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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
1
Auctioneer announces a sale of real estate and personal property for the heirs of Lyman Tuttle of North Center Mass. The notice lists sale date in June, location Acton Center, and references to a house with tools and water services.
An auction sale is announced at 72 Main Street featuring a single room of furniture in good condition. The sale aims to attract bidders with favorable value. Terms include cash payment and immediate removal of items.
Auctich sale of Concord property items dated June 9 1925 lists goods including furniture chairs heaters range coal te of all kinds kit e and ghblne oak. pictures conch pillows cushions and other household items appear in the list along with miscellaneous goods.
An incomplete clipping mentions a deceased person connected to an automobile and the G A B Post, with a wartime context. Details such as age and full identity are missing, but the fragment implies a local obituary note tied to veteran circles.
David Baldwin employed at W M Parmenters store took a two week vacation by automobile last week. Henry Bent remains at home with a nurse Pris. Vi's Melody Boys played a dance at Town Hall on May 29 to a well attended, pleasing crowd. Mrs Henry Weeks visited her son in Mal.
Memorial Day services in Sudbury included prayers by Rev. Elbridge White and Rev. George Clarke. Civil War veterans George F. Bills and William Bills led the procession, with Spanish War veterans placing Graves flowers. A large crowd attended, dinner and band music followed the parade at No. Sudbury.
The Grange held its last gathering with patriotic orders represented. Roy Hawes chaired in the Master’s absence as a pleasing program unfolded. Forrest Shaw spoke for the Sons of Veterans while Anna Manion from Waltham addressed the Endowment Fund. A quartet and soloists entertained, ending with Taps and refreshments.
A Sears estate boxing event gathers many attendees for a night at Braves Field featuring Jim Maloney and Sharkey in the spotlight. The program promises a match laden evening with local support and likely strong crowd turnout.
At five extension service meetings twenty three visitors attended and five women brought children under five years old. The total cost was recorded as 63 dollars. If these garments had been bought, the cost would have been higher.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson M. Gordon transfer of land title is noted with the title passing to Mary J. Vaux and Edward H. Gordon.
A historical Concord court event notes results in a men’s golf or putting contest with entrants Pierce eraeri Nesen Wardwell Ferry Brooks Fessenden and four no cards. John M. Eaton wins an approach and putting contest for men with a score of 8. Mrs Motley wins a separate putting contest with a score of 10.
An item references Commander George F Wheeler and a high school, appearing as an ad or notice about a school matter or event associated with his name. No additional context or dates are provided in the readable text.
George Manter visits his hometown of Vineyard Haven Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown announce arrival of a lif B Born Wednesday. Mrs Gertrude and family moved to Silver or where they will reside with daughter Mrs Reed. Carlson relocated from Commonwealth Avenue vacated by John Waite. Concord Lodge meets at 10 30 a m. Mrs Harry Carroll returned from Linus visit. Engagements noted for John Ay. Local ball fans saw a double header at Fenway Park with Dick Loftus driving in the only run in the second game. Concord Junction hit by severe electrical storm with wind thunder hail and damage reported.
The morning holiday included many struck events with cash prizes for the winners. The ee event was a bass ball game between the Ramblers and the Tigers and the Concord Junction Union club. In seven ee, ee a defeated by a score of . At noon a special holiday dinner was served. Each prisoner was given a fruit basket and a fancy song sequence accompanied by a guard room concert.
An address was delivered at Junction with bass accompaniment from M. E. Church. J. M. Beckstrom of Broo' provided a program hour that followed by refreshments served to attendees.
Cardinal O Donohoe ordained at 9 Friday morning in the Cathedral and will celebrate high mass. Miss Miste Nesen of the Posse-Nesen School of Education Boston completed a three year course at Our Lady Help of Christians Church Concord Junction on Sunday June 7.
Maynard H. scored an over 64 to 17 win at Glee in a track meet led by Captain Joe Miy of Lexington winning the mile. Kamesh M. set a best time in the 100 yard dash while Vodokius M. and White M. placed in several sprints. L Carlton M. took second in the 440 yard dash as Grandh M. won the javelin. The 880 yard relay featured Maynard, Kimeshi, Manty and Bundalavitch on the winning team.
An exhibition will be held today from 1 to 9 P.M. at the schools to display drawings and basketry by students. Admission is free and attendees may wear festive attire. At 7:30 p.m. a program of songs in various languages will entertain the audience.
On June 3 a large crowd gathered at the parish shrine lawn to honor the Virgin. Led by a sergeant, about 500 parishioners and a communion class participated in the ceremony at the church grounds.
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