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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1921

Page

4

Local Notes From West Acton Area

West Acton Mrs 8S. R. Burroughs has been sick the past week. Mr and Mrs Gerald Sylvester have gone to Chase National Bank hotel in New York city where both are working as last winter. Mr and Mrs John Beach of Fitchburg were recent guests of relatives. Their son Irwin plays tackle on the Fitchburg high school football team and recently made the trip to Cleveland with the team. A regular meeting of the Legion auxiliary will be held on Thursday Nov. 17 with a brief session from 7 30 to 8 o clock. A whist party scheduled for that date has been postponed owing to the K of C Kwenar which will be held that evening. Frank J. DeMars post A L regular meeting scheduled for Thursday evening this week has been postponed until Monday evening next week when the annual election of officers will be held. A delegation of members of the Woman's club attended a musical afternoon of the Hudson Woman's club this afternoon.

8S. R. Burroughs Gerald Sylvester Chase National Bank New York City John Beach Fitchburg Irwin Cleveland The Legion Auxiliary K. of. C

Ladies Benevolent Society Votes to Buy Wilton Carpet

The Baptist church Ladies Benevolent Society met Monday to discuss flooring needs and approved purchasing a Wilton carpet for about $1000. Several men attended, and the group announced its annual fair and sale will be held on December 8 on a large scale, drawing from past years.

of Baptist Church Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Baptist Church

Armistice Day Observances in Stow

Warren Wheeler Maynard of Stow plans a Friday banquet at Stow town hall to mark Armistice Day. Patriotic services follow at the Methodist Episcopal church at 7 30 p m. in observance of the holiday.

Warren Wheeler Post A. L Stow Stow Town Hall Methodist Episcopal Church

Thanksgiving Menu Prep Tips From The Kitchen Notebook

A 1910s style guide suggests advanced prep for Thanksgiving dishes. It covers making cranberry jelly and stuffing ahead, roasting a pre stuffed turkey for richer flavor, and preparing mince pies and pumpkin pies early. It also includes dressing ingredients for a Sherry dressing and a cranberry frappe, plus tips on washing celery, cracking nuts, and chilling head lettuce for serving.

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Grange Meeting Plans Degree Examinations and Elections

The fourth degree will be exempli fied at the Grange meeting next Tuesday evening. Frank Crowley has bought his Summit Street house from W O Howard of Ipswich. Middlesex Central Pomona meets in Waltham on November 21 with the fifth degree to be worked. Afternoon session includes officer elections. A Ladies Benevolent society special meeting is set for Thursday at the Congregational church to prep for December's annual church fair.

The Grange Frank Crowley Summit St W. O. Howard Ipswich Middlesex Central Pomona Waltham Maynard Ladies’ Benevolent Society Congregational Church

Married Today Fidelis Callahan and Noble Morton

Miss Fidelis Ruth Callahan daughter of John Callahan Prospect Court and Noble J Morton son of George Morton Roosevelt Street were married at St. Bridget's church at 2 30 in the afternoon Rev Edward F Crowley officiating The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends Hazel Callahan sister of the bride served as bridesmaid John Donahue was best man A reception followed at the bride's home and a wedding tour took them to New York Jersey City and the Hudson River They plan to reside on Walcott Street Both are active in local organizations and communities Mrs Morton and Mr Morton are well known in Maynard and the surrounding area.

Fidelis Ruth Callahan John Callahan Prospect Court Noble ‘J. Morton George Morton Roosevelt St St. Bridget’s Church Edward F. Crowley Hazel Callahan John Donahue New York City Jersey City Hudson River Walcott St Morton Frank J.demars Maynard High School School of Telegraphy Cambridge Maynard Council K. of P Wm. Priest Market

Woman's Club Holds November Meeting at Masonic Hall

The Women's club met at Masonic hall with Mrs. Forrest Howe presiding. Delegates to the Federation of Women's clubs meeting in Worcester were chosen, highlighting a Red Cross roll call appeal. Ella Parker Dunning spoke on India while songs by Myrtle Brown and W S Leland accompanied. Tea followed by the social committee.

Masonic Hall Forrest Howe O. S. Fowler H. A. Wilson Federation of Women's Clubs Worcester Fowler Red Cross India Ella Parker Dunning Myrtle Brown Arlington W. 8. Leland Concord Junction Martha Hartin

Armistice Day Clash Maynard vs Concord Junction at Crowe Park

Maynard and Concord Junction meet on Armistice Day at Crowe Park at 2 30 pm. Maynard manager Tom King will face Don Lent a top MAC player from last year, with Roy John Gibbons and Edward Coughlin among others. Concord Junction led by Alex McEachern brings a lineup of Concord stars.

