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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Mariano visited relatives in this city. Mrs Courtemanche is confined at home on Paris Street due to illness. Mrs Edward Dunn of Broad Street is in Waterville P Q called for a relative's death. Louis Bouffard of Craig Street is recovering from rheumatism.
Sudbury resident Frank Roberts has left employment with Mr. Hall and is now working on roads for Mr. Noyes. Mrs Alice Kerrigan was in town, and Charles Kenyon has been ill and staying with relatives in Providence.
Manager Ryan of the Town team announced a game on Saturday at Crowe Park awaiting word from Marlboro and Clipton. It would be Maynard's first home game as he aims to book matches with those teams. On Sunday Plains AM Milford will pitch Ea. t Mig Boyce against Maynard.
Concord police chief William G Ryan led a Sunday raid on James Spoto at 22 Damon St Concord Junction capturing a still alcohol tester mash and about 5 gallons of liquor. In Monday court the Spotoros were found guilty of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and fined 100 dollars.
The Concord Parent Teacher Association met in Eaton Hall Monday evening. Mrs Sidney on district counselors spoke on association matters and Mrs Ab&b Webber of Bedford a state director reported on the late convention. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter praised Miss Helen A Segate who retires after 38 years as Peter Bulkeley School principal, followed by a reception and refreshments.
At the May 7 1923 annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts the Officers and trustees of the institution were elected and sworn in for the ensuing year. Names include Carlos H Persons Orrin S O Fowler William B Case and others with extensive board assignments and committees. An opinion piece follows warning against an incompetent locomotive engineer comparing it to a poorly understood human body and urging preventive medical knowledge.
Rev Alfred Wheeler Sass leads a Sunday program with a 10 50 morning service and a 2 00 church school session to promote Children’s Day “Children of the Father’s Kingdom” with annual promotions. Afternoon events cause the 6 00 evening service to be omitted. other activities include 5 00 special service, 3 00 and 6 00 Christian Endeavor meetings, 7 00 Boy Scouts Monday, and 7 30 Midweek prayer Tuesday with theme The Families of Jesus. All are invited.
Acton Agricultural Association hosts the Acton Fair on September 21 and 22, 1923 with changes for patrons. President George A. Richardson offers a five dollar gold piece to the Acton youth under 18 who writes the best page like page one of the 1922 premium list, available at local libraries, post offices, Mr Costello's store, and Richardson's home.
Ad notes stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats now on hand marked to half price to close out. Located at Miss Buck's opposite the National Bank.
Mrs Mary A Thomas Phelan widow of Raymund Phelan longtime Boston ship interest associate, dies at 65 Main Street Concord after years of illness. Survived by son George E Phelan manager for the George Robert White bequest, two daughters Mrs George A Tewkbury and Mrs Richard F Wed, four granddaughters, three grandsons, and several relatives. Services held at her home with Rev Edward Cummings and Rev Benjamin R Bulkeley. burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Middlesex School defeated St Georges School of Newport R I Saturday afternoon at No Concord to finish with nine straight victories and eleven overall in the season, with losses only to Phil lips Andover Academy and to the.
Freshmen secure the diamond championship, beating private schools to claim the title. Team performance highlights strong pitching and timely offense as they finish atop the standings.
Postmaster lists men and women with several names awaiting pickup. Included are Judson Battille, B J Bennetto, Stephen Gray, Irving Loni, Kenneth Par son, F H Pollard, Arthur Tilton, Dr Lombard C Jones, Mrs Lombard Jones 3, Mrs Geo C Kellogg, Mrs Ellen L Malone, Christian McGregor, Hattie Washburn.
James Keating of E Sudbury remains in serious condition after being struck by a car while walking on Green Hill. He has a broken wrist and multiple cuts and bruises. He was left alone by the vehicle that fled. Road repairs are underway in preparation for oiling. Roland Eaton takes indefinite leave from Boston job and will work with Arthur White, hoping outdoor work aids his health.
Memorial services were held for deceased members at Masonihall on Tuesday night. A Methodist church lawn party is planned for Saturday June 16 under the Ladies Aid society. Frank Dunham of Waterbury CT visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A O Dunham. P H Murphy bought a Buick touring car. Summer arrived with hot sun and high shade temperatures. Overcoats were shed as families enjoy bathing and lighter clothing.
Thomas O Heir an employee at the Assabet Mills dye house was badly scalded Tuesday afternoon when he slipped and fell into a vat of hot water. He was taken to Brookline Hospital with severe but not serious burns and is under observation. he is expected to recover and return home in a few days.
Mrs Luria Gabriel aged 65 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Ernest Barilone on Butler Avenue Tuesday morning of heart trouble. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Barilone and Mrs Louis DiGrappo of this town. No funeral services were held this day.
Fire department responded Tuesday afternoon to a blaze in a pile of old railroad ties behind the C M and Hecdrbarn. Firemen put out the fire while the Hook and Ladder crew were out for practice and to test new equipment Tuesday evening.
An advertisement lists ladies and children’s dresses, undergarments, hip slips, petticoats, embroidery threads, stamped dresses, scarves, and ready-to-finish items. Royal Society envelope goods are also offered at Miss Buck’s.
Mrs. Bradstreet buys a new Dodge. Josephine White purchases a Star car. Alton Clark breaks his wrist while cranking a tractor. Mrs. Nellie Hurt and Herbert Bent visit town. Parents' Day held at Weston school on June 1. World travel health trip for Harvey Hunt to California. June 16 program by Woman's club. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruth hosted Hawes family last week. 8S. D. Perry sells groves at Great Pond. Boston party details listed.
Mrs N K Madden returns to Newark after a week with relatives at 64 Water Street. David White of Church Street joins Boston and Worcester Street Railway at Framingham. Gus Comasg wins contract to wire two tenements for Stanley Kontrouiis of Mason Street, Hudson. The Young Tigers of the West part and Marlboro A C play a six inning tie at Stevens Playground, score 4 to 4, halted by darkness.
A sudden death occurred Friday to Wilbert Starrot of St Sudbury. He and his wife moved here years ago buying Cutler's place from Abbott Rogers. The widow is mourned as friends express sympathy. Funeral services were held Tuesday and he was buried in Wadsworth cemetery.
Memorial Day events were led by the Legion with Auxiliaries united. Civil War veterans were few, Sons of Veterans present, four cemeteries and monuments dedicated, Fram ingham band provided music, dinner served by Methodist church members. People visited graves and held reunions while late in the afternoon Sudbury defeated Sol Sudbury in a local event.
Fragmentary OCR note references white dimities and an unfamiliar name Senerae era. The readable text hints at fabric description or textile wording with no clear event or person.
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