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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
6
Maynard residents and friends engage in social and holiday events across town. Attendees include H A Wilson at a New Haven hall game, Jessie Kennovan in Worcester, and visitors to various homes. The community hosts a food sale, Thanksgiving observances, school breaks, and club activities at Masonic hall.
Supt. of Streets Driscoll to install concrete posts for mail boxes at multiple street corners including Nason and Summer Glendate and Acton Concord near Haynes near Brooks St near Stntmer Concord Main near Piie and near school Corner Sudbury and Park Concord Thompson Elmwood Dart mouth Parker McKinney McKinley Hayes and Waltham near Russo store. Combination boxes will be set at Walnut and Main mill gates Paper Mill corner and at the Post office.
Republican Town and Women’s committees members joined Representative Frederick Glazier of Hudson at the Stow Unitarian Church fair Friday night. A chicken supper was served as Maynard and Stockbridge area residents attended, including Thomas Wright Joshua Edwards Sebotihan F s Binks Levi R Cheney Stockwell Mrs Fowler Mrs Hart Mrs Richardson and Mrs Creighton.
Charles Lever star tackle for the high school eleven missed the first day of school due to an injured ankle from the Lexington game. He tried to continue after the injury but had to retire once he could not stand. Dr Cowles said no bones were broken but the ankle was bruised and battered.
Philp Allard infant son of Mr and Mrs Philip Allard of Demars died at 12 40 Saturday night from cerebral meningitis after a brief illness. Funeral from the home Monday afternoon followed by burial in St Briget s cemetery.
Newly built nine room home with large sun parlor and hardwood floors. Cypress finished interior, steam heat, electric lights, tiled bath, high quality fixtures, and no expense spared. Excellent neighborhood near transit. winter coal and wood stored in cellar. Contact Concord 403 M or 375 Main St Concord Junction.
The report notes Pa hall hosts Sam Toms Kids Five at a Tuesday game with guests Miss Mariwn of Pascoag and Miss Sullivan of Webster. Assabet Mills will work Friday and Saturday on an urgent order. Ruth Hall entertained at an Eastern Star event in Somer with a noted song and dance act. Supt. John Drisch attended a Mass Highway Association convention in Boston with a paper on Snow Control.
Local coal dealers report an acute shortage with Maynard Coal Co out of coal and turning away 60 or more applicants daily. Prices range from 17 to 25 dollars a ton as supplies run low and shipments move slowly. The fuel office notes unusually high shipments but many homes still lack coal. A Red Cross roll call continues as volunteers assist households amid the crisis.
The Junior Holy Name football squad visited Concord Junction Saturday and defeated the Junction Juniors 6 to 2 in a fast moving game. Scoring came on a touchdown by Bakun with strong rushing from Mugaviteh Connors and O'Connell. Concord Junction managed a lone score early in the contest.
Guild annual harvest supper at St George's parish drew a large attendance Saturday evening. Supper served at 180 Wade under the direction of Mrs John Fene president, assisted by members.
The November meeting of the White Cross Guild at Cooperative Hall drew 250 members. Frank J. McCarron led the session as Miss Emma Clahane of Concord spoke on Welfare Work. The children's program under Miss Gertrude Morgan featured songs, a dialogue, recitations, and a chorus finale with the Turkey Song, with Olive Morgan at the piano.
The Booster November issue highlights a proposed textile league of American Woolen Co mills led by Assabet. Players Morson Tom Marsden Ryan Morris Oates Foley form a nucleus for a crack nine. The issue also notes football basketball bowling making progress and includes a hospital France photo of Michael Lesage and local cartoons with Wallace Priest as editor.
Two men faced $100 fines each at Concord district court after police in Stow seized gallons of liquor during a two week old motorcycle crash investigation. The men were held by Stow police following the incident.
Funeral services for Asahiel Bal com were conducted Thursday afternoon at his home at 123 Parker Street by Rev E N Atiyeh of the Congregational Church. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs John Dora suffered a slight concussion and head abrasions when a trap door fell at her husband’s shop on Summer Street Saturday. Dr Mor timer Paine treated her injuries at the scene.
Mrs Mary Jones and Mrs Evelyn Coulter are delegates to the Massachusetts Department Women’s Auxiliary A L convention at the State House Boston on Saturday Nov 27. Frederick W Walbraith National Legion Commander will address the convention. Spectators at M A C Tufts Medford included Hooper Gertrude Haynes Gavin Taylor Sr Isaac Binks Gavin Taylor Jr Mildred Carlson. They say Don Lent M A C halfback star was the game’s star.
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