Maynard Concord Junction Crowe Park Armiatice Tom King Don Lent Roy John Gibbons Harvard Edward Coughlin MIT Charles Lever Arthur Kataari Tufts Mike Foley J. Murray Arnold Crowther Leonard Smith Stanley Vodoklys Ray Smith Vincent Maley Alex McEachern Concord Junction Eleven Concord Stars

Interesting Lecture At K of C Meeting In Maynard

Rev Edward F Crowley spoke on T A Daley the Poet at a Maynard council K of C meeting in Masonic hall. Plans for the first bazaar were discussed. Next Wednesday marks the bazaar opening with a street parade of K of C members from Marlboro Hudson Southboro Concord and Maynard.

Edward F. Crowley T. A. Daley Maynad Council K of C Hell Masonic Hall Marlboro Hudson Southboro Concord Maynard

Maynard League opening win by K. of bowling team

The K. of bowling team defeated the Wonders Tuesday night to take all four points in the Maynard league. Connors and J King tied for high single with 110, Connors led the three string total with 300. The score:

K. of Wonders Connors J. King

Concord Pastor Welcomed After First Sermon

Rev Gail Clelland preached his first sermon at the Trinitarian Congregational church in Concord last Sunday. He succeeds Rev George A Tewksbury, now pastor emeritus, and brings a varied background including work in Berkeley California and teaching in Imperial University Tokyo. He served as army chaplain and was a Y secretary during the war.

Gail Clelland Congregational Church Clelland Littleton George A. Tewksbury Cleland Berkeley Calif Imperial University Japan Tokio West

Concord Junction Social News Highlights and Travels

Miss Elsie Loring spent the weekend with sister Miss Helen Loring in Attleboro. Mr and Mrs George S Whitney winter in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs F R Connor returned from a four week visit with relatives in Pittsfield. John Kennedy left for Tampa to spend winter with relatives. Fred Greene family to move to Bedford for the winter. Mrs H W Tripp visited daughter Mrs Bart Prescott in Groton. Joseph Alexander visited family in Newark New Jersey. Miss Louise Lyong resumed duties at Dr W F Davis's dental office after vacation. Mrs Alexander MagEachern visited son John at St John's Seminary Brighton. Capt M J Dee returned from Jacksonville Florida after attending Prison Officers' congress. Miss Minnie F Randall leaves for Monesson Pennsylvania to spend winter with her sister Mrs Al Boucher. A two week Redemptorist mission opened at Help of Christians church. Local 3rd Inf Mags NG members escorted at funeral of Edward L. Murtagh in Brookline.

Elsie Loring Helen Loring Attleboro George S. Whitney St Petersburg Fla F. R. Connor Pittsfield John Kennedy Tampa Fred Greene Bedford H. W. Tripp Bart Prescott Grotor Joseph Alexander Newark N. J Louise Lyong W. F. Davis Alexander MagEachern John St. John's Seminary Brighton Capt M. J Help of Christians Church 3Rd Inf. Mags. N.G Concord Edward Ll. Murtagh 3Rd Infantry Brookline

Concord Junction Faces Hardest Test Against Maynard Eleven

The Concord Junction eleven meets Maynard town team on Armistice Day at John A Crowe Park in Maynard. Kickoff is 2 30 pm as both sides declare confidence. Maynard claims a strong lineup with possible ex Harvards and Dartmouths, while Concord Junction relies on speed to offset weight advantages.

Concord Junction John A. Crowe Maynard King Cane Mystery Eleven Mainard Junction Eleven Concord Junction Eleven

Reverend Sheldon to Preach at Union Church Sunday

Rev Frank M Sheldon D D of Boston will preach Sunday morning on modern demands in religious education. He is a noted authority and eloquent speaker. Evening service at seven. A Friday Armistice Day service from 11 30 to 12 05 with the church bell tolled from 11 45 to noon.

Union Church Alfred Wheeler Stone Frank M. Sheldon Hoston Sheldon

Farewell Party Held for George Read

A gathering at Mr and Mrs Daniel Nagle home Crest street Saturday honored George Read as he leaves this week for New York to join his family. Roderick Nagle hosted with music from a Victrola and games followed by dancing. refreshments included ices cake candy and fruit punch.

