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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
5
Lillian Gish wears an odd Paris fashion coat from Gene Lanvin on stage and at openings. The French wool garment features blue embroidery and beads, a large side fastened collar, and a waist cord. Lightweight yet warm, the coat is known in Paris as the comfy boulevard slip-on coat.
Mr and Mrs Frank McCarron and Mr and Mrs John Shea of Dalton attended the Boston College versus Holy Cross football game Saturday. A mortgage lifting campaign for Eagle hall will begin at a degree work exemplification by Assabet Aerie F O E next Sunday afternoon, per James Hunt, committee chair.
Ernest Rasmussen, a World War II era veteran and Military Police member of the 26th division, is appointed night patrolman to replace Charles Garrand who resigned last week. Rasmussen, in fine physique and trained in army police work, began duties Thursday night as a regular officer after serving as a special since spring.
A boy on a Flexible Flyer asks if kids can have a bill for themselves to slide. His mother fears cars at the bottom of the hill. A troop of Boy Scout traffic officers at corners would stop autos as the sleds zoom by.
Deputy Chief John Connors brought Frank Stevens of Boston to Concord District Court on Monday morning charged with breaking and entering and larceny at the home of Dr Dwight Cowles Sr on Tuesday November 22. Valued at about 600 dollars the items include two diamond rings four hundred dollars and one hundred dollars, two watches fifty dollars each, a ring fifteen dollars and a one dollar bill. Stevens was held for the grand jury on five hundred dollars bail. Reports say he was in town soliciting subscriptions for a popular magazine.
Daybreak noises woke Mill Pond residents as about a dozen hunters searched the shore and canoes for geese. Dr Edward Flaherty shot the eight pound goose that remained after others flew off, ending the hunt that began Sunday with several flocks sighted over town.
Mr George W Chaffee a traveling man in New England was laid up by rheumatism after Sanait treatment. He claims Bible Tonic aided him and he recovered enough to return to Vermont. He later ordered four more bottles. Sanalt the Sensible Tonic is stocked at Johnson Pharmacy Inc Maynard.
A woman driving a town car stopped at Sudbury road and Academy lane to drop off a girl as a trolley line toppled twice in the morning. A passerby warned of a live wire but power had been shut off for workers. The driver remained calm amid the scare.
The annual meeting will be held at 8 p m Saturday December 3 at the residence of Mrs George M Brooks 1 Sudbury Road. The community well knows the good work of this institution and its officers.
The residents describe their stay as happy and content, saying they feel at home and that the sense will speak for itself. This reflects a favorable view of the living conditions and overall satisfaction.
The senior class hosted a social last Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Earle W Peck ham as matrons. Kathleen provided music for the dance, while former pupils home for Thanksgiving attended, creating a very enjoyable party. On Friday November 25 Mrs George Hollis Blake gathered ripe strawberries from her garden coated with a thin layer of ice, protecting the fruit and making it delicious despite slight freezing.
Mr and Mrs W E Whitcomb joined Mr and Mrs Fred Green Mr and Mrs A W Davis and Mr and Mrs Bert Owens at the Weber male quartet concert in Maynard last week.
The K. of C. bowling team swept Sexton Lunch Five for four points at Maynard alleys Monday night as Moynihan rolled 325 on 11 straight? three strings. Killi nen led Sexton for high single. Lindsey Smith resigns as choister and Avis Barlow named new choir leader at Methodist church.
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