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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
4
fragmentary text references individuals Stee Woodward Hadeon Marion and positions at Nashoga Park and Sim Street with uncertain context or event. No clear headline or outcome can be established from the readable lines.
The town marked Mrs Emeline Barker's 94th birthday, recalling she was born in Sterling in 1828 to David Nelson and a marriage to Nathan Pee. Since her husband’s death she has lived largely alone in the central home Barker bought years ago. Neighbors shared flowers and good wishes, hoping for more healthy years ahead.
West Acton reports Geo Weaver filling an ice house last week. Mrs Addie Holt left Cambridge hospital and is at her brother s home. J McCarthy bought a house from Mrs Nettie. Mrs G P Littlefield had an operation at Melrose hospital and is recovering. W J Costello and others attended Rupert Burns Odd Fellows 50th anniversary in Ayer. Alice Blaisdell fell ill with fever.
Abbot Allen bought a new decan and Mrs. Frank L. Stanton of former residents of Con sumiction called on friends here. Sees are returned from Providence, R. I.
Family notices state she was summoned to attend the funeral of her brother who died after a brief illness of pneumonia in Texas. A turkey supper and installation of Willow Rebekah lodge officers took place at the I O O F hall with Mary Jones presiding. officers include Annie Leighton noble grand and Eva Leighton treasurer among others. Earlier, Fuller and Edward Con attended social events, and a telegram announced Benjamin Derby as the next post official.
More than 30 members of the South Acton Improvement association gathered at Exchange square to enjoy a sleigh ride through Stow and Boxboro, returning by 10 30 to an oyster supper and dancing. Attendees included Margie Kimball Helen Cole Georgianna Mackenzie and many others. The event supported area youth with an indoor whist gathering planned for January 24.
In Concord a group of grownups and children including Hans W. Miller Mrs Miller and their two daughters enjoyed a snowy outing. A number skied and coasted together while youngsters tried their first ski runs.
Report notes skiers completed the run despite a tumble at the way station. The group preserved the journey aiming for a safe finish, showing resilience in a tricky descent.
Advertised letters listed include H. B. Brown Walter B. Bullock Ole Hansen Benjamin Holt Harry Stanton Mrs. Charles F. Barker and Mrs. Laura Smith awaiting pickup at the Concord post office.
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