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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1927
Page
1
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A 277 acre Jaiad tract near Be is developed for the Veteran's Hospital with two story 138 by 188 foot buildings to house fifty and doctors families. An infirmary three to four stories high begins with 275 patient capacity. Construction uses reinforced concrete bricks and piping with a high capacity laundry system and 100000 gallons daily water use.
At the formal opening of the Ward Country Club house the crowd enjoyed music by Harold Nyman and Miss Moorehouse, with Mrs Jere Sullivan and Louis Sullivan contributing. George M. Gutteridge noted progress while B Augustin Buhgling spoke on financing and the build committee, and Frank Sander proposed turning the event into an acquaintance party.
Aylaird July 18 Rose Wllen McGowan 80 widow of William died Friday at home 49 Chestnut Street South Maynard area details. Services at Bridget's church Monday 10 am solemn requiem with a quartet Hilferty Hilferty James Farrell William Scully. Bearers listed. burial in family lot St Bridget's cemetery.
The Superintendent and School Committee selected seven instructors to replace resignations. Allan W. Furber becomes High School principal with seven years as leader at Baldwinville and South Deerfield. Ethel Lovely is named music supervisor with twelve years in the post. Other hires include Trudy Oberempt, Dorothy Simonds, Anna Gould, Gladys Kay, Catherine Murray all graduates of state teachers colleges or tech schools.
World War veteran Albert Butcher of Concord Junction received military honors at a West Concord Union Church service. The funeral included IOOF and veteran detail honors, burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, and a military escort. Butcher, born October 31, 1888, served with the 101st Engineer Train, 26th Division, in France including Verdun and the Argonne, and died after a long illness at Chelsea Naval Hospital. He is survived by his wife Lillian Gertrude Keith, two daughters, mother, three brothers, and two sisters. The Liberty Pole and Veterans Building flag were at half mast.
The Green at Sudbury Center hosted a Community Lawn Party with the Sudbury Woman's Club Sudbury Grange M E Church and Memorial Church South Sudbury in charge. Prizes were awarded for original and artistically decorated carriages with winners Robert Coburn Ruth French and Helen Borden. The event featured a circus parade led by Harry Gleason and a Westboro band performance plus a Gypsy Camp under Mr ing Priest. Mrs Marcus Haley organized the arrangements and thanks were given to telephone operators. Nesta Piper returns to staff duties at the M G H after a seasonal stay in Manset Me.
Sudbury residents will attend Sunday services at St Elizabeth's chapel with a 4 PM sermon on the first and third Sundays and a 7:30 AM Holy Eucharist on the second and fourth Sundays. Five-Sunday July will feature a 7:30 AM Eucharist on the fifth Sunday. Postmaster Bradshaw spoke on mail delays between Sudbury Center and South Sudbury, urging faster service. Jeanor Fortin extends stay in France, studying at Fontainebleau, with other locals noted including Mrs Fairbanks and Miss Graverson. The Portland, Me. Ex press quotes a mock exchange about wills.
Miss Grace M Maley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Maley and Francis J O Brien son of Mrs and Mrs Daniel O Brien were married at St Budget’s church in a nuptial mass. Rev Edward F Crowley officiated. The couple will reside on Eliot Street Milton after a Canada tour.
The Knights of Columbus joint committee postponed the outing to next Monday to allow caterers to bid. Marlboro Council Grand Knight Charles A. Lyons says date may move to Columbus Day October 12 and Lake Chaune is favored as the site over Ward Park. Marlboro, Southboro, Hudson, Maynard, Clinton and Framingham councils will join, with a successful event anticipated.
About sixty girls from St Bridget parish left Monday for a two week vacation at Camp Joyce Kilmer, the parish camp at Scituate. Matrons include Mrs Mary Coughlan and Miss Nellie May. Rev Charles Donahue directs. Thomas Maley is chef de cuisine. Boys will have a separate two week session beginning July.
The boy of Mrs Mary Hughes widow of John Hughes was brought from Lawrence for burial in St Bernard's cemetery. A requiem mass was celebrated at Our Lady Help of Christians Church by Rev Joseph P Mahar and prayers at the grave were read by Fr Mahar. Mrs Hughes long ago lived in Concord Junction and left many friends who mourn her death.
Ralph Yetten Jr 16 and his two aunts Emily Ranney 20 Harriet Ranney 17 of Wayland were injured when the Ford they rode was struck by a Boston Maine freight train on the Boston road. The car was hurled onto the cow catcher and carried some distance. Emily Ranney was carried a quarter mile along the track and Harriet Ranney was found unconscious in brush. They were taken to Framingham and Morse hospitals. hopes were reported for their recovery.
The season Chautauqua program for Maynard lists daily events with Gamble Concert Company Ernest Gamble Concert, Johns Ringgold Company and Frank H Hollman among performers. Shows include music drama lectures and Junior Chautauqua segments with Pigeon Journal Oriental Pageant costumes. Season tickets priced adults two dollars and children one dollar.
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