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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1924
Page
5
The first annual concert and ball under Uni Rank K of P at Colonial hall drew a full house on Wehri day. Sheridan's band played ten pieces for a formal evening with flags and colors. Military uniformed members led a grand march through decorous halls.
Men labored through the night to reopen streets after the week’s big storm as dawn broke. Supt. of Streets John Drie supervised the effort and greeted returning motorists with relief.
The C M and H bus men and plows assisted crews bored all ce oan walls five to set in plowing out roads. Main thoroughfares and resident streets were opened so delivery trucks and cars could pass easily. The effort was widely praised by people of all ages.
Joseph Schnab predicts the Maynard Rod and Gun Club banquet at Colonial Ball on March 12 will be the largest event under the club. Tickets available to the public as part of inviting community participation. Chairman Adams of the Maas Fish and Game Commission will speak. Illustrated lectures cover state hatcheries and game preserves. Nearby residents plan to attend.
Frank E Parks of the F E Parks Co coal and wood dealers celebrates one year in business noting a successful year and growing new customer base and looking forward to stronger business next year.
AQH Ladies' Auxiliary hosted a grocery whist at Odd Fellows hall with eighteen tables in play. Winners included Frank Wilder and Harold Peterson among many participants and prize recipients across a range of groceries and goods.
Jannon Leonard Kelley Wm Joyce Mrs Mary Martin Mrs Daniel Coughlin and Mrs Bertha Fearne are named among organizers and attendees for the forthcoming community gathering. The event aims to address neighborhood concerns and plans.
Robert C. M. Mulcahy of the Re formatory has passed the Massachusetts Bar exam and is expected to hang out his shingle. He is known in Groton and vicinity, graduated from Lawrence Academy in Groton in 1916, played two years on the football team, and has worked in the Income Tax Division of the State Department of Corporations and Taxation since 1917. He belongs to the Middlesex Club the Dartmouth Club of Boston and the Boston City Club.
Concord Lodge No. 1479 Elks members receive invitation to Arlington Lodge No. 1435 on Wednesday February 27 designated as Concord night in honor of the youngest Elks lodge in the United States. Delegates John Higgins and Carl Peterson attended President Wilson's funeral.
Lost bank book in the Maynard Trust Co is listed as lost with payment application filed. If not presented within thirty days after the first advertisement, the bank will prove notice, pay the due amount or issue a duplicate book, and then release all bank liability. No 3096.
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