23 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
1
Judge Morris of Hudson informed Selectman Keane and Chief Binks that a woman client made grave charges against Officer Gerrand. An investigation led to the uniform being taken and a resignation demanded, with it expected to come tonight.
Frank Winslow, a well known citizen, was hit Sunday afternoon around 6 15 by a speeding auto near Charles Barlow's home. The driver fled the scene as bystanders reported the car number to police. Winslow received back and side injuries and was taken to his daughter’s home for treatment.
Merton R Drew of Detroit visits his grandfather Lucius Hasselton on School St in Acton tonight. Mrs Ella Chandler leaves for Northfield Vermont after months with Mrs Emma Quimby on lower Acton Road. W A Flint learns of Heretie D Flint illness in St Louis and departs at once for care. South Acton Improvement Association plans Christmas tree event and annual meeting. John E Case reports officers elected for the year with Emma Quimby president and Frances Willard Settlement supervising departments including publicity and flower mission.
Community notices record a Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church Thursday at 10 30. Local visitors include Agnes Twohey visiting her sister Mrs John McCarthy and Mr and Mrs John Teele moving to a tenement. Names of performers for a Reading event appear in the column along with other local updates.
Mary Hosmer visits Clinton relatives while Don resides there. Wood, formerly of Concord, now in Northampton, recently overnighted at the Inn. Mrs Hatch’s health improves as Mrs Wallace Conant’s mother recovers. Grieme duo to close Wright Tavern November 26 then Olive Grieme to Washington for the winter. Dr Goodwin back from holidays reports abundant partridges near town and some woodcock caught. Bethel Inn owners Upson and wife visit Concord. Upson shows a Rolls Royce. Harvard Yale game brings Chase party from Titusville and Griffin party from New Haven. Miss Fairfield from Waverley teaches cooking and Miss Hartford from Duxbury teaches sewing at Concord schools, staying with Mrs Cross at 23 Main St. Auxiliary plans December 13 costume party with one guest per member. Informal tea hosted by Mrs Owen Dexter and Mrs Morse November 17 at 17 Elm St for local teachers, about 50 in attendance.
The Community House Executive Board hosts the third baked bean supper this Saturday December 10 at 6 30 pm. Tickets are limited to 40 and go on sale at Miss Baxter's store one week prior.
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