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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1926
Page
2
The Toy Scout team defeated Clinton by 12 to 2 with strong defense and low opponent scoring. Hall anchored the offense while the squad prepares for a game against the Sun in Worcester tonight.
The patient underwent surgery Saturday and is recovering as well as can be expected given the seriousness of the case. Town meeting is planned for February 1 at 9 o clock. Local activity includes ice-house work by Frederick Burnam and neighbors from ponds, with intervals of weather affecting ice thickness and supply. Community groups such as the Boy Scouts and Board of Trade discuss meetings and lectures, while Rev. Charles White of the American Board preaches at the Congregational church. Haber C Wheeler has recently returned from Clinton hospital.
Anthony White, eight, returned home from Clinton hospital after an air rifle accident. James Bowen and others take jobs at Firestone Apsley rubber. George Matthews and group building a six room house for Harriman A Reardon on Cox street. William Sullivan starts at Firestone-Apsley rubber after leaving milk delivery. Arthur Phaneuf opens a barber shop in Jetta block. Joseph Broadbridge leaves Bancroft restaurant. Mrs William Bie begins work at Firestone-Apsley rubber. Mrs Helen Bancroft visiting Springfield. Wool mill idle due to wool shortage on Broad street. Mrs George Stone ill at Pope street home cared for by Lucy Stone. Michael F McNally returns from Carney hospital Boston. P James Sullivan begins juror duties at East Cambridge Court. Wilrose A Bertrand at Bim Street hospital for appendicitis. Chester Thornton employed at Firestone-Roster rubber. Mrs Oscar Blomquist ill at Cox street home. George A Teele employed with ET Dakin of Bolton.
The Berlin Grange outlines a year of events led by Edith Paine chairing new members and Riva Guerard as lecturer. The calendar lists socials, harvest suppers, degree ceremonies, minstrel shows, and patriotic entertainments through December with Pomona gatherings and officer installations.
Mary White formerly of Marthorn now residing in Hudson and Alfred Morrisey of Lawrence were wed here on February 1.
A fragment shows Frederick Corcoran renting property to Alice Lamoreaux at the Paley Co factory site and mentions they will establish residence in Hudson.
Fragmentary text shows bills in the legislature proposing penalties for second offense liquor violations and urging state senators to vote for measures. The wording is incomplete but indicates moves to tighten penalties and enforce liquor laws.
Mr and Mrs Albert Greason learn their son in law Joseph M Perkins is seriously ill with double pneumonia in Eastland Texas after returning from his mother's funeral. Latest reports show the crisis has passed and he rests comfortably. Hearsey hill warns against coasting set by selectmen. Ladies Aid held a Friday food sale at Mrs Freeman G Cary’s home. Committee includes members A B C and D.
The Worcester Silver Band of 25 musicians will give a charity concert in Marlboro Town Hall on Saturday afternoon February 27 under the Salvation Army auspices. The program will feature several soloists and a refined ensemble performance by the high class group.
The Town of Maynard board appoints Edward Acton as chairman with John C Georgiary and Frank Binks listed among members in the official action. The meeting details remain sparse in the fragment.
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