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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1927
Page
6
The article describes inexpensive Dutch colonial style homes suited to suburbanites and farmers seeking comfort. It highlights a two story layout with three bedrooms, pantry, kitchen, and a full length cellar. Modern lighting and carbide gas are noted as growing rural priorities.
The article describes a proposed M1 house suited for Town Suburb or Farm use emphasizing convenient cooking and lighting. It outlines a frame Wood siding design built with city gas piping for all rooms and outbuildings. Estimated cost ranges by location, from about 4000 dollars in some areas to higher sums in others, with labor often half the total and owner labor cutting costs. Plans were prepared by Architects Small House Service Bureau and are available via branches or Minneapolis headquarters.
Natick Independents trailed early and never recovered, losing 49 to 37 to U P in a brisk street hall basketball game. My Sheehan Morris and Kiki Kingas led Natick. Saarinen stood out for U P with a strong all around performance.
Sudbury afternoon notes report Mrs J C of King Philip road hosting a whist. Mrs F C Perkins Road hosted Saturday evening with Mrs C H S. The Bi- Penta met with Mrs F C Perkins and another guest. After bridge, a social negotiation was enjoyed.
A chaotic and unclear discussion centers on board positions and control. References to key figures and factions suggest a power struggle over leadership and influence, with unspecified plans and alliances shaping the outcome.
Women of Sudbury and other guests attended a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Charles Hardson to raise funds for the Wacham hospital. The event drew a large crowd and generated a substantial sum, with many notable Sudbury ladies among the attendees.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion hosts a whist party at the Town Hall on February 1 to raise funds for a veteran's family in extreme need. Proceeds aid a local veteran and dependents, with details distributed at the event.
A Girls Friendly Society meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night at St. Mark's Parish House. Mrs. Robert F. Chen and Mrs. J. R. Shane will lead the gathering, with a special hour and refreshments provided.
The Ladies Circle of the Moderated church will meet at the home of Mrs. Louis Warner this afternoon. The item notes a Fenland setting and references South Agro.
The event will be hosted by Mrs Boutilier with a social afternoon following a short ceremony. Freshmeats will be served by the hostess.
In Southboro on February 2 Framingham All Stars visit Peters High for a Friday afternoon basketball game. Peters High lineup includes Finn Raheni Sanchioni Garland Bailey Fay Skinner with F. Finn H. Bailey and J. Skinner among substitutes.
The Pegpies Club of Pode church meets in the vestry for a weekly gathering on Saturday evening February 5. A supper is served at 6 30 followed by a devotional meeting.
The Southboro committee for the tenth anniversary plans to meet at the Community House to report progress. New members from social and fraternal groups join reps from St. Mark's Fay Schools Peters High alumni patriotic groups and clergy.
Southborough Feb 2 The Catholic Woman's Club met at Community House to finalize plans for a whist party next Tuesday night under club auspices. The refreshments committee includes Mary Fitzgerald chair and Margaret McGee Mary Conners Mary Aheard Anna Grady and Mrs Lawrence Misener. Hibert Salmon will head the lecture committee for a Patrick's Night event.
The Catholic Social Club met at Mrs. William Hen of Green Street on February 1. Members enjoyed a penny sale, games, and prizes with Mrs. Sadie Cunningham winning first prize and Mrs. Sander Sheridan second. A letter to a member prompted news of a friend planning a return visit to Hudson.
Beers Club meets at Town Hall for a business session focused on possible dates for the annual fair in the fall. No definite date was set.
Mary Anastasia Brodrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Ludyrick of 58 School Street and W A Andrysick of 114 Greep Clinton were married at 9 o'clock in St Michael's by Rev George F Wisemay. Attendants included Galnak Clinton and Mrs Josephine Brodrick attended as bridesmaid with pink gown. Bride wore crepe and coronet of orange blossoms. Reception followed at the brides' home with couple departing for a honeymoon. Local poultry interest noted with William Bains of Washington receiving diplomas from the American Poultry Association for best birds at fairs and expositions.
The Concord Men's Club announces the postponement of the Coming Events lecture by Rev. Dred des A. Faggingerer. The event, originally set for Wednesday February 9 in the vestry of the Meeting House, is rescheduled.
An advertisement notes a sale with price 35.00 and items including furniture and meats. The crowded venue displays merchandise stacked from floor to wall as part of a sacrificial sale. The text mentions Fernery Specialius for flowers and house items priced around seven dollars.
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