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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
10
Maynard lineup Bower Bakun JR Manning center En and Maynihan backs. Services held at the church and Pastime hall Saturday night Maynard. A strong game anticipated as both teams seek a win.
The annual town meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 13. Officials plan to discuss articles on the warrant including funding and a bridge project plus other items to be reviewed.
The 2 ie jue Council will be held in Boston on April 19 with speakers including Patrick McGrath and ex-Gov. pn of New York. A whist party followed, featuring 30 tables and prizes for ladies and gents, plus a postgame collation.
Chief John Con fore with Federal Enforcement Officer Lavis of Hudson seized an eight gallon still at 159 Main inside the old Central house and found thirty five gallons of mash. The mash and still were taken for analysis. Jackimetz was fined 25 dollars and jailed for cruelty to animals after authorities uncovered a horse and cow shot due to neglect at Eveleth farm.
The Masonic Social Club celebrated Washington's birthday with a 6:30 chicken supper at Mason ic hall and an evening social at Odd Fellows' hall. Scotch members hosted as guests, followed by a club orchestra and song program conducted by Wilbur Hamlin with decorations by Frank S. Binks.
Theodor ic Jones and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their kind words and deeds during their recent bereavement. Also notes that income tax reports were filled out and attested by P J Sullivan notary public.
Letter describes a souvenir salvaged after the Roma air ship explosion over Hampton Roads Virginia. A fragment of a vest worn by a victim and a ship piece were sent to the Enterprise by Louis Toupin who witnessed the wreck and later visited Captain Matar, brother of Tom of the city.
The Union St. Jean Baptiste society reports a strong membership drive led by Council Grenier and Council XUI. Captains and officers including William H. Wellen Samuel Martel M J Barriad and Henry Ledoux express confidence in reaching quotas. A public event is set for March 19 at St. Jean hall with Nashua and Woonsocket officials expected.
Ash Wednesday services were conducted at St Marys Church this morning with Rev J L M Leosque officiating. Blessing and distribution of ashes followed for the congregation. An additional service at 7 15 pm will include a cannon and prayer before ashes are distributed.
Yesterday afternoon about 6 30 the driver Charles F McCormack reported his car was sideswiped by a truck owned by M W West near the Brig ham farm in Hudson East part road. The McCormack vehicle was badly damaged.
The funeral for C Waldo Brigham ex chief of the Marlboro fire department and former Fairmount baseball player was held at the First Congregational Church in Neponset. Surviving were living team members and Brighams in Marlboro Westboro and the service was led by Pastor Stanley H Addison with a quartet singing Gatherin Home Beautiful and Face to Face. The body was entombed in Rocklawn Cemetery. Bearers included Harry K Brigham George Brigham William S Brigham and Eugene Brigham.
Obituary for M D Oviatt, longtime Sudbury physician and school doctor, beloved organist and charity supporter. Respectful community figure who served public health and Cross work. funeral at South Sudbury Memorial Church Thursday at 2 30. He married Hunt and left a legacy of kindness and service.
All day session of the Farm Bureau will be held Thursday March 2 with men meeting under Mr and women led by Miss Hendry. A stereopticon lecture and community singing are planned in the evening and an invitation is extended to all.
Concord C Hayden Whitney purchases a Dodge sedan from Torrey and Viaije this week. Rehearsal notes mention a production to be staged Monday March 13 at the Eating Woman's seat with in house performers and expected wages in a letter from Phi Soocaceth.
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Scout Headquarters hosts Troop 4 meeting tonight urging all members to attend. Troop 5 gathers at the Unitarian vestry tonight at 7. Troop 2 holds a special session Saturday at 3 o clock at the hall.
A fervent defense of completing work to perfection. The author argues that half-hearted effort breeds dissatisfaction and urges steadfast commitment to high standards, noting a rising trend toward perfect goods and work despite initial difficulties. Copyright.
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