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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
5
A newborn son named William Jr joined Mr and Mrs William Reilly at their Concord Junction home on Monday night in November. The announcement notes the new arrival and family joy without additional details.
Fire partly destroyed a block on Commonwealth Avenue owned by West End Land Co. Upstairs housed Concord Junction Catholic club and lower floors housed Adams & Bridges grocers and Carter & Loftus music store. Losses run to thousands with insurance partial. fire started unknown and confined to rear. rapid fire department response. TO LET house at 24 Grove St five rooms and shed. Apply 69 Barretts Mill Rd Concord Junction.
Six Sudbury women appointed to a Public Health committee plan to call on every Sudbury family between Dec 1 and Christmas to explain club efforts to improve health and happiness. Mrs Charles H Way chairs. members include Mrs Melvin Guptill Mrs Waldo Chamberlain Mrs Roland R Cutler Mrs Caroline E Stone and Mrs Lawrence L Winship.
The Maynard Council bazaar at Col cule hall drew overflow crowds for three nights and added a fourth, turning into a community event. Patrick McGrath commended broad support as decorations by Misses Comeau created a floral bower with elaborate booths and a large central chandelier.
The Maynard bazaar featured red and white costumes with hearts and green white Harp booth decorations. Displays included Harvest yellow and gold tables, Japanese pergola centerpiece, and Rose Parrot tables with fancy work. Attendants wore coordinated costumes. many awards and prizes, including a Ford sedan, were presented to local residents and visitors.
Concord residents remember Armistice Day bells as church clocks chimed, recalling a time when both bells rang for an hour, marking a historic wartime pause and communal ceremony.
The article recounts Concord bells history from 1789 with the old 600 pound bell and its motto to later rival ringing with the 1572 pound Unitarian bell and a shared clock. It also notes Quito’s bells annoying residents, and observes Concord residents enjoying the sound while garden windows display ground pine blossoms in a current season.
Mr James Haigh of 2 Hancock Street Pawtucket Rhode Island suffered a severe head and chest cold in 1920. After ineffective cough medicines his druggist recommended Meg Cerizane which relieved his symptoms within four to five days noting the preparation has long been associated with trusted Johnson Pharmacy Inc Maynard.
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