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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1924
Page
8
Friends of Jot TE and dares Achatan mourn the death of their sister Mrs Nalin Whitcomb. She died last week in Newtowne. The memorial service was held Saturday from the Trome oon toterment in Laittleton.
The Finance Committee urges a town vote on selling the Municipal Light Plant to a power company. It cites projected annual savings about $15,000 and a free connection worth about $120,000, but notes depreciation, debt service, and a proposed $1,000,000 Framingham to Concord line. The offer already on table is $200,000 plus land and buildings valued at about $39,528.30, with potential tax gains and future risks discussed ahead of March town meeting.
Sudbury reports Edith Dow sick with throat trouble under Dr Owen care. Nomination papers circulating as town meeting day nears. Miss Alice Hosmer returned from Weston to town duties. Ruth Gerry back in Boston for illness. Local visits include Hubbard Brown and Josie Brown moving to Emily Willis’s house. Parmenter family hosts Sunday guests. Whist club yielded prize to Mrs Goh lke. Henry Eaton substituted for Mrs Hall. A theater segment lists Colleary Crotty program and Legion members among audience. show praised. profits support the Legion.
The Legion minstrel show and vaudeville played February 21 and 22 to full houses despite travel issues. Bowen’s orchestra directed by Walter Bowen provided music with Interlocutor Dr. Albert S. Owen and Legion commander James McNamara among performers. the program featured medleys, solos, choruses, and the entire company.
William Chisolm is called to Walpole by his sister Mrs Donahue’s death. Old Folks Dance tickets show strong demand and a special bus will run to Maynard and Concord. Residents plan to attend the Legion play The Time of His Life in Concord Veterans Building. Annursnac Grange to host a one act play on Dairying by Master Edward W Sheehan after its March 10 meeting. MacEachern returns from St Johns Seminary Brighton for the holiday. George B Lane of Richmond Va, formerly of thirtc.0 renewe d ac
An interesting program is planned for the Parent 1 meeting Thursday at Hervey Wheeler School. Miss Delia H Griffin of the Children's Mu Jamaica Plain will deliver an insightful talk on her work, a rare treat and great privilege for attendees.
The Concord Department Store announces a big going out of business sale with an estimated $20,000 in stock of men women and children's yard goods. The sale starts Thursday and will run for one day with all items including fixtures to be sold.
Public health official in Dayton Ohio warns that eight to ten percent of babies die before age one due to poor health. He cites the nation’s lack of preventive wisdom and urges use of Allen's Mealer as a germ killer and body builder to prevent tubercular and insidious diseases. Local drug firms are listed.
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