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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1925

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Barker Wins Case Over Fees From Williams Estate

A federal jury awarded Mrs Ida L Barker $6622 in a suit against Elizabeth Reed as executrix of the Charles J Williams estate. Barker, widow of Dr Frank Barker, claimed $19 398 for nursing services during Williams illness at her home. The trial before Judge Lowell lasted about two hours.

NCORD Federal District Ida. L. Ker Con Sister Reed New York Charles J. Williams Joncord Barker Franker Williams

Concord State Guard Vet Association Banquet at Colonial Tonight

The Concord State Guard Vet Association holds a banquet and social gathering at the Colonial tonight. Sr, Thompson Blood of Con Junction is listed as the entertainer for the event.

Concord State Guard Vet Association Thompson Blood of Con Junction

Maynard Town Officers Election Focuses on Civil Service Issue

Maynard voters head to polls on Feb 9 from 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. to elect town officers amid two key referendums. The Civil Service Act would place police chief and permanent force under its rules, while a second referendum asks consent for non alcoholic beverage sales. The ballot lists incumbents, independents, and a rare husband wife pair on the ticket.

Maynard Board of Health of Poor Frank S. Binks Edwin Carlton John C. King Board of C. King Board of Assessors Republcan Harry Frye Albert J. Mullin John O'Leary John J. Higgins Franklin A. Perkins Perking Higgins Frank J. Demars A. Mark Newton Thomas King Mr King Board of Overseers Thomas Wright James Mahoney Water Commission John Lawton Lena McCleary Alfred McCleary Guyer Wowler Frank E. Sanderson George G. Gutteridge W. H. Mann Robert Lester Jr Civil Service Act Police Department P. J. Sullivan Selectman Civil Service Ane Selectmen M. Sullivan Board of Selectmen Tee Driscoll

Referendum Backing Civil Service Act for Police

The piece asserts strong support for adopting the Civil Service Act for police officers. It notes ample provisions for disciplining or removing any officer found lax in duty after a hearing.

Emerson Hospital Host Details and Army Association Update

John A Brown of Monument Street is home from Emerson Hospital recovering after surgery. Lieut Col George H Chase named to the executive committee of the Association of the Army of the United States at Los Angeles. Emerson Hospital in Concord to host a talk on ongoing work with a home talent play directed by Mrs Hans W Mifer.

John A. Brown Monument Street Emerson Hospital George H. Chase Association of the Army of the United Sates Los Angeles Cal Ella Orr Concord Sean Gale Hans W. Mifer

Sunshine bag cheers shut in Marie Early

Miss Marie Early confined to home with infantile paralysis receives a sunshine bag containing twenty four gifts from neighborhood friends. The gesture brings cheer and helps pass time as she slowly improves and friends await her return to school and social life.

Marie

O F A Social Dance Planned for Feb 5

The committee of arrangements for the O F A social dance under Concord Lodge No 212 O OF in Association Hall look forward to a successful affair. Hibbard’s Orchestra of Lowell will provide the music and a record attendance is expected. The committee includes Ralph Gerow V S chairman, George A Hodgdon, Frank S Walker, Henry Hawley Jr, Kennan Damon, Frank Hood, Edwin Edwardsen.

Concord Lodge No Association Hall Hibbards Orchestra Lowell Ralph Gerow V. S George A Hodgdon Frank S. ‘Walker Henry Hawley, Jr Kennan Damon Frank ‘Hood Edwin Edwardsen

World peace urged at national conference

Major General John F. O’Ryan argues wars stem from perpetual war organization and peace requires organizing for peace. The piece notes broad support for peace efforts and highlights the Christian Science Peace Plan with a Monitor feature set for February 12 summarizing congressional status.

Washington John F. O’ryan 27Th Christian Science Peace Plan Christian Science Monitor Congress

Sudbury Postmaster Henry W Way Dies at 72

Henry Warren Way longtime Sudbury resident and former postmaster dies at his late home after weeks of illness. He was 72 and served as postmaster 12 years. survived by widow Carrie B Way, three sons Charles H Joseph B Archie A and daughter Edna Way Tintor. Funeral at 11:30 a.m. at home, burial in Wood Lawn Cemetery.

Sudbury Henry Warren Way R., Way Carrie B. Way Charles H Board of Selectmen Joseph B Archie A Malden Edna Way Tintor Woodlawn Cemetery

Skating Rink on Playground Flooded Again

The skating rink on the playground was flooded again on Tuesday, disrupting activities and prompting maintenance checks. No injuries reported.

Former First Lady Herbert J White Dies at 55

Mrs. Herbert J. White longtime Maynard resident died at her Northeastern home Friday June 24 from heart trouble at age 55. Her husband once managed the Jersey Butter Co in this town.

Herbert J. White Maynard Northeastern Jersey Butter Co

Miss Emma Kelley longtime Wells Avenue resident dies at 82

Miss Emma Kelley daughter of William and Jane Merrill Kelley died Friday morning at the home of her nieces Misses Helen M. and Emma W. Kelley whom she had been visiting since last summer. She had lived in East Boston recently and private funeral services were held at Hubbard Street home with Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland officiating. Burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery Everett. WANTED In Concord a home for an 11 year old boy attending high school. Apply Miss Colburn 24 Mt Vernon St Boston Mass Tel Playmarket

Emma Kelley William and Jane Merrill Kelley Wells Avenue Helen M Emma W. Kelley Kelley Boston Hubbard Street Gail’ Cleland Woodlawn Everett Concord

Worldwide leaders mobilize in great campaign to end war

Senate and House supporters publish plans while army navy officials and civic religious leaders worldwide share views as forces are enlisted in a global effort to end warfare.

