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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
8
John Mikkala aged 43 of Marlboro road died Tuesday at Framingham hospital from pneumonia. He was born in Fintan and is survived by a 12 year old son and six brothers. Funeral services will be held Thursday.
Richard McSweeney presided as OX amplified the third decree at a Woburst Council K of C meeting on Monday evening. Maynard staff included Robert Sheridan Dennis Arthur White Thomas Lort and Dr Edward Flaherty.
Assabet Aerie F C2B held a regular meeting at Eagle Hall to discuss space changes. The Eagles Social club will occupy rooms on Nason street after Holy Flame club vacates later this month and plans a fully equipped kitchen for suppers and banquets. Charles Distusio and Jink Gran myne attended a St John’s Prep School luncheon banquet at Waltham.
Community services at the Marlboro Methodist Church feature J P Chadbourne speaking Sunday at 7 p.m. on The Heart of the Fighting Man The Hope of America with ex servicemen invited. Marlboro Framingham scout masters meet tonight to plan anniversary events May field meet and Lake Boone cabin project.
Over 200 members and guests attended the Merlboro Council F. and A. M. meeting last evening with an 8 o'clock supper followed by a Batting Mahler Entertainers show. Performers included impersonator Miss Ethel Batting, soprano Miss Helen Mahler, and baritone Charles McMillan.
Bennett's orchestra will provide music at a Southboro dance tonight to aid the Southboro band. The band will perform a concert from 8 to 8 30.
Elmer Dearborn aged 14 and Arthur Roberts aged 13 were held by Officer George D. Brigham after allegedly running away from the Waverly School for Feeble Minded. They were taken to the police station pending transfer and stated they walked to Sudbury before being found.
The funeral for Mrs Marie L Eveque who died in Lynn Sunday was held Tuesday from the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Cordeau Belmont Street with services at St Marys church. Rev J L M Levesque officiated the requiem high mass with the regular choir providing music. Burial followed in the family plot at the parish cemetery. Bearers were E Brunelle Edward Gauthier Fred Bouvier and George ley with honorary pallbearers from St Annes sodality Mrs Hector Auger Mrs Edward Rougeau and Mrs Theodore Duhamel.
A fragmentary note describes a girl seen nearby and mentions quiet scenes of beauty. It hints at social talk about young men and visitors but lacks coherent details or clear events.
A dreamer and a man of action vie for a woman. The dreamer writes verses printed by a ten cent magazine and the man of action aims to corner the stock market, becoming a billionaire. The woman marries a money inheritor and lives happily, while both men ignore the cost to her mind.
Hank Himes comments during a divorce suit stating no woman looks as well as his wife did in her wedding gown. Judge or court details are not provided.
Jud Pyunkins quips that a man with genuine horse sense never tries to show it by picking witless bets at the track.
At Hudson Post A L meeting last night Commander Harry H R Spofford led a vote to launch a membership drive. Edgar P Mammond to head a twenty member committee to assist. town lends armory space at town hall with improvements including a dining hall gas range billiard room and parlor repurposed for post activities. Frank P Sibley to visit soon.
Lloyd Skinner begins work in Coren factory while Joseph Savoy tours Chicago. Roy Koons returns to Springfield from a city visit. Mr and Mrs M. T. Burke leave for Atlantic City. Bessie L. Marshall Auxiliary meets at 7 30 p.m. at Bolton street quarters. Andrews and Mousette plan a fruit confectionery and tobacco store at 3394 Lincoln Street. Captain and Mrs W H Kiloch of the Salvation Army return from Pawtucket. A daughter born Jan 11 in Alberta to Mr and Mrs Pierre Auger, formerly of this city. Mrs E L Manning returns home on Highland street. Marlboro Council K of C votes minstrel show and appoints a committee led by Grand Knight Joseph P Lynch. Aglae Beaudette renews town ties.
The Methodist Church groups joined for an evening of entertainment to raise funds for repairs. Kenneth Howe performed cornet solos with encore, Mrs Gorman read, Doris Cross sang, Winnie Cheney staged magicians acts, and a mock wedding featured Grace Burhoe as bride and Howard Batchelor as groom with a full wedding party. Cold weather reduced attendance but the audience enjoyed the program.
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