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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
4
A letter from Dennison Hodges of 52 Main Street and Middlesex School, published in the Boston Traveler, notes that worn phone diaphragms become concave. He suggests that regular urging over the fault may correct the issue and signs as W. D. Hodges.
On April 28 at Concord on the Country Club course Central Massachusetts defeated Brookline 6 to 2. Mrs D A Baldwin won in an extra hole over Mrs J H Carey of Chestnut Hill. The May 1 matches include Central Massachusetts at Concord in the first round robin with Providence set to play.
Rev. Smith O. Dexter rector lists church events at 17 Elm Street from May 2 to May 12. Includes Girls' Friendly Society, Holy Communion, prayers for the sick, Boy Scouts meetings, church school, and sermons with times.
The sum of $125 for relief of starving Russians was given by members of Trinity church Concord. Funds will be distributed through the American Friends Service committee.
Concord Grange No. 150 announces Children’s Night on Wednesday evening July 7 with the program centered on the Birds. Members and families are invited to participate in the evening event.
The first graduation and closing exercises of Maynard evening school classes were held at Co operative hall under Miss Grace L Kinney. Speakers included Rep Frederick P Glazier Supt William H Millington and O C Drechaler of Assabet mills. The program featured city songs recitations and diplomas including citizenship awards to Celes.
Florence Siegrist of the Flying Sie Grists reports long indigestion and stomach distress finally eased after taking Sanah the tonic. She says previous digestive medicines failed and credits Sanah with relief.
Neighborhood programs for women will offer free instruction in English and other subjects. Mrs Kinney will visit homes to meet residents who wish to learn, with classes continuing for the remainder of May.
The King's Daughters of Concord held their annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. B. Farnham Smith, vice president Mrs. William B. Bartlett, secretary Miss Louise Garland, assistant secretary Miss Eliza Macquarrie, treasurer Mrs. Philip A. Davis, directors Mrs. Ralph Holden and Mrs. Nathan A. Roberts, cutting committee Mrs. D. Dana Bartlett, Mrs. Walter N. Howe, and Mrs. Raymond A. Potter.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals including Primiano Keto Ruohista Helander Kansaniva Magoulian Koskinen and many others. It also mentions introductory blue seal and red seal certificates and categories like intermediate and introductory classes for minors and adults in Maynard.
Mrs. J. F. McCaWarigi plans to return to her Concord home about mid May after spending the winter in Texas with her daughter Mrs. Frederick G. Schull. Mrs Schull and her family accompany her as far as New Haven where the Schulls reside, Mr Schull having been assigned to Connecticut for his business territory.
A memorial gift presented to Trinity church is a beau brass ewer for the safe return of Mary W. Newell's godsons Edward A. Hurd and Francis D. Harrower who served in World War I. Mary Bradford, daughter of H N S Bradford, returned to school on Friday April 28. Allan French bag purchased from Macone Bros. A 1921 seven passenger Chalmers car is mentioned.
A woman describes her health improvement after taking kidney pills for a short period. She notes relief from kidney and bladder symptoms and expresses gratitude for the treatment.
Fragmentary OCR ad notices listing property for sale near Maynard Center and other real estate items. Mentions cottages barns acres, buildings, and insurance services with references to fire life and accident coverage.
Old Concord chapter will hold its annual potluck meeting on May 13 at 3 pm at the Guage House. Officers to be elected include Chairman Miss Caroline J. Molden, Miss Ellen Boyston, Wallace B. Cowan, Mrs. Alfred McCleary, and Miss Carrie Shepley, with a committee to select officers for the next year.
Radio report lists C Hayden Whitney Jr involved in a Wisconsin Moon concert on Thursday April 20 and Middlesex game at Wallingford Connecticut on Friday April 28 against an unnamed opponent.
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