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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
4
Marlboro Mass weekly newspaper note indicates Enterprise Press published Wednesdays with Second Class Matter status dated August 26 1903. Subscription rate listed as 1 dollar 60 cents per year. Post office entry referenced under federal act.
A modern art show featuring Constantin Brancusi in America prompts debate as critics label works like an alleged Eve statue as ugly and primitive. Supporters say Brancusi seeks inner meaning beyond photographic nature while opponents urge a return to traditional representation showcasing a serpent and a mother earth piece.
British flyer Alan Cobham completed a 16 000 mile round trip from London to Capetown and back to test commercial air routes. He argues air travel will cut voyage times and expand travel for business and leisure, anticipating air routes linking distant parts of the world and suggesting a future shift from steamships.
The fragment notes restrictions affecting jurors in murder cases and discusses forest conservation strategies, suggesting three approaches including using a particular method referenced as II.
Marlboro Troop 2 captured the Silver Cup for first prize at the Al gonquin Council indoor rally in Pastime Hall, scoring 16 points to lead 25. Framingham Troop 2 won 10 points for second, while Ashland Troop 1 earned the Scout Flag for distance. Over 1,000 people attended the event with Troop 2 named banner troop of the council.
Creditors of the Marlboro furniture firm Colleary and Doyle elected Michael J. Tarpey of Boston as trustee. Referee B J Young approved the election and Tarpey posted bond. Earlier a U S bankruptcy petition and a composition offer were filed, with liabilities listed at 96232 and assets at 892.
Marlboro March 24 The Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans held a whist party at the home of Mrs Nina Brown Central Street. Laties first prize went to Miss Ruth Brown second prize to Mrs Clifford Courtemanche. The first prize for gentlemen went to George Reynolds and second to Charles Cadieux. Refreshments were served as the committee members listed.
Marlboro residents host visitors from Gilman and Pawtucket while others recover from illness move or plan events. Miss Duhamel resumes as stenographer at Atty Simoneau's office. Antoinette celebrates a birthday with friends. Local clubs meet, Moh Jongg group gathers, and upcoming musical and bowling events noted along with minor renovations and sales.
Harry Ballad of Keene XI visited the city while Chief William H. bought a Chrysler. Mrs Adelard Richer travels west. George Paterson heads to Wiscasset to do missionary work. William Garceau visits his son in Maplewood Avenue. Hormidas Sasseville resumes duties at Kelley’s market after illness. Edward Fahey joins Alfred Sutherland’s staff. Mrs Edmund Bourgeois returns from New York with St Mary’s choir rehearsals led by J B Chagnon. Hope Rebekah lodge planned a meeting. Rev J Mercier and Rev Belanger pursue mission work at St Mary’s. Vernard Ferratto recovers from head abscess. District Deputies M Ley and Henry Stewart spoke at a Maynard Knights function. Banns of marriage announced at Immaculate Conception Church for Henry Bla and Miss Gertrude Ripley Trinity Pleasure of Worcester.
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