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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1932

Page

2

Berlin Community Activities Lead into New Year Events

Unitarian Alliance hosts public whist at Mrs E M Evans home. Congregational church holds annual business meeting at Central hall to discuss 1933 officer reports and elections. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Memorial hall. Town caucus timing debated for January ahead of town office nominations. Berlin Players present White Carnations at Malboro lodge New Year party and at Town Hall for the Tuesday Club with O Malley’s Orchestra. Emerson Wheeler and family joined Christmas guests of the Leon Brown family in Sterling.

Unitarian Alliance E M Evans The Congregational Church Central Hall Berlin Players Malboro Lodge Berlin Town Hall O’malley Hudson Emerson Wheeler Leon Brown Sterling

Christmas Visits and Local Returns Highlight Town Notes

Marlboro nurse Isabel Rowe of New York spends Christmas with parents on Essex Street. Lincoln Simpson returns from Falmouth with family. Archie Cormier resumes work at Monument block market after five weeks illness. Madonna Circle D of I meets tonight in E of C building under Julia Fitzgerald. St Charles College student Robert Ward visits city for holidays with mother Beha Ward on Arnold Street.

Archie Cormier Monument Block Madonna Circle D. of 1 E. of C Julia Fitzgerald Robert Ward St. Charles College Sherbrook P. Q Beha Ward Arnold Street

Miss Vera Estey Returns to Duties in New York

Miss Vera Estey returns to her duties in New York after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Whitfield Estey on West Hill road. She had spent three months in Bermuda accompanying a patient she cares for.

Vera Estey New York Whitfield Estey West Hill Road Miss Estey Bermuda

Town Farm Sold to Jehovah Witnesses in Sudbury

Sudbury residents learned the Town Farm has been purchased by the Jehovah Witnesses religious society through Sudbury’s selectmen office. The acres property includes a 14 room house and a named building once known as the Tramp House. The previous owners were Martin Ackerman and Charles Breeze who farmed the land for years. A barn burned about a year ago causing about 20000 in losses. Real estate assessment before the fire stood around 7000.

Sudbury Selecese Howard M. “Goodnow Para Martin Ackerman Charles Breeze Jehovah Witnesses a _ relig’ous ‘society

Southboro Teachers Vacation At Home In Nearby Towns

Ralph Wilbur of Peters' High School spends vacation at his Middleboro home. Elizabeth Williamson, a local school teacher, vacationing at her Westerly home.

Ralph Wilbur Peters’ High School Middleboro Elizabeth ‘Williamson Westerly

Driving Bad in Heavy Fog Halts Hudson Traffic

Hudson motorists faced heavy fog reducing speeds to under 15 mph and causing close calls. No serious accidents were reported, though warm and moist weather has damaged roadways with frost pockets and large holes posing hazards to cars.

Hudson

Christmas events and visits mark Northboro scene

The Rev Thomas Barrett of Holy Cross Worcester visits his sister on Summer street. The Unitarian church plans its annual Christmas tree and program tonight with James Gale in charge. Funeral services for Col John F J Herbert were held in Worcester Monday. Miss Mary Allen of Worcester visited at Selectman John W Allen’s home on Summer street. Miss Winifred Clark of Mt Holyoke college spends Christmas vacation at her father Rev James S Clark’s East Main street home. Wallace Clark and Mrs Lillian Atwood of Summer street returned from a visit in Whitinsville.

Thomas Barrett Holy Cross College Worcester Frank Grover Summer Street Unitarian Church James Gale Vincent F. Picard A. L Col John ‘F. J. Herbert Mary Allen Selectman John W.allen Winifred Clark Mt. Holyoke College Rev James.s. Clark East Main Street Wallace Clark Lillian Atwood Whitinsville

Charity Dance Planned by American Legion and Auxiliary

The American Legion and Auxiliary announce a large charity dance at Town Hall Saturday night featuring an eight piece orchestra from out of town. The event will blend old fashioned and modern dance numbers with colored streamers special lighting and a festive atmosphere. Proceeds will fund warm clothing for needy town children. Comdr Ernest C Blakely Heath chairs the arrangements. The board of selectmen will meet Friday night in Town Hall with John W Allen as chairman. all town bills must be submitted before year end.

The American Legion and Auxiliary Town Hall Comdr Ernest C. Blakely the Heath Board of Selectmen Ee Joh ‘W. Allen

Marlboro Lighted House Notice and Local News

Lighted home of George B Herrick on Main Street is described with over 150 colored lights visible from afar. Former police officer George H Brigham and wife return to High Street from Boston. their son Leslie Brigham is ill in Boston City Hospital. Betty Morrison returns to Worcester duties at the Marten Dress Shop after holidays. An advertisement in the Enterprise mentions a watch lost by Morrison observed by shoppers.

George B Herrick George H. Brigham High Street Leslie Boston Leslie Brigham Boston City Hospital Marlboro Betty Morrison Worcester Marten Morrison Penter

Congregational Church extends call to Rev Becket of Huntington

Local Congregational Church reports a special meeting last week to extend a call to Rev Becket of Huntington Virginia to become pastor. Christmas visits and guests are noted at several homes on Main Street and Prospect Street.

Congregational Church Arthur Beckett Hay West Virginia Universalist Church Vignetts State College Mass Charles F Edney Street Terrace Frank R. Manning M Chase Williams Becket Huntington Ginia Clarence Morse M M. Seaver Leominster George Morse May Carro Morse Ter Patricia Bedford Harry Main Street Herbert W Watertown Frank W School Street Charles Lund Red Acre Farm Oyurday Marjorie Anderson Tha

Visit of Local Grandmother and Guests Sparks Winter Gatherings

The snippet lists visiting relatives and friends including Maribor and Suzanne Carpenter visiting home of Maton Carpenter Mainst and Mr and Mrs Leslie as guests at Worcester. It notes a December payment date and mentions households on Howland Street and Leaghter Louise with various neighbours hosting seasonal greetings and hospitality.

Suzanne’ Carpentier Apa Mee Seth P. da Pramingham Carpenter Leslie Gler Worcester

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