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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1926

Page

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Nurse Plays Santa At Concord Centre Evening

Concord Centre teachers Gertrude Rideout and Mrs Clabane lead a festive program with a minuet performed in costume by Miss Mary Sargent and Herrice Hayes. D Burgess distributed treats from a tree as guests joined in old and modern dances.

Concord Centre Gertrude Rideout Mrse Clabane Concord Folm Ing Mary Sargent Herrice Hayes D. Burgess Rockport Erly

Daughters Wed in Pretty City Church Ceremony

D Connors daughter wed Sunday at 2 PM in St church Provence officiated by Edward F Crowley. Bride wore flesh chiffon gown with rhinestones. bridesmaid in georgette. best man was bride’s brother. Reception at the bride’s home with guests from Marlboro Concord Lawrence Andover Boston Medfield. Wedding tour to New York and Montreal planned.

D. Connors John Howe Oranda Sooson Edward F. Crowley Provence Johne Wee H Connors Marlboro Concord Lawrence Andover Boston Medfeld Maks New York Montreal Butler

Emerson Hospital celebration with nurses and carolers event

Emerson Hospital held a festive gathering with toys for nurses, a singing program led by Thomas Whitney, a well-set dinner, and decorated trays. Stella Orr and Grace C assisted as supervisors in Junction on December 29. The hospital anticipates a sleigh ride fundraiser as efforts to ease crowding continue.

Emerson Hospital Thomas Whitney Tos Stella Orr Grace C Junction

Travelogue lecture and thanks noted in local column

On December 30 at 2 Union church hosts a travelogue From Ocean to Through Canada with Rev A s ff delivering the talk. A previous York broadcast lecture is recalled and about one hundred slides will illustrate the program. CARO OF THANKS expresses appreciation for kindness shown during Mr Hness and Mrs Sylvia L Holland.

Ursday Leonhard Wells Main Street Ocean Canada A. Seff York Caro Hness Sylvia L. Holland

Triple Birthday Observance in Maynard Home

A combined birthday and Christmas celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bratton on Arthur Street. Indoor fireworks provided a feature of the party directed by Robert Lester, marking observances for three births.

Maynard Bratton Weet Arthur Street Robert Lester

Icy Friday night shocks local garage men

Garage men report that icy streets Friday night caused an unusually severe period of driving in Maynard, describing it as the worst night in the area this section has known.

Maynard

Troy parent tears over death of Hugo Lilja boy

Miss Ever Boye accepted as a pogl a8 teacher in public schools of Troy Hugo Lilja 13 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Lilja died after a several day illness at his Douglas avenue home Survived by his parents two brothers and a sister Services set for tomorrow at 2 p m at the family home.

Hugo Lilja Edward Lilja Douglas Avenue

Christmas Masses At St Marys Parish Crowded Midnight

Christmas services at Maynard and St Marys Church drew record congregations with three masses at midnight in the upper church and additional services in the basement. Rev Edward Crowley led the high mass while Rev Guido Pollato officiated the basement rites. More than 900 parish children greeted Santa with gifts. New Year services are scheduled for seven, eight thirty and ten.

Maynard Dee Maynard St. Masta Sass Edward Crowley Guido Pollato Crowley Toine Ane der Peoples Theatre Santa Claus

Motorist Collides on State Road. Two Men Injured

Seabury T Short of Elm Street Concord was changing a tire when a collision with Ernest T Chadwick of Farmcrest Avenue Lexington left Short unconscious. Short received spine and head injuries and was treated at Dr James J Walsh Lexington then Emerson Hospital Concord. Chadwick suffered numerous cuts to head face and hands and was treated by Dr Walsh after his car overturned and pinned him.

Seabury T. Short Elm Street Concord James J. Walsh Lexington Emerson Hospital Concord Ernest T. Chadwick Farmcrest. Avenue Short Chadwick Walsh

Ralph Woodworth and King Family News

Ralph Woodworth of Lever Brothers enjoys his annual Christmas vacation at his Central Street home. Mr and Mrs Joseph King announce the birth of a daughter. Tuesday events at Emerson hospital report DP le.

Ralph Woodworth Lever Brothers Ossee Central St Joseph King Emerson Hos- DP

Union Church Service and Union Society Meetings

Alfred W. Stone, minister, delivers a New Year sermon titled The Spirit of Consecration for the New Year during the 10:30 morning service. Church school at noon, Junior Society at 3, evening service omitted. Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7, annual Union church meeting and roll call with supper Tuesday at 6:15, West Concord Union Society annual meeting at 8:30.

Alfred W. Stone Society of Christian Endeavor Boy Scouts Union Church The West Concord Union Society

Miss Cassilly Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery

Miss Frances Cassilly, an attendant at Mariboro, underwent an appendicitis operation at Mariboro Hospital and is reported doing nicely post surgery.

Frances Cassilly Mariboro

Plows Keep Roads Open Near Maynard in Winter

December 28 report notes four snow plows under John Driscoll, town streets superintendent, clearing town and connecting routes. Lovell Bus Co. tractor plows, three and two units, operated between Leominster and East Lexington. A Concord bus was sideswiped near Powder Mill by a car, injuring some occupants.

Maynard John Driscoll John Lovell Lovell Bus Co Leominster East Lexington Concord Lovell

West Acton Residents Travel and Holiday Visits

Roy Jones spends the week with friends in Somerville while Franch family relocates to Sterling Massachusetts. Mrs F E Cole entertains her Dorchester father Mr Carroll. Hall family spent Christmas with relatives. Avora and Vivien Allbright visited aunt Mrs Hardy. Haynes family spent Christmas with sister in Toweed. Baker family and Patricia plan to return to New York.

