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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
8
A 1926 law Chapter 122 states ice prices must be shown in 100 pound units on the wagon side starting with the morning run. The sign must be plainly visible so customers know the exact price for the size of ice needed. Prices vary by county locality.
The Ladies Union of Union Church hosts a lawn party on the church grounds Thursday afternoon and evening June 17. There will be selling of useful and fancy articles, food, candy, and refreshments and a band concert by the United Concert Band of Maynard directed by Louis Koskie from 8 to 10 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Anna Koerner visited her niece Mrs Wil lam Frankie and returned to her Brooklyn home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C L Clark are relatives of B B Smith who sold his grocery business to J J Manning who previously ran the ice cream and candy store in the same block. Miss Frances Hodgen spent the weekend with her parents Mr and
The Missionary Society of the Congregational church plans a Friday food sale in the afternoon at three o'clock. Mr A M Papadpoulos spoke at the Universaliet church on the Near East, giving an illustrated talk before the church school children. The church school will present Children’s services at 10 30 on June 20 titled Radiant June, and a christening service will be conducted at the same hour.
The Acton Grange event at Town hall Tuesday evening June 8 featured a minstrel show a recitation and singing by Shirley Schwartz and refreshments. A two act play Pa's New Housekeeper will be staged Tuesday June 22 at Town hall for the Grange benefit with candy for sale. The fire department responded to brush fires in North Acton on June ∙ The business meeting of the Grange was omitted that night.
Funeral services were held at the Taylor Fletcher home on Main Street on Wednesday afternoon June 9. Rev. Barker led the service. Fletcher, who died June 7 after a long illness, was 72. He is survived by his widow and a son.
On Sunday June 13 at the Baptist church Children’s Day featured morning recitations and songs, a dedication service, and an evening Junior Sunday school pageant. The pageant urged service to others and warned against selfish pleasures.
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