Local Baseball Meeting Announces Manager Election
Mrs Blanch Smith substitutes at West Concord School during Miss M Louise Everett’s absence. Walter Akers shows improvement from illness. A baseball meeting is set for the evening of March 8 at 7 36 at the fire engine house to elect a manager for the coming season. Residents are welcome and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Smith
West Concord
M. Louise Everett
Bronetal
Athma
Walter Akers
Ladies Union Meeting Plans Easter Sale
The Ladies Union held their regular meeting at Mrs Irving Duren's home this Tuesday. They voted to hold an Easter sale in March with committees for Apron, Candy, Cream, Handkerchief table, and other duties led by Mrs Duren, Mrs Tanner, Mrs Read, Mrs Fought, Mrs Flynn, Mrs Gardner, and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Irving Duren
Mra Tanner
Mr. Read
Fought
Mra Fiyan
Logan
Margaret Damon
Candy
Duren
Lapham
Maguire
Flynn
Gardner
Edwardson
Msena Pratt
Hix
Beck
Hatch
Russell
Mere Hewitt
Logan and Mrs Goddard to lead event with Miss Rideout class
Logan and Mrs Goddard will head the entertainment segment while Miss Rideout's class organizes the program. The note names three organizers and outlines who is in charge of the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mrs Goddard
Mrs Converse
Miss Rideout
Whist Party At Odd Fellows Hall Draws Big Crowd
Concord lodge No 212 IOOF and Willow Rebekah lodge hosted a successful whist party in Odd Fellows hall with 22 tables. Prizes awarded to ladies and gentlemen featured winners Mrs Waldo I Lapham Miss Marian Dick inson David Ball Andrew Raymond and Mr Healey. Refreshments and dancing followed with Edward Kopelman at the piano. Next event set for the first week in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Waldo I. Lapham
Mran Bbert Achorn
Marian Dickinson
David Ball
Andrew Raymond
Healey
Edward Kopelman
API
Union Church Sermon Series on Our Common Enemy Sin
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone to lead the fourth Lent sermon on Our Great Fundamentals of the Christian Faith The communion observed in the afternoon service at 4 o clock The evening service is canceled Tuesday evening meeting to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wheeler Stone
The Light of Jife't Examines In His Steps Topic
The subject The Light of Jife't will consider the topic In His Steps. The discussion aims to explore moral choices and personal conduct in daily life, reflecting on how individuals follow a path of ethical action.
Funeral Held for Mrs Rose Ormond in Concord
The funeral of Mrs Rose Ormond who died Saturday at her son James Ormond's home in Barerett Milord took place Monday in Concord. She passed after a brief pneumonia illness while visiting her son’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ormond
James Ormond
Barerett
Milord
Concord
Ormond
Maynard fiftieth anniversary celebration plan proposed
The message outlines a proposed Maynard fiftieth anniversary schedule for April 17 to 19 1921. Activities include church services, school programs, a reunion of old families, a band concert and community sing, a grand parade at dawn, speeches, dances, fireworks and continued entertainment in the public square and Congregational church lawn, with fraternal and social groups invited to send delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Congregational Church
Signatures for Enterprise mail to reporter urged
The note requests that all communications be signed and mentions papers will print signatures only if allowed. It discusses mailing early to the reporter and indicates signatures will not be published if requested not to.
Dorchester Social Links Tie Afloat In Euro Voyage
Miss Ruth Sweeney of Dorchester visits sister Mrs Edward Loughlin for a weekend. Mrs Benjamin Pope and daughter Mrs Mildred Moore sail Tuesday from New York for Europe and plan a stay of about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sweeney
Dorchester
Edward Loughlin
Benjamin Pope
Mildred Moore
New York
Europe
Postmastership Troubles Local Politicians
Public debate centers on successor to Mr Nagle as postmaster with Mr Willis, current assistant, the likely unanimous choice of Conc Junction residents if public sentiment dominates.
