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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1933

Page

2

Norman Hudspeth Studies Art in Paris

Concord's Norman Hudspeth, retired last June after twenty years, writes from Paris about sculpture training at the studio of Jaian’s Academy and Sevres biscuit work. He notes Parisian tolerance, describes turning clay and marble in sculpture, and mentions religious scenes and shopping displays in Paris before returning to Concord.

Norman Hudspeth Paris Concord Norman Hud- Concord Concord’ High School Welches England London Jaian Tery Sevres

Odd Fellows fete honors Acton couple at home

A merry group of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Tuttle on Main Street Friday evening December 30 to celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary with whist games and music. Rev Mr Torsleff presented a purse of gold in appreciation, leaving the couple momentarily speechless as the friends toasted their kindness.

Acton Rebekah Walter A. Tuttle Main Street Mrs. Tuttle Mr Torsleff Henry E. Tolman Mare Dvores’ Worster J. ‘Waldo Braman John ‘Clayton Leon Claflin Winifred Wells Herbert Willis Alexander Morison David Clayton Arlene Jones Andrew J. Torsleff Clarence D.,chickering James Grimes Benjamin Sawyer John J. Manning Herbert Snow Walter Maxey Chirles H. Miles

Holy Name Society Jointly Holds Meeting

More than 400 men from St. Bridget's Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord and St. Bernard's attended a Sunday service at St. Bridget's church. Rev James Sherry delivered the sermon with Rev Walter Roche introducing. Rev George Brennan led the Rosary as Rev John Dzick celebrated Benediction and Rev Ernest Ford assisted.

St. Bridget’s Church St. Bridget’s Our Lady, Help of Christians Parsh West Concord St. Bernard’s Concord James P. Sherry St.Bridget’s Walter Roche George Brennan John Dzick St. Casimir’s Church Ernest Ford Help of ‘Christ Ans Church Wag John Sears St. Bernard’s Parish Rome George Brennan m Cardinal O’connell Richard Hilferty A. A. Hilferty Holy Name Society Mena

Maynard High Football Champion Team to Be Tendered Banquet

The Maynard Rod and Gun Club will honor the 1932 Midland League champions Maynard High School football team with a banquet on January 17. Members say the tribute recognizes the school’s athletic success and promotes school spirit and continued development. Letters will be awarded to players at the event.

Maynard Maynard Rod & Gun Club Rod and Gun Club

Thos Surette to Be Speaker at Concord Woman's Club

A program of unusual interest is planned for Concord Woman's Club members. Thos Surette will speak at 2 PM in the First Parish House Whitney Hall. The noted nusie lecturer from the Concord Summer Music School will lecture on music with richly illustrated remarks.

Concord: Woman's Club Whitney. Sia Concord Globes Nusie Concord Summer Music School

Mrs Sara Phillips Dies After Long Illness at 43

Mrs Sara Phillips wife of Walter Phillips of 37 Great Road died at home Saturday night after a long illness. She was 43, born in Providence and lived in town most of her life. Survived by her husband two daughters Myrtle Cattell and Hazel Phillips and her mother Mrs J F Munroe of Providence. She was a member of Magdalene Chapter 60 E S Mizpah Rebekah Lodge both represented at the funeral held yesterday afternoon. Services at home were led by Rev Eason Cross and Rev John Rex Shepler. Large turnout from the town attended. Interment followed.

Ludges Eason Cross St. George’s Church John Rex Shepler Methodist Church Ing Pepe SF

Concord Water Rates Increase Two Cents a Day

A new water rate schedule raises overall charges by about 30 percent to fund bonds and carrying costs. A single faucet in a one family dwelling will cost 7.80 dollars, two faucets 2.60 each, with bills now issued quarterly to cover the higher charges.

Spr Tg Congord

Legion Auxiliaries to Stage Henry's Wedding

The American Legion Auxiliary plans a triple wedding production titled Henry's Wedding to be staged January 16 17 in Veterans Building hall. The event features 325 local participants and notable acts such as the Begus and Belles of Grandma's Time and the Colored Brethren and Sisters of the Mystic Shrine.

Concord American Legion Auxiliary Veterans Building Hall Henry Begus Belles Timjé Brethern Sistera

Solemn High Mass for Mrs Marguerita S Galbo

Funeral services were held for Mrs Marguerita S Galbo from Waterman Chapel Boston at Saint Cecilia's church on Commonwealth avenue. She had been a patient at Framingham and Illipi hospitals and died Sunday. Mrs Galbo and her husband ran the Barbecue Inn for years and were well regarded by patrons.

