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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
4
Partial ad from Marlboro Massachusetts lists annual subscription 1.50, other rate 2.00, single copies four cents and postage details for Sudbury Acton area. Contains garbled OCR fragments from an 1879 era publication.
Rev Gail Cleland argues that law and order demand maintaining prohibition despite anti prohibition propaganda. He cites jail poll results, public health gains, and reduced drunkenness in Boston to urge voters to support anti liquor measures and elect reformers in November.
The Concord Boy Scouts will depart Sunday July 30 for a two week stay at Camp Neeseeponsett in North Dana Maas near Athol. The organized camp run by the council offers swimming life saving first aid handicraft and hygiene instruction along with periods for flag respect physical development and camp activities.
Philip Colidge, youngest son of Sydney Colidge of Lowell, was severely injured when a Ford touring car struck a telephone pole after a crash on Main Street. He suffered a broken jaw and unconsciousness and was treated by Dr. Mary Wentworth before being moved to Concord Hospital.
Miss Grace Richardson of Keene New Hampshire Mrs Dickerman of Rhode Island Richardson of Hull and Mrs Florence Johnstone of Peaks Island Maine came here this weekend by the death of their mother Mrs Sarah R Richardson.
Amon H. Wetherbee of Stow passed away last week at his home. The town mourns his loss after many years of life in the community. The funeral was held Friday at his home.
The Bedford Ranger A. A. defeated the Pirates of East Boston last Saturday afternoon by a 12 to 9 score. The Ranger battery was Moor aa and King. Umpires were Inner and van.
Concord Junction updates with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Derby and son Richard in Laconia New Hampshire. Miss Margaret OGrady enjoyed a weekend with friends at Nantasket. John Hannon and son Jack stayed at the Mayflower Inn Plymouth over the weekend. Benjamin Anderson finished a house on Cabot Street in Waltham.
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