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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
8
A special meeting was arranged to discuss securing a hall for Legion events. Attendees included William Moynihan Frank Downey Joseph and Harold Sheridan with others named. A committee was formed to arrange further discussions and entertainment plans.
A fragmented report notes a Nashaw gathering with a pigeon theme and a late return to home. Borland serves hot cocoa while attendees are ushered out, with Mees ney mentioned as part of the closing scene.
A fragment mentions Marlboro resuming studies after vacation and lists various local names and places including 499 Lincoln St and Hudson injuries from a Planing machine at C. M. Brett Shoe Co. The report notes Dr. Irving Armstrong attended the worker at Marihera hospital and the Tudor club meeting at Miss Marguerite Is Holm’s home with plans for an event.
A fragmented local column notes changes and arrivals. John resumed activities at St John’s sem after ten days at his home. Killoran Jett visited Peretebare with his mother and sister. sister to stay there. H A Baes, a center street merchant, is convalescing after illness. Miss Loring returns to Attleboro after Christmas vacation at home.
Members of the Holy Name Society will attend Sunday mass at the Help of Christians church. A special car will convey attendees from this end of town to the service and all will receive holy communion.
On New Year’s Day Help of Christians church observed four masses at 6 30 7 8 15 and 10 16 with high mass leading to the Blessed Sacrament and the closing of the 40 hours. Rev M D Kiley presided assisted by Weber McLoughlin a seminary student from Cook Seminary Brighthon and John MacWach ern master of ceremonies. Miss Mary Steinman played organ with choir directed by Edward F Lough.
Emery Loring, son of Mr and Mrs A O Loring, was convalescing at home after a coaster accident that left a bad ear cut and head injury. Robert Farquhar nearly fell through the river ice Friday but rescued himself and escaped with a wetting and no serious harm.
The West Concord Woman's Club invites members and guests to an entertaining evening at 7:45 in Association Hall. The program features violin, vocal soloists, and a reader in novelty costume numbers. Tickets are available from members or at the door.
Miss Margaret Brown is away for a few days of vacation on Barrett's Mill road with Sheehan farm. Ralph Woodworth of H J Henry Co spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs R C Ws worth and Mr and Mrs Irving. Charles Beck and family are spending Christmas vacation in Kennebunk Maine with relatives. HW Tripp enjoyed Christmas at daughter Barilmore's in Groton. The Y P B held a watch party at the Union church on Dec 31. The Japanese play The Princesa Ki a was performed with refreshments sold.
Boston Globe described Massachusetts reformatories prisoners’ drill led by Capt. Michael J. Dee. Concord Reformatory formed a battalion with officers from its third company and a flag winner. Officials hope the weekly drill instills discipline and signals reform, noting a historic first prize drill in state institutions.
The article describes reform school inmates undergoing marching drills led by Capt. Michel and Capt. Dee, with a prize drill supported by Commissioner Bates. It also notes youths demanding permission to slide on Walnut Street Maynard’s Hill, prompting selectmen to restrict traffic from 7 to 10 p.m.
A fragment notes CTN and its insistence on immemorial rights dating to the Revolutionary era. The text hints at a campaign or movement stressing enduring claims to public space and civic rights. Not enough context to identify persons, places, or organizations beyond CTN.
Town and residents praise Acton Street hill for coasting during winter. Motor car traffic threatens safety as children enjoy sleds and skating while Selectman Carlton urges owners to stop ice holes and eyes cross streets like rail crossings. Officials hint at planned summer swimming facility.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor Rev. Wm. Bolcourt announces next Sunday's Communion service, highlighting the theme Re. The notice emphasizes the upcoming worship and the church's leadership.
A Sunday audience heard The Other Wise Man as the series continues. Interest and attendance are hoped to rise, with next Sunday’s evening exercises featuring the Sunday school annual reports and discussion.
Maynard defeated the City Five of Chelsea at Pas time hall on Saturday night as fast and good shots opened the game then gave way to class. Bower scored the first basket and, after an injury in the second period, remained a star. Gibbons of Maynard led scoring with strong play, while Sept Freeman and Gregg contributed. Concord substitutes also shone briefly. Manager Murray noted the visitors arrived with four men and offered refunds to fans who left.
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