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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
6
Maynard residents attend dances and concerts across town with the Hittage and A. O. U. W. hosting events. Local students and teachers, including Miss Alice Thurston and Mrs Forrest Howe, are mentioned amid visits, travels to Montreal, and hospital news.
The fragment references a famous performer, Ferett F. Hart, praising a tonic named Saw Alt during midseason. It notes tension within the troupe and a need to forebear or endure, with remarks on taste and constipation impacting audience perception.
Rev. Stanley High will address Hudson Circuit Epworth League at Marlboro on Monday night. The event supports the Missionary band among members and occurs after the Ladies Aid meeting at the M. E. Church vestry Thursday evening.
Maynard lodge hosts C F Ball at Werner hall this Wednesday evening with Freidman’s Boston orchestra, touted as among the best in the state. The program runs from 8 to 9 for a grand march, then dancing until 1. About 42 couples attended earlier events, and a ticket sale suggests strong interest.
George Woods public schools music supervisor has arranged a Mastersingers engagement in March. The troupe, noted as the best, will perform in Maynard after secured travel by Mr. , who has worked with the group for years. Proctors will host their guest at Mrs Stew’s home and officers of Central Poma will be installed at Bedford Thursday evening with Mrs Eligabeth Hodge named secretary and Mrs Mary Lawton as Ceres of Maynard Grange.
Cold spell grips town with readings of 12 below zero on Lucius Maynard's Summer street barn site and 12 below on Wanut street. George White reports 10 to 12 below across Powder Mill area as the coldest spell of this winter.
A morning weather report records subzero readings across the area. Powder Mill and Concord street report four below, Brow in the morning shows five below, and Gutteridge Lane near Summer Street logs ten below at 5 a.m.
Frank J. DeMars Post Auxiliary will install officers at Odd Fellows hall Thursday night. Invitations have been sent to eligible members. A supper will be served early in the evening. State auxiliary officers are expected to preside over the ceremonies.
The Republican caucus set for Monday February 13 will nominate candidates for town offices inside the annual meeting. Local figures including Alfred McCleary may be urged as moderator. Democrats offered little activity and several town posts such as water, library, and health trustees are listed with nominees or incumbents.
Saturday marked Malcom Oliver’s fifth birthday with a home gathering of friends and family. The celebration featured ice cream and cake, gifts, and joyful play for the children including Dorothy Sale Elisabeth Julia May Papine Ruth and Herbert Gitler plus several other youngsters and chaperones.
Obscure text describes boosting church, street, home, and goods to help people and community. It mentions sale items from tailors and general encouragement, but the wording is fragmented and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
Progressive lodge K of P seats officers at a semi public installation tonight led by Bertram R. Heathcote deputy grand chancellor. A turkey supper at 6 30 pm. Officers inducted include J Joseph Schwab chancellor commander Thomas French vice chancellor Daniel McCormack prelate and more with Rady of Auburndale addressing after the ceremony.
Pastor William Bojicourt will preach on The Parable of the Pounds next Sunday at 10 46 AM. Evening service at 7 PM features 60 lantern slides on Boy Scouts activities. All are invited. Sunday school plans to use Worship and Song soon.
Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters held a successful whist party after a regular meeting at Ma sonic hall Monday evening. Prizes awarded include Martin Mosher and Ralph for gentlemen, H. W. Hatchby consolation, ladies’ prizes to Mrs Arthur Malcolm and Mrs John Bamford with Mrs Nelson Roeder as consolation. Joseph Martin and Arthur Champagne counted. Coffee and cake served. Next event at Macorda’s drug store Saturday. Officers to be installed publicly on Monday February 13.
Advertisement for Foley cathartic tablets claiming mild effective action. States they banish biliousness and indigestion with a promise of feeling better by morning. Notes Johnson at 7 Main Street as contact.
In G A R Hall on Monday evening January 16 a joint installation for Isaac Davis Post 138 G A R and W R C 62 took place. Officers installed included George Towne as commander and Isaac Ford as J V C among others. After remarks by officials and singing of America a coffee and dessert collation followed.
A prominent businessman Mr Lever leads a live store promotion announcing a tre ous clean sweep sale this week featuring rising prices and special offers as part of a promotional push.
The A. O. H auxiliary held a Monday installation at Kayes hall. Miss Ellen Fitzge of Concord Auxiliary assisted by Mrs. Mary Manning announced the new officers: Mrs. John Moynihan president, Mrs. Robert White vice president, Mrs. Margaret McCarthy recording secretary, Miss Rose Sullivan financial secretary, Miss Mary [treasurer], Mrs. Susie Kelley finance committee, Mrs. Susie Sheehan finance chair, Mrs. Hannah Sullivan sid chair, Miss Nellie May historian, Dr Edward F. Flaterty physician, Rev. Edward F Crowley chaplain addressed the gathering. An entertainment program run by Miss Beatrice Malone featured chorus and solos. Guests from nearby towns attended and a collection was served.
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