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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

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Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hanson

Mr and Mrs John Manson of Maynard celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at Danish hall with neighbors friends and a card and message shower. The couple danced sang and recalled their early days in Denmark and Massachusetts with gifts including a $50 gold purse and a $20 piece from Mr Hansons employer.

Maynard John Manson Danish Hall Hun Mrs. Hanson Den Nev Carl .Peterson Concord Mr. Hanson Hanson Denmark West Netty Jacob William Moore Hans Hanson Min- Christiansen

South Sudbury Gardener Receives Bronze Medal Honor

Edmund Gleason of South Sudbury received instruction and a large bronze medal from the Massachusetts Horticultural Society for outstanding garden work. The medal is offered through the Hill Gardens, Weston, Mass.

Edmund Gleason South Sudvy Thehusetts Hoticultural Society Hill Gardens Weston Mass

Maynard Town Meeting Debates Eight Room School Plan

Maynard held a crowded town meeting at Cooperative hall to decide on a new school. Mrs. Alfred E. McCleary urged a twelve room building, while the building committee favored an eight room plan with assembly hall. The vote 146 to 73 approved the eight room plan and bids from nine contractors will be considered. Joshua Naylor’s amendment to divert $40 000 was defeated.

Maynard Cooperative Alfred E. McCleary B. J. Coughlin Building Committee McCleary Building Committees Summer Street William Naylor Joshua Naylor James J. Ledgard

Walden Pond Boys Club drills at State Armory

Concord group from the Walden Pond Boys Club met at the State Armory on Tuesday evening for military drill and basketball practice.

Walden Pond The Trinitarian Church State Armory

Memorial Association Acquires More Land Near Orchard House

Miss Margaret M. Lothrop of California sold 34 160 feet of land to the Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association adjoining the Alcott homestead The Orchard House now serves as the association headquarters The sale was negotiated through Poole and Seabury.

Methodist Church Entertainment Delights Thoreau Street crowd

A Tuesday evening gathering at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Thoreau and Hubbard Streets featured District Superintendent Dr Charles E Spaulding of Worcester delivering a Mexico lecture with stereopticon views. Pastor Rev Charles B Petersen and Mr John Sven performed violin duets, backed by Mrs John Cahill on piano. The Ladies Aid Society served refreshments after the social hour.

Methodist Church Methodist Episcopal Church Thoreau and Hubbard Streets Charles E. Spaulding Worcester Mexico Charles B. Petersen John’ Sven John Cahill Ladi Aid Society Frank ‘Peterson

Concord Grange confers first and second degrees

Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry held a meeting in the Grange Hall Tuesday evening with master Timothy F Sheehan in charge A class of ten candidates received the first and second degrees The first degree was worked by Concords regular officers while a separate team from Concord Annursnac and Acton Granges conferred the second degree

Concord Grange P H. Concord Grange No Grange Hall Timothy F. Sheehan Concord Grange Concord Annursnac Concord Junction Acton Granges

Union Lenten Service Held Across Two Churches

The Methodist Episcopal and Norwegian Evangelical Free Churches joined for a union Lenten service at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Hubbard and Thoreau Streets led by Rev. Charles E. Petersen and Rev. Olaf M. Johnson. Next Wednesday the service moves to the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street.

Methodist Episcopal and Norwegian Evangelical Free Churches Methodist Episcopal Church Hubbard Thoreau Streets

West Acton Benefit Concert Aids Sidewalk Fund

A Friday night concert in West Acton drew artist friends of A Nederstedt from Boston to fund a sidewalk project. Proceeds surpassed $80 with Ernest Johnson as baritone and a varied program featuring Mixy Sandstrom, Ethel Starck, Mable Starck, and T K Knowles. In Washington Mary Woodson, missing DC girl, was found married in Brooklyn to a Belgian ex-soldier now a baker apprentice.

A. Nederstedt Boston Board of Trade Ernest Johnson Way Mixy Anna Sandstrom Ethel Starck Mable Starck T. KE. Knowles Washington Mary Woodson Washington, D. C Brooklyn Belgium

Well Known Dance Hall Burns On Boston Post Road

A South Sudbury dance hall and lunch room known to thousands of Boston Post road travelers was destroyed by fire in the morning. Volunteers from the local fire force aided by Henry Ford apparatus from the Wayside Inn fought the blaze but could not save the one story structure with a dance hall attached.

