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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
2
A reflective piece compares people to potatoes guarding virtue where visible yield misleads. It contrasts wartime alliances shifting to Paderewski’s land, then discusses listening to horses and driving tone. It praises Red Cross work and ends with a gardener’s quip about humor in gardens.
Friday June 3 1921 marks fifty years of marriage for Mr and Mrs Amos H Rines who wed in Lowell on June 3 1871. A party at their South Acton home gathered relatives and friends from Somerville West Acton and Concord Junction to toast the couple with a vase filled with tips that yielded gold coins as tokens of the occasion.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs next of kin and interested parties in Georgie A Brown estate to show cause on June 27 1921 why letters testamentary should not be granted to Ward M Obis executor without bond. Public notice directed.
Mr and Mrs Edwards Pratt left Saturday for a summer cottage on Lake Winnikee shore at Lakeport New Hampshire. Pratt plans to test his boat engine with Jake aboard and is famed for skilled locomotive operation on Boston Maine tracks. Lawrence Clark begins as intern at Munson State Hospital Palmer for the summer.
On Saturday night a detail of 10 Hudson police officers was posted at Lake Boon to deter any trouble on Hudson territory. Officials warned that frequent disturbances on the Hudson side would not be tolerated and street quarrels would be checked promptly to keep residents safe.
In Concord Junction Ward 6 defeated Ward 8 by 6 to 4 in the second game of a three game local championship series. I McCabe dominated on the mound, Mac Eachern's catching shone, a questionable Delaney error spurred fan suspicion, and a late steal by Delaney added controversy to the contest.
Joseph Anson Whitcomb died Friday at his Winthrop Street home in Concord Junction at age 79. He remained active until shortly before death and attended to work. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Acton. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs David Ball.
The Detroit Bree Press notes a reader asks about starting a garden and mentions needing tools owned by neighbors, hinting at borrowing plans.
Heirs and creditors are notified of a petition for administration of Juliette Wood's estate, late of Acton Middlesex. Charles E Wood seeks administration without bond. A hearing is set in Cambridge Probate Court June 27 1921 at 9 am with seven weeks publication.
A concise history of New Hampshire from Mason’s colonial founding to statehood. Virginia Mason’s era, settlement roots in Rye Dover Exeter Hampton and Portsmouth, 1641 Massachusetts union, 1679 royal province creation, and the Granite State nickname. Four electoral votes attributed.
Hudson high school athletic association presents a three act comedy Husbands on Gravel Tuesday night at town hall. The cast includes Miss Gladys Mevis, Nancy Manier, Alice Shea, Ruth Twiss, Laura Shevlin, Edmund Schofield, George Farley, Alan Brothers, Howard Mitchell, Clarence Brigham, and Elliot Hayes. The Hudson nine shows strong improvement and may finish second in the Midland league. Runaway Brook golf course attracts about 25 local members with good prize luck reported.
A brief notice to Middlesex County Commissioners includes an address to Iditidlesex seeking clarification or action. The fragment suggests governance or administrative correspondence with county officials and a named recipient. The exact purpose and outcome remain unclear from the readable text.
A historical remedy claims to loosen phlegm and mucus and clear air passages. It soothes inflamed membranes, eases hoarseness, stops throat tickling, and promotes restful sleep. Dispensed by M B Church on Main Street in Maynard Massachusetts.
The Board of Belectmes will meet each Wednesday at 7 p.m. in their rooms for one transaction of business. All applications and complaints must be presented at that time or be sent to secretary Frank Binks, Chairman.
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