Daniel Nagle Crest St Roderick Nagle George Read Gerge New York

Harvest Supper At Acton Center Draws Crowd

The Woman's Church Aid hosted the Acton Center harvest supper and entertainment on Thursday evening. Decorations featured autumn leaves pumpkins and chrysanthemums. The supper offered corned beef ham escalipped potatoes rolls coffee and pies. Grace Sage of Lowell performed readings and the Art-Sex Orchestra of Arlington provided music to great acclaim.

Woman's Church Aid Grace Sage Lowell Arlington

Peeper scare in Maynard prompts police doubt

Maynard police debunk a peeper panic as unsubstantiated rumors. Anton Paarenen jailed for drunkenness and tied to the scare by local officers. Finnish resident denies peeping. town anxiously locks doors while investigators note inconsistent reports. Mrs. William Ingham visits relatives in Connecticut.

William Ingham Connecticut

Harvard Scrub Ties Names Mentioned In Maynard Eleven

Maynard eleven includes Don Lent and his brother Roy with Harvard and MIT connections among a list of track figures such as Ed Coughlin Arthur Kataari Foley Murray Crowther Vodoklys Smith Maley and others from the period.

Maynard Don Lent Crack Mac Roy Gibbons Harvard Ed. Coughlin MIT Lérer MHS Arthur Kataari Foley Murray Crowther Vodoklys Smith Maley

Rebekah Lodge Event Dominates Winona Social Calendar

The Winona Rebekah lodge hosted a sale and dance raising over 60 dollars. Mrs George E Holton arrived from Northampton to nurse her mother who had pneumonia. Mrs John F Folsom and her son Harold visited Winchendon over the weekend. Boston Rebekah grand officers plan a visit with supper and degree work on Tuesday night November 15.

Oe Murray Das Rviley Teele Winona Rebekah Lodge George E. Holton Northampton Woodard Fitchburg B. E A. E. Wheeler Gar Hall Mary Peterson Concord Red Cross Europe John F. Folsom Harold Winchendon Wilam Lawrence Rebekah Lodge Boston Winona Rebekah Lodge

G A R post presents historic gavel to Towne

Col C H French presented George L Towne commander of Isaac Davis post 138 GAR with a historic gavel. The handle is pine from Andersonville stockade and the head from a walnut tree near the prison spring. The gavel, tied with red white and blue ribbon, comes in a fine case and is valued for its history. Mr and Mrs John McCarthy and laughter Annie reside at the T E Costello house. Charles A Dudley died Sunday night after a long illness. He had lived here years and was well known. The funeral was at his home Wednesday afternoon with Rev A E Wheeler. burial at Windsor Vermont on Thursday.

C. H. French George L. Towne Isaac Davis Gar Andersonville John McCarthy Annie T. E. Costello Charles A. Dudley A. E. Wheeler Windsor

Donation Day at Deaconess Hospital in Concord

The annual Donation day at Deaconess hospital Concord was held last Saturday. A large collection of canned goods vegetables fruit and old linen was delivered to the hospital. Nearly $300 was donated and the hospital committee chaired by Mrs George S Tucker Jr with assistants Mrs J S White Mrs Rayner and Miss Elizabeth Tuttle expresses gratitude for all generous contributions.

Deaconess Hospital Concord George S. Tucker Jr J. S. White Rayner Elizabeth Tuttle

South Acton church services and schedules

South Acton Congregational Church with Rev Ralph A Barker announces Sunday morning service at 8 vice 10 30 o'clock and evening preaching at 7. Midweek prayer Friday 7 30 in the vestry on Harmony and Justice in Human Relationships tied to armament limits. First Universalist Church with Rev C Paddock lists Sunday service 10 30 and Sunday school 11 45.

Congregational Church Ralph A. Barker First Universalist Church Rev. C.paddock

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Acton Union Nore RUS Woman's Club K. O. C. Murray Moynihan Morgan Peterson Seeene Eeenee Longley King Wee Enw Cook Theodore Chamberlain D.D. Will E. B. Read MR. Bumford Bumford Maynard Motor Co Highland St Read Keyesville Concord Council K. of C Acton Center Tom the Peeper Peeper Main St Garland Anton Paarenen Elm St Concord Court Kin St Quincy Geome Jet G. A. R. Post Commonwealth Avenue Concord Junction, Mass Charles Concord, Mass Tel John W. Taylor Concord Street Maynard sTel the Red Cross State Armory Mary Pickford South Acton
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