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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
9
Mrs John Collins entertained her sister Miss Anna Marshall of Waltham during the week. Thomas Marshall is out again after being confined to his home with illness and is reported improved.
A fragment notes that prohibition did not end all wickedness and mentions vice and a lurid, monater headed theme across the way.
Bedford notes a Christmas vacation from December 22 to January 3 for town children. A vestry church gathering last Friday was a success. Local stores decorate for Christmas. Six Bedford children were operated on at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The town plans to attend the 15th annual concert and ball hosted by the Lexington Firemen at the town hall on December 31 with Low Orchestra.
George H. Reed received a car of nut coal on Saturday. A baby girl born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Tony Perry died within half an hour. A church canvass for 1921 was conducted by the Baptist church. Mr and Mrs F R Kallowlton and Mr and Mrs H A Gould left for St Petersburg Florida for the winter. Raymond Perkins underwent ear surgery at the Bye and Ear Infirmary in Boston. Both Baptist and Universalist churches plan a Christmas tree event Friday night. Public school teachers treated pupils to ice cream and cake after Friday’s afternoon activities.
Members enjoyed a Christmas tree and a present for each during last week’s Wednesday night gathering. Popcorn was shared. Officers elected for 1921 include N G Mrs Frank Taylor WG Mrs May Sanborn Re Sec Mrs Bvane line Hall Fin Sec Mrs Nancy ChaffinTreas Mrs Minnie Decoster trustee for three years B E Hall.
Mrs James Maguire left the latter part of the week for Schaghticoke New York where she will spend Christmas with her mother. Francis Wetherbee is enjoying his Christmas vacation from Worcester Academy at his home here. Mr and Mrs Stanley Tomlinson left for holiday plans.
Saturday for a visit with relatives in Wisconsin to be gone until after New Year. Blood returned Sunday from a six weeks trip in Central and Northern New York as far as Plattsburg, Pa, Virginia and West Virginia. Warden E. E. Shattuck of Charles Town called on friends in town. Mr and Mrs S T Blood are spending the Christmas holidays with their son Maj Kenneth T Blood at Fort Totten NY. Mr and Mrs Walles Ford of Waltham are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs Ford was formerly Miss Helen Lorentson of this town. Banns of marriage were published for the first time Sunday at the Help of Christians church of Mit a Nellie Cotter of this town and Arthur Mitchell of Marlboro.
Al Calzone travels to Milford for a short vacation. The Highland band rehearses Monday night in Preston block. A New Haven railroad time change is slated for January. Walter B. Smith, once a printer in thigh city, visited Monday. The Donut Girls' club hosts a four dance at Pastime hall Friday night January 7. Mrs Richard Bokorny of Hartford is visiting at John Martin's, 176 Beach St. Maribord lodge Moose holds next whist at Preston hall Friday evening January 7.
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