. Mrs A A Hilferty was elected president and a slate of officers named including Agnes as vice president and Patrick H McGrath as financial secretary. Committees for relief, entertainment, and ways and means were appointed, and plans discussed for the yearly Old Folks Ball in January.

Cooperative White Croes Guild Edward F Bogt St. Brid Brokers' Jere Louisullivan Agnes Patrick H McGrath Mary Sweeney Helen Cleary Susie Sheehan John Horan Frank McCarron Alice Nagle Philip Allard Joseph Dineen Alice Smith Gertrude Morgan William Smith James Mahoney William Sweeney Herbert Martin John Maley Patrick H Murphy Dorothy Hannon Margaret Keegan Mildred Morgan Margaret McCormack Michael Cleary Ways and Means Guild

Crusaders Elect Officers At December Meeting

At a Thursday evening gathering the St. Anthony Crusaders elected officers led by Michael Veleno as president and Angelo Perrillo as vice president Vita Barilone was chosen recording secretary Frank Finocchi financial secretary and Rev Guido Pallotta of Boston formerly caretaker of St. Bridget's church spoke warmly upon arrival Fr Quinlan of Boston also addressed the group

Maynard St. Anthony Crusaders Michael Veleno Be “Ang Perrillo Vita Barilone Frank Finocchi

The Romantic Age chosen for high school play

An announcement states the annual high school play is the modern three act comedy The Romantic Age by A A Milne. The cast is developing under the direction of Miss Gertrude Ridout with a promising group of young actors rehearsing for the production.

A A Milne Mise Gertrude H Ridéout

Sudbury Woman to Wed Retired Vermont Clergyman

Mrs. Della Dodge, 77, of Sudbury, plans a Thursday trip to McIndoes Vermont to wed Rev. Albert V. Fisher, a 71 year old retired Congregational clergyman. The ceremony will be held Friday at the pastor’s home with family present. both have previous marriages and long acquaintances dating back 25 years.

Sudbury Della Dodge McIndoes Albert V.fisher Congregational Church Ralph Chase St. Johnbury Dilis Crossley Dodge St. Johnsbury Ernest Portland Concord Road Fisher Con Vine Aga Peat

Erecting Plant Near Sudbury for Philgas Co

A new plant near the railroad crossing in Sudbury Centre will include about six buildings measuring 20 by 30 feet. Dol Leverone & Sons Inc of Framingham perform cement work. The project, costing over 25000 dollars, is for the Philgas Co of Michigan with Mr Fisher handling duties. The product is a liquid form gas stored in tanks for household use as a substitute for gas.

Sudbury Sudbury Centre Leverone & Songs Inc Framingham Philgas Co Michigan Fisher Ea 2 Ae

Nation Builders Theme Inspires West Concord Talk by Youngman

William S. Youngman state treasurer and lieutenant governor elect spoke at West Concord Union church on Sunday evening. The talk titled Nation Builders traced Daniel Webster from frontier boy to patriot and sought to inspire civic duty. Organist Robert W Carter and violinist Albert Bertelsen provided music as Rev. Alfred W. Stone introduced the speaker.

William S. Youngman West Concord Union Church Robert W Carter Albert Bertelsen Alfred W.stone Daniel Webster Congress Ity Harold J. Judkins Fred C Baker Samuel Freeman Robert McAuley Henry Johnson Stone The Com

Forty hours devotion in Cay Lotion

A forty hours devotion will be held in Cay Lotion near Christ reh opening December 21 conducted by Pastor Rev. Joseph P. Mahar.

Cay Lotion Joseph P. Mahar

Orchard House Alcott Home on Lexington Road Recounted

The famous Orchard House on Lexington Road once housed Louisa May Alcott. A report by Mrs. notes the historic site and its association with the beloved author, highlighting its place in literary heritage.

Orchard House

Old Mill Auditorium Teaches Saturday Tea (note: placeholder)

George Root performs as soloist with Mme Alfred M Uhier pianist at Old Mill. The program is announced for Saturday, January 22, with details limited.

George Root Alfred M Uhier I Old Mill

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