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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
4
In a trimmed early report, Miss Bessie Massie completes years of training with notable success while Archie Davie is mentioned alongside the Stow Been af the Grangs ae. The feature notes financial and programmatic gains and highlights port-related progress.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Reilly hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Hall at their Wollaston home. Mrs William Fought entertained visitors Mrs E W Perry and her daughter Mrs Scott, former Wollaston residents. Holy Name Society members of Help of Christians church traveled by special car to attend an event.
Mrs Rhebaneehee Carter widow of the late James B Kenne died after months of illness at her Brook Road home. Survivors include three children John 12 Dorothy 10 Gertrude 5 living with their grandmother. Funeral held Thursday with a requiem mass at Help of tidna church. interment in Bernard's cemetery. Concord town extends condolences.
The first meeting of the year for the church vestry convened Tuesday afternoon January 10 from 3 to 5. Mrs. Carrie E. Derby sang a hymn and the gathering grew reflectively engaged.
The W W C T U held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs John D Wilson on Thursday afternoon January 5. Reports on the year’s work were given by the secretary and treasurer. Mrs Edward McClellan was elected president with others chosen for the union. A social hour followed the business meeting.
Samuel G Kent and his fiancee Miss Saidee Gillespie of Fitchburg will visit Palm Fila in January to see films released by the United States Department of Agriculture. Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture will host the event at the town hall at 7 30 pm on Thursday Jan 19. The program aims to be both interesting and instructive with emphasis on relief efforts.
The Concord Woman's Club holds its sixth meeting of the season with members scheduled to discuss upcoming programs and civic initiatives. Attendees expected include local volunteers and club officers.
The meeting of the federation club was postponed after a Christmas carol service. Speakers discussed prohibition and state versus county control, citing a Lawrence case and noting costs of county care compared to state institutions. A New York clubwoman offered a donation toward General Lee headquarters at a reduced price of 75000 dollars with 11000 already paid.
Mrs Baward Torrey of Pepperell wag in Concord Saturday. Frederick Shawer spent the week end with a friend in Somerville. Paricia Baker of New York has been visiting her cousin Mary Tolman of Academy Lane. Mr and Mrs Charles A Lane of Winchester spent the weekend in Concord, staying at the Colonial Inn. Miss Leslie Leland has been spending a few days in Concord and has returned to her school duties. H G McPherres Lynn s new mayor has a short stay in Concord bringing two guests. A graduate nurse seeks nursing or companion work Surette 117 Chestnut Ft Worth. Tel 1181 W. WANTED Agents for income protection insurance Eastern Casualty Insurance 161 Devonshire St Boston. nb te
Word arrives that a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs H Linwood White at their Canton New York home. Mrs White is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John K Smith of Nason Street. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
Attendance at the Maynard Fire Relief association dance at Colonial Expowed night was not large, and support for the local fire department fundraiser did not meet the usual level. The feature event was a past doctor’s performance, hoped to boost future attendance.
The fragment describes a creature near the Assabet mill feeding on suspected wildlife. A figure moves toward the water while a companion approaches carefully, suggesting a cautious rescue or retrieval moment observed at the riverbank.
Witnesses recall a brave act by a little girl who grabbed another child and was led to safety without alarm. James T. Duane of Clinton and his K of C staff visited Maynard council at the Masonic hall for a regular meeting. Speakers included Rev Edward Crowley, Deputy Duane, Fr McLaughlin, Philip Gibbons, and Richard McSweeney, with six candidates initiated and songs by Harlan Powers.
Readable fragments describe a performance by a troupe at the Cooperative hall in Concord with mentions of Clinton Hudson Marlboro and Radcliffe. The text references a boy servant and entertainment plans for the event in a dated local setting.
The January meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at Masonic Hall with Mrs Forest Howe presiding. Miss Margaret Cummings of Waltham appeared last year and gave an engaging review of the events of the day, followed by piano and vocal selections by a student.
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