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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1922

Page

8

Salmon fishing party trips through lakes in Maine and New Hampshire

Maynard George Hooper Fred I Maynard Robert Denniston and Murray Ballon from Concord fished for salmon at Suna Lake New Hampshire but the fish were scarce. The party moved to Sehaye Lake Maine where luck did not improve. A final stop at South Windham Maine at the home of Dr Monard A Hamblen marked the happiest moment of the trip.

George Hooper Fred I Maynard Robert Denniston Murray Ballon Concord Suna Lake Sunapes Sehaye Lake South Windham Monard A. Hamblen Maynard

Brush Fires Keep Fire Department on High Alert

A brush fire started near the baseball field and swept acres of adjoining land. Firefighters, including men and boys, fought strong winds as the blaze moved toward the Sudbury line and threatened the town poor farm and pest houses before being brought under control.

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Marriage of Mary Veronica Pes Rear and Paul Devaney

Mary Veronica Pes rear of Daniel O'Brien and Paul Devaney son of Mr and Mrs John Devaney of Clinton were married at St Bernard's Church on Wednesday April 19 at 9 30 High nuptial mass celebrated by Rev Michael P Mahon Church decorated with asters lilies carnavans palms and ferns music by a full chorus soloists and organist Bride's attendant Miss Sara Towler Brother of groom Earle Devaney served as best man Bride wore white chiffon gown with court train veil arranged in fan style Flowers and reception held for about 200 guests at Mrs E N Hill banquet hall

Mary Veronica Pes Daniel O'Brien Paul Devaney John Devaney Clinton St. Bernard Michael P. Mahon Josephine Loughlin John Mullaney The Towers Leehue Maynard Sara Towler Earle Devaney Michael Towler Mauree Devaney Martin Murphy Clintn Martin Wane Duane E. N. Hill Bair- Sys Ory

Windsor Couple Wed In Concord Honeymoon Kept Secret

John Devaney of Windsor and Richard Devaney, brother of the groom, joined by Mrs. Devaney and family from Atlantic City, gathered guests from Greater Boston. The bride cut and served her wedding cake to guests and wore a dark blue Poiret twill suit with a fawn hat. The couple, now married, will reside in Concord.

John Devaney Windsor Talawan Concord

Acton Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary At Home

Mr and Mrs Hiram Livermore marked sixty years of marriage with a reception at their Westatrent home Monday from 4 to 6 pm. The event drew guests including Mr and Mrs Jesse Livermore of New York and featured flowers, catering by a Boston firm, and schoolteacher recollections from Luther Conant of Acton now past ninety.

Hiram Livermore Westatrent Jesse Livermore New York Boston Mr. Livermore Shrewsbury Acton Luther Conant

Sudbury Notes Include Grange Show And Local Moves

The Grange will stage a musical comedy The Guest Returned with additions at Town hall on May 12. Mrs. Maud Miles held an auction at her home May 1 and sold her place to Dr. Holmes of Somerville. Mr and Mrs Doten plan to move into Mrs Helen Noyes’s house. Miss Ivers left Edwin R Ponds farm for Framingham to rent the Dennison place. Lizzie Goodnoy bought the econ Sawin place in Centre. The Unitarian church will be open for services. A May meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was at Mrs Frank Perkins’s home. Arthur H White is adding to Frank Julian’s South Sudbury place. Flora Watson, formerly at E A Powers’s home, will move back to New [unclear], leaving many friends.

Grange Town Hall Maud Miles Dr. Holmes Somerville Doten Helen Noyes Miss Ivers Edwin R. Ponds North Sudbury Framingham Dennison Frank Julian Southudbury Flora Watson A. Powers New

Nelson expresses gratitude for floral tributes after bereavement

Mr Olaf F Nelson thanks neighbors and friends for the beautiful floral emblems sent during his recent bereavement. Sincerely O F Nelson.

Olaf F. Nelson O. F. Nelson

Development of country life in America outlined

Dean Davenport argues progress from old three months winter schools to community high schools and calls for enhanced country church development. He notes modern homes are better equipped but need more centers of culture and urges improving financial tools to buy country homes for a robust, self governing citizenry.

America

Merchants urged to extend marketing and storage for year round trade

A speech states the need for gradual selling of agricultural products and longer marketing periods. It argues that producers should market steadily rather than in harvest-time bursts to reduce price swings, benefit both farmers and consumers, and ensure a constant national flow of goods.

America

High school plays fill hall with Friday night crowd

Station Agent Harry Whitney on the sick list shows ly improving. The high school presented plays Friday evening April 28 with the hall full. Cast included Johnnie's New Suit with Gertrude Stance Phyllie Burr Eunice Hall Ethel Baldwin and Whitney. Another production Who's Who featured Harry Rice Ralph Lowell Albert Goodnow William Manty Earle Baldwin Arthur Nelson and Malcolm Lewis.

Fire damages segments of Sudbury rail junction

A large blaze Saturday near the old Ira Moore farm spread to the swamp and burned the South Sudbury railroad station. A sizable responding crowd helped contain the fire, with no buildings destroyed.

Ira Moore Sudbury

Boston Market Review Week Ending April 28 1922

U S Bureau reports a strong demand and price gains in fruit and vegetable markets. Maine Ben ull and Rus eta lines up and down, lettuce and onions steady, berries and citrus present mixed. Dairy and poultry prices show a firm wholesale tone with some declines near week end. live stock steady with moderate hogs and veal values. A Maine Methodist conference merger proposal from Auburn is approved by two conferences.

Maine Benull Texas Bermuda Virginia Vance Bastel Carlots Earbhy

May She Invite Mim Into the House from Maquette Ad

A New York World advertisement for the Book of Maquette poses etiquette questions after a dance. It argues the “folks are still up” line is outdated and suggests the girl decide locally with the suitor. The solution: invite him in to break fast.

Mim New York World

Education aims at broad use of science for life control

The text argues education should go beyond spreading knowledge to enable applied science that governs life. It promotes rational inquiry over empirical tinkering, science as a basis for action, and science aiding human well being. It envisions science shaping life and freeing the human spirit with good will.

Starboard and Port in Ancient Rules of the Road

The piece explains how ancient navigation used starboard and port to guide ships. It notes sailors defined starboard as the right side from early voyages and derives terms from esta borde and larboard, with gestures likely used by helmsmen.

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