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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions Guy Moulton of Providence and Mrs Edwin D with scattered surnames Brooks and Puxbury. Context and actions are unreadable, with no clear event, date, or outcome to report.
Concord Woman's Club announces a tentative season for 1920 21 with luncheons lectures musicales and events from October to April. Members must pay dues by July 1 or face a 50 cent late fee and guests may attend only one meeting during the season.
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance asks public help to locate a blind ex-service man discharged in 1918 who has wandered New England. He is entitled to $100 a month compensation and $57.60 monthly insurance if he carries $10,000 of life insurance. Information should be sent to Harry Burkie, special agent, at 1 Milk St Boston. Graves Graveson of Springfield visited his parents. Maud Hunt on vacation. John Snow ill.
Braley's office will close from Thursday noon July 1 to Wednesday July 7. An advertisement announces for sale standing grass at the Fenelon farm on Bedford Road Concord Massachusetts.
Scoutmaster Dudley praised the scouts for attendance and rally performance during the season ending meeting. Whitney Smith and Parker Dudley were formally presented with their badges of office. For sale hay standing by Charles J Williams in Concord Massachusetts Lowell 1d.
Charles Davis son of J. P. Davis of Jamaica Plain disappeared while diving in the Sudbury river near Lee's Bridge. After routine swimming and a deep underwater dive his body was not found despite hours of searching as hopes faded overnight. Davis had recently joined the Frank Wheeler estate in Jamaica Plain.
The Concord scout commission announces a July 3 camp opening near a lake high in altitude with excellent drainage and water supply. A formal dedication will occur July 21 with Fitchburg officials and the Eagle merit award to a Fitchburg scout. Additional notices invite cooks, a laundress, and a general houseworker for local residents.
The Class Day program lists salutatory by John J. Mullaney history by Ruth Brown oration by Maurice Bigelow prophecy by Alice Thompson will Frances Wood valedictory by Dexter gift presentation by Margaret Whitney class song words by Alice Thompson music from Jack in the Beanstalk. Concord Grange No 150 to meet in town hall July 7 with entertainment by the Ladies auxiliary refreshments served. August 18 is Children’s night led by Theresa Macone Aukie McAvoy and Helen Ridley.
English publishers report Henry's works have sold a total of 900000 copies. The line confirms Henry remains a favorite author in England with strong sales through local publishers.
In a pitchers duel at the Boston playground on Saturday Fitton A C defeated Concord K C 1 to 0. Murphy dominated for the winners allowing scarce hits while Concord squandered chances with three runners left on third base and eight combined hits.
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