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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1927

Page

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Sudbury Town Meeting Warrant Highlights Fire Apparatus Plan

Wadsworth House property to be sold to Sudbury American Legion for 1 and the town meeting on March 7 will consider articles on keeping the legion for a year then reverting to the town. Warrant includes electing selectmen for three years, a 750 purchase of fire apparatus, 25 000 for town needs, 870 for a school supervisor salary, 1000 for a road roller, and funds for a road scraper. A crossing near North Sudbury is noted for discussion.

Bury Sudbury American Legion Legion Krom Nt Jsf North Sudbury

Man Found Dead in Barn on James B. John Estate

Athboro February 26 Frank Ell 44 years old a farm laborer was found dead on the barn floor at the James B John estate in Southboro early this morning. The body showed no signs of foul play and was attributed to natural causes. Powell a steady worker long employed by the family was described as Polish can neither read nor write and left little trace of his past or relatives.

Athboro Frankell James B. John Southboro Springfield James’ John Kcal J. Lowell Unker Adelbert Collins Will Eld Powell Rela

La Mistake Presented by Seniors in Street Hall

A senior class play titled La Mistake thrilled a capacity audience Friday night. Captain Oba Skinner portrayed by a retired sea captain impressed, while Richard and Nilo Keto delivered strong performances. Ruth Moynihan and Gertrude Herbert earned praise for their parts, with ensemble support from George Mond and others.

Enfors Glickmann Oba- Skinner Ward Bklys George Ae Mond Thespians Richard Leb mi Nilo Keto Bilence Gertrude Herbert Skinner Miles Ruth Moynihan

Commission blocks B M R rail line abandonment

The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington refused to permit Boston and Maine to abandon service on the Concord Bedford line while allowing discontinuation of the Concord Reformatory segment of about two and a half miles. The commission noted the branch as a feeder justified the expenditure and cited B M earnings improving from prior policy consideration. Spring weather followed with 53 degree day and a rapid rise from 26 degrees produced rain and thawing streets.

Washington Concord Bedford Interstate Commerce ’ Commission Boston and Ma Concord-Bedford Boston Maine

Unie Cooperative Society reports solid year and board additions

The Unie Cooperative Society of May held its annual stockholders meeting at Main Street hall with a large attendance. Three new board members were elected along with regular officers. The year’s business totaled 333 025 and profits reached 11 778 89 with a 4 percent cash trade dividend for stockholders. Surplus fund expected to exceed 20 000, assets 110 068 27, liabilities 18 271 77. Coal and milk sectors led gains. restaurant declined. New mine connections and pasteurized milk boost local trade. United Cooperative remains sole local source.

Unie “Cooperative Society of May Main Street Pai United Cooperative

Cantata "The Morn of Glory" Repeats at Congregational Church

The Morn of Glory cantata by Fred W. Eatery was repeated Sunday evening at the Congregational church. The regular choir led by Gavin A. Taylor with Hazel Hooper organist, and soloists from Roxbury and Eliot Street Church shared the performance. The Ladies Benevolent Society served regents after the cantata. In the morning, Rev William Boicourt preached a second sermon titled A Church Window.

Fred. W. Eatery Congregational Church Gavin A. Taylor Hazel ‘Hooper Missing R. H. White Roral Union Rowley Eliot

Walden R A Chapter Holds Meeting at Masonic Temple

Walden R A Chapter met at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening with Ex. High Priest Irving G. Dart of Maynard presiding. A 7 PM supper was served under Mrs Duncan G. Chappian's direction. Brief memorial services were held for late member Thomas Deane with Wallace C. Priest at the organ. Mrs Herbert B. Smith presented the chapter a chip and mallet, which the group accepted with thanks. A Ladies Night was planned with committee members named, including Ex Frank H. Let.

Walden R. A Masonic Temple Irving G. Dart Maynard Duncan G Chappian Thomas Deane Wallace C. Priest Herbert B. Smith Concord Woman's Club Frank H

Miss Hendrickson Recovers From Appendectomy In Concord

Miss Dorothy Hendrickson slowly convalesces after an appendectomy at Emerson hospital last week. Meanwhile David Drysdale moved his family to Buzzards Bay to take a caretaker position at a large estate.

Dorothy Hendrickson Emerson Hospital David Drysdale Buzzards Bay

Concord Woman Julia Hayes Dies At 96 In Town Anniversary

Mrs Julia Hayes longtime Concord resident and 96th birthday anniversary marks her death at 11 last night She lived in Concord for about 60 years and was known for good qualities She is survived by three sons Daniel Patrick and a daughter Mrs Ellen Sullivan Funeral is Friday at 9am in St Bernard's Church.

Julia Hayes Belknap Atre Concord Threesone Daniel Patrick Ellen Sullivan Bernard’s Church

Maynard High Defeats Shirley In Narrow Matchup

Maynard High School defeated Shirley High 34 to 7 in a game played last night in Shirley with Maynard scoring late to seal the win. Loretta Mallen, a Saugus schools teacher, is home for vacation. A delegation attended the Elks from Maynard for their annual meeting led by Exalted Ruler Leon Shélir.

Shirley Maynard Mies Loretta ‘Mallen Saugus Mes Elks Hud B. PO Leon Shélir Ruler

Only Contest in Concord Town Election

A single contest for school committee energized Concords town election on Monday while other offices drew unopposed candidates. The school race produced decisive votes per precinct totals for finalists including H W Brigham and Lest Foss with Brigham reelected. Other offices elected include Capt John Bordman selectman Edward W Sheehan road commissioner Prescott Keyes moderator William Cross town clerk and several yearly posts with voters casting 1175 ballots.

