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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

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Local residents visit and attend dances and events

MaynardMiss Elizabeth Elson Brooks Sr spent the weekend with relatives at Chelsea. Miss Ethel Panton of North Reading was the guest of friends here during the week. Mr. and Mrs. William Hayward Tremont St were the weekend guests of relatives at Lowell. Edward Johnston and Francis McCarthy attended the Fitchburg Normal School senior class dance at Fitchburg Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salisbury of Somerville and Douglas Salisbury of Jamaica Plain visited friends here Thursday. Knights of Columbus members attended the third degree exemplification at Pepperell Sunday afternoon. Moon day evening a number from here witnessed the degree work at Marlboro.

Elizabeth Elson, Brooks Sr Chelsea Ethel Panton North Reading William Hayward Tremont St Lowell Edward Johnston Francis McCarthy Fitchburg Normal School Fitchburg Frank, Salisbury Somerville Douglas Salisbury Jamaica Plain Knights of Columbus Pepperell Mondey Marlboro

Children night plan by Ladies auxiliary on June third Monday

The Ladies Auxiliary AOH announce their annual Children’s Night for the third Monday in June directed by Mrs James McCarthy. Attending are Mrs Robert White Mrs William Smith Mrs Mary Cook Mrs Alice Joyce and Miss Laura Moore. A St Hilda’s Guild fagot supper at St George’s parish hall Saturday was socially successful. Annie MacDonald’s miscellaneous shower followed plans for her marriage to Lloyd Longworthy of Westerly Rhode Island next week. Willie Keeler of Maynard will box six rounds at Pastime Hall Marlboro Friday against Worcester’s John Teeker. Mrs Caroline Phillips returned from a Connecticut visit.

Ladies’ Auxiliary James McCarthy Robert White William’ Smith Mary Cook Alice, Joyce Laura Moore St. Hilda’s Guild All St. George’s Sein Annie MacDonald Wills Tloyd Longworthy Westerly R. I Willie Keeler Maynard Lowell Marlboro John Teecker Worcester Caroline Phillips Connecticut St. Bridget's Sunday School Colonial Hall Fungalore Albert Connors Sive Girls Mother Goose King Cole Marjorie Hilferty Helen Morgan Pauline Clark Annie Kane Mary Anelons Margaret Beavis Helena Donahue Helen Davie Helen Smith Julia Wardzela Helen Cleary Edmund Duggan Michael Phillips Margaret Moore John Horan Charles Sweeney Arline Priest Thomas Chidley Catherine Coughlin Marie Smith Mary Sexton Helen Tobin Ruth Bradley Alice ‘Donahre Alice Fearns George Sullivan Walter Sheridan Mary Sheridan Catherine Barneau James King Walter Brayden Joseph Wardzela Norman Sims John Moore William Lovering George Mullin Gertrude Morgen James J. Farrell Mitestrel Bernard Hilferty George Bariteau Andrew Fardy William Fardy Everett Sheridan James Dan Maurice O'Connor Albert J. Connors Peter Johnston Francis Brayden John Lanigan Henry Wardzela A. A. Hilferty Gertrude Morgan Agnes Mahoney Susie Sheehan T. A. Sweeney Nellie May

Lawton Hosts Congregational Choir with Honored Guest

Mr and Mrs George Lawton entertained the Congregational church choir at their Lincoln Street home Wednesday evening. Miss Annie MacDonald, a choir member set to wed Lloyd Longworthy of Westerly Rhode Island in early June, was guest of honor and received several cut glass pieces. Music games and a social followed with refreshments served.

George Lawton Congregational Church Lincoln St Annie MacDonald Lloyd Longworthy Westerly R. I

Socialist clubs hold July convention here with speakers and games

A convention of Finnish Socialist clubs is planned for July 3 4 and 5 at the local club hall and picnic grounds. Nationally prominent speakers are to address a public meeting in Colonial hall and athletic events with participants from across the country are planned. The gathering is expected to bring record attendance, including notable Socialist leaders.

Colonial Hall

Benedicts Whipped By Waltham St. Stars In 13 10 Game

Waltham St. Stars led by Francis McCarthy overwhelmed the Benedicts captained by Tommy King at Bancroft Street School grounds on Thursday evening. Oates and Wilder powered home runs, F McCarthy pitched and A Oates caught for the Stars while Morrell and King formed the Benedicts battery.

Waltham St. Stars Francis McCarthy Benedicts Tommy” King Bancroft St Oates Wilder F. McCarthy A. Oates Stars Morrell and King Battery

Substitute Carrier Appointment at Local Post Office

Edward Ledgard received notification of his appointment as substitute carrier during the week. The installation is expected July 1 with regular carriers Geo. FE. White, James Eaton, and Harold Sheridan.

Edward Ledgard Geo. FE. White James Eaton Harold Sheridan

Concord Grange Meets. speaker discusses Child Nutrition

Middlesex Central Pomona Grange No. 23 gathered in town hall on May 15 with about 200 Grangers in attendance. Mrs. Horatio Dresser spoke on Child Nutrition, followed by music and readings. Supper, served at 6 20, was organized by Cord Grange members. A fifth degree class of 103 candidates was conferred. A June 2 meeting features a business session and a one act play Not on the Program. Walter Carr, a former Concord resident, visited recently.

Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Town Hall Horatio Dresser National Civic Federation Concord Grange Franks Frank A. Rennie R. Wells

Concord Junction News and Local Arrivals

Waldo MacWilliams joins Blaine Mfg Co as new employee. Misses Isabelle Crossley and Florence McCabe spent Sunday with friends at Lake Boon. Louise Lyons visited Dorchester relatives earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Harvey Stone enjoyed a motor trip to Fitchburg and Winchendon to visit relatives. Catherine Drysdale shows improvement after Mass General Hospital treatment. J S Thurston recently operated on at Mass General is slightly improved. many friends wish a speedy recovery.

Waldo MacWilliams Blaine Mfg. Co Isabelle Crossley Florence McCabe Lake Boon Louise Lyons Dorchester Harvey Stone Fitchburg Winchend Catherine Drysdale Massachusetts General ‘Hospital J. S. Thurston Mass. General Hospital

Mrs Harriett Keith Dies After Illness at 38

Mrs Harriett Barker Keith widow of George Keith died Monday of last week after months of illness from anemia at age 38. She lived 20 years in Concord Junction and was beloved by many neighbors. Funeral services were held at her home 5 Central St with Rev. Alfred W Stone and Rev. W J Batt officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery. She belonged to Willow Rebekah lodge and Hawthorne chapter O E S and is survived by her mother three brothers one sister and four children.

Harriett Keith Harriett Barker Keith George Keith Central St Alfred W. Stone W. J. Batt Benjamin Derby Fred Davis Dick Davis Joan Evans Albert Butcher Woodlawn Cemetery Clinton Keith Willow Rebekah Lodge Hawthorne

Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Helen Helsher

Miss Helen Helsher was surprised by a miscellaneous shower at her home on Tuesday evening. Friends presented her with many pretty and useful gifts as refreshments and music created a pleasant, celebratory atmosphere ahead of her upcoming marriage.

Helen Helsher Miss Helsher

Memorial Services and Graves Deported at Concord

Members of the M. 8 S. G. of old Concord Post and James J. Mansfield Post traveled to Concord for the annual union memorial services at the First Parish Meeting House. In the afternoon they joined British Naval and Military Veterans association ceremonies and visited the graves of Civil War Spanish War and World War veterans.

M. 8 S. G Old Concord George M. Bowker James J. Mansfield Concord British, Naval and Military ‘Veterans Association

Theatre party and social club whist night activities

Miss Clara Binks and Florence and Nellie Mann attended a theatre party in Boston Saturday. A whist party hosted by the Social club of the Odd Fellows Wednesday evening drew a good crowd with prizes to Miss Mabel Bishop and Mrs. Robert Lester for ladies and Irving Dart and John Smethurst for gentlemen. Consolations went to Mrs. Joseph Schnab and John Carr.

Clara Binks Florence and Nellie Mann Boston The Odd Fellows Mabel Bishop Robert Lester Joseph Schnab Irving Dart John Smethurst John Carr

Assessors Predict Higher Valuation for Business Property

A board of assessors member forecasts a notable rise in business district property values, noting current assessments are well below asking prices and warrant substantial increases. Home valuations, however, are not expected to rise significantly.

Board of Assessors

Card Party Stirs Mizpah Lodge Whist Night

The Jolly Seven hosted a card party after Mizpah Rebekah lodge’s meeting on Thursday. Prizes went to the ladies’ first Grace Tucker and second Mrs. John Bamford, and the gentlemen’s first James Murdock with 24, Charles Shattuck. Markers were Mrs. Gertrude Keene and Miss Mary Leithead.

Jolly Seven Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Grace Tucker John Bamford James Murdock Charles Shattuck Gertrude Keene Mary Leithead

Party guests greet travelers in Woonsocket and Uxbridge

A party including Gavin Taylor Edward Doherty Thomas Wright and Joshua Edwards traveled to Woonsocket R. 1 on Saturday and on the return called on Mr and Mrs Charles Whitney former residents.

Gavin Taylor Edward Doherty Thomas Wright Joshua Edwards Woonsocket Uxbridge Charles Whitney

Memorial Day Observances By Concord G A R Veterans

Concord G A R veterans designate Memorial Day and Memorial Sunday with church services at First Parish Church and a parade from the State Armory. They will decorate graves at the reformatory cemetery Lincoln and Sleepy Hollow, then proceed to St Bernard’s and Monument squares before returning to the armory.

Armory First Parish Grand Army of the Republic G. A.R Union Uniform Loren B. Macdonald Reformatory Cemetery George M. Bowker Lincoln Old North Bridge Concord River First Parsh Church State Armory Andrew ‘R. Maher Waltham Stow St Hubbard Thoreau Main Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Ford St St. Bernard's Cemetery Monument Sq

Car Crash on Main Street Damages Two Vehicles

John Peterson driving slowly on Main Street collided with a Paige Roadster from Burroughs Adding Machine Co Lowell driven by a salesman. The larger machine struck a telephone pole but no one was hurt. Both vehicles sustained damage and were towed to a garage.

