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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
6
A touring car was purchased by an individual identified as Vialle of Concord. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the item notes the vehicle purchase and a reference to present occupants or owners.
Readable items show students at a grammar and memory work exercises including named figures like Barbara, Gertrude, Selmair and Grant. The notes reference Civil War themes, school recitations, and patriotic songs such as the Star Spangled Banner.
A terse note highlights the Telsa or cars sector with a focus on the Concora 1-W M101t model. Details are scarce, but enthusiasts note potential performance and design cues drawing attention at a recent industry event.
Maynard’s home opener is highlighted by Merrill and Morgan as key players. Ed McMannen and George Sowles star in fielding and batting roles, with Manager White leading a scrappy lineup. crowds boost town spirit as Crowe Park prepares for next Saturday’s 3:15 game against Mt. Pleasant K. of C. Boston.
Maynard High School defeated La Salle High of Waltham 7 to 3 in a well played game at Crowe Park on Saturday afternoon. Maynard struck early with seven runs in the 8th inning and Stuck on the mound struck out 12. Sims Hekkula Grondahl and Rooney starred for the teams.
Miss Barbera Lufkin visits Ning Acre corner on a short vacation while Miss Betty Dumaine spends the weekend in New York with friends. Mrs Herbert H Hall returns to Concord for the summer living at the Inn. Div 56 AOH initiates eight new members. Mrs Daniel Lothrop plans a California winter and summer in Concord at the Colonial. Haniel Wing family moves to Sunbury road for the season. Mrs M C Cann of Valhalla stays at Wright Tavern briefly. Dustan leases 10 Belknap street residence formerly occupied by Mrs Howard P Swift. McCowhan motor meet noted in Santa Monica trip report.
Concord high baseball team won its annual game Friday with a decisive score of 18 to 6 while Stoneham high fell 10 to 0 on Saturday. Angela Holden and H. W. Starrate were among the attendees at the inn where the Way East production advance agent was sighted. The report notes Mrs. Ida Holden and Miss Apoheant residents in Concord.
The group marks an anniversary with Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Keefe presiding. Miss Connell describes “Community Life” and the 50 percent Americans note. Irish songs and dances follow, with a birthday bike won by Mrs. Mary Marr and refreshments served.
Miss Bertha Stringer and Mrs. Henry G. Byng of the State Girl Scouts executive board visit Lily of the Valen troop for an inspiring and profitable afternoon. The new school orchestra, drawn from Bokboro Westford and others, aims to compete this month.
Rev Ralph A Barker leads Sunday morning services at Mrs Sanders with soloist and Sunday school. Seven confessing faith and two transferring letters join church fellowship. Midweek prayer Friday at 7 30 in the vestry. The Call of the Great Apostle is announced.
The annual church meeting Friday drew a good crowd as officers were unanimously reelected. Sunday services included Communion and a sermon on Revelation 11 1 and the temples of God. C E topic was Better Sabbath Observance led by Mrs Farrar. Evening program featured motion pictures Winning Her Way, with more reels planned next Sunday. May 14 is noted for a church observance.
Real estate for sale lists multiple parcels in Acton Massachusetts including an acre farm with facilities for meat processing and storage, one to two dozen described features, timber and outbuildings. Also mentions a 40 acre tract and several other properties with various locations and improvements.
A regular King’s Daughters gathering was held at Mrs. John Watson’s residence on Tuesday afternoon May 9 at 2 30. The piece notes residents visiting Concord and Portonwich connections, a Harvard—Colanne Ibife reference, and a trip to Ashburnham with sightings of late season specimens.
A two week Concord art festival from May 14 to May 29 features sculptors Daniel Chester French Victor, McKenzie and Beach. painters Mary Cassatt Robert Henri George Bellows Alice Kent Stoddard Gardner Symons and others. The show includes etchers and a strong lineup of English and American artists with works in bronze marble oil and prints.
The pastor will preach on Benold Thy Mother and the fourth color study in the series next Sunday. Last Sunday 12 new members joined and Communion was observed. An evening talk on Popular Spiritism and Religious Truth will follow with a discussion of its facts and fallacies.
The Concord M E Church pastor R. A. Fedje announces no morning service next Sunday. An Epworth League union meets Boston M E Church Sunday afternoon at 4 with music by the Boston Men's choir and string selections. Teas and speeches follow at 7:30. All are invited.
Mr. Louis E. Keley of Crescent avenue resumes duties with the Railway Express after a one week vacation. The Rev Fr Foley of the Dominican Fathers opened a mission at St Mich church this week with hours from six in the morning to six in the evening. The mission continues through the week and will continue next Sunday afternoon.
Want to buy old fashioned furniture in Marlboro Massachusetts and surrounding area. Buyer seeks tables chairs desks bureaus chests clocks mirrors hardware china pens and white glassware. Confidential contact for purchase offers and location details.
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