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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1922

Page

8

Sudbury Woman's Club Play Presented at Town Hall

The Sudbury Woman's Club staged A Berap of Paper at Town Hall June 9 to a crowded audience with cast including Forest Bradshaw Edwin 8 Wallace Powell May Temprance Gup- Vda L. Helen Blackmer C. L. Pickett Florence May i Stone. Stage setting and costumes showed careful work and success. A severe electrical storm with hail damaged homes, windows, gardens. a cow was killed at the Ames farm in East Sudbury.

Town Hall Forest Bradshaw Edwin Wallace Powell Roy . May Temprance Gup- Vda Helen Blackmer C. L. Pickett Florence May I Stone Unitarian Church Grange Hall Clarence Baldwin Ames Farm Sudbury

Sudbury Falls to Natick in Weekend Baseball Game

Sudbury lost a Saturday baseball game with key players absent and others shifted to new positions. Natick emerged victorious. Also notes Odd Fellows attendance and Maynard Methodist church service Sunday morning.

Sudbury Natick Maynard

Sparks Circus Returns With Record Show in Maynard

Nearly twice as big as former years the Sparks circus unveils a mammoth, modern tent show. A grand pageant and grand revue lead the program featuring world stars, trained animals, three rings, and a lengthy two hour display. A street parade precedes the opening exhibition on June 21 in Maynard.

Mammoth New Circus Maynard Sparks Circus America Attof Q 5 Aeto Three Rings Maya

Concord Fair Helps Frances Willard Settlement Rain Insurance

The Concord Country fair at Llewsac Lodge Bedford raised 3350 for the Frances Willard settlement aided by a rain insurance policy. A $500 coverage required one tenth inch of rain between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. but rainfall was just short, triggering $350 to be paid by the insurer.

Liewsac Lodge Aken Boston Bedford Llewsac Lodge

Maynard School Outing At Twilight Club Cited

Maynard teachers held their annual outing at the Twilight club on Lake Boon this afternoon after schools closed. The High School sophomore class also held its annual event at the Twilight club this afternoon.

Aciino Twilight Club Lake Boon

Arbuckle Receives One Vote In Popularity Motion Picture Poll

Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle has received one vote in the motion picture popularity poll. If an outsider casts another vote he will have two, marking a minor shift in the tally.

Roscoe C Fatty) Arbuckle

Graduation Day Observed at Trinitarian Church Ceremony

Worship services on Sunday morning June 1 began at 1 20 with a processional hymn and responsive reading led by Rev Gail Cleland. The event included baptism for the son of Mr and Mrs Peveril Peterson Rigaarg Peterson diploma presentations to Primary Dept scholars and a benediction with distribution of potted plants to children.

Trinitarian Church Gail Cleland Peveril Peterson Rigaarg Peterson Margaret Whitney Alvina Peterson Towle Henry P. Thorpe Thomas Todd, Jr Emily Henon Gertrude Ashjornson Esa Lundstrom Virginia Prescott Margaret McDonald Helen Fahey Dorothy Engerbretson Edwin Crosby Carl Engerbretson John Martinson Geo Masterton Elmer Willard Gaillefand

Hospital Seeks Upright Piano For Patient Comfort

The Coness hospital requests a good upright piano as the current instrument is worn and unplayable. Reverend Smith Owen Dexter of Trinity Church has held Sunday services there for nearly a decade and asks for any donations of a suitable piano to bring joy to patients and nurses on Sundays.

Coness Hospital Smith Owen Dexter Trinity Church Adf Dexter

Installed Officers at Odd Fellows Hall

Karl Kuchiner lodge 8S of St. G installed officers Monday evening at Odd Fellows hall. Charles Spence past president Nathanel Davis president Nathan Crowther vice president Albert Axford treasurer Joseph Varaden secretary Frank Rowe assistant secretary John Webster messenger Harold Taylor messenger Joseph Brown chaplain John French inside guard William Oates outside guard Clement Sutton grand deputy and suite of Cambridge led the ceremonies.

Karl Kuchiner

Local notices from Concord Junction area events

Former resident Malcolm aboard returns to Ohio route in a stopover. Frederick A. Waite welcomes a baby boy born May 31 at Deaconess hospital. Ladies Union lawn party set for June 24 at Help of Christians church grounds. Annursnac Grange 369 met with Charles Lemar as guest. James Adams and others hosted ice cream and cake refreshments.

Brown Ohio Malcolm Oabewrett Driscoll Camp Deveng Co.h Frederick A. Waite Deaconess Hospital Ladies’ Union Party Help of Christians Church Annursnac Grange Oda Fellows Charles Lemar Marlboro James Adams Edward Sheenan Rodney Pratt James Culli- Naire F. W. Taylor

Prison Officials Inspect Jails Across New England States

Frank S. Walker of the Massachusetts Reformatory led a five member committee visiting Massachusetts Connecticut and New York prisons to study systems and conditions. They inspected state prisons at Wethersfield and Sing Sing noting contrasts in management. The group traveled by automobile under Commissioner Sanford Bates. FOR SALE Childs stroller Irving Felch Central St Concord Junction.

Frank S. Walker Massachusetts Reformatory Massachusetts Prison Officers’ Association Massachusetts Connecticut New York Commissioner of Corrections Sanford Bates Wethersfield Cogn Sing Sing

Formal Opening of Maynard Country Club July First

The Maynard Country club will formally open its new nine hole golf course on Saturday July 1. The Whitney farm of 68 acres purchased in 1921 has been transformed into a fast course with town water piping and planned electric lights. The house has been renovated to provide member and ladies quarters. Six holes will open on July first with the remaining three when ready. Membership is limited to 200 with initiation $100 and dues $25 annually. Guest play limited by proximity and frequency, with guest fees of $1 on holidays and $2 Sundays. Officers include H. Gutteridge president and a board of governors.

GOLF Maynard Country Club Wiitney Board of Governors Country Club H. Gutteridge William H. Brayden Wilson James J. Ledgard Clares Jace C. Priest Howard A. Frank E. Sanderson Wal Courtney Oliver C. ‘Trees Brooks Reed Arthur Sullivan Herbert Brayden J. J. Ledgard Ler? Lawrence George H. Gutteridge Charles Courtney Frank Price Frank Brayden Wallace Priest Brooks Reed House Committee Arthur Bariteau Wilder X. Macurda F. E Sanderson O. C William J. Brayden

Parmenter-Smith nuptials and local notices in South Acton

Mrs Henry E Tolman Mrs Minnie O Prescott and Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilbur of Manchester N H attended the Parmenter Smith nuptials at Maynary Wednesday evening. Elizabeth Handley of Leominster guest at the Piper home. Mrs Charles L Clark chosen to represent West Acton Women’s club for Groton TB hospital work. Proceeds of a Groton food sale totaling 30 donated to the cause. Mrs Clark named director at a Boston Presidents club meeting. News of the death of Mrs Sidney J Richardson following operation in a Boston hospital. Congregational church services and Sunday activities listed. First Universalist church services and Children’s day events noted. Baptism invitations extended.

Henry E. Tolman Minnie O. Prescott Arthur Wilbur Manchester N. H Maynary Elizabeth Handley Leominster Anson C. Piper Charles L. Clark West Acton

Obsolete home remedy for chest cold using Wicks and vapor

A dated home treatment advises applying Wicks with antiseptics and camphor over the throat and chest, rubbing in and covering with flannel. It promotes nighttime vapor inhalation to loosen phlegm, reduce chest tightness and cough, and lessen pneumonia or influenza danger.

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