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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
11
At Maynard High School Monday evening the school opened a citizenship class with 43 attendees. Principal Be Bates leads the program, supervised by Mine Blisd. Classes run three times weekly Monday Wednesday Friday from 7 to 9, with many students in their second or third year.
A fragment notes sugar received from Montreal at First National Store. Sugar cost 16c per pound with all charges added, retail price 18c. Mentions Canada shipment and limited sugar availability.
Fragmentary notice mentions a wedding and Maynard residence. A nurse practiced in Boston and New York for three years. It notes Mr. Smith employed at Assa bet Mills near Concord.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Malcolm and family including Everett Jr left for Philadelphia on Tuesday to establish their future home. Mr Malcolm is employed in the city and household furnishings were shipped there this week.
A compact gathering of friends in Sudbury honors Reverend A Aoe with prayers and reminiscences, reflecting on his care for the community and the hope he inspired. Attendees share memories and expressions of gratitude for his guidance.
An obituary describes the death of a woman aged about 70s confined to bed recently. She lived in Sudbury and was a devoted mother and active community member. Funeral services were held at her home on Nov 8 conducted by Rev George H Clarke with bearers including her sons Lucius and Harold and her son-in-law Walter Feich. Interment followed in Mt Pleasant cemetery.
In Sudbury neighbors gathered for Halloween with old fashioned dances and games. Whitney and Charles Wright were among those present. Apples, sweet cider and corn balls served as refreshments.
A Concord area house to house canvass begins Monday and runs through November 11 to renew or join the Red Cross for 1920. The national organization has over 20 million members. Concord's chapter covers Acton Boxborough and Concord with about 5,600 members. The local effort focuses on both overseas aid and home front emergencies.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Mactach ern traveled with their son John D Mac a student at St Johns Seamer to Brighton Sunday.
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