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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
5
Remains of Mrs. Katherine Jarnette of Ocean Point Ma were taken to Southboro for funeral services conducted by Rev John Wilson. The ashes will be interred at Forest Hills cemetery in the family plot.
Spono, July 22, Vallone, 12, of 254 Shrews Street Worcester, riding as a lineman in a truck owned by H P Hood, was thrown from the seat when the axle broke. He sustained lacerations to knees and body and was taken to Marlboro hospital after first aid at the scene. The patient’s liver was uninjured.
A 10 year old child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Rey of Lawrence, died from septicemia while visiting grandparents. The funeral and final arrangements are under the care of Frank B Child. The family has ties to the big city and the telephone exchange, and the death has shocked the local community.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a trust matter involving the Condition Maynard Trust Company and an individual named Maynard, with unclear relationships and transactions. The readable portions reference a bond, a will or deed, and a local probate context. No clear dates, places, or full names are established in the legible text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions directors and a statement of knowledge and belief. The readable portion references Toran Liabilities and a declaration by directors including someone named Denson. No clear event, date, or outcome is obtained.
Miss Arlene Roberts vacationing at Lake Boon. Miss Vivian Girouvard spending time at Old Orchard. Mr and Mrs Merton Leighton two weeks at Noxon’s Camp Benton N H. Dr and Mrs William Godfrey Long Island City visiting Garritys. West Street Misses Thivierge Clancy Emmons return to Allen store duties after vacations. Several others on two weeks breaks. A fishing outing at Douglas for Lafalet Circle and a motor trip to Bartlett’s Pond noted. Yeon Gaucher injured last night remains in hospital but expected to leave tomorrow.
Thought tat he received internal injuries and gess Longley of Manning street died at Ayer hospital after an operation. The service for Longley, a 40 year resident of Ayer, will be held at 2 pm from the Federated church on Washington street. He is survived by his wife Flora Burgess. Also noted: Bernard Kane and Charles Le left on a motor trip to New Hampshire with Edward Hudson. F. L. Claflin of Park street returns from summer home at Oak Bluffs. Joseph Provasoli of Fay Byrne Plumbing Co. takes two week vacation with John Yer of Dennison Mfg. and Robert Bergman of Times Publishing Co.
Yesterday at Pleasant Grove near Lake Boon a Robin Hill group gathered at the chapel at 10 am and rode to the lake by autos. A bountiful lunch was served at noon, and attendees enjoyed boating canoeing swimming and a motor trip around the lake. Sports winners included Eleanor Hudson first in the Potato Race and Edwin second. Cazaropoul also took first and Sensis Cazaropoul second in the Intermediate division.
Seniors Ruth Day won first in the 100 yard dash with Kenneth Day second and Theron Monroe third. Juniors Ernest Sidelinger claimed first in the broad jump with Arnet Day and Harry Munroe second. Eleanor Hudson took second. Mrs William Weagle was general chair and Vincent Eager attended. A joyful Sunday school picnic at Robin Hill ended at six with praise for a fine event.
Concord police raided Victor of Brook road Sunday evening and found a copper still and home liquor. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty by Judge Prescott Keyes and fined 100 dollars. Another man, John Haney of Lexington road, was fined 16 dollars for drunkenness. Flowers were gathered at the Town hall for the King's Daughters flower mission Monday afternoon.
Members and guests gathered at the cottage of Leon Bodman in Fort Mead yesterday for a Marlboro Kiwanians session. A barbecue lamb dinner, flower distribution to Boston charities, and speeches by President Evans Paul Harris Drake and Edward Nichols marked the event despite showers and minor auto mishaps near Lake Nagog.
Miss Nellie Seaver of Leominster is visiting with Mrs. Harry B. Morse on Main Street in South Acton.
George Underwood, son of Mr and Mrs William Underwood, rests comfortably at Marlboro hospital where Dr Robert St Jacques attends him for heart trouble. Mrs Grace Underwood visits relatives in St Albans as Mr and Mrs Charles Newton travel west. Firemen schedule field day in late September.
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