Sudbury Marguerita S ‘Galbo Pias Waterman Chapel Commonwealth Avenue Boston Saint Cecelia’s. ‘Church Belydere Street Framingham Hospital Illipi Hospital Gras Galbo Chiles GG. Galbo Kaig

Snowshoe Rabbits Plentiful Around Maynard Club

Maynard Redland Gun Club received a shipment of snowshoe rabbits from the state Fish and Games Commission and released them in nearby covers over a year ago. A recent hunting outing produced a notably large rabbit, with two club hounds, Joe and Queenie, guiding the hunt. The club promotes wildlife development and invites sport-minded readers to join, with officers including George Jamieson president and others.

Maynard Maynard Red’and Gun Club State Fish and Games Commission Treagle Joe Queenie Maynard Rod and Gun Club iClub George Jamieson William ‘Rolfe Ralph Pletcher Carl Swanson

Elected President for Marlboro Auxiliary Installation Set

Margaret Hird of Concord street will be installed as president of the Bessie Marshall Auxiliary of Marlboro at the officers installation on Tuesday January 10. Gertrude O Donnell will be installed pianist. Maynard VFW Auxiliary and Legion Auxiliary officers attend. A Maynard VFW Auxiliary meeting is planned Monday January 16. Three membership applications were accepted and plans made for a dancing party for veterans at Bedford US hospital in March. A cake was awarded to Jodeh Serafinize. 59 Hudson Hadwario Gately, son of Mrs Amate Gately Walnut street, being treated for a fracture of the left leg from a recent fall.

Roosevelt United. States Paris Bee Gemique Care Rue d'Assas Maynard Margaret Hird Concord Street Bessie Marshall Marlboro Gertrude O’donnell Maynard V FW Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Maynard V FW. Auxiliary Jane US Hospital Bedford Hudson Hadwario-Gately Amate Gately

Nope to Mercy Slayer Baffles Westboro Officials

Westboro State Hospital holds 19 year old Newton boy Robert B Jonah labeled mercy slayer after killing his foster mother and her husband. Alienists doubt his pleas or statements. he was committed for 35 days observation in December with fall period uncertain. Mrs Jonah suffered from cancer.

Westboro Robert B. Jonah Newton Westboro State Hospital Jonah Beally

Mrs. F. E. Bent Dies After Long Illness

Sudbury widow Mrs. Frank E. Bent died Tuesday morning at seven o'clock at her Concord Road home after a lingering illness. Born in Provincetown, Mass., 55 years ago, she was daughter of Franklin and Emma M. Smith and had lived in Sudbury 25 years. She is survived by her mother, a son Richard, and a daughter Josephine, postmistress at Sudbury Center.

Sudbury Frank E. Bent Concord Road Sudbury Center Bent Provincetown Mass Franklin and Emma M. ‘Smith Richard Josephine

Bedford Area Holiday News Roundup

Miss Helen Riese spent Christmas with her mother on Hancock street. Births: Mr and Mrs Harry Biggin in Roxbury and Mr and Mrs James Martines on Great Road welcome daughters and a son respectively. Dodge family mourns infant Richard Barnaby Dodge who died of pneumonia. burial in Littleton. Families visit relatives across Bedford and beyond during holidays.

Helen Riese John Riese Hancock Street Harry Biggin Hartford Street New England Women’s Hospital Roxbury John Harrington Harry Biggs New York Springs Road Buck Hill Falls James Martines Great Road Morris Eisenhauer South Woods Dodge Richard Dodge South Street Richard Barnaby Dodge Littleton Kenneth. Vernot Somerville Richard i Powderly Samuel. Doughty Fletcher ‘Road Florida

New Year Warmth Continues With 49 Degree Day

Mild weekend weather spills into today as temperatures rise to 49 degrees by 10 a m. Ground remains damp and frost melts under the lingering warm spell.

Golden Wedding Day for Maynard Hubbard Couple

Maynard Mr and Mrs David Hubbard of Main Street South Acton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday December 31 with more than fifty guests at home. Gifts included a chest of gold from their children. Mr Hubbard 80 and born Nashta, Mrs Hubbard 78 and born in Ireland. They have four children and five grandchildren. The couple were married December 31 1882 in Chessa and lived in New York and Ayer before moving to South Acton.