Senate House Army Navy

Missess Spinney to Leave for Seattle Trip

Evelyn and Lillian Spinney plan an extended trip to Seattle Washington leaving Thursday. Local actions include a ban on coasting on Massachusetts avenue for safety. Mrs agene Whitcomb of Lunenan and Mrs Clark G Durkee are noted.

Evelyn Lillian Spinney Seattle Washington Massachusetts Ave Agene Whitcomb Lunenaan Clark G. Durkee Rachael Haynes Leominster Robert Morrison New York

Bereavement Thanks From Berglaind Family

The Edward E. Berglaind family expresses appreciation for acts of kindness and beautiful floral tributes offered during their recent bereavement.

Edward E. Berglaind Advt

South Acton Club Meeting Notes and Local Notices

A South Acton report records a Body Guard Lunch Box Club meeting held Monday with 10 girls in attendance. A lunch was served by Tucker and Mildred Fullon. Miss Gene Fletcher visited her parents Mr and Mrs J P Fitcher over the weekend. Church notices announce a Christian Endeavor prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 and a Sunday service at the usual time. The Ladies Social Circle plans to meet with Nore Barket on Thursday.

Body Guard Es ‘Tucker Mildred Fullon Gene Fletcher J. P. Fitcher Christian Endeavor Noe Barket

Concord Junction Birth Announcement for Dee Son

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dee of Springfield welcomed a baby boy born last week. Mrs. Dee is the former Miss Helen King of this town.

Richard Dee Springfield Dee Helen King

Cherished Invitation To Lexington Centennial

Aaron J. Fletcher, a G A R veteran from So Acton, recalls a preserved invitation to Lexington’s Centennial Grand Levee and Ball on April 19, 1876. A committee included Charlies C. Goodwin Frank V. Butters Loring V. Muzzey George C. Davis George O. Smith Augustus E. Scott. Fletcher at 41 remains active and plans to attend the 150th anniversary celebration this year.

Lexington Aaron J. Fletcher G. A. Rf Acton Charlies C. Goodwin Frank V. Butters Loring v. Muzzey George C. Davis George O. Smith Augustus E. Scott Me. Pletcher

Poetry Musing on Being a Might Have Been

A fragmentary reflection contrasts a could be with a might have been. The speaker values a certain certainty over risk, noting a distant might have been is less real than a past or present identity. The tone is contemplative and concise.

Maynard Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Masonic Hall

Maynard hosts a joint installation for Legion Auxiliary and Legion members at the Masonic hall. State and county officials presided with Misa Annie Manion and Dennis Haverty aiding. A program of musical solos, dancing, and a large supper followed sea of officers and guests.

Maynard J. de- Mars Pos A. L Legion Auxiliary Masonic Hall Misa Annie Manion Waltham State Legion Auxliary Dennis Haverty Fitchirg State Department Legion Edward Carey Framingham Middlesex County O. 3.Fowler Robert White Ann. Coulter Margaret Sweeney James Sheridan Elleanor Congregational Church Richard Hilferty Ruth Hull Thomas King Bernard Greene Sigman Isabelle Annis Marion Jones Robert Sheridan Louie Evers Edward Ledgard Legionnaires

Concord and Lexington plan half dollar for sesquicentennial

Concord and Lexington officials plus Judge Ott Keyes and Hallie C Blake outline a 160th anniversary half dollar for the Concord fight. The coin features the Minute Man and the Old Belfry Lexington with inscriptions. Banks will hold deposits, coins sold at 50 cents with possible premium to fund celebration expenses.

Concord Lexington Ott Keyes Hallie C. Blake Mint United States of America Lexington-Concord Lexington Trust Companies

Concord leader appointed Metropolis Committee chair

W L Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner Concord was named chairman of the Metropolital Committee of the Massachusetts Farm Bureau at a Boston meeting. He backed a bill requiring seed packages of 10 pounds or more to show germination percentage and weed seed content. The measure won support from C S Jensess of the Market Garden Association and Agriculture Department officials.

W. L. Wheeler Nine Acre Corner Concord Metropoll Massachusetts Farm Bureau of Registration Boston Wheeler Department of Agriulture State House C. $. Jensess The Market Garden Association Department of Agriculture

Birth Recorded for Mrs Mabel Stuart's New Son

A son was born to Mrs Mabel Stuart on Monday morning, adding a newborn to the family.

Mabel Stuart

Mrs Stowes Bequests Publicized In Concord Society Support

The will of Elizabeth Brown Stowe who died at nearly 98 leaves $1000 to the Silent Fund of Concord and $1000 to Emerson Hospital. Other bequests include $300 to the Womens Parish Association, $100 to the Concord Female Charitable Society, and $300 to companion Mary MacEachern. Remaining estate about $68,000 goes to relatives. probate filed in Middlesex Court. A Valentines party and whist are planned in St Jeans Hall, Marlboro, Feb 11.

Concord Elizabeth (Brown) Stow Silent Fund of Emerson Hospital Womens’ Parish Association First Parish Stow Mary MacEachern Middlesex Court

Local Notices From town page including trips and meetings

K L Bamford left last week for a trip to Cuba. Mrs Edward Sheehan is convalescing from a severe illness. The February meeting of the Woman's Christian Union will be held at Mrs Carl Hay on Main Street. Mrs Adam Krukanis has returned from the hospital and is recovering well. The West Cord Woman's Club hosts a Home Talent meeting next Friday afternoon in Odd Fellows Hall.

K. L. Bamford Cuba Edward Sheehan T Woman's Christian Union Home Carl Hay Main Adam Krukanis West Cord Woman's Club Odd Fellows ‘Hall

Turkey Supper At Union Church On February 12

The Ladies' Union hosts a turkey supper and entertain at Union Church on February 12 evening. Tickets available from the entertainment committee.

Ladies’ Union Union Church

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