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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1921

Page

8

Maynard Congregation Hosts Dr Arters Worship

The Maynard church welcomed Rev John H Arters of Portland Maine at both services. He spoke on The Mystery of Love Divine and A Hard Saying with powerful delivery. The choir led by Linsey Smith was praised. A roast beef supper is planned for Saturday the 12th. Lincoln day program titled The New Road presented by the Board of Education for Negroes on Sunday the 13th features Junior Epworth League bringing songs and dialogues in Indian native tongue.

John H. Arters Portland Maine Maynard Arters Linasey Smith Agnes Howe Brown Street Board of Education Lincoln United States Epworth League Boston Woman’s Foreign Missinary Society India

Mrs James Sheridan Elected Circle President for Year

Unity Circle 1 C of A installed officers at a meeting in O F hall. Installing officer Mary St Clair presided as Mrs James Sheridan was named president with Mary Fletcher vice president Julia Keegan treasurer Nellie Jonnelley financial secretary Eva Tucker recording secretary Hannah Sullivan R G Gertrude Morgan L G Mrs James Sheridan Jr O S Mary Murray J 5 Sadie Morgan and Dr Edward Flaherty named trustees and physician. A salad supper followed and a brief program featured dancing by Sullivan Gruber Ryan.

James Sheridan Circle Unity Circle 1.C. of A

Bridge Improvement Plan Discussed by Local Officials

The selectmen and finance board reviewed the Ben Smith bridge and its surroundings on Saturday to plan improvements. The walk on the bridge is closed due to a dilapidated condition and state engineers will be consulted for advice.

Selectmen and Finance Board Ben Smith State Highway Department Hinchliffe

Unbeatables Bow In Horrible Defeat In Forty Fives

James Farrell and George E White, long undefeated in forties five tennis, lose Friday night to William Scully Jr and Joseph King. The new champions refuse to defend the belt until proving champion class. The soup cream court will be appealed for a decision by the ex-champs.

James Farrell George E. White Ing Willian Scully, Jr Joseph King Exchamps

Valentines Party by Legion Auxiliary Draws Large Crowd

The Valentine Party at the State Armory hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary James J. Mansfield Post was a social and financial success. A Viola Dana film Cinderella's Twin preceded dancing until midnight, drawing a large crowd from across town.

State Armory Woman's Auxiliary James J. Mansfield Post Viola Dana

Congregational Church Notes for Worship and Activities

Morning worship at 10 45 with the theme Our Confession of Faith. Evening service at 7 on Refined Paganism versus Christianity. Sunday School and Men's Class at twelve. Valentine Social planned for Feb 14 in the evening. Boy Scouts meet 7 15 Saturday. Questions welcomed to the pastor during the week. Tufts Glee Club vocal and violin soloists provide special music next evening. Rev Mr Cleland of Littleton spoke on China at the C E rally.

E. Nv Atiyeh Gavin Taylor, Jr Vocas Tufts Glee Club Cleland Littleton China C.E

Wireless messages link worlds through powers at home

Messages from Posen Germany and Washington stations were captured by Harlan Powers using a powerful wireless set at his mother’s home. The nights air carried signals from ships at sea and distant lands, including an opera singer on a ship receiving an encore from a land station. The piece notes how young men at home could hear such distant contact.

Posen Germany Arlington Washington Harlan Powers Mary Powers Brooks Niles

Feast of St. Bridget Celebrated at St Bridget’s

A solemn high mass at St Bridget’s on Sunday at 10 36 honored St Bridget the patron saint. Rev Edwin Walst presided with deacons and sut deacon, twenty four altar boys assisted, the chancel lit with lights and flowers, and the kiss of peace observed. Lent began today with Ash Wednesday services and ashes distributed after the evening mass.

St .Bridget's Perst St Bridget Edwin Walst Edward F. Crowle John. J. Sweeney

Riverside Cooperative Association Holds April Stockholders Meeting

The Riverside Cooperative Association April meeting reconvened at Cooperative Hall Monday night with officer reports read and accepted. Directors elected include Albert Batley Sr William Scully Sr Lov i R Cheney Irving Dart Marl Newton Gavin Taylor and Mark Newton as treasurer with Edward Wooldridge auditors. The board chose a president and clerk at the first meeting. Dividends will be paid at the store Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings of this week.

