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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1923
Page
5
About a ton of scenery from New York for the Concord High School Glee Club is en route. Walter S. Wood of Crescent Street has bought a residence for Fred C. Baker at 26 Hubbard Street.
In the 21st round of the 45 tourney held Thursday at the Fire station the Knights and their mounts led by a pep burst sprinted ahead of the Hibernians who finished one point behind. Officials hint the firemen hold a spurt ready to uncork. observers should watch the K of C rooms tomorrow night. The score remains to be announced.
Crowds filled Veteran's Hall last Wednesday for the Near East Relief fundraiser screening When Knighthood Was in Flower. After the film the Middlesex orchestra played and many attendees danced until midnight.
At the Methodist Episcopal church on Thoreau Street Rev Earl Cont of Boston University delivered a timely talk titled The Balkans about Europe's outpost against Mahometanism. The program included a music segment and refreshments after the talk.
Newell's Orchestra performs at the Exchange Hall dance in Lo Acton on March 17. The event features best music and best floor, with admission available.
Fire departments ready their hoses and chemical gear for outlying fires as Concord Baseball fans anticipate plans for the next year. Al Wilson is reluctant to take on manager duties again, though many hope he will lead Concord to another exciting season like last summer.
A Concord Junction resident underwent an appendicitis operation in the latter part of the week at a Framingham hospital. Mr and Mrs Francis Ahearn are to occupy the Derby house recently vacated by Mr Peterson and family. Mrs Minnie Marshall of Waltham visited friends in town during the week.
The 1923 Anmursnac Grange program outlines a full slate with Booster's Night on March 23 featuring Berton T. Mowry, lectures and multiple degree ceremonies in April, and monthly events through January 1924 including a fair, costumes, picnics, and social nights.
OREgans Maynard dressmaking classes organized last week under the White Cross Guild direction. Classes meet Monday and Thursday evenings at the Main Street school with Miss Olive Morgan as supervisor. Open to all, applications at the classrooms or with committee members Mrs Reed Lyons Mrs George Lynch and Mrs Richard Keegan. Eight lessons are scheduled and a millinery class may be added if enough applicants and a competent teacher can be secured. Last year a successful dressmaking course was offered.
Freeman and Clancy, noted local plumbers, have expanded their business by purchasing a three store block. The move signals strong growth in their operations over the past year.
On Main Street Edward F Pinhey and partners planned a store but agreed to allow tenants to occupy until rental conditions improve. Burton Clemons left Monday for Pittfield to resume work as an assistant foreman in the general electric company plant.
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