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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1922

Page

2

Local Gossip From Concord Junction and Nearby Areas

Miss May Garvey attends summer school in Hyannis. Mr and Mrs Raymond Blodgett and daughter weekend at Nantasket. Fletcher Adams vacationing with uncle J H Adams at Wells Beach Maine. J H Adams on weeklong vacation with family at Wells Beach. Mrs George Haskell and children from Bridgeport Conn vacationing. her father James June of Crescent Avenue on Liberty Mutual duties. Mr and Mrs panting with Stone s father and mother from aunt at cottage returning to Boston daily. Thelma R Neff visits mother Mrs W H Musgrave in Congo N Y S. Mrs Bernard McGarry of New York visiting relatives. Mrs F H Rideout and Miss Gertrude Rideout to cottage near Naumkeag Inn Ashburnham for several days. Rev Edward MacLachlan improving after appendicitis operation at Kearney Hospital while recuperating at Manomet cottage.

May Garvey Hyannis Raymond Blodgett Nantasket Fletcher Adams J. H. Adams Wells Beach Maine George Haskell Bridgeport Bernard McGarry New York F. H. Rideout Gertrude Rideout Naumkeag Inn Ashburnham Edward MacLacell Kearney Hospital Manomet

Miss Frances Wetmore Visits in Framingham

Miss Frances Wetmore of Framingham spent a few days with Mr and Mrs D F Brown in South Sudbury. Robert Hunter was at Framingham hospital this week with troublesome tonsils and is recovering. Mart Stone and his two children visited his mother in Hebron Maine while a Philadelphia family connected to the Stones visited friends in Waltham.

Frances Wetmore Framingham D. F. Brown Robert Hunter Framingham Hospital Ted Mart Stone Mr. Stone Hebron Maine Philadelphia Waltham da Sadbury Stone A. Beach

Local Notes and Socials From Acton Area

P H Willis owns a Ford touring car. B R Teele reports a new Fordson tractor. B H Hal a Nash touring car. Mrs Sarah Richardson ill and worse. Mrs Alice Danforth of Waltham visited Mrs L H Cram and returned home. Mrs John Teele at Homeopathic hospital Boston after operation. West Acton ball team beat Acton 2 to 1. Mr and Mrs W B Holt and William Johnson and family visited Boxford. Firefighters called to Morrison home North Acton for a 3 a m fire. Howard Kieth of Boston visited grandparents Mrs E B Davis. Miss Mabel Willis to Isles Island Maine with William Fletcher. Mr and Mrs C J Holton and son Edward from Medford auto trip to White Mountains. Rev Russell May Acton Center preached at Baptist church. Miss Mildred Gallant sang a fine solo.

Sarah Richardson Alice Danforth Waltham L. H. Cram John Teele Homeopathic Hospital Boston West Acton Acton W. B. Holt William Johnson Boxford North Acton Morrison Howard Kieth E. B. Davis Mabel Willis Eb Island Maine William Fletcher South Acton C. J. Holton Edward Medford

Barn Burned After Lightning Strikes Farm House

Clarence Needham's barn was struck by lightning and burned to the ground Thursday afternoon. One horse was killed and many tools were destroyed. West Acton and Littleton fire companies responded, the farm located about two miles from town.

Clarence Needham West Acton Fire Company Littleton Fire Company

Bedford residents enjoy Provincetown boat trip and local games

Several from Bedford joined a boat trip to Provincetown last Sunday. A scheduled game on Page Field between the Ranger A s sociation and Farrington A C was postponed due to the Norman 58 disruption. In Lexington last Sunday the Lex soe K of C lost 3 to 2 to Everett K of C. Monday turnout from Bedford saw Lexington ic of C facing Concord Town team in Concord.

Provincetown Page Field Ranger Athletic Association Farrington A. C Norman Lexington Lexsoe K. of C Everett K. of Concord Lexington Ic. of C Concord Town

Concord Tax Rate Set At 32.50 Per Thousand

Mrs Sullivan and a cab pass to Pittsfield to visit Joseph Sullivan at a boys camp. Concord Board of Assessors announces this year tax rate 32.50 per 1000. Eva Moreau returns to Vermont to resume training after a three week vacation at Mrs L Moreau’s Cottage Street home. Harold Chase and daughter Mary visit the Hubbards in Ipswich.