Roy Jones Somerville Franch Sterling Mass F. E. Cole Mr Carroll Dorchester E. H. Hall, Jr Avora Vivien Allbright C. A. Hardy Henry Haynes Ralph Baker Patricia New York

Mrs. Austin Richardson Rites Held at Local Baptist Church

Mrs. Austin Richardson died at her home after a long illness just before her 83rd birthday. She lived in Acton and Boxboro most of her life and is survived by two daughters a son and three grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 pm at the Baptist church with Rev. Barker officiating. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery.

Austin Richardson Boxboro Richardson Baptist Church Mr. Barker Congregational Church South Acton Mt. Hope Cemetery

Local High School Girls Basketball to Play Outsider Team

A local high school girls basketball team will travel to Gardner on January 26 for a historic game, marking the first time the school faces an outside opponent. Miss Reed coaches the team as it develops amid growing athletic activity.

Gardner Clrlb Miss Reed Facil

Christmas Tree Party at Grace Union Church

The Church on the Square held a Christmas event featuring twelve Christmas trees arranged in two rows in the dining room. Superintendent H W Young sent trees from Vermont for each class to decorate. Gifts, refreshments, a cantata titled The Morn of Glory, and caroling under Miss Muriel Crewe highlighted the program despite stormy weather and limited sidewalks.

H WH Young Vermont Santa Claus Pearl Mee- Austin Frances Nordberg Fred W. Peace Gavin A. Taylor Miss Hooper Beatrice Jordan Maynard Willard Meekin Newton Muriel Crewe

Post Office Delivers Christmas Mail Amid Rush

During the Christmas rush the local post office processed a large volume of mail with expedited, orderly effort. Clerks and carriers worked long hours to deliver the mountain of parcels and letters to their destinations, earning praise and New Year wishes for the staff’s success.

Corietae

Fair, Colder Tonight and Thursday Winds Rise

The forecast calls for clear skies with cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday with strong northwesterly winds. Temperatures are expected to dip, with windy conditions persisting into the next day.

Boston Contractor Attempts Suicide At Wetherbee Farm

Peter Mackpool 43 of 24 Harvard Street Boston attempted to kill himself Thursday using a razor blade and ice pick at A C Wetherbee’s Stow farm. He was treated at Marlboro hospital then committed to Westboro State Hospital after a throat injury required six stitches. His wife reported the struggle and he later recovered enough to be moved.

Peter Mackpool Harvard Street Bos'on A. C. Wetherbes Stow Marlboro Hospital Westboro State Hospital Boston Wetherbee House Étalia

Mr and Mrs Hay Mark 66th Anniversary in Concord Junction

Mr and Mrs Hay celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary at their son Carl R Hay's home 375 Main Street Concord Junction. Eight of nine children survive. The couple, married in Sweden December 27 1370, have five sons and 18 grandchildren. Mr Hay 79 runs a shoe repair shop on Walden Street. Mrs Hay 74 active in the Norwegian Church and Woman's Temperance Union.

Concord Sunanos Carl R. ‘Ey Main Street Concord Junction Hay The Junction Walden ‘Street Gael mi Theodore Hay Pasadena Calif Oscar Hay Victor Hay Los Angeles Bernard Hay Norway Carl R. Hay H. A Miets Brockton Re. Weber Au New Haven Sweden Pod Queen's Life Guard Walden Street Concord Center Hilder Anderson Concord West Concord Woman's Temperance Union

New State Legislature Faces Broad Calendar in 1920 Session

Boston awaits a full calendar when the new legislature convenes January 5. Top issues include amending the compulsory insurance law, possible state control of the Boston Elevated Railway, a World War memorial, and criminal law revisions. Republicans remain a minority in both houses, with women occupying three House seats. A World War Memorial report is expected early, and the Ls future control remains a major question alongside work on the workmen's compensation law.

Henry Winott United Press Boston Senate House of Representatives Tyn Donaldson Special Commission Torney Jay KR Benton m Sio Qy Massachusetts Tosider Eatehiebenen Ieston Hoston Comi Oran

Christmas pageant unites Concord schools in mas week

The continuation of public school sessions in Mas week merges Concord Junction as Peter Bulkeley Emerson schools stage an entertainment in Veterans Building. Miss Julie C Bryant led a Christmas carol sing along with two short plays by Miss Marion Gorham and Mrs Edythe Padelford's pupils. A large Christmas tree featured as pupils and teachers presented scenes from Dickens Christmas Carol and other carols under Principal Nathaniel K Robinson. Santa Claus distributed candy during the pageant “An Interview With Santa” before pupils returned to their rooms for smaller tree parties.

of Concord Junction Sesson Harvey Wheeler-West Concord Harvey Wheeler School Nathaniel K. Robinson Mildred Bean Bessie Wessels Jennie Stevens Edward McClellan M. Elizabeth McKenna Maude E. Robinson Sanuta Claus Dicken Pupila Ruth Hunt Ceane Santa Claus Mildred Lowe Ruth French Little Betty Bessie Wessell Sarah Hubbard Santa 8. Thompson Takeine

Christmas at the Weef School Festive Program

A Christmas program led by Supt. Mass featured a religious oath ceremony, Holy Communion, and special music under director Robert W. Orwanist. Afterward, 45 minutes of freedom preceded a 4 motion show. Noon meals included roast pork, onions, apple sauce, and mince pies with candy and fruit bags. Santa Claus visited every student as gifts were distributed.

Ravis G. Shelds Robert W. . Orwanist Uberty Hia

Watch Might Services Held at First M Copal Prosperous New Year

In the night services during the pastor Rev Albert San Jacinto’s leave of absence, local affairs note a period of religious observance. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a church event and associated personnel are present.

Emerson Hospital Aid So Council Nursme Albert San Jacinto Chabridge Kerb

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