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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1929

Page

3

West Concord News Notes and Local Events

Miss Anna Lambton of West Concord visited relatives here on Sunday. James V Laveeney serves on jury duty at the criminial session of the Superior Court. Lady Warwick lodge will hold a Valentine whist party at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening. Marlboro H S football team received the championship pennant for 1928 at a Marlboro high assembly. Mrs Gardner Pearson of Lowell spoke on The Adolescent Mind to a Congregational church audience under the Ladies' Benevolent Society. Representatives attended a reception at the State House hosted by Governor and Mrs Frank Allen for women of the General Court. Births at St Budget's were celebrated with mass and ashes distributed. Lent schedule outlined with daily masses and Friday services. Rev. Edwin Walsh of Boston attended the K of C show. Eleanor Reid Case, born Feb 1 at Emerson hospital, Concord, is recovering nicely. Michael Kelley praised the K of C players after the show. Miss R M Feeney spoke to the Philathea class at Union Congregational church. Mary Sheridan, student nurse at St Elizabeth's, ill but improving. Leérer's offers winter overcoats from $10. Arthur J Sullivan resumes as chief of the money order department at the post office after seven weeks' illness. Rev. William Boicour and H H Young begin illustrated talks on Christian religion at the Union Congregational church school. A box of Florida oranges arrived for the Maynard Teachers Club from Tampa, sent by Misses Alice and Frances Nagle.

Anna Lambton West Concord James V Laveeney Superior Court Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George Odd Fellows Hall F. M. Gifford Marboro H. S Marlboro Edwin Walsh Boston St. Bridgets Church Eleanor Reid Case Frank Case Emerson ‘Hospital Concord Michael Kelley United, Fruit Co Mary Kelley K. of C R.M. Feeney Middlesex County Extension Service Philathea Union Congregational Church Emma K Arthur J. Sullivan Postoffice William Boicour H. H. Young

Mrs Harriet Taylor Dies at 84

Mrs Harriet Taylor of Lawrence, a former resident, died Saturday. Her body was brought here Monday for burial in Glenwood cemetery. She was 84 and is survived by a sister Mrs Frank Felton, 80, formerly of this town, now at the Odd Fellows home in Worcester.

Harriet Taylor Harriet) Taylor Lawrence Glenwood Cemetery

White Cross Guild MEets at Cooperative Hall

A Sunday meeting of the White Cross Guild at Cooperative hall led by Mrs. A. A. Hil ferty reviewed the successful Old Folk ball and discussed plans to boost guild revenues amid heavy treasury demand. Entertainment followed with piano by Alice Fearns, vocal duets by Winifred Tobin and Julia White, and solo by Leo Mullin.

White Cross Guild Cooperative Hall A. A. Hilferty Alice Fearns Winifred Tobin Julia White Leo Mullin

Appointed Chief Clifford Wolcott to Lead So. Barre Police

Clifford Wolcott, a three year member of the local force, has accepted appointment as chief of police of So. Barre Massachusetts and will report for duty February 16. Axel Manning, a native of the town, resigned as chief to pursue development of an automobile patent.

Clifford Wolcott So. Barre Mass Axel Manning

Marlboro and Maynard to Clash in Midland League Showdown

Marlboro High School and Maynard High School meet in a Midland League basketball game at Waltham Street Hall next Saturday afternoon. A scheduling mixup kept Marlboro from playing last Saturday while Maynard had been set to face Clinton, who now agrees to visit later. The Marlboro Maynard tilt is pivotal for league standings with Maynard also slated to play Westboro High School Friday night. Al Cowles predicts Maynard will win the league race.

Maynard High School Marlboro High Waltham Street Hall Marlboro Maynard Clinton Don Lent al Cowles Westboro High School

Local Boxers Set For Milford Tournament

Milford 160 pound fighter Hino Nyholm returns to the ring for a Milford tournament this week. 147 pounder Matti Panenen has come back from a Rhode Island trapping trip and will compete early in the action.

Matti Paneven Milford Hino Nyholm Matti Panenen Rhode Island

Fur Trimmed Womens Coats In Maynard Windows

Ad lists fur trimmed womens coats priced at five and sixteen dollars offered by Lever's at on St Maynard window display.

Lever’s St. Maynard

Special Wednesday services held at St George's this afternoon

Short services were held this afternoon at St George's Church with a 3 30 start. Lengthy services are planned for Friday evening at seven o'clock.

St. George's

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