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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1920

Page

6

Concord Junction Community Notes and Local Events

Concord Junction residents attend church and social events. Mrs Mary Celia Roffley dies of influenza while employed at a local life insurance office. Local members participate in a third degree exemplification in Concord. Elsie Bean visits from Boston to assist with a theater cast. The Concord Junction Catholic club plans Holy Communion and a breakfast at Warner's hall after Sunday mass.

C. Baker Boston Pandora Church Mary Celia Roffley Lesex Insurance Co Concord China United Drug Co Comeau Concord Council Elsie Bean Association Hall Concord Junction Catholic Club Help of Christians Church Warner's Hall

Lent Devotions Held At Help of Christians Church

On the first day of Lent the usual Lenten devotions were observed at Help of Christians Church with the rosary sermon and benediction of the blessed sacrament followed by ashes. Friday evening will feature the rosary way of the cross and benediction.

Help of Christians

Local Guard Officer Hurt In Armory Fall

C V O Connell of the State Guards suffered a painful accident at the Armory Friday evening when he slipped and struck his head. A deep cut required medical care and several stitches.

C. V. O Connel State Guards O'Connel

Card of Thanks and Home Sale Notice

Card of thanks from Mrs. John Mitchell and family for help after bereavement. For sale: modern room house on Willow Street. Details available from LL Andersow and Son.

John Mitchell Willow’ Street LL. Andersow and Son

Fig Trees at Trafalgar Square Open Air Greens

London Chronicle notes the central display of flourishing fig trees along Trafalgar Square walls near the National Gallery. The observer imagines the leaves being used inside the museum, praising the greenery as a refreshing counterpoint to the criticised architecture.

London Trafalgar Square National Gallery London Chronicle

Science and Soap Bubbles

Sir James Dewar, English chemistry professor, notes that aged soap bubbles reveal a visible molecule to the naked eye after about a year. Ordinary bubbles hold about 100 molecular layers, while black spots show a single layer, requiring about one and a third million such sheets to equal an inch.

Sir James Dewar James

Insured Crusoe Musket Linked to Selkirk’s Isle Tale

A musket said to have been given to Alexander Selkirk when cast ashore on Juan Fernandez Island travels through British museums. Inscribed A Selkirk Largo 1771, it was bought by Randolph Berens for 6.25 dollars and insured for 10,000 dollars. Selkirk later ran a Clapham tavern and died at sea in 1728 as a lieutenant aboard a naval ship.

Crusoce Alexander Selkirk Juan Fernandes Selkirk de Foe Robinson Crusoe A. Selkirk Clapham England

Funeral of Mrs Costellow Monday

The funeral for Mrs Lena G Costellow wife of Charles W Costellow was held Monday afternoon from 71 Lincoln Street. Rev Herbert B Francis officiated with singing by Mrs William L Persons and Mrs David T Morton. Burial followed at Forestvale cemetery in a receiving tomb. Mrs Costellow had long been an invalid and social activity was limited. She was born about 60 years ago in Hepee Maine to Marinda Foss. She is survived by her husband and children, with other Hudson residents named.

Hudson Lena G.costellow Charles W. Costellow Lincoln St Herbert B. Francis First Federated Church William L. Persons David T. Morton Forestvale Cemetery Hepee Me Marinda Foss Florida Herber H. Holden Florence Daisy Costellon

Five Towns Debate a Trolley League for 1920 Baseball

Local towns Concord Concord Junction Maynard Hudson Marlboro discuss forming a five team trolley league for the 1920 season. Proposals include using local players in league games and balancing competition while weighing travel and fan interest. Some oppose forming a league, others seek flexible schedules.

Johnson Concord Concord Junction Maynard Hudson Marl Boro

Belmont Town Edges K. of C. in Tight 24–23 Fetch

The K. of C. basketball team traveled to Belmont Friday and lost 24 to 23. Bulger starred for Concord and Cox for Belmont in a fast clean game. Belmont will appear here soon.

K. of .C Belmont Belmont Town Bulger Concord Cox

K. of C Five Triumph Over Stoneham 28 to 8

The K of C Five defeated Stoneham 28 to 8 in the Stoneham State Armory on Saturday. Travel delays caused a late arrival and a 15 and a 20 minute period was played. Severance and Reilly starred for Concord as Byron led Stoneham. Reilly’s return energized the team and a coach has been hired. South Boston K of C visits Thursday. Also listed: sale items and wood lots in Concord area.

Stoneham K. of C Stoneham State Armory Severance Reilly Concord Byron South Boston K. of C

Samoset Five Defeats K of C 51 to 21 in Town Hall

Maynard’s Samoset Five overwhelmed the Concord K of C squad 51 to 21 on Wednesday evening in the town hall. Taylor led with 11 baskets and O Neill added several in support, while a lack of practice showed for the K of C as they missed easy shots. C Bulger had the best game for Concord. Next, the K of C meets South Boston K of C Thursday at the town hall.

Samoset Maynard K. of C Town Hall Severance Concord K. c C Samosets Taylor O'Neill C. Bulger South Boston K. of C

Evangelistic Meetings Slated in Sandinavian Language

Evangelist K. O. Brudevold of New York will conduct nightly services at the Methodist church on Thoreau Street from February 15 to February 29 at 7 45 p m except Mondays. Meetings will be in Sandinavian language with Wednesday and Friday evenings excluded. All are invited.

