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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
6
Erected stone in Boxboro weighs several tons near bushes. Lodge reports over $100 raised under auspices. Mr and Mrs George Mead hosted company over Sunday. Paul Strauss of the Wes miento cider mill has a new Republic.
A Reading event features Mrs Helen Reeder Son with a piano solo by Miss Knowlton and vocal numbers by Myrtle Smith. The program highlights a social gathering with musical offerings from local performers.
Fragmentary notes describe a fire scene around two oclock with cows affected and workers testing to reach the flames. The account mentions two hours of work and the effort to reach the source of the damage.
Fragmentary notice reports a person moving to Concord and mentions a death Sunday night with a general service planned. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmentary notice reports a legal action involving Mrs. W. C. Robbing at her home with an attached grant or promise and a reference to a fort and a general.
Age No. 259 held its regular evening program with D Woot accompanying. A well received recital closed with remarks by Rev Mr Robertson and Albion L Millan and songs by the choir for a pleasant community event.
A Milford Daily News obituary notes the death of a man from Acton aged 33 after an illness last Thursday. He was survived by a wife and three children Mabel John Raymond and Mrs A E, plus one grandchild. He came from Acton’s oldest families and moved to Milford, where he worked as a draper and sang in church. He was a member of Trinity Church and attended services regularly.
George lectured at the Rotary club gathering held Wednesday afternoon at Maxssa orecoaas hall. Bertha White presided with Mrs Hope Holland credited for musical planning. Lenox Ladies orchestra from Lowell provided performances while guests included members of the Woman's club. A reception followed with artful flower arrangements.
The Acton Mass Wo aes Club held a whist party in the town hall on Saturday evening under auspices. The consolation prize went to Hollowell. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served to attendees.
Several residents celebrate milestones as social ties strengthen. Briaw returns home from a peeret with friends at Spring Mrs. Charlotte Tolman gains a moment to share news of gatherings. Miss Philbrick of Boston visits Burdette College faculty cousin Emma Quimby. George Hayey retires from the grocery trade after a year. the Davis Block Store opens with Mr. Sylvia as manager.
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