D. C. Sullivan William Reilly Pittsfield Joseph Sullivan Concord Eva Moreau

Children's Night at Annursnac Grange Delights Young Attendees

Despite Friday heat a large crowd attended Children's night at the Annursnac Grange. Miss Alpha Ruble Miss Emma Hefty Mrs Evelina Edwerson and Mrs Marian Olsen led a lively program followed by a peanut hunt and ice cream cones. A Grange picnic was planned for Wednesday at Long Pond Littleton with member volunteers providing transport.

Grange Annursnac Grange Alpha Ruble Emma Hefty Evelina Edwardson Marian Olsen Long Pond Littleton

Concord notes and nears: sports losses and local notices

Miss Bessie Ryan stays at her cottage in Wiluitiora. Concord baseball lost to Salem 7 to 1 last Wednesday. Various residents plan short vacations in Porpoise Maine and Amasquam. Elizabeth W. Roberts summers in Hopkinton New Hampshire. Local officials address postponed July meeting of the Concord Grange via lawn party. Selectmen vote to consider conditions to be drawn up for interested parties.

Bessie Ryan Cotta Wiluitiora Concord Salem Vt Ogianne Po Porpoise Mary Margaret Robert P. Higgins Fuller Brush Phillip A. Davis Amasquam Edwin Martinson Richardson Elizabeth W. Roberts Estabrook Road Hopkinton N.H Somerville Spe Fitewilliam Margaret Collins Katherine Gleason McK Diesex’ Mutual Fire Insurance Southport Selectmen's Meeting

Baker Prescott Wedding United Elizabeth Baker to Robert Prescott

Elizabeth daughter of William Henry Baker married Robert R Toland of Boxboro at a July wedding officiated by Rev F C Conocero. Miss Katherine Murphy of Princeton served as maid of honor and the couple will reside at 32 Monument Street Concord Massachusetts after an October 7 home visit.

Elizabeth William Henry Baker de Hetardey F. C. Cono- Cero Katherine Murphy Princeton Robert R. Toland Boxboro Mass Prescott Monument Street Concord

Shower lawn party for bride at Corner

Last Thursday afternoon about 25 neighbors gathered on the lawn of Mary W. Brigham’s home on the Fitchburg turnpike Nine Acre corner to honor bride Mrs Alfred Uhler who has moved to the corner. She received many useful articles and friends refreshed after an hour or two of light fun.

Mary W. Brigham Fitchburg Turnpike Nine Acre Alfred Uhler

Executor's Sale by Auction in West Acton Mass

To settle the estate of Delette H Hall late of West Acton Mass a clearance sale of household goods will be held at the late residence Windsor avenue near the railroad station Saturday July 29 1922 at 1 pm. Sale includes dining suite piano Furniture tools and more with cash terms and rain or shine. EB L and B H Hall executors West Acton Mass.

Delette H. Hall West Acton Mass Windsor Avenue Morris Democrat An. EB. L B. H. Hall Exesetbaler

Acton Area Fair Officials List Event Roles and Chairmen

The listing details volunteers and chairmen for Cattle Sheep and Swine exhibits at the Acton fair. Names include Nelson B Wills RP D chairing cattle and others like Mrs George E Greenough and Davis and Oliver D Acton organizing committees for horses and dog shows. Additional roles cover exhibitors viewers printing ad and refreshments with multiple Acton participants and Concord Jet RFD addresses.

Nelson B. Wills Rp.d Carl C. Flint Acton Edward Brennan Concord Jet R.F.D W. Balett W. Acton Arthur Manion George E. Greenough Raymond F. Durkee William Hey Chas T. Baxter Concord la Ware Bertram William H. Kingsley Benjamin Pope George EB. Greenough John H. Holland F. Carlisle H. Holden Wred W. Wood Clarence WN. Goward C Jct Rf.d J. N. Morey Honey Smith J. Brown Concord Jet Jet Peattt "Halden Gonont J RFD Juni Madeline A Otha EB Hal Ae Eam Printing and H. Goward Chas. T. Baxter Edward F. Conant J. Sidney White R F.D Walter B. Currier Geo. A. Richardson John R.F Stuart Bertram D Hall Frank B. Farrar Eleanor ‘Crocker Jas B.tuttle Fred A. Akers Edwin A. Plante Rf.d. Poultry Edwin 8. Fobes Mildred Moore Marjorie Brown Concord Jct R.F D Ida R. Mekkelson Alden C. Flagg Association

Maynar Event Prompts Auto Parade to Ford Pond

The Finnish Business Men's Association of New England will hold a morning meeting then lead an automobile parade to Ford Pond in Littleton for an outing. A Williams and Joseph Hek tract oversee planned cottages and landscape changes to improve the property.

