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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
3
A local repair contact is available to restore goods to first class condition. The adviser is close by, reachable by telephone for prompt service.
Dr Norman C Spencer and Mrs Alice Spencer announce the birth of a daughter on May 2. She weighed 7 pounds 16 ounces and is named Alice. A windowless, summer building is described, 20 to 40 feet long, built with John Hoar’s help. A painting insured for 75000 dollars titled Christ Entering Jerusalem will be exhibited in the structure and later shown in Florida.
A stranger rents land on the Clark place along Lexington road in Concord, with authorities or neighbors noting the arrangement and potential use of the property.
Concord Woman's club sends delegates to the annual state Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in New Bedford on May 24 and 25. Delegates include Mrs. Geo R Blinn club president, Miss Caroline Holden, Mrs. Herbert B Smith, and Mrs. George E Walcott. Mrs. George Minot Baker, president of the Massachusetts Federation, will be present.
The 1881 voting list names original 1700 settlers in Concord amid long family residency. Of 45 names, 35 remained residents and taxpayers in 1922, including Adams Baker Barker Barrett Brooks Chandler Clark Dakin Davis Derby Farrar Flint French Fuller Hall Hartwell Heywood Hoar Hosmer How Hubbard Hunt Hutchinson Jones Mason Miles Potter Robinson Smith Wheeler Wood. Two still have representation: Mrs. N B Stow and Rev Bulkley, with 1923 prospects.
Investigations of Carrot Blight are noted along with investigations by the Apple Disease Control Office focusing on Apple Seal. The records reference investigations and related controls.
Rev Gail Cleland pastor of Trinitarian church spoke before the Bat on hall P T A last week on Japan in the modern world. He noted Japan’s transition toward industry, differences between urban electric life and rural rickshaws, and the youth’s evolving religion.
Prof Webster S Krout of the Department of Botany will establish permanent headquarters at the Market Garden Field Station in East Lexington. The move supports pathological studies of fruit and vegetable crops with support from eastern state growers. A laboratory space is provided, costs partly funded by market gardeners, with moving and travel expenses covered by local fruit associations and Farm Bureaus.
A Concord home writer Miss Sears presents The Romanced of Fiddler's Green set in Bolton with Shaker customs. The tale features John Kent and a demoniac boy against a backdrop of peach blossoms gardens and old Massachusetts history.
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