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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
8
A busy Maynard column lists residents visiting relatives and guests from Lowell Boston Watertown and Concord with notes on recoveries illnesses and social events. Local calls include hospital updates church activities and a petition by merchants urging U S Greece relations.
A famous strong man from Brothers Circus recounts a career lull and recovery after illness. He describes bodily breakdown, then recovery following treatment that restored appetite and seven pounds. The account emphasizes the relief and renewed strength from the medicine.
The Girl Upstairs sketch given by the Girls' Friendly Society drew a full audience with every seat taken. Gladys Hellawer Beatrice Cwitell Alice McDonald Grace Jamieson Eva Jamieson Mary Waterhouse and Hazel Easthope formed the lively cast with musical afterpieces by Eva Jamieson Alice McDonald and Maury Newton providing vocal and violin entertainment.
A local guild launches a membership drive on Sunday March 5 to raise funds for communal works. Solicitors will visit homes promoting new members as the community is urged to join and support charitable efforts led by wealthy benefactors and everyday participants alike.
Funeral services were held Monday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Patrick's Church for Mary Lynch wife of Walter Lynch and mother of a daughter. Rev. Micha Walsh celebrated a mass of requiem with bearers Michael Lynch Michael Maley Thomas Mellugh and John Smith. Floral pieces conveyed community affection and esteem for the deceased.
Text shows partial notes on Lenten observances at St Bridget's church with distribution of ashes and evening services. Reads as a report of morning and evening rites and sermons, though many words are garbled.
John Lebowitch of Main Street was found Sunday morning at the foot of a river street stairwell in a bloody, precarious state. A crowd gathered amid rumors of self harm before Chief Frank Binks reported he fell. Dr. Cowles noted a full length nasal split needing several stitches.
Stanley Vodoklys son of Mr and Mrs Frank Vodoklys of Main St and Eltefi Henrietta Cronin of Hudson wed Sunday afternoon. Rev Fr Mullin performed the ceremony at St Michael's church with Frank Vodoklys a groomsman and Miss A Cronin a bride’s cousin as bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride’s brother Charles Cronin’s home. The couple will reside in Hudson.
Under Lady Warwick auspices a crowd gathered at Ragle Hall Thursday for a social evening. Wives and members of the Warl Kite 2 and 5 St. G. attended, enjoying vocal solos by Miss Eva Jamieson and a grand wareh led by Fred Oates and Mrs Wilson Cutter. Arrangements were by Mrs Oates, Mrs Mary Taylor, and others.
Joe Seonair reported a break at his snoner camp on the Assabet River. Fish pole and other articles were stolen. Police alerted. investigators reviewing leads after the Sunday discovery.
McEnellys Orchestra entertained about 600 people at a Sunlight Dance in Colonic Hall Washington. The event was hosted by a local dance committee. Maynard reportedly could not complete a solo due to his health. Mr Kauppe received an offer to join a Western Symphony orchestra and is considering it.
The New England Trio performed Wednesday evening under the Ladies' Benevolent Society at the Congregational church in Maynard. The concert, praised as high grade local entertainment, delighted the audience with its comic highlights and refined program. Mrs Essa Case coordinated arrangements with Miss Kole Haynes assisting, under Benevolent influence.
Miss Minnie Downy fell and broke the bones of her right wrist Wednesday evening. Dr Ward Flaherty set the bones and Miss Downy is reported improving. Also listed: For sale parlor stove in good condition at Parker St. May nh 3.
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