Local residents spend Sunday in town and visiting kin
Walter McClinatham was at home Sunday. George Blume and family of Lexington spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs C G Durkee are spending a few weeks at Lunenburg with their daughter Mrs J A Whitcomb.
15 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
1
Walter McClinatham was at home Sunday. George Blume and family of Lexington spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs C G Durkee are spending a few weeks at Lunenburg with their daughter Mrs J A Whitcomb.
Fred S. Whitcomb purchased a Ford touring car from J. M. Hartwell of Littleton. The Civic Federation season wraps with a June 21 meeting at GAR hall. All men are welcome, don’t miss it.
Social notes from Concord include visits by Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ingham and Mr and Mrs Everett Tierce, a New York resident at a summer home, a new Dodge touring car, a birth at Crescent Road, and a party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary AOH. Upcoming events feature a Children’s Sunday concert, a McAllister school supper, and a lawn stage production of Prunella by Concord Academy on June 16. A Pilgrim pageant in Plymouth counts Charles Noll as business manager. Vanderhoof Jr. and a sister newborn Philip Waterman Vanderhoof Jr arrived recently at Deaconess Hospital. Elizabeth Ann Sullivan died, with burial in St Bernard’s. William L. Dee, graduate of Massachusetts Normal Art School, reflects wartime service. John Kennedy of Concord Junction appears in a Phi Alpha Delta production, with an omission later corrected. The club reports eighty-three dollars in receipts and fifty dollars set aside for a pool table fund.
Maynard guarantors met at the high school and heard Miss Leona of Sabind Ohio the advance agent for the Chautauqua plans for a five day event starting July 7 at the high school grounds. This fifth year shows growing attendance with 61 guarantors and will feature top speakers and city theatre talent.
Mr and Mrs Forrest A. Parker moved to Maynard last week. Mr and Mrs William Newsham have returned to make their home at West Acton. Mr and Mrs Will S. Fletcher and Miss Dora made the trip over the Mohawk Trail Sunday.
Mrs James B Bent has greatly recovered from illness George H Thompson now greatly improved The town main streets have been oiled improving appearance The annual baccalaureate sermon will be preached at the Methodist church Sunday June 19 Children’s Sunday at churches drew large attendance A large reception followed the Saturday night dancing class Over 60 couples attended with Colonial Orchestra providing music Refreshments served throughout the evening
An extraordinary morning auction on June 20 1921 at Webster’s Garage Framingham Mass offers 3 Fords 2 Dodges 1 Hudson and a range of trucks with new tops paint and shoes all demonstrable and cash or notes terms. Also Cord Concord sale June 21 1921 features Simon Willard clock chairs rugs and mahogany pieces cash sale in Walden Street center Concord with strict on time policy and broad antique inventory.
30 acres of first quality standing grass and 10 tons of No 1 hay to be sold for Phillips Barry. Prospect Hill Farm on Boston Road Groton Massachusetts formerly Cum mings Farm. Friday June 24 1921 at 1 P M. Household furniture and furnishings to be sold by D B Aldoes 248 Church Street Marlboro Massachusetts. Real estate sold as owners leave the city. See next week’s paper for full description.
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