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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1949
Page
3
A fragment reports two months of absence with plans to visit a mother in Lincoln. The text mentions Mrs. and Mrs. Mary as relatives or associates connected to the visit.
Concord low bids for the extension of the Concord Turn show Bayer and Mangella Construction Co. of Worcester submitting a bid of 1 050 129. The report notes Worcester County's chosen low bidder for the project.
The James J. Mansfield Post 158 American Legion in Concord held a special Armistice Day observance last Thursday at Howaine Johnson Wing. The routine business meeting was waived to focus on World War I hostilities commemoration and a football game banquet presentation. Members were urged to collect current membership cards from Commander Williams or Finance Officer Sheehan at the provided address.
The Maynard Grange held its Armistice Day party with a drama from the Revolutionary War and World Wars led by Miss Florence Wilder and Emerson Junior High pupils. The next meeting, a Christmas party on December 8, will request two gifts, 25c and 10c value, with Julius Gilder and Adelaide Sims in charge.
West Concord couple Mr and Mrs Edward J Smith announce the birth of their daughter Mary born November 4 in Hartford Connecticut The family now resides in Waltham and previously lived in the area
A Friday sale features a wide range of valuable items secured by Remy and partners. The auction includes numerous excellent articles now available for buyers seeking quality pieces.
Silage, cut and compressed by its own fermentation in an airtight chamber, preserves feed for winter use and is essential for profitable dairy and stock farming operations.
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