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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
3
Alice Messer returns to Cambridge after spring vacation with grandfather William Chapliin. Guests Sunday include Mr and Mrs Percy Lanpher of Somerville and Miss Marion Kiley of Medford visiting Miss Elizabeth Connell.
Dennis Sheehan attended a complimentary banquet for General Charles K. Darling at the Hotel Belvedere last week. Guests toured Porto Rico tablet dedication by the old 6th Massachusetts Regiment’s voyage participants. Souvenirs were presented to each guest.
Members of Division 44 AOH will take part in a body communion at 8 o clock mass next Sunday. A Food and Apron Sale at Trinitarian Church chapel drew a large crowd with proceeds supporting the Sunday school. Concord Woman's Club meets March 14 in the Unitarian church vestry with Felix Weise scheduled to speak on Uncle.
The Concord Council of the Knights of Columbus will celebrate its annual communion Sunday on April 3. Members will attend early mass and join a communion breakfast in Monument Hall after mass. Several speakers are planned. Committee: Joseph H. McKenna, chair. William L. Fitzpatrick. Walter T. Tobin. James D. Mulcahey. Kieran Hickey. John O'Grady. John Connorton. Thomas Carroll.
The executive committee of James J. Mansfield Post will meet in their new headquarters Wadenst on Thursday evening March 10 to conduct very important business.
The Old Concord Chapter DAR will hold its regular meeting on Saturday March 12 at 3 p m at the home of Mrs Herbert B Hosmer 22 Elmst. Also notices seek a general maid or working housekeeper with cook duties for a family of three adults offering good wages and a home. A cottage of six rooms near depot schools and stores is for sale or to let at 17 Laws Brook rd Concord Junction.
A portion of the Conant estate in nine acre corner has been sold to Mr Brown of New York for a summer residence. The project plans a new house to be erected soon on the purchased acres.
Rehearsals have started for a three act comedy titled Turning the Trick by the K of C. The production likely proceeds to an April staging. Also notices a room to let for a young lady with board if desired in Concord dated March 7.
The 104th Infantry veterans plan their Apremont Day reunion in Westfield Massachusetts on April 28 with a dedication of a stone bearing the France decorates colors. Many locals expect about 2000 attendees and a National Guard regiment will assist in ceremonies. Units across the regiment arrange further reunions on April 27 in Westfield or Springfield.
The Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp No 56 U S W V will meet at the State Armory on Thursday evening March 10 at 8 oclock. The committee with Commander-in-Chief J K Witherspoon will visit Concord on March 12 to greet him at 3 oclock at the flagstaff Concord Center. Members are urged to attend.
The Concord Musical Club met with Miss Edith Freeman on Tuesday afternoon March 1. The first half featured choruses songs piano numbers and violin and piano duet by Isabel Shaw Caroline Mildren Keyes Amy Julia Bygrave Helen Smith Edith Morse Eunice Pepper and Elizabeth Darling. The second part included original compositions by Miss Davis and performances by Miss Ballou and Miss Parker. Tea was served by Mrs Little and Miss Parker.
Tickets are selling fast for the entertainment and lecture and dance to be held in Monument Hall on St Patrick s night for the Irish Relief Fund. Don t miss the lecture.
Over 1200 attended the Armory town meeting as six of twelve articles were acted upon. Voters approved borrowing $75,000 to enlarge and improve the municipal light plant amid sharp debate on Edison-light questions. Key motions established a 15 member finance committee with staged terms, and officers and committees were chosen for Concord. The session marked the first town meeting with women’s rights discussed and Keyes noted it as the 50th meeting attended by Judge Keyes.
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