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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1923

Page

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Acton Center Woman’s Club Delights With Home Talent Day

The Acton Womans Club held a Home Talent Day led by Mrs Edna H Flagg. Acts included a piano duet by Mrs Florence Davis and Mrs Hope C Holland, an original poem The act of the Rainbow by Miss Louisa Cropper, vocal solo by Mrs Grace O Sears, a talk on Appreciation of Sculpture by Mrs Lucille C Clapp, a piano solo by Mrs Sears, recitation The Legend of the First Madonna by Mrs Anne J Kimball, and a final America singalong by members.

Edna H. Flagg Florence Davis Hope C Holland Louisa Cropper Grace O. Sears Lucille C Clapp Grace O Sears Madonna Anne J. Kimball America

Concord Club Opens Spring Meeting With Harp And Piano

The Concord club held an open meeting March 20 at Mrs B Little of Plusketiquid Road. Miss Helen Smith played harp and Philip Meyer performed piano, their first appearance to charm the audience. The program included Brahms Two Pianos Hungarian Dances, Spinning by Hasselmans, Rogers Love Has Wings, Rachmaninoff My Lover and other selections with Mrs Hubbard and Mrs Brown joining on piano and voice.

Concord Club Mra B. Little Plusketiquid Road Little Helen Smith Philip Meyers Neces Brahms Uhler Percy W. Brown A. Hasselmans

Local police seize liquor in two Saturday raids

Police led by Chief Frank Binks conducted two afternoon raids in the age business district. Packages of whiskey gin moonshine and cider were seized from multiple locations including Spirogons store and a pool hall. Licenses were suspended or revoked and court action planned after state chemist analysis.

Frank Binks John Connors Nicholas Driscoll Ernest Rasmuseen George Waterhouse Sanford Swanson Owen Spirog Nascnst Heart of Age Julius Silon Wadw Unbocsi River Street Wome Jakey Pappas Gilman Anboczi Concord Binks

Miss Antoinette Watson Suffering Illness At Home

Miss Antoinette Watson daughter of John Watson of Richardson Drug store has taken a vacation from school duties to recover from a complication of diseases she has been suffering from at home.

Antoinette Watson John Watson Richardson Drug Store

Auction Sale by John A Finican Concord Auctioneer

Donlon's Express and teaming equipment to be sold at auction in Waltham Mass Tuesday April 3 1923 at 10 oclock AM. Includes 8 horses 1400 to 1750 pounds each wagons carts sleds caravan team harnesses cart harnesses shovels chains whiffle trees ropes single and double carts tool boxes horse collars and related items Donleh s stable located opposite the city stables Waltham Mass

John A. Finican Concord Mass Donlon’s Express Emeryst Waltham Wea- Donleh City Waltham, Mass

Auction of 120 horses from Greenfield by John A Finigan

Concord auctioneer John A Finigan announces sale of 120 horses for M J Tetreault of Greenfield on Thursday April 5 1923 beginning at 10 30 AM. Only the best horses on the market will be shipped.

John A. Finigan Concord Mass M J Tetreault Greenfield

Concord Mass Auction Sale of Livery and Teaming Gear

Concord Massachusetts sale listing for J. E. Adams Hollis Street Groton MA. Auction Saturday March 31st 1923 at 10 AM. Includes seven horses weighing 1200 to 1450 pounds each and a wide range of harnesses wagons carts carriages sleighs farm tools ropes and chains. Cash terms with rain or shine clearance of livery and teaming equipment.

John A. Finigan Concord Mass J. E. Adams Hollis Street Groton

Auction Sale at Schra Farm Hastings R R Station

A clearance sale by Arthur P Fellows of Kendall Green Mass on Monday April 2 1923 at 10 A M at Schra Farm near Hastings R R Station Fitchburg Div Boston & Maine R R features 10 dairy cows high grade Guernsey Jersey and Holstein 16 qts to 22 qts a day two farms general business horses mule harness haying gear tools and various items. Sale rain or shine cash terms lunch served.

John A. Finigan Concord Mess Arthur P. ‘Fellows North Avenue Kendall Green Mass Schra Farm Hastings Fitchburg Boston & Maine Guernsey Jersey Arthur P. Fellows Kendall

Groton Soldier Patients to Be Taken to Rutland

Groton hospital plans move of soldier patients to Rutland hospital after a letter to a Ladies Legion Auxiliary member. Local reactions mixed with regret as Auxiliary and Legion prepare spring activities and a joint April celebration. Daisy drive planned April 13 and 14 to support sick patients. sick committee named.

Groton Rutland Ladies Legion Auxiliary Legion Odd Fellows Halls Maynard Legion Auxiliary William Doyle William Martin Susie Kelley Hannah Sullivan Mary Rasmussen Bertha Rasmussen Eugene Thompson Mary KE Martin Margaret Smith

PASL Series Opens With Pasl Victory Over Maynard Town

The PASL basketball team defeated Maynard Town in the first of a three game set at Pastime Hall on Thursday evening. Maynard Town featured Marsden Ennequess Hellawell Moynihan McNair while the PASL lineup included Manning Kelley Frigard Saarinen and Ojalebto. The second game is set for Parkers Hall and a possible rubber game will be held in the coin favored hall.

PASL Maynard Town Pastime Hall Serisns T Marsden Ennequess Hellawell Moynihan McNair Manning Kelley Frigard Saarinen Ojalebto Parkerst Hall

Nashoba Fruit Producers Association Holds Annual Meeting

The Nashoba Fruit Producers Association met at IOOF Hall in West Acton with about 270 members. Leslie Smith of the Massachusetts Bureau of Agriculture spoke on advertising Eastern apples and the Eastern Apple Show in New York. Committees were named on Nashoba representation, partridge damage relief, and dues. a plan for advertising nitrates in orchards and pack honesty was discussed. officers will be elected at the April meeting with nominees including Sabine, Babcock, Cobb, Clemens, and Hutchins.

Nashoba Fruit Producers Association Ioof Hall West Acton Leslie Smith Mass Bureau of Agriculture Nashoba New York City Bny Western Growers O Advantag W Ames Littlerton E H Priest Littleton Harold Priest Gleasondale Mr Smith New York John Hardy New Hampshire New Hamshire R. J. Babcock R. C. Cobb Fiske Lunnenburg W. P. Groton P. H. Littleton Krout W R Wescott Lore Be Teem B. M. Davis Shirley L. N. Davenport Mass Fruit Growers Association Growers Association Clarenceohnson Boston Commission Davenport Albert R. Jenks Association W. Sabine Groton P. H. Babcock Harvard David Clemens Stow Gordon Hutchins Concord

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