Concord Agomobiles Thrilled Streets with Song and Frogs
A lively Sunday in Concord drew many agomobiles into the streets while song birds filled the air. By evening frogs were heard, adding natural sounds to the bustling scene.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
3
Palm Sunday Observed At Cison Church
Palm Sunday services opened with Rev Alfred W. Stone delivering a sermon on the theme Our Great Fundamentals of the Christian Faith The Holy Week program lists guest pastors and services through Good Friday at Concord area churches plus a housing ad and real estate notices for Concord Junction bidders and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cison
Alfred W. Stone
Preston R. Crowell
Union Church
Stow
Holy Week Services and Civic Events in Concord
Concord reports Holy Week services at St Bernard's on Thursday Sunday and Saturday. Mrs George Minot Baker of Elm Street chairs the State Federation of Women's clubs and attends the Framingham Mother craft conference as a guest. Baker attended the Boston Woman's club luncheon and will visit the Woman's Charity Club in Boston. Richardson's block gets a fresh coat of paint under Mark Moran's contract. The town records a record warm March 20 with 0 degree shade temperature, following a major snowstorm a month earlier that disrupted the trolley on the M. C. and H. line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Bernard's Church
George Minot Baker
Elm St
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Framingham
Baker
Boston Woman's Club
Woman's’ Charity’Club
Boston
Troley
M. and H
March meeting at new quarters for J. J. Mansfield Post
The J. J. Mansfield Post A L held its March meeting in newly opened quarters on Walden street with Commander Horton Edwards presiding. A parade in Lexington on April 19 will feature flag bearers and an escort. A house warming is planned for the second week of April with Department Commander James T. Duane speaking on Legion hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mansfield
A. L
Walden Street
Horton Edwards
Lexington
James T. Duane
Legion
Dunne
Bride-To-Be Showered With Gifts By Friends
Miss Katherine ein of Barretts Mill Road was surprised Thursday morning March 17 when about 30 friends gathered at the home of her sister Mrs Raymond W Rosborough in Somerville. The event included music, a tasty collation and thanks to the donor party. Miss Smith is to wed Charles Brown of Trenton New Jersey with the wedding date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ein
Barrett's Mill Road
Raymond W. Rosborough
Somerville
Miss Smith
Resborough
Charles Brown
Trenton
N. J
Plans for Concord Firemen's Ball Emphasize Success
Readiness for the third annual Dance of the Concord Firemen's Benefit Relief Association at the State Armory on Easter Monday. James Mara chairs the committee and reports a superior dance order with Newell's orchestra providing music. Other members include Ernest Hinsman William Rielley Harvey B Tuttle Edward Varley and William Mara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Firemen's Benefit Relief Association
State Armory
Wight
James Mara
Newell
Ernest Hinsman
William Rielley
Harvey EB. Tuttle
Edward Varley
William Mara
Mary Walker Parker to wed Leon Foss in June
Miss Mary Walker Parker of Nashantue Road will marry Leon Frederick Foss of Concord likely in June. Parker, a Miss Porter’s School graduate and Sewing Circle member, plans and Foss, a Harvard alumnus, is connected with the Harvard University and Exchange Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Walker Parker
Nashantue Rd
Leon Frederick Foss
Concord
Miss Parker
Miss Porter
Farmington, Conn
Mr Foss
Harvard
Harvard University and Exchange Clubs
Lecture on Social Service Work in Honolulu
Mrs Arthur Rath of Honolulu will present a lecture on Social Service Work in Honolulu on Thursday March 31 at 3 30 p m in the vestry of the Trinitarian Congregational Church under the auspices of the Woman's Union of the church Miss Rath formerly Miss Ragna Helsher of Concord has worked in Honolulu for many years All are cordially invited Miss Lucy Hancock has accepted a position at the Colonial Inn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Arthur Rath
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Woman’s Union
Ragna Helsher
Concord
Local Notes and Visits From Roxbury to Concord
Mr and Mrs John Henderson of West Roxbury were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John K. E. Loring. Mrs George Nelson and daughter Mary of Palmer are visiting Mrs Nelson's father Gordon Wilson. Earl Prescott and son Herman and M. Northrop motored from Groton to spend Sunday with H. W. Tripp. Prescott drives a new Studebaker. The Misses Flint of Concord bought the house and land on Grove Street formerly occupied by Chris Jensen and family. James O’Hiflorin has resumed duties at Concord High School after recovering from a recent injury. Joseph Wright, son of Mrs Mary Wright, was brought home from Massachusetts General Hospital after an axe wound to the hand. recovery progressing. Strathmore mills resumed operations after a months' shutdown with about 40 percent of workforce. Mrs Frank King arrived from Buffalo to join her husband, who has been with his mother, Mrs L. G. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
West, Roxbury