Main St Priest John Peterson Paige Burroughs Adding Machine Co Lowell Peterson

Endowment Fund Drive At Mt Holyoke Realizes Over $100

The Mt Holyoke College Endowment Fund committee reports solid success in subscriptions. A Tuesday evening armory show featured life at the college with special pictures and music by the Concord Orchestra. Committee members included Misses Marion Hoyle Helen Towle Anna Clark and Helen Peterson.

Mt. Holyoke College Endowment Armory College Concord Orchestra Marion Hoyle Helen T. Towle Anna H. Clark Helen I. Peterson

Dance May 28 Social at Hibernian Hall by Division 56 AOH

Division 56 AOH announces a social dance at Hibernian Hall on Friday May 28. Gilmore's Jazz Band provides the music for an evening aimed at lively social times and a large turnout is expected on the good dancing floor.

Division 56 Hibernian

Memorial Sunday Plans Formed by Joint Lodges

Maynard lodge of Odd Fellows and Mizpah Rebekah lodge appoint a joint committee to arrange Memorial Sunday services. Louis Shaw Samuel Parker and Walter Denniston named to handle preparations.

Maynard Lodge of Odd Fellows Louis Shaw Samuel Parker Walter R. Denniston Mizpah Rebekah Lodge

Magdalene Chapter Delegation Attends Chelsea Initiation

A Magdalene chapter delegation led by Joshua Edwards and including Mrs George H Gutteridge Mrs Iva Frye Mrs Lessie McGarry and Mrs Agnes Howe visited Chelsea Monday to attend Ruth chapter initiation ceremonies. Mr Edwards assisted the home chapter during the degree work.

Magdalene Chapter C. E Joshua Edwards George H. Gutteridge Iva Frye Lessie McGarry Agnes Howe Chelsea Ruth Chapter Mr. Edwards

Canceled Saturday Game Forces Reschedule in Needham

The scheduled Saturday contest between Concord High and Needham High was canceled due to rain. Concord will play Natick High at the playground on Wednesday afternoon.

Concord High Needham High Needham Concord Natick High

Mrs Mills Hosts Whist Club Gathering at Brooks Street

Mrs Elmore Mills acted as hostess for a Whist club gathering at her Brooks Street home in the afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Charles Wilcox, Mrs Eva Frye, and Mrs William McGarry. Refreshments followed the play.

Elmore Mills Brooks St Charles Wilcox Eva Frye William McGarry

Honor Dead Wreaths Placed by British Veterans in Concord

Thousands gathered for the Brit ish Naval and Military Veterans association ceremony in Concord to honor soldiers and sailors from the Revolutionary Civil Spanish and World wars. The parade included veterans groups scouts and the Lexington Minute Men with wreaths laid at Old North bridge the Minute Man statue and British graves guided by Gen Charles K Darling and British vice consul J A Brennen. The event featured bagpipers a last post and formal salutes marking the wartime remembrance tradition.

Concord Naval and Military Veterans’ Association of Massachusetts Grand Army Highland Dress Association of Monument Sq British Naval and Military Veterans’ Association von Shoppe M Company 11Th Inf Wells A. Hall James Highland Dress Assoc Asso Ers Charles K. Darling J. A. Brennen Old North Bridge George M. Bowker Highland Dress Association Merritt Col Bently State Guard United States Minute Man Andrew R. Maker Adjt

Harvard Nine Triumphs Middlesex 10 to 4 In Afternoon Game

Harvard University second nine defeated Middlesex School 10 to 4 after trailing early, eight Middlesex errors aided Harvard. Jones hit two home runs for Harvard and Russell allowed five hits. Hiller made a sensational one hand catch for Middlesex. Social items note Mrs. Madison Fairbanks and Mrs. Alfred Kliendienst visiting relatives, with Fred Conant visiting his mother.

Harvard University Middlesex School Middlesex Harvard Atwater Jones Crimson Russell Hiller Stillman Batteries Scott Brown Madison Fairbanks Benjamin Moody Hubbard Alfred Kliendienst California Annie Love Fred Conant New York City

Wreathes Placed at War Memorials by Veterans Groups

A memorial ceremony at the Spanish War veterans tablet saw a wreath laid by Sen Vice Com Maker for the G A R. Wreaths for Concord’s 24 fallen forwarded by the Highland Dress Assoc and British Veterans on the Grand Army monument. Col Bentley introduced Gen Charles K who spoke.

Sen. Vice Com Concord Highland Dress Assoc Col. Bentley Charles K

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Pomona Walter Carr Benj. C. Brown Auctioneer Tel. Conn Maynard, Mass Mass John A. Riihiluoma Main Street Benj. C. Brown Concord State Armory Huckleberry Finn Chilcot’'Cubs Bruce Scenic Ford Weekly Concord Junction Concore Joint Services Mrs. Mills Theome of Walden St Tel Tures Clara Kimball Young Pathe News Flanders Fields American Legion L. Anderson & Son Joseph Breck & Sons Jerome B. Rice
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