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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1926

Page

2

Marlboro News Roundup Notices and Visits

The text records a string of local notices and visits. Theofire Duhame Crescent attends a Matrict Meeting in Southbridge tonight. Walter M. Williams plans a trip starting July 1 for ten weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James T. McManus host Frank of Attleboro. Mrs. Roy Biderkin and infant Philip leave Marlboro Hospital for home on Lincoln Street. Frank Stephenson and William Ferris visit Detroit then New Haven. Ralph Kyle finishes services at Kelleher's Lunch. City hall hosts a semi monthly Sewage Commission meeting. iriair Circle of Rap ter aur meets tonight at Mrs. George D Briz High Street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Keefe see relatives here and depart home.

Roy Biderkin Philip Marlboro Hospital Lincoln Street

Town Plans Board Feasibility Committee Formed in Germany

A committee to study the feasibility of a Town Planning Board and adoption of Building Laws was appointed. Members are William Naylor Attorney John J Donohue and Guyer Fowler. The panel will report at a future town meeting. News notes mention upcoming marriages of two high school teachers and a past practice of giving a $50 summer research bonus to teachers has been discontinued by the school committee.

William Naylor John J Donohue Guyer Fowler

Miss Mary E Murphy Fetes at Astabet Mill Shower

The Bridgton N J employer hosted a social week long event for Miss Mary E Murphy guest of her brother James Brooks. A miscellaneous shower gathering included several friends and attendants from the spinning department.

Bridgton N. J Mary E. Murphy James Brooks Astabet Mill

Home Gathering at Harris Residence Hosts Notables

Mrs Dora B Harris of 4 Glendale Street hosted a decorated social evening with music, games, and refreshments. Guests included Miss Murphy Eva Moynihan Della Moore Mary Timothy Eva Swanson O Nea1 Edna Mooney Elizabeth Mooney Beulah Harris Lena Belanger Emma Delorey Mary Boothroyd Limpi Aho Margaret Claflin Helen Nelson Tillie Peterson Louise Tobin Gertrude Murphy and Cornelius Moynihan Grace Cecile Moynihan. High Street veteran Cornelius Moynihan is set to marry Miss Murphy on Sunday May 23.

Dora B. Harris Glendale Street Miss Murphy Eva Moynihan Della Moore Mary Timothy Eva Swanson O'Neal Edna Mooney Elizabeth Mooney Beaulah Harris Lena Belanger Emma Delorey Mary Boothroyd Limpi Aho Margaret Claflin Helen Nelson Tillie Peterson Louise Tobin Gertrude Murphy Cornelius Moynihan Grace Cecile Moynihan High Street

Funeral for Ambrose Brooks at his home

Funeral service for Ambrose Brooks age 57 of Roosevelt street was held Friday at 1 P M at his late home with Rev William Bot court pastor of the Congregational church officiating. Floral tributes filled the scene. Bearers were Albert Sullivan Harold Cuttell Charles Thompson Bernard Carrigan Patsey Vorego and Arthur Morrill. Interment followed in Glenwood cemetery.

Ambrose Brooks Roosevelt Street William Botcourt Albert Sullivan Harold Cuttell Charles Thompson Bernard Carrigan Patsey Vorego Arthur Morrill Glenwood

Measles Cases Reported as Epidemic Recedes

Cowles reports 56 measles cases to the Board of Health. He says the epidemic has been heavy but appears to have peaked and is receding. He notes many cases were unreported and that the board is now addressing homes where the illness is prevalent.

Cowles Board of Health

Miss Peterson Becomes Aduate Nurse at Graduation

Miss Gladys Petersen graduates from the hospital nurse school at graduation exercises held Wednesday evening. Attending were Mrs Hans Petersen and Miss Ouda Peterson among others. The ceremony followed an afternoon framer hospital alumni gathering and an evening reception.

