22 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
1
Michael Shea considers constructing a house on the site purchased from Charles Haynes after Miss Carolyn Watson’s return to Sudbury from New Hampshire.
Dr. Sumner B. Annis plans residence occupancy while Watertown guests visited her parents on Prospect Street. Early spring signs appear with 36 robins seen and bluebirds and black birds in flocks. A March 17 Exchange Hall party hosted by a committee of William Mérri Kar, R. Jones, L. T. Fullenton and others issued about 100 invitations. Otis Reed and daughter Elizabeth drove to Mattapoissetony to visit his parents.
The American Legion Post led by Commander Carl Peterson and its Auxiliary announce a veteran census to collect needs of ex service men and women who served in World War I. It seeks claims, unemployment, compensation issues, and relief help, urging all veterans to sign up even if not Legion members.
Edward J. Farrington will lecture the Concord Woman's club this evening at 8 p m. His subject will be the Arnold Arboretum.
A sale led by John A Finigan on March 23 1922 at 10 a m offers farm stock tools and equipment for Arthur Fridge at 16 Coolidge Ave Cambridge with cash terms and catering. Separate Lexington Bryant Farm sale March 28 1922 features Holstein cattle farm implements machinery lumber pipe and other items with sale at 10 a m and weather rain or shine.
A large sale at Fletcher's Corner South Acton Massachusetts lists blocks, shafting, baskets, ropes, ladders, dining set, parlor suite, beds, stoves, sewing machine, cookware, lamps, and farm implements. No reserve terms cash. Sale starts with firm tools. lunch by a caterer. By order of Henry W Burlaw.
Chairman Samuel Hoar spoke to the ways and means committee at the State House on Wednesday March 15. He urged Concord to oppose a bill to create a state reservation of Lake Walden, citing concerns over preserving local access and rights.
The Church Service League of Trinity church invites all church societies to work together in the Parish House on Fridays during Lent. The Parish House opens at ten with each member bringing a basket lunch. The play Johnnie's New Suit by Concord Woman's Club, March 13, repeats March 30 at the Unitarian vestry to raise funds for philanthropy.
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