Meeting Plans Set for January Gathering
An announcement notes a meeting scheduled for January with a request for participation and discussion of planned topics. No further details on location or agenda are provided.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
7
An announcement notes a meeting scheduled for January with a request for participation and discussion of planned topics. No further details on location or agenda are provided.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown of Pleasant Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a reception at Eagles hall. The event drew many friends and featured songs instrumental music recitations and dancing with gifts including chest of silver from local supporters. A fire department visit to Socialist hall later that night was minor with a chimney spark.
The King Philip club hosted a large attendance at its Thanksgiving dance. The Johnson and Jefferson Orchestra from Boston provided music. Prizes for the fox trot went to Mr McKenna and Judge Wayland. The prettiest young lady prize, Miss Sudbury, was awarded to Miss Gertrude Stone.
At the Grange meeting last week the following officers were chosen: M Mrs Fred Clark O David Baldwin L Mrs Maud Miles 8 Joh Conolly AS Earl Baldwin C Rev George H Clarke see Ted Powell treas Clarence Coten GK Norah Oliver Flora Mrs Frank Davis Po Mona Mrs Hops Whitney Ceres Miss Hazel Clarke LAS Mrs A Young member of executive committee S D Perry Mr Smearage received a gift pencil and Mrs Miles a bouquet for service in the minstrel show.
The Grange minstrel show was praised as the most successful yet with Keith Smearage a major contributor. Intricutor Howard Burr led the program with end men and women including Mrs Keith, Albert Talant, Leonard Stiles, Mrs Maud Miles and Frank Davis.
SOUTH ACTON figures Rev and Mrs Barker and Rev and Mrs Cage dined at the Colonial Inn in Concord. Dr Howard K Tuttle of the 8S Army Base hospital Ancon Canal Zone is on a 60 day furlough and set to return about March 9. Genie Fletcher spent the latter half of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Fletcher. Eula S Taylor spent the week with relatives.
A brief note states the end of a holiday visit at the home of Mrs. Adelaide Taylor on Prospect Street, with family members gathering for the occasion.
Ferdinando's Marine orchestra of Hartford Connecticut will perform at Colonial Hall on Thursday night December 8. The group is described as a premier New England ensemble with ten musicians, forty instruments total, and a history of fame at Massabeset Lake Manchester NH.
Charles H. Persons was the Thanksgiving guest at Dr Carl Persons home in New Bedford. Bert Hart attended the funeral of his aunt Miss Lasrige Dyes with family in Week Ante Pitta. Yulia Dineen and daughter Margaret joined Joseph Dineen in Cambridge for the holiday at his home.
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