Riverside Cooperative Association Cooperative ‘Pall Il Lreetors Wer Albert Batley Wm. Scully Lovi R. Cheney Irving Dart Marl Newton Gavin Taylor Mark Newton Edward Wooldridge Clers

Mrs Sheehan Recovers From Serious Operation

Friends report Mrs Jeremias Sheehan is at home recovering after a serious operation at the Doveaness M capital where her right eye was removed. She has shown courage and patience through the intense ordeal and well wishes flow for a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs William Morean of Lowes were guests of Mrs Lydie Morean at Cottage Street.

Jeremias Sheehan Doveaness M Capital Sheehan William Morean Lowes Lydie Morean Cottage St

Maynard Council Rejects Purchase of Headquarters Property

Maynard Council K of C held a special Riverside Hall meeting to discuss securing headquarters. The vote was to take no action at this time. Grand Knight Timothy L. Moynihan presided. Maynard Coal Co reports anthracite coal prices fell from 17 to 16.50 per ton, with more coal arriving but not enough to create a surplus. Wanted three or four people to earn good money. address Brown Mfg. Co., Box 192, Framingham, Mass.

Maynard Council K. of C Riverside Hal Timothy LB. Moynihan Maynard Coal. Co Brown Mfg. Co Framingham, Mass

Acton Center Shows Films at 100F Hall

Moving pictures were shown at 100F hall Tuesday night by Mr Pope of Concord Junction. A large audience attended and the public is hoped to be glad to have them continue.

Hall Pope Concord Junction

Concord News Briefs Moveins and Notable Changes

Concord updates show Mr and Mrs Roger K Allen relocating to Waltham. Miss Mary E Lynch resides with her sister Mrs Michael Mahoney. Russell Hands, ex employee of Davis market, joins the army and is stationed in Washington DC with a medical corps detachment. Ceva Kenny has recovered from scarlet fever.

Roger K. Allen Waltham Mary E. Lynch Michael Mahoney Russell Hands Davis’ Market Washington, D. C Ceva Kennie

Old Concord resident Miss Anna H Burrill dies at 81

Mrs Anna H Burrill a longtime Concord resident died at the Colonial Inn after a year long illness from heart trouble. She was 81 and had lived in Concord 25 years born in Fairfield Vermont in 1840 Funeral services were held at First Parish Unitarian Church with Rev Loren B Macdonald presiding Burial took place at Sleepy Hollow cemetery She was active in the Concord Woman's Club serving 1902 to 1904 and supported woman suffrage.

Concord Anna H. Burrill Colonial Inn First Parish Unitarian Church Loren B. Macdonald Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Burrill Women’s Club Concord Woman's Club B'ble Society

Moving Picture Show For Red Cross At State Armory

The Comre chapter of the American Red Cross will stage a two part moving picture event at the State Armory on Washington's Birthday afternoon and evening to benefit Battery C third regiment Field Artillery. One reel features What Sherman Said showing Camp Meade Md and Montfaucon in the Great War. A six reel feature with Buster Keaton in The Saphead will also be shown.

American Red Cross State Armory Washington 3D Regiment Field Artillery Sherman Camp Meade Montfancon An Beeg Forest Hantry

First Ball for Corinthian Lodge at Concord Armory

Corinthian Lodge prepares for its first annual ball at the State Armory in Concord on Friday evening February 11. The event features Schel’s Orchestra of Boston, a decorated hall, a buffet supper, and a late car service to Maynard leaving Stow Street at 1.20 am.

Corinthian Lodge Concord Armory Fo & Alm T He State Armory Sche'l Boston Maynard Stow St

Army Camp Birthplace of Lieut Cullinane's Son

Lieut Daniel B. Cullinane and Mrs Cullinane announce the birth of a baby boy at Fort Riley Kansas where the lieutenant is stationed The couple's friends learn of the arrival from the family notice.

Lieut Cullinane Daniel B. Cullinane Fort Riley Kansas Cullinane

Milk as a Food Source Is A Protein Rich Beverage

Milk is more a food than a drink as it is seven eighths water and one eighth solids that supply energy and nourishment. It contains sugar, fat, mineral salts, and protein, with milk’s protein being the most valuable among human foods for tissue building and renewal.

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