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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1922

Page

5

West Concord Woman's Club marks Twentieth Anniversary

The West Concord Woman's Club observed its twentieth anniversary on a Friday afternoon with President Mrs. Annie E. Walker welcoming charter members and guests of honor. Mrs. Henrietta Chase, founder and first president, was highlighted in a history of the club. special music and a cake with twenty candles followed the business meeting.

West Concord Woman's Club Annie E. Walker Caroline Whitney

Auctioneer to Sell Cattle, Horses, and Tools in Massachusetts

Otis H. Forbush Auctioneer lists multiple sales in Concord Junction Dracut Winchester Natick and Lanchester Mass with cows horses farming tools and farming equipment. Dates span Nov 1 to Nov 13 1928 and include Red Wing Farm Natick Everett St with M Bean and J Joe bidders reported enthusiastic results.

Otis H. Forbush Concord Junction Mass Concord W. F. Garland Lakeview Phineas Sts Dracut Mass C. M. Perkins Cross St Winchester Mr. Perkins Natick Mass Everett St J. Joe M. Bean Skahai Mr. Forbush Lanchester Maes

Concord Player Injured Leg Hinders High School Football

Concord High Framingham game reports injury to G. Johanson Jr left leg on October 21. He notes recovery hopes and potential return this season. Authorities searched for an escaped prisoner across nearby towns. no trace found. Also a separate ad seeks men for room and board with steam heat at Box M. Y. in the Enterprise.

G. G. Johanson, Jr Concord High-Framingham Sage Necesary Pe Eeformatory Es Reformatory M. Y

Prendergast Buys Out L F Jewett Here in Concord Junction

Lester F Jewett sells his business to Thomas Prendergast a popular Concord Junction youth and former Jewett employee. Prendergast a butcher by trade and son of Patrick and Mrs Prendergast is praised for courtesy and experience and receives best wishes for success.

Tom Prendergast L. F. Jewett Lester F. Jewett Nold Thomas Prendergast Tom Concord Junctions Patrick Prendergast Main St M Ar. Jewett

Body of Mrs Phelps Buried in Concord

The body of Mrs Albert Phelps who died last week in Danvers was brought to Concord on Thursday for burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Mr Phelps was a former well known resident of Concord.

Phelps Concord Albert Phelps Danvers Sleepy Hollow

Bazaar Planned by American Legion Auxiliary

Loca and members of the Am. Legion Auxilliary Jos. J. Mansfield Post plan a bazaar on November 23 at Unity House 7 Park Street Boston. Each member is asked to contribute one sale article. Net proceeds allocate 80 percent to the State Welfare Fund for ex service and 20 percent to the County Fund.

Am. Legion Auxilliary Jos

Local Acton News Sparks, Illness, Plumbing and Coal Woes

West Acton reports illnesses of A Knowlton and K H Hall at home. C H Mead and Co relocate to a new store with plumbing by Mead block. S H Goding retires after 35 years with C H Mead and Co. A Crawford furnace is planned for the Baptist parsonage with W B Holt in charge. Acton Lodge I O F invited to Fitchburg for first degree by Lynn Lodge on Nov 13. Carlile buys first oil car for greenhouse heater. another is due. Many families remain without coal and dealers fail to deliver.

A. Knowlton K. H. Hall Polly Mead H. Goding C. H. Mead and Co Crawford Baptist Parsonage W. B. Holt Acton Lodge I. O. O.F Fitchburg Lynn Lodge F. Carlisle Hig

Notice to Shareholders Concord Co operative Bank

Notice to shareholders of Concord Co operative Bank Concord Mass that the annual meeting will be held Wednesday evening November 15 at 7 o clock for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for any other business legally before the meeting.

Ce Ig Concord Co-operative Bank Concord Mass Glock

Woman's Club Holds Guest Night at Baptist Church

Fest Acton Woman's Club hosted its annual guest night with a large audience at the Baptist Church. Miss Ida Harris welcomed guests and entertainers Edwin M. Whitney of Boston presented dramatic readings, while Mrs. Charlotte Starbuch led the music and Mrs. F. B. Whitcomb organized the luncheon.

Acton Woman's Club Baptist Church Ida Harris Edwin M. Whitney Boston Dramatic Reader Adam Eva Charlotte Starbuch

Sudbury Social News and Obituary Highlights

Mrs Walter Stine visits Grother family in Hyde Park. Miss Inez Perry goes to Washington DC for winter. Roscoe Ferden visits Sudbury parents. Red Cross gifts $25 to Groton Soldiers Hut. Death of Rufus Arthur Eaton known as Billy shocks Sudbury community. funeral from his home with religious rites and many floral tributes.

Walter Stine Grother Hyde Park Howard Goodnow Concord Inez Perry Washington, D. C Hubbard Brown Miss Brown Roscoe Ferden William Ferden Chas. Brackett Red Cross City Hall Marlboro Groton Rufus Arthur Eaton Billy Sudbury Henry Eaton

Advertised Letters List From Local Post Office

Mon. Rev. William Conden John De Salvatore Michael Glynn George N. Donaghey Ernest A. Nelson Rev. A. Olsen Carl Soul Charles W. Tow er Roger Walcott George N. Wood ward Charles W. Waint. Women Mrs. Victor Adler Mrs. O. H. Dock ery Jr. Miss Nellie Mourrety Miss Delia Murphy Mrs. Marion Olsen Mrs. James V. Watkins Mrs. C. Wory.

William Conden John de Salvatore Michael Glynn George N. Donaghey Ernest A. Nelson A. Olsen Carl Soul Charles W. Tower Roger Walcott George N. Woodward Charles W. Waint Victor Adler O. H. Dockery Jr Nellie Mourrety Delia Murphy Marion Olsen James V. Watkins C. Wory

Red Cross names new officers at annual meeting

At the annual Red Cross meeting last week the officers were reelected. Chairman is Mrs. Chas. Brackett, Secretary Miss Inez Perry, Treasurer Mrs. BE. P. Stiles, and Chairman of work committee Mrs. Mary Field.

Red Cross Chas. Brackett Inez Perry BE. P. Stiles Mary Field

Local Homefront Notes From Acton and Lowell Cram

The new home of Lowell Cram nears completion. A. E. Wheeler hosted his Sunday School class of boys at his home with a fine supper and social evening. W. F. Stevens, long time member of Acton Lodge I C O F, attended the banner evening last Monday.

Lowell Cram A. E. Wheeler W.F. Stevens Acton Lodge I

Halloween Party Delights Acton Social Scene

The Acton Woman's Club hosted a successful Halloween party in the town hall with 300 invitations sold before opening. The evening featured elaborate black and orange decorations, a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Goward, and a Macbeth inspired Witch Scene with dancers and a cauldron centerpiece. Attendees came from Boston Auburndale Cambridge Waltham Concord and the proceeds go to the Community House fund.

Edward Sheehan Sheehan Hodgdon Acton Woman's Club Hallowe'en Clarence N. Goward Stuart Allen Elwin Hollowell Mond Durkee Macbeth Acton Boston Auburndale Cambridge Waltham Concord W. L. Larson B. A. Kimball George Dusseault G. A. Webster BE. PB. Gates Orville Fuller W. S. Lamson Community House Fund

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