Peterson Gladys. Petersen Ahr of Graduati Ser Sais

Confirmation Services at St Bridget’s Church Change

Announcement notes Confirmation to be held June 2 at 10 00 AM at St Bridget’s with a large class of children preparing. A Eucharistic class also prepares for Communion on Sunday May 30.

St. Bridget’s Church

I May Establish Planning Aet Moderator Alfred K McC

A brief note outlines plans to establish a planning committee with Alfred K. McC as moderator. The text mentions outlining roles and duties and the intent to organize initial meetings. No dates or locations are specified in readable text.

Alfred K. McC

High School Announces June 2 Graduation

Maynard May 19 R C Cole principal announced that graduation exercises will be held in the school auditorium on June 2. A class of 42 will graduate. James J Hilferty chairman of the school committee reports teachers have been reappointed and several resignations have been received.

Miss Etta Graves Re elected President of Teachers Club

The Maynard Teachers' Club annual meeting at the high school elected Miss Etta Graves president with Hazel Gilpin as vice president Grace Snow as treasurer Alice Nagle secretary and several others named to the entertainment committee The club donated 100 to the Student Loan fund of which 58 came from a whist party and 450 remains in the fund The members also voted 50 to the Public Health Association

Maynard Teachers’ Club Etta Graves Hazel Gilpin Grace Snow Alice Nagle Harrigan Blodgett Alsg Public Health Association

Prize Waltz Won by Hudson Maynard Team

The old time prize waltz in Hudson drew a large crowd as P. J. Sullivan of Maynard led the winning couple amid praise from judges and neighbors. Frank Newell's orchestra provided music for popular tunes while dignitaries including Rufus P. Hurlburt joined the event's organizing committee.

Hudson Maynard Hudson Maynard P. J Winters Ry Ford Wayside Inn Pp. J W. A. ‘Pierson Rufus P. Hurlburt Harrington Mary King James Eva Morel Thomas Toner Biett M. E McNiff Fue P. Hurlburt Daniel J. Kane John J. Conners Frank C. Nolan Clinton Rosy O'Grady Ming Mary Murphy Nellie Donahue Nenie Canty Margaret Kearney Nora Woodard Mary McDermott Theresa Cronin Edward Tigue William F. Dillon John L. Walsh Patrick Cronin J. Walter Brown Michael BE. McNiff

Choate Engagement Announced in Southboro

Mr and Mrs Charles F Choate Jr announce the engagement of their younger daughter Miss Choate to Elliott Perkins of Westwood son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Perkins. Miss Choate a 1924 25 Junior League and Vincent Club member, has a sister Elizabeth Choate and three brothers including Robert B Choate who married Katherine Crosby and Charles YF Choate.

Southboro Charles F. Choate, Jr Choate Elliott Nelson Perkins West Vincent Club Elizabeth Choate Robert B. Choate Katherine Crosby Charles YF. Choate Nathalie Bishop York Joseph B. Charles A. Kidder J. Montgomery Sears

Perkins Family Details Mention Brothers in 1923 Clans

A 1923 clan record notes two younger brothers for Nelson Perkins: James H. Perkins and Thomas, Nelson Perkins Jr. The entry lists familial ties within the Perkins family lineage and references their names in connection with the era.

James H. Perkins Thomas Nelson Perkins, Jr

Local residents update addresses and returns

Walter Tenney moves from Forest avenue to Loring Court. Mrs. Walsh returns to Forest avenue after a month with relatives at Bristol R. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Faulkner and Mr. and Mrs. Bart Davis re-

Walter Tenney Forest Avenue Loring Court Howard Faulkner Bart Davis

Holmes Co. Buys Property From Clark on Manning Street

Herbert S. Holmes of Elwain Holmes Co. purchased a property from Henry L. Clark, dealer, on Manning Street in Lake, N H, after a weeklong crate of negotiations. Other terms not disclosed.

Herbert S. Holmes Elwain-Holmes Co Henry L. Clark Manning Street

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