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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1921

Page

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Vacationers and Travelers From Lynn and Nearby Areas

A group of locals heads to Maine and New England for summer breaks. Percy Foss sails to Maine for annual vacation while Henry Jocelyn of Lynn enjoys hers. Families such as Dee, Smith, Tuttle, Varley, Bradford, and Brooks plan trips to Montreal Annisquam Castine York Harbor Duxbury and Lake Winnipesaukee. Miss Glee Marshall visits Paris after Red Cross service in the war.

Percy Foss Maine Henry Jocelyn Lynn James Dee Montreal B. Farnum Smith Annisquam Samuel Tuttle Castine Edward J. Varley York Harbor Agnes Dee Fisher Business School Waltham L. B. M. Bradford Claire Chouinard Ethel DuBerger Edwin D. Brooks Duxbury Frank McDonald Waldenst Fire Apparatus Lloyd Howe Rene DuBerger Lake Winnepesaukee

Concord Maynard and Local Notables on Moves

Richard Hartnett has joined Torrey and Vialle with Concord Maynard returning to employment. Philip Hocquard Fred Mason and Patrick O'Brien report a Canada trip homeward. Mrs F W McDonald from Lowell oversees Miss Houghton's duties. Dancing every Thursday at Waldeast veterans HQ. Miss M I Houghton and sister take a 10 day trip to Five Islands and Biddeford Pool with the Hall family.

Richard Hartnett Chautauqua Torrey & Vialle Maynard Philip Hocquard Fred. Mason Patrick O'Brien Canada F. W. McDonald Lowell

Legion Field Day at Concord on Labor Day

The James J. Mansfield Post 158 American Legion will host a field day on Monday September 5 at the Concord playgrounds. Events include a baseball game and other sports followed by an evening dance led by committee head Earle W Peckham.

James J. Mansfield American Legion Concord Legion Earle W. Peckham

Auction Sale in Sudbury Center for Francis Garfield Estate

Auction notice for the administrator of the estate of Francis Garfield in Sudbury Center. Household goods include antique tables bureaus mirrors paintings brass kettle chairs beds and bedding dishes glassware kitchen range parlor stove utensils plus farming tools a horse dump cart hay wagon plows harrows cultivators a new wagon body contents of a carpenter shop many small tools and four acres of standing grass.

Francis Garfield

Maynard Guarantors Grow Ahead of Next Chautauqua Season

Over sixty guarantors have signed up to support Maynard Chautauqua next year with many more poised to add their names. President William Naylor will convene a high school meeting early next week to tidy this year’s business files. Residents may submit their names to any listed guarantor to enroll.

Chautauqua Maynard William Naylor Horace F. Batee Amory Maynard George H. Gutteridge L. W. Sims A. W H. H. Young George Lawton O.S. Fowler Hattie Page Charles Courtney C. W. Shattuck J. A. Foster Martin DeWitt Frank G. Archer J. W.taylor John G. Peck W. R. Hooper George H. Hart J. Q W. Flood Robert Archer W. X. Macurda

Maynard Newsies Take Possession Of Revere

Maynard newsboys paraded along the boulevard in cars with banners and pennants at Revere Beach. Captain Ed Ledgard led the party with Jim Ledgard trailing, as the group rode the scenic railway and rode the chutes enjoying a day of amusements and athletics on the sand.

Revere Beach Maynard Ed. Ledgard Jim Newsies Big Cats Boss

Inquest Held Over Five Men Killed Near Sudbury

An inquest at Framingham led by Judge Edward W. Blodgett investigated the June 28 accident at Haynes Crossing Sudbury in which five Maynard men died when their car was struck by a locomotive on the NY, NH & HR line. Edward Brown owned and operated the car. survivors Stanley Siekiewicz and Vasil Foglou ski testified along with railroad crew. Judge Blodgett prepared findings for Dist Atty Tufts.

Framingham Haynes Crossing Sudbury NH & HR Maynard Edward Brown Stanley Siekiewicz Vasil Foglouski Brown Blodgett Atty Tufts

Funeral Held for Local Soldier John M. Canavan in Boston

Mrs Ellen Sullivan and Miss Margaret Leyden attended the funeral of John M. Canavan, a soldier of the 101st Infantry AEF, held Tuesday morning from his Boston home. Columbia Post American Legion led the military service. William Moynihan, who served with Canavan, was wounded by shrapnel in the arm during the death scene. Mrs George O'Donnell and daughter Margaret of Allston visited the Misses Joyce on Spring Lane.

Ellen Sullivan Margaret Leyden John M. Canavan 101St Infantry AEF France Boston Columbia Post American Legion William Moynihan Canavan Moynihan George O'Donnell Margaret of Allston

West Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Travel

Dorothy Greer of Pepperell visited here last week. Charles Boyce and children vacationed in New Hampshire for two weeks. Mrs C E Holt spent early week in Lowell with relatives. Mr and Mrs C M Ward entertained over Sunday. E L White reports sale of his place to Harvey of Somerville. C A Durkee also made a sale. Mr and Mrs E T Rice of Ports mouth NH visited here last week. Rice works at the navy yard there. B D Hall and family and Martha Houghton left by auto for Five Islands Maine for a vacation.