K. O. Brudevold New York The Methodist Church Thoreau St

Betty Chooses Doll Over Muff For Play and School

Betty a six year old Columbus girl loves Christmas gifts and tells her grandmother she would rather have a big doll to play with than a muff to wear to school. The remark follows Betty’s habit of drawing on Santa and grandma for presents.

Betty Columbus Santa Claus Santa Grandmother Indianapolis News

United in Marriage Henry Wells and Jorge E Kane

Henry Wells of Concord and Jorge E Kane were married yesterday at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Thomas B officiated. Ambrose Kane served as best man and Nellie Hammon Hersey was matron of honor. The couple will reside at 2 Theoran Street Concord.

Henry Wells Concord Jorge E. Kane John P. Kane Ook Lane Immaculate. Conception Thomas B Ambrose Kane Nellie Hammon Hersey Sprcott Lonor Cook Lane Thorean St Museum of Fine Arts Art Allance National Society of Crafts Islaw

Toomey Family Mourns Second Death in Week

Catherine Toomey, born May 2 1846 in Ireland, died in her brother William Toomey’s home after a period of illness and pneumonia. A high mass at St Bernard’s Church followed by burial in St Bernard’s Cemetery, with bearers listed and floral tributes signaling townwide sympathy.

Toomey Catherine Toomey Miss Catherine Toomey William Toomey Ireland Monroe Miss Toomey Philip Toomey France St. Bernard's Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery Thomas V Gerald H Edward James Finan John David Sheehan

50 Candidates Exemplify Third Degree at Monument Hall

About 50 candidates in Monument hall Sunday afternoon exemplified the third degree for Concord council of the Knights of Columbus. Visitors arrived from Boston Clinton Hudson Jamaica Plain Worcester Natick and other places. A supper followed the degree ceremony.

Concord Council K.of C Monument Hall Order Boston Clinton Hudson Jamaica Plain Worcester Natick

Back From New York and Local News Briefs

Fred Conant returns from New York where Conant Daniela Farm Implement Co plans a Paris office opening in spring with Joseph Keyes leading the foreign office. Mrs. John Lawton ill with pneumonia in Burlington VT has passed the crisis and recovers. her husband edited the Burlington News. Concord Red Cross to present Saturday matinees in the Armory from Feb 21 with proceeds to the chapter. WANTED A general housework girl or accommodator in Concord Mass. First Country Women Live Longest notes life tables from 1910 census showing country women outlive city women until age ninety when city women catch up.

New York Fred Conant Conant, Daniela Farm Implement Co Paris Joseph Keyes John Lawton Burlington Harrison J. Barrett Concord The American Red Cross Concord Armory United States

Decree Nisi Granted in Worcester Divorce Case

In Worcester on February 13 1920 Judge Frederick Lawton presided as Nettie C Greenlaw obtained a decree nisi from Howard A Greenlaw on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. She was granted custody of their son Iysle Greenlaw and alimony. Edward F Loughlin represented Mrs Greenlaw at court.

Worcester Frederick Lawton Nettie C. Greenlaw Howard A. Greenlaw

Concord Junction Catholic club dance moves to State Armory

The annual dance by the Concord Junction Catholic club drew a very large crowd at the State Armory, praised as a success financially and socially. To accommodate attendees the event moved from Association hall to the Armory with the prize waltz as the feature. Winners were Mr and Mrs Thomas Mansfield. Judges included Miss Catherine Ryan Edward F Cull and a Camp Devens officer. Newells Orchestra of Marlboro provided music.

Concord ‘Junction State Armory Association Hall Armory Thomas’ Mansfield Catherine Ryan Edward F. Cull Camp Devens Newells Singing Orchestra Marlboro

Methodist Church Schedule Maintains Evening Services

Thoreau street near Hubbard hosts Sunday services February 22 with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. in Scandinavian. the weeklong series continues nightly except Monday. Rev K O Brudevold of Newark conducts meetings with Scandinavian on Tue Thu Sat and English Wed Fri. Invitation extended.

Thoreau St Hubbard St E. Bonnevie Kluver Fielding St Epworth K. O. Brudevold Newark

Minstrel Show Delivers Professionally After Delay

Concord Lyceum’s Thursday night minstrel program faltered when A. O. H. minstrels could not perform. Five professional entertainers supplied music and jokes to a large audience. Next act scheduled for February 24.

Concord, Lyceum

Died Monday Two Year Old John Dempsey

John Dempsey two year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dempsey died at home on Grant street Monday morning February 9 from a hemorrhage Burial was in St Bernard s cemetery on Wednesday The family has the sympathy of the townspeople in their great loss.

John Dempsey Joseph Demsey Grant St St Bernard's Cemetery

Sibley speaks at Mansfield post meeting in Concord

Frank Sibley of the Boston Globe, World War veteran and noted speaker, gave an address at the James J. Mansfield post meeting to a large audience. A citizenship meeting drew a big turnout at Concord High School.

James J. Mansfield Frank Sibley Boston Globe Sibley Globe

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Mrs. Costellow Mass Powder Mill Road Krause Whitney Coal & Grain Co Concord, Mass Thomas ‘Todd, Jr Main St Royal Copeland F. Rland Nase, Tel Shy Catholic Club Methodist Episcopal Church MR. Sibley Hollis, Jr Walden St Norman C. Spencer Richardson's Drug Whites Garage Main Street Merinello Shop Grace M. Hunter Pine ST. Concord Jn Michigan Waltham National Bank Federal Reserve System Anita Stewart Mack Sennett Washington Tillie Berlin Ford Sterling Billy Murray Ben Turpin Keystone Bathing Girls Austin D Macrae Lunt, Mass Co
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