John KE. Loring
George Nelson
Mary of
Palmer
Nelson
Gordon Wilson
Earl Prescott
Herman
M. Northrop
Groton
H.W. Tripp
Prescott
Studebaker
Missus Flint
Concord
Grove Stownsites
Chri Jensen
James O'Hiflorin
Concord High School
Joseph Wright
Mary Wright
Massachusetts General Hospital
Strathmore Mills
Frank King
Buffalo
L. G. King
Martin Helsher Surprised On Seventieth Birthday
Martin Helsher was surprised on Sunday as about twenty relatives gathered to celebrate his 70th birthday. He thanked guests and joined in the afternoon and evening festivities with vocal and instrumental music, a buffet lunch, and final birthday wishes as the party ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Helsher
Mr Helsher
Reir
Brush Fire Ties Up Concord Fire Units
A stubborn brush fire raged in woods off Old Marlborond forcing Concord and Concord Junction departments to battle the blaze for hours. Strong winds aided spread as firefighters labored to bring it under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Marlborond
Concord
Concord Junction
John Peterson
Russell House
Mainst
Harry McCormick
John McClary
Marlboro
Woman's war relief meeting at Miss Kelly's home
The Woman's war relief volunteer committee meets today at Miss Helen Kelly's 6 Hubbard Street. Rev. Charles Taber Hall preached Lenten services at Trinity Episcopal Church with Holy Week services daily this week. Chuck Bulger signs as Gardner team's third baseman after manager offered a good proposition. he had considered other berths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's War Relief Volunteer Committee
Helen Kelly
Hubbard ‘Street
Charles Taber Hall
St John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chuck” Bulger
Gardner
Chuck
Snappy Rehearsals Underway For Concord K of C Play
Rehearsals for the Concord K of C annual play proceed smoothly for a mid April performance in Monument Hell. The three act comedy Turning the Trick will be directed by Miss Mary Mahon of the Mahon Powers Studio Waltham with cast including Edward Flannery Elizabeth Loftus Frances Loughlin Frances Prendergast Isabel Riley George Maguire William Towler John Mahon and Casper Jenney. The committee in charge features Edward Flannery Thomas Mulcahey and Casper Jenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord K. of C
Monument Hell
Mary Mahon
Mahon-Powers Studio
Waltham
Edward Flannery
Elizabeth Loftus
Frances Loughlin
Frances Prendergast
Isabel Riley
George Maguire
William Towler
John Mahon
Casper Jenney
Thomas Mulcahey
Concord High Baseball Team Rounds Into Form
Concord High School's baseball squad, after a week of practice, nears its April 9 opener against Maynard High in Concord with a return game in Maynard. The lineup features Loftus, Dugan, Millaney, Williams, R. Williams, Flynn, and Duggan, with Toad on the mound and Giles catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High
Concord
Maynard
Loftus
Dugan
Millaney
Williams
R. Williams
Flynn
Duggan
Toad
Giles
Car from Concorn Derailed Near Brighams Corner
The nine o clock C M H line car from Concorn derailed near Brighams corner Sunday night. It left the rails and tore up the road about 20 feet before stopping. No injuries were reported and Maynard crew labored all night to rerail and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorn
Brigham's Corner
Maynard
Ladies Entertain Disabled Veterans at Pepperell Hospital
Under the direction of the Ladies Auxiliary of the J J Mansfield Post A L an entertainment will be given at Pepperell Hospital for the benefit of disabled soldiers. The show occurs the Sunday after Easter. The committee hopes the boys will enjoy it as much as the Groton Legion minstrel show entertained soldiers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J.J. Mansfield Post
A. L
Pepperell Hospital
Groton Hospital
Old Fashioned Dance Returns to Town Hall
A large crowd of all ages gathered Friday evening in the town hall to relive dances of long ago. The colonial singing orchestra of Waltham provided the music and refreshments were served at intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Red Cross Lecture On Child Welfare Held In Town Hall
The final public lecture of Concord Chapter American Red Cross series took place Thursday evening in the town hall. Dr Richard M. Smith of Boston addressed the audience on Child Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American Red Cross
Town Hall
Richard M. Smith
Boston
Concord Woman's club meeting and local notices
The next regular meeting of the Concord Woman's club will be held in the vestry of the Unitarian church on Monday afternoon March 28 at 3 p m. An entertainment will be given by Mrs Nina Fales Peck. FOR SALE Smalls farm in Acton with dwelling house barn and carriage shed thereon Buy in time for spring planting For terms see or write to Edn F Loughlin 363 Main street Concord Junction Mass Lost Book According to law notice is hereby given that Book number 30604 has been lost Payment ton SD stopped The Middlesex Institution of Savings Henry F Smith Jr Treasurer Concord March 14 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Unitarian Church
Nina Fales Peck
Smalls Farm
Acton
F. Loughlin
Main Street
Concord Junction
Mass
Middlesex Institution of Savings
Henry F. Smith Jr
Concord
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