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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
7
Efficient taxis advertise quick safe transport with no parking or crowding. It promotes Alred's with trained drivers, day and night service, and a stand at West Concord 790 for quick trips.
Deputy Cumberland of Newsburyport led the annual inspection of Annursnac Grange Patrons of Husbandry at Warner Hall on Monday evening. Master Mrs Josephine Pearce presided with Overseer Mrs Edith Bailey delivering a talk on Home Help. Supper was served under Mrs Anpie Comeau.
The West Concord Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows and Willow Rebekan Lodge announce a joint anniversary observance on Tuesday April 29. Delegations from both lodges will attend the event at the usual meeting hall.
The piece advises choosing bright, cheerful colors that harmonize with current drapery trends. It promotes Finney & Hoit in South Acton for cemented inlaid linoleum and up to date radios with significant discounts and demonstrations.
Mrs. Mabel S. Badger, speaker at a Congregational event in the chapel, gave an engaging address titled The Old and The New. Hosts included Mrs. Charles F. Whitney, Mr. John Forbes, and Miss Edna Chanman.
Bedford Fruit Store owned by Chas Stefanelli offers fresh seasonal fruits and a selection of confections. A modern soda fountain with ice cream and varied flavors is available to help customers cool off in summer. Telephone orders accepted at Lex. 1138-1155.
Mrs. Edith Spooner of Somerville will lead the annual inspection of Willow Rebekah Lodge on Monday April 7 in Concord. Her suite accompanies the visit as part of the West region inspection program.
The season's first storm woke Hudson residents with thunder and lightning last night. A heavy rain fell around 11 45 PM and startled people as vivid flashes lit the sky and rumbling thunder rolled through the streets.
Oscar Grandahl proprietor of the steam baths at 6 Powder Mill road reports growing business. Maynard and surrounding towns send patrons to his modern establishment open Fridays 3 PM to midnight, Saturdays 10 AM to midnight, Sundays 8 AM to noon. appointments via Maynard 392-3.
Rehearsals every Thursday at the m3 school precede the staging of the opera Pinafore in late May. The Woman's club drama committee reports a strong cast and organized leadership with Rev. George H. Clarke as chairman and Frank S Morton treasurer. Walter E Piper sailed to England aboard the SS Carmania and plans to return for his son Richard's wedding to Dorothy Johnson of Portland in early May.
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