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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1926
Page
6
A local merchant speaks on the value of buying at home. He notes he finances streets policing sanitation and schools through taxes and profits, arguing solid local stores offer steady jobs, standard brands, fair prices, and lasting community prosperity over itinerant peddlers.
The text blends quotations about language honesty and civilization with musings on Britain hemp and Greece. It references the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago and a Greek flag moment, then touches on diplomacy, Turkish notions, French attitudes, and wartime themes amid scattered phrases.
Report notes that PHEHS students are again engaging in political discussions and organizing activities, signaling a renewed interest in school politics and civic involvement among the student body.
Lt Harriet Perry a veteran state armorer at Marlboro received a surprise testimonial banquet by Co K officers and non commissioned officers at the Elks Home after drill. John M Carpenter presided as master of ceremonies and presented a ring. Perry, one of the oldest armorer in service, gave a brief reply thanking his comrades.
A Marlboro delegation led by Mayor Winfield Temple and Representatives William H. Wellen plus former mayors McCarthy Simbneau and city solicitor Edward T. Simbneau will attend the bus question hearing before the street railways committee at the State House tomorrow morning. Weston town and the railroad and trolley oppose the proposal. last week Marlboro was well represented in the hearing supporting the changes.
The Marlboro Overseers of the Poor organized for the year at city hall with Joseph Cote named chairman. Timothy J. Harris, long time Poor Department member, is appointed city almoner. Mr and Mrs E LeWter Baker are reappointed ward en and matron at the City Home. William Madison Wood, 63, former president of the American Woolen Co, Andover, Mass, died by suicide at a remote spot above Flagler Beach after a month at Hotel Ormond with his wife, health cited as cause. he traveled with his valet and chauffeur.
Misses Marjory Newton Mary Draper Doris Bagley with Edith Mc Master Dorothy Thompson Virginia McMaster Beatrice Thompson Mrs Alice Twombley Winslow Wentworth Alton Jr Elwood Ward Jr Stanley I Bow Robert Horne and Ang tilierre Dancing will follow the performance.
Mrs. M. BR. Lewis of the State of Women's Clubs will speak at the Southboro Woman's Club meeting in Community House next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. B. M. Smith and R. M. Burnett head the local committee for the program. A social hour and tea will follow, served by Mrs. F. W. Twombley and others.
The obituary notes the deceased was born in 1898 to Mr. and Mrs. Orin and later moved to Framingham after marriage. Survived by brother D C Nichols and nephew Edward C Nichola. Funeral at 2 PM Friday officiated by Ralph Baldwin at Kagell Grove Cemetery with Geo. A Wadeworth Funeral arrangements.
In Legion headquarters last night Commander Edward T. Simon was in charge as plans for the membership drive and the On to Paris activities were discussed. A buffet lunch was served.
Friends from Worcester Hornson Lynn and Marlboro attended the funeral mass. Interment followed in the parish cemetery with Bris von and Morin in charge. Bearers included Alberic St Laurent Charles Lamone Ovila Wilfred Lamone Nareinse Perron and Levi Morel.
John Cassell of Company K, 181st Regiment, receives a promotion this week. M Carpenter notes ongoing vacancies for ten recruits as the needs of the unit continue.
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