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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
10
Miss Marguerite Leighton of Cliftonvale spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. W G Lawrence. John Lund has left the employ of the Assabet mills and started this week to work at the Strathmore mill Westvale.
The first Maynard to Concord car in nearly two months passed Friday causing a stir. The line had been blocked by snow and ice since February 5 during the big blizzard. The stalled car was towed to Maynard car barns for repairs and regular service has resumed with early passengers Mrs. Arthur Wood Mrs. Wm. Cunningham and Miss Gertrude McBurnie riding from Concord.
Martin Nelson died on Wednesday at the State sanitarium Lakeville where he had been treated for weeks. He was 27, formerly employed by Allen Chair Co. He was quiet and well liked, leaving many friends. Funeral held Saturday at his sister Mrs. Martha Simpson’s home, Rev. Alfred W. Stone officiating. Burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord. Nelson was a veteran of thet.
Mr and Mrs C B Jones move to Middleboro after ill health forces Mr Jones to resign his duties at the Reformatory. Friends applaud the relocation and wish them health and success in the new venture.
Jacob Burach of Boston, a popular weekly visitor to the town, was struck by a car and knocked down. His head injury required Emergency hospital treatment, but he recovered sufficiently to return home the next day.
A Wednesday evening screen showing in Association hall attracted a large crowd. The 1930s era Little Women performance by Concord branch alumni raised a goodly sum toward the $4,000,000 fund.
The body of Mrs. Sydney Van Cotte who died last week at her Roxbury home was brought to Concord for burial. She formerly resided in this town with her family on Derby Street and will be remembered there.
The Misses Barbara and Anna Nee of Wellesley visit their mother Mrs. Mary Nee at High Street for Easter week, staying with family.
Former Maynard resident Oscar Sawyer, now in Denver, has been chosen president of Mechano Chemical Gas Neutralizer Co. The firm aims to patent and market an exhaust gas neutralizer to reduce carbon monoxide and other exhaust pollutants. Sawyer served in the medical corps during the war and is the son of Mr and Mrs Silas Sawyer with a brother Chester in Maynard.
Birchurst Golf Club members polish clubs for early season play. Old time members urged to register early this year as restrictions may apply to non old timers due to growing participation in golf.
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