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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1922

Page

3

Hudson Scandal Involves Harrington Brandie Marriage

Mrs Marguerite Harrington sues claiming she is still Harringtons wife while he says he obtained a divorce and married Annie Brandie of Hudson The affair has caused townwide attention with local sympathy for Annie Brandie and scrutiny of the legality of the marriage The case follows confidants and lawyers in Framingham and Connecticutt attorneys are involved in the proceeding

Marguerite Harrington Harrington Haa Annie Melintosh Brandie Hudson Connecticut Sudbury Mayberry Harrington Florence St Warrall Brandie Te Rice South

Penn State May Travel Coastwise Amid Big Game Controversy

Penn State appears favored for a coast trip while debate continues over the annual classic. Ohio State Cornell and Stanford figures influence potential invitations as Pasadena negotiates stadium funding and conference unity remains unsettled.

Penn State Hugo Bearek California Ohio State Cornell Mittee Pasadena Standford Penton Orem Cae Lok Xo Elias Biayal

Leander Sheridan House Being Painted on Walnut Street

The scene notes painting work at the Leander Sheridan residence on Walnut Street. Daniel Kane remains home ill on O Neil Street. Mrs Hattie Teel visits relatives in Cambridge and Newton. Charles Byron, a former Hudsonza, visited town yesterday.

Leander Sheridan Walnut St Daniel Kane O'Neil St Hattie Teel Cambridge Newton Charles Byron Hudson Za

Local Names Highlight Readable Fragments From City Page

Fragmentary notes mention Albert W Crapnell Firestone Apsley Co buying a Dodge runabout Bert Hale planning a downtown restaurant in the Central House basement Walter Wilson and Grant Grandchi Maine visitors Teeny Hapgood Warner Reg Bawyer High football athlete homebound after knee injury in game versus Silitont Harvard John Lyons from Springfield served as a minor official in Hudson recent past

Concord Halloween Parties and Local Auto Purchases Noted

Residents report Halloween observations at McAllister School and Nine Acre Corner with costumes, games, music, and refreshments. Local residents including Alfred Selch and George Blanchard bought 1928 and 1923 Maxwell cars from Macone Brothers, while Dodge cars were shipped from Buffalo amid a Berkshire snowstorm.

Sabina Smith Beverly William Alfred Selch Hyde Park Macone Brothers Nahant Winthop T. Hodges George Blanchard Concord Dennis Horne Torrey Vialle Jacob Fou Berkshires Dodge Buffalo McAllister School Hallowe'en Walter Reba Walcott Nine Acre Marjorie Prime Helen Brigham Margaret Hall Emily Heeman Eleanor Gordon Helen Locke Lukey Locke Dorothy Ryan Ruth Helsher Sadie Jacobs Maud Tomkins Helen Dorothy Prime Hazel Goddee Winchester Oll Vietrola Abbot’ Allen Baker Avenue Concord Academy

Autumn party with witches and games hosted by Miss Wheeler

About twenty five guests attended a festive autumn party at a house decorated with fall foliage and black cats. The guests enjoyed holiday games and refreshments including fees and cakes, with Miss Wheeler in charge of the entertainment.

Miss Wheeler

Hallowe en Party Hosted by Edith MacDonald

Edith MacDonald hosted a Halloween party with witches and treats for guests Annin Agnes Carruth P Kiage Hosmer Maney Jean Proctor and Peggy Smith. Refreshments included ice cream and cake.

Edith MacDonald Annin Agnes Carruth P Kiage Hosmer Maney * T Jean Proctor Peggy Smith

Junior Hop Tremendous Success in Baton Hall

The first Junior Hop of the season drew about 0 attendees in Baton Hall on Thursday afternoon October 26. The Imperial Orchestra of Concord Junction provided the music and matrons for the event were pm Bunker, Miss Dyer, Miss De Jolfe and Miss Loomia. Proceeds cleared ten dollars.

Baton Hall Imperial Orchestra of Concord Junction Pm Bunker Miss Dyer de Jolfe Loomia

Young Peoples Club Social Hour At Congregational Church

The Young Peoples Club of the Congregational Church held an evening social at the parish parlors ending with a discussion on the topic Relationship. The gathering attracted many attendees and concluded around five o'clock with refreshments and lively conversation.

Young Peoples’ Club Congregational Church

The Inspired makeup man balances feature page craft

An eastern newspaper artist orchestrates a balanced feature page pairing a dramatic piece titled The Slayer of Bouts with practical health advice How to Keep Well to suit reader interest and pacing.

Treasury notes impact on per capita costs noted

A fragment notes rising per capita calculations and Treasury projections after a shift in spending, stressing modest funds are required despite a vogue for certain items. The text hints at broader economic caution and future budgeting needs without clear specifics.

Miss Grace O'Donnell Injuries Reviewed After Accident

Miss Grace O'Donnell rests more comfortably after injuries from yesterday's auto crash. A further examination is planned today by Dr. Armstrong to assess additional injuries. Sheridan's Rube orchestra provided musical entertainment. Eddie Dalton, once a basketball player and agent in Hudson, has opened a law office in Boston. James MacMurray of Fitchburg visited Bernard McKune on Packard Street. Mr and Mrs Arthur Norcross of

Grace O'Donnell Armstrong Eddie Dalton Hudson Boston

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Penn ‘State Jack Wilce Willce Iowa Harvard Princeton Albert W. Crapnell Firestone Apsley Co Bert Hale Walter Tet Wilson Grant and Grandchi Stov Sagan, Maine Teeny Hapgood Warner T Reg.Bawyer Silitont Harar John Lyons Springfeld Colonial Hall Maynard Hallowe'en Jolifications Young People's Club Treasury Glenmere Cu Lake Boon Sheridan Rube Orchestra James MacMurray Fitchburg Bernard McKune Packard St Mrs Arthur Norcross Tel Barker Waltham the Colonial Orchestra Burton Coughlan Brook St William Bain Maynard West Acton FORD Maynard Motor Co Maynard, Mass Middlesex Motor Co Concord,Mass Lincoln Cars Fordson Tractors
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