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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
8
Fragmented ad copy promotes a spring book and fashion magazine with a low price and a call to mail order. It mentions yard measurements and fabric details, urging readers to request the publication today.
The Edison Company report shows savings in street lighting costs for Fel March and April this year, prompting consideration of further reduction based on daylight hours. Selectmen discuss wider daylight influence on service and possible rate cuts for the last year’s expenses.
Fire in a Mill Street residence owned by Raymond Smith caused damage from the cellar to the upper floors after the staircase burned away. Estimated loss set at 1500 dollars.
Camp Resolute adds a real Indian tepee for the Cub division with option of tepee or long house. Chairman Lewis H. Raibit presided at the camp committee meeting with Pr Morton FP Yates Max Wer and scout executive Ralph H. Whitman among attendees. A strong camp staff is planned to be announced soon. The Algonquin council journalism course held at the Civic League building featured a tour of the Framingham News plant guided by Raymond J. Callahan and addressed by Lawrence J. Miron of the Worcester Boy Scout Press Club. Scouts from five towns attended and plans were made to form an Algonquin Council press club.
The Maynard Citizens committee reports strong demand for community gardens after last year s success. About 250 gardens are expected to be cultivated with land plowed in ready sections and seed and fertilizer provided by the committee. Gardener volunteers may supply their own seed and donations fund the project with Harold Morgan as treasurer at Maynard Trust Co and committee members James A Coughlan Rev Mathew A Vance C Templeton Alan Hall A N Rivers and Paul Hilander.
Maynard The Anchor and Ark glee club present their annual spring concert in Colonial Hall next Wednesday evening. Beverly Men's Singing Club assists with a program featuring old favorites and new selections. Adrian O'Brien, a noted radio artist, will also perform.
State and New England leaders in agriculture will headline the New England Farm Marketing Conference at the Hotel Statler May 16 and 17 under the New England Council. Speakers include officials from Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Maine plus university and extension experts. A New England dinner featuring regional foods closes the event with broad participation invited.
Concord May Day gathering at Trinitarian Congregational church hosted by the Concord Mens Club for women guests. Supper served by Herbert A Brown’s Sunday school class. performances by George Erickson and others met with warm applause. club officers elected including Frank Hood and Roger W. Allen. Concord Girls Tennis opens schedule under Miss Igey White with seven dates planned beginning May 9 against Arlington High and Water Town High.
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