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Nagle
Willis
Conc ‘Junction
Sudbury News Briefs Include Obituaries and Local Notices
Sudbury reports Frank A. Whitcomb of Hill and Dale stock farm passed away February 19 in his 63rd year after a short illness from pneumonia with complications. The funeral was held the following Tuesday. The new board of selectmen met Monday evening. Mrs Charles Brackett remains confined to the house with bronchitis. The junior choir of the Methodists Church was represented by 15 youngsters with Mrs Kendrick as leader. The Grange meeting attracted good attendance despite poor traveling as third and fourth degrees were worked on a large class. Lawrence Matthews visited H E Rice. The Ladies Aid of the M E church met with Mrs Duval. Letters from Gilbert Haynes say he is improving and able to take an automobile ride. Rice has retired as mail carrier on the R F D. Everett White of Maynard will cover the route. Mrs Irvine L Moore, sick for weeks, was taken to Framingham Hospital. Myron Lawin, wintering in Hyde Park, visiting his daughter Mrs Walter Stone. For saleCORD wood sawed and delivered price 10 13 15 cord by R B Miles Tel 17 3 South Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Farrell
Rice
Everett White
Maynard
Irvine L. Moore
Framingham Hospital
Myron Lawin
Hyde Park
Walter Stone
Board of Selectmen
Charles. Brackett
Frank A. Whitcomb
Hill and Dale Stock Farm
North Sudbury
The
Methods' Church
Kendrick
Grange
Lawrence Matthews
Car buyers purchase from Torrey and Vialle
Charles Monson of Acton drives a Dodge touring car bought from Torrey and Vialle. John Risgin bought a Dodge ton and one half truck this week from the same firm. George H. Fenton purchased a Case touring car from Torrey and Vialle recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Monson
Acton
Torrey & Vialle
John Risgin
George H. Fenton
Torrey & Viaje
Cadillac Parade Highlight Looks Back to 1903 Model
A feature of the Boston Cadillac parade last week was a 1903 model entered by Vialle Motor Company. The vintage car, repaired after eleven years idle, ran smoothly alongside a second 190% model from Brattleboro Vermont, drawing attention at the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vialle Motor Company
Brattleboro
Miss Charlotte Starbuck in Allston Weekend Visit
West Acton pianist Miss Charlotte Starbuck spent the weekend with Mrs Frederic S. Mead at 96 Ridgemont Street Allston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Starbuck
Frederic S. Mead
Ridgemont St
Allston
Stow Town Election Held After Snow Delay
The town of Stow conducted its annual town election on Monday after a snow delay the previous week. Questions arose about the legality of postponing an election with state officials reportedly saying it would be invalid if not held on the original day. Town Clerk Mr Smith stated no opinion but noted the officers are elected and the issue could be addressed by the Legislature if challenged. Only 63 of 424 voters cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
State House
Smith
Leader Wanted to Start Local Baseball Team
Local enthusiasts seek a leader to head a summer baseball association for a 1921 season. They expect financial support if a promoter is found. Tickets are selling for Maynard Lodge of Odd Fellows first annual ball on Thursday March 10 with Sheridan's orchestra and Harry Brigham as prompter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sheridan
Harry Brigham
Local Notes From South Acton and Nearby Towns
South Acton residents visit and travel notices plus local events. Mrs Mary Armstrong of Somerville visits friends. public hearing attended at the State House. Fletcher sisters and teachers spend recess with family. a teacher from Marblehead vacations with her mother in Prospect Street. A Grand Rapids visit planned for a West Acton resident, and St Petersburg cited as a winter refuge. A new furniture business opens in St Petersburg by Stanley Hall. A lighthearted note on The Sunshine Paper and free circulation in St Petersburg. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs J Madison Fairbanks in New York, welcomed by grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Fairbanks of the village. Snow-clearing efforts on C M & H streetcar lines praised. service restored quickly. Obituary brief: Mrs Nancy S Vose dies at her home, formerly of Westford, honored for noble character. service held at Mt Hope Cemetery burial follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Armstrong
Somerville
John B. Gasé
Enis
B. Quimby
State House
Boston
Genie Fletcher
Newton
Lydia Fletcher
Wellesley
Jonathan P. ‘Fletcher
Prospect St
Bula
Sophia Taylor
Marblehead
Adelaide Taylor
Prospect Street
Charles L. Clark
Grand Rapids
Michigan
W. A. Flint
Florida
Acton
West Acton
Stanley
Hall
Delette
Evening Independent
St Petersburg
J. Madison Fairbanks
New York
Charles H. Fairbanks
C. M. and H. Street Railway
South and West
South Afton
Nancy S. Vose
Westford
Morrison
G. L. Michelson
Mt’ Hope
South Acton Improvement Association Meeting Tonight
