Town Observes Homes Week May 10 to 17
The town will observe Homes Week from May 10 through May 17. I Howe is appointed chairman of the Lunch Club for the town group.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
1
The town will observe Homes Week from May 10 through May 17. I Howe is appointed chairman of the Lunch Club for the town group.
A fragmented report notes a Mock club meeting and a performance of The Four Leafer following moving pictures by EB B. motion on Middlesex Service. The prize, based on a story by Douglas Wiggin, was awarded by Geo. E.
A local business, Wettor Company, has closed its store at 34 Commonwealth Street and Java in Ghakhan toll UAE. No further details on the closure or successors are provided.
A local Odd Fellows gathering in Hudson is scheduled for May 23 at 6 o'clock with an evening program. The Royal Purple is planned for the event and preparations are underway for the conference arrangements.
Mrs William ee bee re turned from winter in Washington D C. More recent changes have been made. Cabot have Deroll has purchased the place at the center of town recently occupied by his family from Miss Adelaide Whatham.
Mrs Catherine Tower Hurlbut, formerly married to Rufus H Hurlbut, passed away years after his death. Survived by Mrs Henry Eaton and Mrs Arthur Hunt of this place. Interment took place this afternoon at Mt Wadsworth with family at the graveside.
West Acton reports a fire Saturday afternoon at the Leavitt farm where a shed roof fire spread from a yard blaze. The car was nearly destroyed before help arrived, but damage to the building was slight.
Irene Wells and Leonard Walage were remembered with many flowers and tributes from friends, illustrating the affection and wide circle of acquaintances they shared. The scene reflected a once lively community connection.
A brief card of thanks from L R D Wees expresses gratitude for support and fellowship during a difficult time.
The Concord High School Glee Club led by R. Norman Hudspeth presented Verdi’s Il Trovatore. Soloists Alma Hall Ines, Mildred Mara, and Marion Fobes offered strong performances while the chorus and tympani received praise. Hudspeth received a gold ring as thanks for his service.
The K. of C. Players presented The Lion on the Mouse at Colonial Hall to capacity crowds on Wednesday and Thursday. Margaret O'Brien led as the star with strong support from Helen Doyle and Sylvester Sullivan. Patrick McGrath and Jefferson were noted as ardent lovers in a lively local production.
Concord Lodge No. 212 and Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 109 celebrated the 106th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday May 5. An two hour program directed by the order featured trombone clarinet and banjo novelty acts then refreshments. Performances included solo and duet numbers by Timmins Hurley Edwards and others ending with community singing.
A theater incident interrupted by a stage swoon as an aged actress occupied a motherly role. Curtain fall revealed the actress recovered and the audience noted the moment as a brief disruption in the performance.
Fragmentary notes report Miss Lucy Jones recovering, measles in South Street, Mrs J W Whitcher visiting Gar from Gar, and Mrs J A Bacon on Great Road. a fire on Bedford area caused serious damage while the vestry and primary room gain new lighting fixtures donated by the Christian Endeavor Society.
A Fiske Bacon died of pneumonia at age 17 in his home on Avenue in this town. He attended Bedford Union School to the eighth grade and was an enthusiastic member of the Boy Scouts.
A Maynard event marks a local anniversary with a celebration at the Masonic hall Saturday evening. The new free team is described as a champion degree squad from the state, with about two hundred plates reported in attendance.
A boy was rescued from flood waters after being swept from a roadside area. Emergency crews reached him quickly and delivered him to a safe location where his condition was monitored. no further injuries were reported.
Kitson the sculptor works on a memorial for Louis C. Ellson late Conservatory teacher and namesake of the club. The club will present the memorial to the N.B.C. in the near future.
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