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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
3
Miapah Rebekah lodge hosts a Birthday Social on Thursday evening February 15 with refreshments served by the social committee chaired by Mrs Blyle.
Joseph Schnab local game warden selects a 120 pound doe in Powdermill woods on Friday afternoon. Harry McKenna reports a deer with a broken leg, and the three men track the animal for two miles. The deer leaps into the Assabet river and is shot in midstream.
A large group gathered at their home on Front Street to honor Mr. and Mrs. Duggan on twenty five years of marriage. Family and friends offered best wishes and gifts including a shower of cavengifs, a collation, and music. Mrs Duggan was formerly Miss Jennie Dudley before marriage.
The Memorial committee met at Miss Eleanor Sheridan's home to plan a permanent group, raise funds, and press on with erecting a Maynard memorial for heroic service men. A Lincoln tribute was paid and a charity movie night at People's theater benefits the fund. The organizing trio is William Brindley, Charles Matheuman, and Frank Downey.
A West Acton item notes a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Carl Harp and Mrs. B.9h. A short business meeting was followed by refreshments. The Neighborhood club will host a party at RK hall on Feb. 17 and invites all residents to attend.
Puppies for sale in West Acton near Ady. Every pup raised healthy with guarantee. Includes reference to terrier type and local seller A Wlerra.
Home Talent Committee of the West Concord Woman's Club entertained members and visiting Federated Club guests with a reenactment of Scenes in the Union Depot. Maud Marrs reported on a Community service conference in Boston. Many club members participated with detailed staging and costumes.
A village event brief notes a grocery whist party on Friday Feb 13 at Masonic hall under L.A A oversight and the Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor convention to be held at Union Congregational Church Junction on Feb 24 with sessions at 3. Poland 649.7 MM.
Tickets are on sale for a Friday night dance at Botomidt Hall to support the Maynard baseball club. Local players and major leaguers Habe Ruth Fred Wilder and Dick Loftus are expected to perform in a charity style show organized by promoter Howard King. Proceeds aim to boost early season prep and provide exposure for developing players Joy White Harrod Morgan Frank OBrien Tom Maraden RH Morrill Sims Billy Johnston Soules Billy Oates and others showing town support for baseball growth.
A local store offers legal stamps at L. J. Ricklew Shee Sore. Officials remind customers that stamps are required for official filings and legal paperwork across the county.
Marthoro Hudsen Gas Company workers report three feet of frost in the ground while repairing the gas main at Atshey and Lake streets. A whist party was held at Mrs Adbert Dusnenut's home for St Michael's convent. Officer McPartten on Main Street beat in Chief Richardson and Sergeant Magorty were away at Superior court in East Cambridge. William O'Brien recovering from recent stroke. Frank F B Wilson completes a cottage on Lake Boon.
Local notes indicate a player considers leaving for the south and plans to join spring trading. Town officials in Per Street Feist to Comdwet set a meeting for next Monday Winks with several frombors wishing to attend.
The Chilton club plans a Valentine Party for the evening of February 17 in Association hall with Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro providing the music.
William Drysdale describes a hard five day drive from Washington to Clearwater Florida with roads unusually bad and mud up to hubs. Twenty days of heavy rain washed away bridges and flooded districts forcing residents to travel by boat. A drowning occurred near Lake City involving a boy swept from his bed.
Concord Lodge No 213 I O O F held its first social dance at Association Hall with Hibbard’s Lowell orchestra playing modern and old dances. The successful event prompts a Feb 1 dance with Newell’s Mars orchestra, arranged by a committee led by W G Ralph Gerow and George A Hodgdon.
Benj amin White of Malden died at Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon from his late home. Brother John White is noted as his sibling.
The Board of Trade hosts a Ladies Night in the Baptist church vestry on Wednesday evening. A turkey dinner starts at 6 30 followed by an entertainment by Joseph Lorraine a noted humorist and musician.
Franceso Denaro of Concord advertises as an expert gardener available for winter jobs and more. Described as extraordinarily versatile, he can perform painting, carpentry, cement work, cleaning, upholstery, window washing, furnace work, wood chopping, and related tasks at reasonable rates, with Mrs. C. W. Hutchinson of 69 Main St. Concord providing a favorable recommendation.
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