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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
2
The obituary fragment honors a young woman described as devout and beloved, noting seven years old? and daughter of Mizpah Re- Jodze of Maynard. It mentions a funeral at 2:30 PM at a West Concord church conducted by Rev. Stone with burial in Hollow cemetery.
Rolfe Bradbury remains in Lowell Hospital since December 29. Middlesex County Extension announces a large display of ties for sale at the Improve Rooms on Tuesday in the South Acton Unit to benefit the Draper Scholarship Fund.
The community learned of the death of Mrs. E. J. Banks after a brief illness of pneumonia. Services will be held at her home on River Street this afternoon, with arrangements led by Fletcher Funeral Home. Family and friends in Maple Street and Greenoughs noted their loss, and condolences were offered from Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Over the past ten days Edward F Pratt an engineer for the B and M R R has been confined at home on Maple Street with Bévere cold. Mrs Angon C Piper and Ney family members are also mentioned in relation to ongoing sickness and home care on Main Street and nearby.
Miss Mary King of Central Street and West Concord residents Captain John C. Ian, Lieutenant Alexander Meachern, Sergeant John Delaney, and William Coughlin Jr. attended the 182nd Continental Officers first annual concert and ball at the Charlestown Armory. Harold Hall substitutes at the West Concord Post Office this week.
A progressive whist event followed the Annursnac Grange regular meeting at C. F. Hall. High scorers included Mrs. Margaret Alexander first lady and Mrs. Evelina Edwardson second, with Jean McKay as consolation. Patrick O'Brien of Concord led the men, with George Boudreau and Fred Taylor as consolation.
The ninth reunion dinner of Concord veterans gathered with about a hundred attendees. Messages honored fallen members and lists of names were read aloud including Lieut. George P. Parker and Privates Harry D West Rae and Wood. State officers and delegates were elected as part of the post’s activities and renewal of fellowship noted.
The Concord hockey club suffered its first defeat of the season, losing 7 to 3 to the Lincoln Mohawks. Crosby, Smith, Todd, and Heylinger led scoring for Lincoln while Weston’s Hallett and Crosby each scored for Concord. Referee H. Crosby, three 20 minute periods.
A mistyped scene at a social event features Mrs Alfred M Uhler and Miss Hsthét Davis as soloists. The magical afternoon drew enjoyment from attendees in a cheerful gathering.
The second dance in a series under the Mass Prigation auspices will be at Association Hall on Wednesday evening July 6. A feature spotlight will be provided by a Y's orchestra.
Sudbury official Bor den, homebound with flu and child illness, weighs whether to run again as town selectman. He cannot yet confirm his plans due to health and workload but expects a decision soon, noting current town business strains his capacity.
An early 20th century notice touts Nurito as a safe relief for insomnia and narcotic issues with a money back guarantee. It lists a long chain of druggists and stores offering the product and urges readers to consult a pharmacist for Nurito.
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