Finnish Business Men's Association of New England Ford Pond Littleton Acole Williams Joseph

Civil War Veterans Honor At Movies Reception

A. D. Holt, 88, and fellow G. A. R. veterans James Carney Thomas Campbell and Henry Clark watched first moving pictures at a local theatre. Holt praised images of Carney Campbell and Clark as fine after the screening and noted it was his first time seeing moving pictures.

A. D. Holt James Carney Thomas Campbell Henry Clark Glorious Old Civil War Guard Maynard Ip Renin Ua Thes Petal Rt Theatre Carney Campbell Clark

Newsies Annual Outing at Revere Beach

Maynard newsboys gathered on Revere Beach Boulevard for their annual outing led by Capt. Ed Gard with Jim Ledgard assisting. The fleet included Duggan and Connall among others, and the group enjoyed a sunny day ending with some sunburned members.

Newsies Revere Beach Sandy Beach Maynard Strand Capt Edgard Jim Ledgard de Rappo John Merge Duggan J Duggan Wanotano Nuty Ee Aie Bill Katovich Danny PF Connall

Golf Growing in Popularity in Maynard

Golf gains traction in Maynard with seven holes active today and nine holes planned by week’s end. Mr and Mrs Ole Adamson move into the club house apartments as improvements finish and a sale of cigars tobacco golf balls and equipment is announced. Sunday crowds enjoy the greens from morning until dusk.

Maynard Ole Adamson

Mrs Guptil Hosts Friends From Springfield and New York

Mrs Melvin Guptil has been entertaining visitors from Springfield and New York. Mrs William Tufts is entertaining her guests as well in the same social circle.

Melvin Guptil Springfield New York William Tufts

Maynard Baseball Club Strives for Home Games Amid Losses

Maynard Baseball Association trails a sparse treasury of six dollars after raising over two hundred in spring to start play. Joe White, the manager, plans out of town games to showcase the team while seeking a future return home. The squad has fought hard, with a strong winning record except for a defeat to Concord, and fans have donated more than five hundred dollars since last July, sustaining the effort.

Maynard Baseball Association Joe White Maynard Maynard Cette Concord Lexington Thanktess Cave

Tobin Couple Welcome Daughter at Monte Home

A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Martin Tobin at their Monte home. Both mother and child are reported doing well.

Martin Tobin Monte

Asaph Merriam Celebrates 77th Birthday at Chadwick Home

Asaph Merriam founder of A Mepriam & Co celebrates his 77th birthday at his Chadwick residence. Born July 13, 1846 in Meriden Conn he built a large factory making piano stools and benches after lessons in Meriden and Acton. He received many congratulatory gifts and letters.

Asaph ‘Merriam Chadwick Merriam Meriden Conn Ao Acton Nto Business Ag W. Chadwick

North golf champion hosts guests at Swastika Villa

Frank Hollister of North and Mr and Mrs Charles A Lo attend a visit with Day guests of Mr and Mrs Clarente N at Swastika Villa Lake Nagog. Loringis is named as a champion golfer and a genial host is noted.

Frank Hollister North Charles A. Lo Clarente Swastika Villa Lake Nagog Lister North Eea Loringis Golf Ee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Concord Junction South Sudbury John W. Mara Main St Tabernacle Brand Vermont Creamery Swansdown General Repairs Walden St P. H. Willis B. R. Teele B. H. Hal New Nash Bedford Concord Motor Co Tel Baker-Prescott Bride Red Hill Farm North S&t North Ave Otis H. Forbush W. Stuart Allen Benj. Pope Frank E. Griffith Jas. B. Tuttle Chag T. Baxtre Frank E. Parsons Gertrude C. Daniels Geo. S. Tucker, Jr Clarence D. Chickering George A. Richardson Arthur W. Emerson Bertram D. Hall W. Stuag Allen Samuel FP Carlisle W. Acton Roy G. Buren Concorded Anderson Jet R.O Sovantena Acton Anson C. Piper R. J. May Maynar Convention OF Finnish Business Men’s Assoc Ford Joseph Schnair Brooks Street Mayna Maynard Motor Co Enich A. D. MacRae Baseball Maynard, Mass Charles H. Persons Orrin Fowler William 8 Case Thomas F. Parker Abel G. Haynes Investment Committee Concord State Armory Auspices American Red Cross Harold Lloyd Pathe News Mae Murray
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