A regular meeting of the South Acton Improvement Association will be held in Exchange Hall this Wednesday evening at 8. Special guests will be members of the West Acton Civic Club. A program of entertainment and refreshments will be served. This get-together aims to unite citizens of Acton's two precincts with heart to heart talks anticipated. No political significance. town meeting day may supply topics for discussion. Every member should come and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Congregational Church Sets Sunday Services and Communion
Rev Ratph A Barker will lead a morning immersion service at 10 30 with a sermon and the Lord's Supper. Sunday school follows at noon. An evening service with song and teaching leading to communion is planned at 7 30 with a special prep service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratph A. Barker
Sunday Morning Service at Crane Theological School
Sunday morning service begins at 10 30 with Mr Kiss Oosterhuis of the Crane Theological School occupying the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiss
Oosterhuis
The
Crane Theological School
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Guests From Local Lodges
Winona Rebekah lodge entertained guests Wednesday night with members of Concern and Maynard lodges. An excellent program pleased the members and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Members of Concern
Maynard Lodges
Senior class rehearses The Coronel's Maid for April 14
The Senior class rehearses a three act farce titled The Coronel's Maid to be presented in Colonial hall on the evening of April 14. Rehearsals under the direction of J H Hynes and Miss Helena Fowler of the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hynes
Helena Fowler
Young Peoples’ Socialist League
Parkerst Ha
Phil Bower
Battery
State Armory
Concord
Phil
Watertown K of C
Maynard Socialist Club
John Edwards
George Morris
George Laubenstein
Poland
Double Triangle Club Admits New Members and Plans Orchestra
The Double Triangle Club held a Sunday meeting at Riverside Hall and admitted new members from Concord Hudson Acton and Wilmington. Martin Gruber was named chairman of a sick committee to visit a Marlboro hospital patient. Isreal Russia of Hudson to lead a new club orchestra. Miss Bella Gruber gave readings. Guests were hosted by Miss Pear and Charles Lever on Spring Lane Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hall
Concord
Hudson
Acton
Willmington
Martin Gruber
Marlboro Hospital
Isreal Russia
Bella Gruber
Pear
Charles Lever
Spring Lane
Mrs Susan Morrison Turned 80 Four Days Short
Mrs Susan A Morrison who would have been 80 years of age four days ago is noted in a brief obituary item. The notice records her full name and age at death, marking the milestone with quiet reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan A. Morrison
Scouts train to aid Stamford fire department in drills and relief
Stamford Connecticut boy scouts drill to assist police at fires and inspect schools for fire escapes alarms and extinguishers they stage quick evacuation tests and help fight forest fires under the fire department. After passing second class they can receive a certificate making them a formal fire department helper. Blackstone Valley Rhode Island also will have key scouts as regular aids while Cordova Alaska scouts will cooperate with the local fire department using a station for meetings and gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Ail Blackstone Valley
R. 1
Cordova
Alaska
Scout rescue on ice shows preparation and teamwork
During a winter ice hockey game in Stottville New York Kenneth MacPhail fell into a deep hole as three others followed. Emil Tegtmeier guided the rescue ordering a cautious approach while Kenneth Gardner and Ralph Schmerhorn formed a chain to reach MacPhail who grabbed a hockey stick and was pulled to safety. The tale underscores scouts preparedness and clear headed action risking no one’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stottville
N. Y
Kenneth MacPhail
Kenneth Gardner
Ralph Schmerhorn
Emil
Tegtmeir
MacPhail
Scouts for forestry Roy scout project in Oklahoma
Comanche county Oklahoma scouts undertake extensive forestry work. Lawton chamber of commerce provided a free nursery site and seed stock. Frank Rush Wachita forest supervisor oversaw planting of several thousand seedlings to be distributed free to local boys and girls. Lundred trees to be planted this spring in Oklahoma City Atlas and Wichita Falls from Lawton seedling supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lawton
Rush
Southwest
Rescues Woman From Death On Rail Track
John Hollings, senior patrol leader from Pleasantville New Jersey, a thirteen year old, saved a woman on a railroad track. She faced two trains approaching. he leaped onto the track and dragged her to safety with one arm while holding the fence, narrowly avoiding the oncoming locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hollings
Pleasantville
N. J
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Marlboro
Batwing
Kuppenheimer
Framingham
Concord Junction
Ladies’ Union Meeting
Union Church
K of C
Eagles
George Lynch
Igh
King
K OF
Ht. Morgan
W. White
J. Murray
J Murray
King Nar
M. Lesage
Morrill
G. Lesage
Peterson
Ee See
J. Solomon
Sudbury
R. B. Miles
South Sudbury
Mar
Universalist Church
OLS Scouts
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
Scouts For Forestry
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