John Bordman Concord Hugh Leith Edward W. ‘Sheehan Harry W. Brigham Bostd Citizens Lest Foss Wean Neonares Ete Ee Parsonnel Edward W. Sheehan Waldo P. F.apham Prescott Keyes William D. Cross Herbert James B. Finnan William’g. Ryan Samuel Hoar Dr. Rogs K. “Whiton Board of Health George BE. Jones Wallace 86 Conant Municipal Lights Board Henry P. Richarson

Concord State Guard Veterans to Held Seventh Reunion Banquet

William Robus of Lincoln reelected commander of the Concord State Guard Veterans Association at the seventh annual reunion and banquet held at the Colonial Inn. Officers named include Winthrop Hodges adjutant Lawrence taliwdats vice commander and Allan Kennedy quartermaster with a full executive committee. Guests of honor were Mosely and Richardson. A tribute to departed members preceded a lively evening of music and storytelling featuring Pietro Nordelia and John Dempsey with a whistling orchestra led by Allan Kennedy.

Willian €. Robus Lincoln Concord Guard Veteran Associationatelle Oes Gardner Winthrop T. ‘Hodges George P. Furber George C. Park J. Alvard Graves Gravesen Harry D. West Loring B. Fowler Isaac N. MacRae Richard F. Wood P Downing Moeeh ‘Mosely Massachusetts State Guard Veterans Association Adjutant’ Ri Chardson Thomas L. Sanborn Colonial Inn Boston Pietro Nordelia Murdock MacLeod Allan Kennedy Ben Derby Hollis Blake State, Guard Veterans Association

Concord Board of Trade Meeting Discusses Warrant Articles

The Concord Board of Trade schedules its regular meeting at Hatonhall High School Thursday March 30. Topics include voting on a quorum change from 20 to 9 and discussions on town warrant articles. If time permits, parking, electric light, water bills and taxes at the West End are on the agenda.

Concord Board of Train Hatonhall High Schoo Building Co . Mass Concord Cord National Bank

Concord Bid and Gan cia Hold Nasal Pash Shoot

The Concord Bid and Gaza held a pheasant shoot on the Alger farm. Willan won the first prize with 28 points and Salvadore Macon took second with 21. Biiger’s was noted for a high act while seven other contestants competed, including Mart and Chuck.

Concord Gan CIA Nefret Washington Alger Willan Salvadore Macon Biiger Mart Chuck

Funeral of Joel A Stilphe Held at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

The funeral for Joel A Stilphe was held Wednesday at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. The service was conducted by Charles B Pedersen, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. He is survived by a brother Sanford Stilphen of HyApon.

Joel .A. Stilphe Ginia Sleepy Hollow Charles. B. Pedersen Methodist Episcopal Church Sanford Stilphen HyApon

Concord Lodge Nominates Leaders for Next Meeting

At its last meeting Concord Lodge nominated Austin D. MacRae as Esteemed Leading Knight and a slate including William L. Fitzpatrick Ralph A. Sullivan Dr Fallon and more for various officer roles. Election set for the next meeting on Tuesday March an upcoming vote.

The Concord Lodge Parner Austin D. MacRae William’ L. Fitzpatrick Ralph A John J. Mullaney Wilbur G. Clark Fallon Ivan Servats Frederick ‘Sullivan Sr.tiegeur Richard

Concord Coldest in State Second to Lowell in Records

Boston Herald figures place Concord as the second coldest place in the Commonwealth over twelve years, with Lowell the only city colder. The Concord Weather Bureau station logged ten degrees below zero or lower in all winters except two since 1914, including subzero records in 1918 and 1920.

Boston, Herald Concord Commonwealth Lowell Fred A. Tower United States Weather Bureau

Grenfell Association Sale Strongly Backed by Middlesex School

The Concord Branch of the New England Grenfell Association held a sale of industrial articles from the Grenfell Mission. It realized about 125 dollars after the items failed to clear customs before the Christmas gale. Middlesex School contributed a large portion, with the exhibit shown on February 18.

Obituary notice from Concord area dates and heirs listed

Fragmented obituary text from Concord shows references to Henry P. Richardson and family relations. The piece mentions a chairman role years ago, marriage to Miss Licy Reynode, a lodge member, and several children and sisters with scattered locations including Brookline Watertown Lexington and New York. The exact dates, events, and full relations are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Fatierel Charinard Henry P Caeats Richardson Keane Ames Ted Yeats the & Thes Sessors Concord Licy Reynode Coby Cord Naewas Senape Country Rat al Richardson Joncor Robert Michisgoon New York Mrs. No New. York Joerdson Italy Robert Lb. Richardson Brookline Malcolm Ric Watertown N. Ellis Hi Lexington J. Chester Hatchson

Concord Women’s Club Hosts Magical Tricks Show

The Concord Women’s Club featured a magic tricks show with Siam Louis Mora as a guest. The event, held Friday at Odd Fellows hall, included a party supper with Mrs. John and Mrs. W. A. Rodday among attendees.

Ig We Concord Meombem Siam Louis Mora Odd Fellows Han Bo Artaig W. A. Rodday Loughlin Ray Favors Dasketa Papen Smith

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