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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Ormond Greenwood travel to Woburn to attend the affairs of Ormond Greenwood's uncle, once co owner of the Jason Livermore farm. Edith Tuttle removed to Concord Deaddness hospital Monday for an appendicitis operation with Dr Shaw as attending physician.
Fred Tuttle bought the farm once held by George F Lowrey. Feast committee of Acton Grange to provide dinner on town meeting day. Sylvia Robbins of Framingham visited relatives the Robbins family over the holiday. William S Dunn transported to Homeopathic hospital in Boston on Sunday the 16th. Charles Knight and wife recently of Boxboro occupy tenement on Main St owned by Mrs Margaret Rouillard. Dr Robbins of Maiden spent Washingtons birthday and Sunday at his summer home Parkinave. Sixteen residents attended the turkey supper at Universalist church in South Acton on Washingtons birthday. James B Tuttle and Cora Hartwell with Mrs Flood of Maynard attended a family reunion on Washingtons birthday.
The first lecture in a Boston course by Dr Naysmith drew a full house as attendees enjoyed the talk. The next lecture is set for Thursday February 27 at 7 45 pm, with free admission for all. The word armistice comes from two Latin words meaning arms and to stop.
Maynard public school teachers press for higher pay citing cost of living and war expenses. They plan to place the issue before voters at the upcoming town meeting, proposing a budget amendment to fund raises from existing school appropriations. The teachers argue industry pay gains set a standard and urge fair treatment for educators.
This week in the Thrift ment and Contest Stanley Wardza la topped with 102 credits while tackling the hard typewriting section and aiming for the Remington Gold Medal. Other top finishers included Mary Waterhouse with 59 and George Lowney with 55 credits. the freshmen overall were enthusiastic and strong in effort.
Ladies night with ceremonies for Washington's Birthday was held by Charles A Welchlodge A F and A M at Masonic hall. Pilgrim quartet of Boston with Gladys Robertson of Hugson performed vocal selections. A social hour featured games and whist, followed by a collation. guests from surrounding towns attended.
Mrs Mary Pendergast died February 16 at her daughter s home in Concord Junction after a long illness of cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Ireland she settled in Concord and later moved to Concord Junction three years ago. Survived by seven children and siblings, funeral high mass at Help of Christians church was held, with interment in St Bernard s cemetery. Bearers included M J Dempsey and Edward J Lyons. Obituary notes her patience and community regard.
The final whist party in aid of Help of Christians church will be held Tuesday evening March 4 in Warner hall. The popular social gatherings have drawn many attendees over the past weeks and are hoped to continue after Lent.
Boston papers from Thursday list Pvt William Doucette among wounded with undetermined degree. Officials believe the entry may be delayed and not reflective of current status. Mr and Mrs James Doyle of Allston were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Patrick Reilly at Crest Street.
A local sale at Tuttle's Stable Walden street Concord Mass offers 70 pigs including Berkshire O I C and York shire stock with some Shoots from 45 lbs and up. A pure bred Berkshire boar registered as Dou ble's Grandson 245204 born Sept 21 1917 and sired by Successor's Sensation 228905 along with Dam Brookland's Double's Best 231943. Also one three year old Holstein heifer milking 12 qts daily and various wagons and harnesses. Interested buyers urged to attend and bid.
A weatherproof terms cash sale is set for Friday February 28 at 10 30 am in Winchendon Massachusetts by W A De Land. Cows horses harness wagons hay and farm tools will be offered in a clearance sale with payment due at purchase.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue outlines who must file by March 15 and how taxes can be paid. It explains penalties for late or fraudulent returns, installment plans with due dates, and the 1918 tax guidance as clarified by the new revenue bill.
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