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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
8
Rough OCR fragment notes about a visit by about 100 students from Har Hered na Miller, with a referenced direction of Geo. The text is fragmentary and unclear on date and purpose of the visit.
We have several hundred tons, both new and second hand. Don’t fail to go before buying. Tate and Washington Street Boston. Acton Massachusetts. Phones Main West Acton 70 day or 11.
Mrs Murray McLean wife of Charles McLean of Ayer and formerly of Concord was laid to rest in St Bernard's cemetery after a high mass at St Bernard's last Saturday. Burial followed in Bed a McLean’s memory notes her death last Wednesday. She was about years old and had lived in Concord Junction previously and then in Jefferson New Hampshire.
Ayer. Mr. McLean is a baggage master for the B M railroad. Besides her husband, she leaves her mother, Katherine, her sister, Margaret, and her two brothers, John and George.
Salem won 6 to 2 over Concord on the Concord grounds last Thursday night. Davies pitched well allowing six hits, Duggan struggled for Concord, and Concord committed four errors. An upcoming Legion game was set for Monday at 6 15 after the contest.
Village news reports visitors and hometown events. Sister Mary Urban joins the habit at the local convent, plans a week’s stay. Mrs W J Park and children visit Mrs W A Rodday. Miss Mary returns from a vacation with Miss Vera Brooks in South Hampton New Brunswick. Barbara joins Mr and Barbara at St Ines? and tours New Brunswick by boat. Mrs Fred Zeller and son visit Mrs Julia Eckert in Cot age St. Charles Richardson, now in Maine, renews local acquaintances.
A Littleton gathering hosted by Anmursnac and families featured swimming races for boys and girls, potato races, a needle threading contest, boxing and dancing plus a concert at the Unitarian Vestry with Horace Alwyn and William Ames performing piano and strings. Prizes went to winners including Roderick Nagle and Marion Dempsey among others.
Law notice states Book No 29433 is lost and payment is stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings is issuing the notice through H F Smith Jr of Concord Massachusetts dated July 7 1922.
South Acton reports the heaviest thunderstorm of the season at Fort Pond on Tuesday evening. Residents recall it as the worst in memory as waves rose unusually high and caused damage. Burke’s new twenty by ten foot wharf was lifted and blown ashore. his boat and a large hemlock were knocked over. canoes and moorings were displaced. The grove road was smashed and cottagers cleared fallen limbs thrice while returning to camp in their autos.
Troop 4 Boy Scouts camped near Long Pond in Littleton assisted in a water incident. Robert H. of Somerville, son of Mr and Mrs James Kirk of Washington Street Walpole, swam and helped with sterilizing water and other tasks. Mr Kirk reportedly entered the water after a heavy meal.
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