Maynard David Hubbard Main Street South Acton Hubbard Nashta Ireland New York Ayer

Maynard Chamber of Commerce elects 15 directors

The Maynard Chamber of Commerce held a Thursday night meeting at Masonic hall electing a 15 member board to choose officers. Directors include Herbert W. Martin and John J. Donohue. They aim to establish a Maynard Day and discuss civic efforts to create local employment through a conference with mill officials.

Maynard Maynard Chamber of Commerce Masonic Hall John J. Donghue Oy Ag Teele Herbert W. Martin Howard A. de Harold J. Morgan James. J. . Ledgard B. J. Coughlin Wm. Stockwell Wm. Naylor Oswald .C. Drechsler Hartwell Flood Jeremiah W. Bradley George F. Lynch Joshua Naylor Thomas F. Parker John J. Dondhue Harry C. Templeton Donohue Chamber

Special Town Meeting Jan 9 in Maynard

A special town meeting adjourned to Monday January 9. Five articles on the warrant were assigned to a twelve member committee to investigate and report. The topics include Public Works Board location town offices fire department salaries welfare distribution and salary revisions. Four committee members resigned including Judge Wilson and Sidney McCleary.

Moderatot John Banks Judge Wilson Sidney McCleary John J. Donohue James A Coughlan

Better Times musical comedy staged in Veterans building

Better Times, a musical comedy, will be staged in the Veterans building on January 12 and 13, under the auspices of the Spanish War veterans and auxiliary. Miss Ruby Pike directs with a large local cast, promising one of the best productions of its kind in town.

Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Ruby Pike

Selectmen to Discuss Economic Problems at Session

Selectmen from area towns meet at the Massachusetts State Association of Selectmen session in Boston on January 7. The program includes unemployment relief, road funding, tax reforms, forest and shade tree issues, land surveys, and state allotment changes with remarks by Henry F. Long and Richard K. Conant.

State Association Boston Ely Massachusetts State Association of Selectmen Gardner Auditorium State House Azel Zetterman Ashland Moeatie Aa Henry F. Long Richard K. Conant Public Welfare

Royal Arch Holiday Party in Masouile Temple

Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter held a Christmas season gathering at Masouile Temple on Tuesday evening December 27. The event featured performances by Maynard musicians and players, skits portraying social pretensions, and a gift exchange. A Memorial Service for T Alfred Wilson was conducted, and E Payson True was installed as Junior Steward. Ex High Priest Wilbur Hamlin presided, and Duncan G Chapman was noted for Grand Master appointment.

Concord Walden Royal. “Arch Masouile Temple Gra Crowther Nodberg Maynard Seme Reese N. Sm'th Pleanor Beyiley Sou Sudbury Hasel Bumpus Salloway Norman Nordberg Ethel Crowther Warren Goddard Wilbur Hamlin T. Alfred Wilson Edward B. Caiger E. Payson True Duncan G. Chapman Massachusetts Walden Chapter Chapman Lindsey N. Smith

Sheridan Begins Duties as 10th Middlesex Representative

Maynard Frank C. Sheridan sworn in by Governor Ely at the opening session of the Legislature. The newly elected representative of Hudson Stow Boxboro and Maynard was surrounded by friends as he began the two year term.

Maynard Frank C. Sheridan 10Th Middlesex Hudson Stow Boxboro Ely

Reverend John Sears Joins St Bernard’s as Assistant Pastor

Parishioners of St Bernard’s and friends gather to honor Healey who served with Rev Fr J Hick. Rev Fr John Sears, recently ordained in Rome, is introduced as the new assistant pastor at St Bernard’s Blue Hill Valley.

Eh Bernard's Healey J .Hick Eat Benell John's Church Blue Hift Vailie John Sears

Sudbury World’s Garden Club Meets January Ninth

The Sudbury World’s Garden Club will hold an open meeting at 8 30 PM in the Town Hall Monday January 9. Mrs Paul Whitney Rhoades will preside and J H Taylor from the Massachusetts State Highway Department will speak on Beautification of Highways with slides. All interested in highway improvement are invited.

Sudbury

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France Magdalene Nation of Hoehinge Thos Surette Will Woman's Club Sara Phillips Legion Aux. Will Treasury News York City Herbert Hinchman York Hied Herving Charles Galbo Barbecue Inn Mercy Slayer Westboro Hospital Quizz F. E. Bent Golden Royal Arch Rep. F. C. Sheridan St. John's, Roxbury Mary Harrington Herod Mary Pi Jos Rita Healey Vera Smith Rta Flanagah Elien Craig Beautiful Angels Martha Dee Marorie Dee Martha Magurn Julia Mazzé0 Constance O’neill Theresa McPhillips Gertrude Patterson
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