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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

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Local Notes Include Movements and A Death

J R Feltus debuts a fine stepping horse while Fred Allen installs a pipe at W J Mae’s home. The Joint Vis Post and Roller Corps meet at Lene Lake Nogog for R T Bara H Benjamin Smith new sales rep travels to Bangor Maine. Miss Alice Minette heads home to Trenton New Jersey after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Kelley. Mrs George Cummings fell ill and underwent surgery at Concord hospital. PF H Boutwell Lanenburg died last week, mourned by locals. Frank Mansk attended the funeral Friday.

J. R. Feltus Fred Allen W. J. Mae Lake R. T. Bara H. Benjamin Smith En Gomis Bangor Alice Minette Charles Kelley Trenton N. J George Cummings Concord Hospital PF. H. Boutwell Lanenburg Frank Mansk

Firemen’s Dance Planned at H 0

A firemen’s dance is scheduled to be held at H 0 venue. The notice urges attendance and provides location cues and date details for interested residents.

Bowlby Guest At Council Event

A Bowlby was listed as a guest at a recent council event with attendees from nearby organizations. The report notes their presence among officials and community leaders.

Local Social Roundup From Concord Area Socials

The Concord community reports a busy social week with note of a Suffolk style old fashioned party at South Acton and a luncheon by W. Ron for Margaret Stuart. New arrivals include Gladys Brown Ottawa and Prof. Oe of Poughkeepsie alongside several others visiting or staying in town.

Middlesex Tusa F. C. Dumaing Fredoth Setere F. A Anise W. Ron ‘Owle Margaret Stuart Stie Elatinie Jolly South Acton Jan The Pear Gladys Brown Ottawa H. Cross Minn Prof. Oe Poughkeepsie Fred Ww Ee Tlitatetee N - Midshipe Cleaves Tucker An

Richardson and Weed Named in Monument Street Notice

It announced Mrs. Henry P. Richardson of Main Street and Miss Ann Weed niece of George M. Weed of Monument 81 in a local notice.

Henry P. Richardson Ann Weed George M. Weed Monument 81

Peal of Praise at Worcester Church Dedication

Parishioners fill the Worcester church as Rev Charles B Spaulding delivers a blessing filled sermon in praise of peace and gratitude. The service honors the organ dedication and debt relief with hymns and consecration prayers.

G.r. Charles B. Spaulding D. D Worcester Uiding Spaulding Methodist Episcopal Church

Local Social Notes From Ingham and Nearby Towns

Miss Margaret O Grady enjoys a week with relatives in Ingham. S T Blood left Wednesday for Vermont to assist at entertainments in Vergennes Barton and other towns next week. Mr Oscar Wood and Mrs Mibertrote of Walpole former residents were home over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Farquhar.

Margaret O'Grady Ingham S. T. Blood Vermont Vergennes Barton Oscar Wood Oo Mibertrote Walpole Farquhar

Union church annual meeting reports faithfulness and progress

The annual church meeting recounts generous attendance and a warm fellowship as the clerk Miss Susie Wood presents a careful report. Superintendent Herbert C. Shepard notes flourishing departments and increasing usefulness across Union Tet church and related societies.

Susie Wood Herbert C. Shepard Detal West Concord Union Religious Society Ladies’ Union Arnold Conry Jackins Burleigh Prat Sanging

Local Moves and Social Notes From Concord Junction

Edward MacLeod relocates his family from Winthrops to Warner Street. Roy Woodeworth and Arthur Allen host a private party. Miss Christian Masvouid of Arlington visits uncle John MacDonald on Commonwealth Avenue. A former constabulary member, previously first sergeant in the old 6th Regiment, known as a patrolman in Concord in 1919, returns from France after overseas service.

Edward MacLeod Winthropst Warner Street Roy Woodeworth Arthur Allen Sleg Y Christian Masvouid Arligton John MacDonald Commonwealth Ave CN. Outus Te Constabulary 6Th Regiment Second Army Service Corps Concoord France

Bedford appoints acting police chief George F Outus

George F Outus of Bedford, a member of the State Constabulary, is named acting chief of police by the Bedford selectmen pending a permanent appointment. He will appoint George H as constable after the resignation of Thomas Hoes. Duty hours noted as from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. are referenced.

George F. Outus State Constabulary Bedford George H. Constable Thomas Hoes Y. Dutus

West Concord Woman's Club to Hold Family Event

The West Concord Woman's Club will host a Family event Friday evening January 13 at IGOF hall. The Cosmopolitan ensemble featuring Antonio Marti violinist and trombonist attends with club members and families. event was postponed from December 2. Arthur Loftus had several days confined at home with a severe cold last week.

Igof Hall West Concord Arthr Loftus

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