Dorothy Greer Pepperell Charles Boyce New Hampshire C. E. Holt Lowell C. M. Ward E. L. White Harvey Somerville C. A. Durkee E. T. Rice Portsmouth Rice

Special Vesper Service at Memorial Church Sudbury

A vesper service takes place at Memorial church South Sudbury Sunday July 31 afternoon. Miss Etta Thompson soprano and Mrs Robarts contralto with Mrs L L Winship violinist perform solos and duets. They come from the First Universalist church in Lowell and are featured guests for the program.

Memorial Church South Sudbury Etta Thompson Robarts L.L. Winship First Universalist Lowell

Town Notes and Arrivals in South Acton

No services will be held at the First Universalist church during July and August. Robert E. Christie of New York spent a week with his parents on Maynard road. J Madison Fairbanks and son Junior arrived from Long Island by auto. Charles H. Hollis of Natick visited the Annis in Exchange Square. T F Tenanty, formerly of Waltham, occupies a Hill street bungalow bought from C Gianonne. Arthur Chaplin now teaches at the Massachusetts Reformatory in Concord Junction. James Espie and wife returned from New York to the Taylors on Saturday. Mrs Arthur Wilbur, visiting in Dayton, Ohio, returns with her sister Mrs H T Miller. Frank W Holt sold seven acres on West street to H W Bursaw who plans an oil plant move. Nearby West Street lots may be developed. residents welcome the Bursaws as citizens.

First Universalist Church Robert E. Christie New York Samuel A. Christie Maynard Road J. Madison Fairbanks Long Island Charles H. Hollis Natick Sumner B. Annis Exchange Square T. F. Tenanty Waltham Hill Street C. Gianonne Arthur Chaplin Concord Junction Massachusetts H. T. Miller Dayton Ohio Frank W. Holt West Street H. W. Bursaw Bursaw Concord Crow

Grand Sale of J W McNiff Farm Stock and Household Goods

Auction in Concord Mass on July 30 1921 begins at 9 30 a m featuring J W McNiff Newtown Road Littleton sale includes six horses a pair of black mares a fast trotting mare with 2 09 record seven Holstein cows and five heifers plus harnesses wagons tools sleds and household goods sale notes stock to be sold at 11 a m payment cash prize items and lunch provided by a caterer.

J. W. MecNiff Newtown Road Littleton Center West Acton Littleton New England J. W. McNiff Maia

Concord Junction Local Notes and Vacations

Dr R N Woodworth drives a new Ford sedan. Miss Elizabeth Connell visiting Lawrence friends. James Adams on a week long store vacation. John Woodworth away in West Harwich Massachusetts. Miss Hazel Holt on annual vacation at So Wellfleet Missouri. Miss Hazel Alexander returns to Lawrence from two week stay with aunt Mrs J R MacKenzie. Concord High Alumni elected Louise Williams vice president Muriel Hewitt secretary. Frank Leighton family trip to Niagara Falls and Canada with cousins expected two weeks away.

R. N. Woodworth Elizabeth Connell Lawrence James Adams John Woodworth West Harwich Mass Hazel Holt The Allen Chair Co Wellfleet Hazel Alexander J. R. MacKenzie Commonwealth Ave Concord High School Alumni Association Louise Williams Muriel Hewitt Frank Leighton Leonard Cousins Cousing Auburndale Niagara Falls Canada

Bedford Notes and Local Sports Updates

Philip O Dowd of Lexington visited relatives on Loomis Street Sunday. The Ranger AA versus South Acton game was canceled due to wet grounds. Bedford fire department extinguished a motor vehicle fire Friday at 10 30. E J Collins returned to duties with G A Skelton after a two week vacation. Several townspeople traveled to Lexington to watch St Bridget s Boys Club defeat Dorchester Catholic 2 0. Bedford town team played Nottingham s Lake nine at home Monday and went to play Tuesday.

Philip O' Dowd Lexington Ranger AA South Acton E. J.collins G. A. Skelton St Bridget's Boys Dorchester Catholic Bedford Town Notting’s Lake

Hibernian Ball Draws Players From Waltham

In a social gathering, attendees traveled from Waltham to attend the Hibernian ball in the city. Participants included locals and visiting guests who enjoyed the event and its festivities.

Bedford Beats Riverhurst In Weekend Ball game

Bedford town team traveled to Riverhurst and defeated Riverhurst by 7 to 3. Battery for Bedford was Blackburn and Sullivan with Hartwell contributing.

Bedford Town Riverhurst Bedford Blackburn and Sullivan Hartwell

Ranger A A V Waltham Twilight Defeats Ranger Nine

The Ranger Athletic association of this town fell to a Waltham nine by 12 to 6 in a twilight game Thursday evening. Battery for the home team was Case and Smith with Hunnewell umpiring.

Ranger Athletic Association Waltham Case

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Maynard, Mass Legion Field Day Howard Burr South Association Hall Concord Junction, Mass Bebe Daniels Velvet Fingers Louise Huff Turkigh Towers Harry W. Fritz Commonwealth Avenue Concord. Junction Maynard Newsies Revere Distatty Dead Hero Audipion Ford Motor Western Electric Main Street Hibernian Ranger A. A V. Waltham Cadillac Sales and Service Vesta Batteries Concord Motor CO Walden St. Innes D. Campbell Tel Edward H. Torrey Moving Pictures Concord State Armory American Red Cross Blanche Sweet Conant Machine Co Main St Coal Deal
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