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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
5
A high scoring second half features Maynard and Hudson trading sensational runs and aerials. Vodoklys and Lafrance shine for Maynard while Lovett, Lafrance, and Shea carry Hudson with key touchdowns and defensive stops. Attendance 350.
The Maynard Knights of Columbus Bazaar at Colonial Hall closed after two nights of vaudeville and local talent. A rain parade opened Wednesday, with 300 marching led by Maynard Brass Band marshal Gey Kaler. Prizes totaling many dollars were awarded Saturday for costumes and crafts by members of local orders.
The report credits Miss Florence Maley and the Bazaar’s general committee for its success. Members include Patrick McGramas Maley, Arthur Bariteau, Daniel Connors, John Gallagher, Frank Brayden, and Albert Murphy. A visitor was sent home from a school, and a muskrat mention tied to Punkatasset appears amid stray notes.
Chester L Blakely a veterinarian now operates from 57 Hancock Street Lexington with local residents noting his recent move and practice. A fragmented line mentions James Mansfield and an event linked to skunks and a wider community awareness.
Div 56 AOH hosts a Whist Party and Dance in Inian Hall on Thursday evening November 23 with the Peerless Orchestra of Concord Junction providing music. Michael O Loughlin serves as entertainment chairman.
Old Concord Chapter D A R will hold a food sale on Saturday November 26 at Miss Houghton's store. Proceeds will benefit International College and a trained Kelper.
Report notes Ellis Island operations centered on women and children held in detention. The article details the conditions and processing of detainees, highlighting the humanitarian concerns and administrative challenges faced by immigration authorities.
An urgent call by the Near East Relief Committee asks churches in town to collect warm second hand clothing this week and next. Donations may be left at Mrs. George M. Ker’s Elm Street before December 1.
An eight year old boy from 5 Sudbury Street broke his right leg below the knee Saturday afternoon around 4 o clock after running a team and being struck by wheels. Dru timer Paine arrived and applied a lagip cast at home.
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