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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
4
Entry date August 25 1903 at Marlboro Mass post office under act of March 8 1879. Subscription rates listed as 1.60 per year in advance 2.00 otherwise. Copy price four cents for six months including postage to Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford at 1.00.
A wartime veteran urges fellow citizens to join The American Legion. He frames patriotism as ongoing service in peace and war, arguing that postwar opportunities to serve are greater and that membership helps fulfill civic obligations to the United States.
An upbeat note on reform avoiding corned beef changes. A neighborhood learner earns a cornet warns of odd inventions and crashes. Basil Thompson notes murderers have a sporting chance in the United States amid old astrologers and cable dispatches. The daughter left for downtown.
A Sudbury letter argues residents erred in voting against rebuilding the north road preferring gravel options. The writer recalls 19th century traffic on the Fitchburg line, local taverns, and stage routes, urging support for trunk lines and state county funding to advance Sudbury’s prominence.
Hudson voters at town meeting favor building a new high school with a budget of 221,925 to be raised by taxation for the coming year. Debate over a stone crusher appropriation stalled as Cronin’s amendment to strike 2500 from the article passed. The session also saw discussion on school conditions and sanitary needs, with a nine member committee to plan site and funding for a future high school.
Thursday at 6 50 a very fine supper will be served followed by an entertainment. The Double Ten Circle oversees the afternoon annual business meeting of the Ladies Circle with election of officers. Friday at 7 20 the Lenten service topic will be a prayer in relation to coming Christian life. Next Sunday morning at so sil members of the Sermon and Intermediate Departments of the bible school are invited to attend worship. Palm Sunday morning Wareh Lodge Brethren and A M will be guests of Chiiroditt Divine Worship.
Maynard social club event Saturday featured beef stew by Moa McGarry and George Jdkumieson with entertainment by Toomas Quirk and others. The evening included songs stories and monologue acts as part of a cooperative hall celebration. Tickets for a March 16 Connors Melody Boys social event are selling fast.
Six silver dollars were taken in trade at George St. Gutteridge jewelry store this week. The cartwheel dollar, once common, now attracts unusual attention as a novelty payment. One of the six was purchased by a local insurance agent as a souvenir.
A heated protest erupted as officials urged modest attire amid a debate on short skirts. A witness said the discussion reflected broader cultural tensions, while protesters argued for personal expression without harassment.
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