Dad South Sudbury Henry Ford Wayside Inn Boston Post Road

Grange Hall to Host Food Sale and Degree Degrees

Mrs Walsh is critically ill with pneumonia. Mrs Ida C pxerton is recovering from pneumonia. Paul Revere Chapter C E will hold a joint food sale at the Grange Hall on March 21. Forty or more candidates will take first and second degrees of the Patrons of Husbandry at the new Grange Hall on Monday March 16. The Chapter will host a reception to its past and present Matrons and Patrons at its next meeting. A motion picture show by the Middlesex County Extension Service is set for Bedford Town hall on March 14 featuring Just Folks from the poem and Beethoven Moonions. The Grangers will present Touring With The Grangers with scenes from New England and New York. admission is free.

John Walsh Ida C. Pxerton Ruby Grant Hannah E. Pfeiffer Middlesex County Extension Rvice Bedford Town Hall Parke Edgar Beethoven Grangers New England New York

Harden Bodkin Elected President of Lay Men's League

The Bedford Chater of the Lay men's League elected Harden L Bodkin as president with William J. Balfour as vice president and Samuel DPD Prince as treasurer. The adjourned town meeting for annual appropriation and other business was held Monday evening March 6.

Harden Bodkin League Bedford Chater Laymen's League Harden L Bodkin William J. Balfour Samuel Dpd Prince George R Blvin Padenaram

Wayland Bungalow Fire Reports $10,000 Loss

An eight room bungalow with servants quarters on the peat road in Wayland burned yesterday. The main hotel building nearby was saved by Weston firemen who laid half a mile of hose from the nearest hydrant.

Weston Wayland

Grim Reaper Claims Father and Son in Tragic Loss

The Caccia family endures back to back bereavements as Achille Caccia dies after a long illness and Antonia wife of Rafael dies of pneumonia within days. Funeral services were held at St Bridget’s church with a large turnout reflecting the Italian community’s sorrow.

Grim Reaper Rafael Caccia Watham Street Achille Caccia Antonia Rafael Bowen Italy Maynerd St. Bridgets Church Charles Donahue St. Bridget’s Rafael Cace

Peters High Basketball Team Banquet Highlights

Peters High basketball team was honored at a banquet hosted by Mrs. Fred Baker Middled in Southboro on March 11. Star scorer Henry Baker led the club with baskets. special guests included principal Mr Woodward, assistant principal Miss Regina Madden, and guests Robert Sealey and Sidney McNeil.

Southboro Fred Baker Peter's High Henry Baker Mr. Woodward Regina Madden Robert Sealey Sidney McNeil

Action Favours Erection of High School in Acton

Acton voters backed building a high school near Kelly's corner at a March town meeting with an estimated cost of 100000 dollars. They authorize the selectmen to seek a 5000 dollar borrowing outside the debt limit and to call a later town meeting. A town nurse was approved at 2600 dollars yearly and a 40 foot wide public highway was to be laid out by county commissioners.

Frank Tookey George A. “Richardson Edgar H. Hall Waldo E. Whitcomb L. Stuart Allen W. Routtger Concord Acton Lexington John F. Fitzgerald Boston Ttis Charlotte Conant A. M. Hedersted A. F. Blanchard Murray Brown A.B. Parker George A. Richardson Theron Lowden

Man dies moving furniture at Maynard home

Robert Finnula 50 collapses while lifting furniture at 1 Great Row Maynard. Local doctors say death due to heart trouble not found. he had been moving a family into a new home on Waltham Street. Survived by wife and three children. funeral at his home and Glenwood Cemetery.

Maynard Robert Finnela Waltham Street Great Row Pinnuke Raymond Hooper Hunter Hudson Finnula Gleasendale Villa Waltham St Hurt Glen- Wood

Acton book in demand beyond town limits

Acton residents seek The Teale Tomi Grae Ac ton Rspect of the Fight by Rev. Brook Wayer. The popular volume draws readers from nearby towns, reflecting rising interest in its themes.

Acton Rev Brookwayer

Road funds and tax rate set for Acton project

The plan follows Massachusetts avenue West Acton to South Acton road near Sydney L Richardson’s house. A total of $20,000 is appropriated for general road work and reconstruction. The new tax rate is estimated at $30 per thousand.

Massachusetts Avenue

Play Leads at Lowen Textile School Cast

Ronald MacKenzie and George Ziegler headline Northeast Engineering School honor roll. C H 3 prepares to stage the production Hottentot next month, drawing attention to the campus theater.

Ronald MacKenzie C. Nl Lowen Textile School

Selectmen Organize Led by Weed and Leith

The Board of Selectmen met and organized with George M. Weed as chairman and Hugh Leith as clerk.

Board of Selectmen George M. Weed Hugh Leith

Kings Daughters Meet at First Parish Vestry

President Mrs. B Farnham Smith chaired the Kings Daughters meeting in the vestry of the Meeting House on Tuesday of last week.

King's Daughters

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