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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
3
Members of the 1st division gathered for an annual meeting in Providence. Coulter accompanied relatives traveled to the event, confirming continued ties among attendees and their families.
The Concord river bridge incident halted Car traffic as bystanders and witnesses named Edward Pike Howard Da Consola Ta Walter Fitch and several women including Mrs Edna Sleeper Mrs Florence French and Mrs Avis Fitch offered consolation to Mrs Annie French.
Report notes residents in the flood zone received help as the Red Cross unit has been active since aid began on the first day. Last Sunday the work was completed by relief workers coordinating with local authorities.
Mrs Ellen M Baillie widow of Alexander M Baillie died after three weeks of pneumonia in Concord. Born in Germantown Pennsylvania in 1865 she long resided here and was active in Ladies Union and Union Church affairs with her husband. Funeral held March 17 at her daughter Mrs Melvin Watson’s home in Rafes with burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by son Christoper Baillie of San Francisco a daughter a brother in Scotland and a sister in Providence. She had lived with Miss Agnes for the past three years.
The Sudbury Legion Post and Auxiliary contribute funds and collect clothing bedding and other items under Mrs Ethel Nelson and Mrs John Hutch directing. Items are left at Hoopers garage South Sudbury for the flood relief effort.
Pupils rehearse April 15 and 16 at the school auditorium to raise funds for the Daynard Teachers Club Scholarship. Ham H Reynolds and Leo Mullin of the faculty coach the production.
Maynard hosts a repeat performance featuring Forrest Nelson John Murphy George Jamieson Robert O'Neil and other performers whose wit and local hits drew a full house. Edwin Carlton Jr Charles Manty and Alan Palmer sang as soloists. The flood hit the college location hard.
The fragment notes a tag day related to flood relief and ducting efforts. Key entities are not clear, but emphasis is on a fundraising or awareness event to support flood response infrastructure.
West Acton hosts a rally with the local troop as part of a community event. The gathering emphasizes troop participation and local involvement.
The fragment from Collier's Weekly hints at social satire or domestic vignette titled To Get Along Pre Ae Hag Lye. The readable text suggests a light column or sketch exploring manners, perhaps humorous advice or a fashion note. Further context would clarify characters and setting.
Community groups urge residents to donate pillows and bedding to aid those in need during the current stage of relief efforts. Volunteers welcome clean items and will distribute supplies to shelters and families affected by the crisis.
A note records the transfer of the family burial lot to Maynard in Glenwood Cemetery.
Rev Paul Schultz of West Roxbury will preach at the Lenten service at St Georges Church tonight. The Parish Aldermen society will meet at the home of Mrs Avery Steele in Acton following the service. Charles service will be at four o clock on Friday afternoon.
At the whist social for St George's Church Mary Mc Carthy Mrs Bisie Trench Mrs Fred Oates and a special award to Mrs Amy Ryan were honored. A further social is planned for next Saturday evening.
The Alma Beauty Salon marks its third anniversary under the ownership or guidance of Mrs. Albert Hendrickson, highlighting quality and service as a key focus of the celebration.
Reverend Matthew A. Vanes urged the Union Church congregation to attend a special service at 7 p m. in the church on Sunday. The Vicar Notes Lenten Wednesday service is at 7 in the chapel. The pastor presents Jesus and the Lost. The choir meets after the Lenten service for rehearsal.
The Cantata will be sung at a Palm Sunday service at 7 p m. Attendees may bring younger children to the church school session. A Benevolent Executive meeting and a planning committee will organize Easter entertainments.
The next meeting is set for Tuesday March 31 with the location to be announced soon. The notice provides only the date and states the venue will be disclosed in the near future.
The Hudson Lodge EB P. O. Elke collaborates with the National Lodge to aid lodges hit by floods. Funds raised locally will support relief efforts and provide assistance to affected chapters.
The ibex or stein bok is noted as one of the handsomest wild goats with forelegs shorter than hind legs, a distinctive feature observed in this description.
A damaged clipping lists fish with cheese, macaroni and seafood salads. It references faked fish, haddock, tuna, shrimp and salmon with ingredients like mayonnaise lemon juice Worcestershire sauce horseradish gelatin and breadcrumbs. Instructions appear fragmented for multiple cold and hot dishes.
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