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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

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South Acton Notes and Local Events

Misses Jennie Anderson and Margaret Christofferson began nurse training at Cambridge training school on Monday. Lady Campbell will represent the South Acton PTA at the 13th annual Massachusetts PTA convention in Gloucester October 5 to 7. A farewell party was given to Jp Reynolds, who has enlisted in the Navy for four years and departed for Rhode Island. Friends presented money, a gold signet ring, and a leather bill-folder, with Mrs Jessie Reynolds and Mrs George Hayward as matrons.

Jennie Anderson Margaret Christofferson Cambridge Training School Lady Campbell South Acton Parent- Teacher Association Massachusetts Parent-teacher Association Glouster A. Farwell Jp Reynolds Reynolds U.S. Navy Rhode Island Jesse ‘Reynolds Jesse Reynolds George Hayward John Mabel Cry Mabel Morison Dorothy Bra- Stannard Winifred Sylvia Wile

Concord News Briefs Local Residents and Moves

Concord Junction W S Allen is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Deaconess hospital. Daniel J Hennessy died suddenly at his home 2 Buttonwood Street Dorchester. Hennessy long employed by Myron T Carrigan Nine Acre Corner Concord. Joseph Brown returned to Hartford after weekend visit with parents Mr and Mrs James Brown. He was accompanied by his mother who will stay two weeks. Thomas Carroll Main Street has purchased and will occupy the Highland Street house recently vacated by Mr and Mrs William Fought. The Foughts will take apartments with Mrs John Hughes Main Street.

W. S. Allen Deaconess Hospital Mr Allen Daniel J. Hennessy Buttonwood St Dorchester Hennessy Myron T. Carrigan Nine Acre Corner Concord Joseph Brown Hartford Conn James Brown Brown

Grange Plans Elaborate Halloween Party

Nanursaac Grange organizes a Halloween event for members at the Association hall on Friday October 27 with Marlboro’s Newell’s orchestra providing music. Prizes will be awarded for costumes, and a grand march precedes dancing. Invitations are available from committee members Clara Sweet Linnie Hotgdon Violet MacWillama Beatrice Elmes Birdice Megin Alpha Ruble F W Taylor J L Adams Robert Cousins Harry Penton George Manter.

Nanursaac Grange Asociation Hall Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro The Grange Clara Sweet Linnie Hotgdon Violet MacWillam

Rouse Family Visit and Local Bean Harvest Note

Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Rouse of Newton New Jersey visited Mr. and Mrs. Harland Rogers and were warmly welcomed by friends. Miss Madalene Small returned home to Guilford Me after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone. Mr. Chas S. Baldwin sold 1090 bushels of beans this season and hopes for more if frost holds off.

C. W. Rouse Newton N. J Harland. Rogers C.W. Rouse Memorial Cong Madalene Small Fred Stone Guilford Chas. S. Baldwin

Concord notices and events span weddings golf and lectures

Friday at Acton Fair Mrs Vanderhoof and Mrs Pratt won Indian blankets in a shooting contest. Josiah Harmar Penniman, born Concord July 20 1868, now Acting Provost of the University of Pennsylvania. Golf tourney at Concord Country Club drew fifty-one women. Donald M Belcher won gross 43. W A Webster net 39. Mid week services at Trinitarian Church October 4 cover Paul personality. October 8 sermon on The Mystery of Religion. Union Service at Unitarian Church October 8 features Rev Walsh on Law Enforcement.

Acton Fair Vanderhoof Burleigh Pratt Josiar Harmar Penniman Concord James Lanma Maria Davie University of Pennsylvania General Woods Women's Golf Association of Boston Concord Country Club Donald M.belcher Winchester Country Club W. A. Webster Belmont Country Club Gail Cleland Trinitarian Church Paul Cleland Unitarian Church Mr. Walsh Billerica

Concord School Attendance Reaches New Town High

Concord public schools begin the 1922 23 year with record attendance. High School enrollment hits 486 while grades run 495 to 500. New teachers include Amy A. Thompson Bates College, Sarah H. M. DeWolfe Tufts College, and Chester K. Delane Plymouth as Physical Director. Several staff board with local families. Augustus D. Zanzig is music supervisor at the center elementary.

Concord Public Concord High Amy A. Thompson Bates College Harriet Road Main Street Sarah HM. DeWolfe Medford Jackson Tufts) College Edith Bean Chester K. Delane Plymouth Cartamnts Yu .M Nie P. Thorpe Bridgewater Normal Ernest Hinsman Fielding Street Augustus D. Zanzig the Center Elementary

Local Postmaster Succession Hears Martina Benere Favored

Community interest rises over who will replace Postmaster James Kinsley when his term ends. Martina Benere emerges as the likely candidate due to her efficient service as Assistant Postmaster and broad support from patrons who signed a petition to Congressman John Jacob Rogers.

James Kinsley Martina Benere Miss Benere John Jacob Rogers

Swansdown Flour Best Flour Milled

SwanSdown Flour ad touts superior milling claiming more loaves per barrel and best flour quality for baking. The tag line emphasizes efficiency and product excellence.

Maynard community notes and travel rounds

A Maynard desk of items reports a two week mission opening at St Bridget’s on October 15. Mr and Mrs B J Coughlin attend a relative’s gathering in Lowell. Bert Sylvester tours Maine to visit kin. Peter engineer at C M H car returns from Ireland visit. Thomas Murphy fractures wrist while cranking an auto. George H Creighton of Maynard Trust Co leaves for two week ocean trip to Jacksonville and Savannah. T D Whitney of Asset Mills takes annual vacation. Sunday school opens for Fall Winter at St Bridget’s with large children’s attendance.

B. J. Coughlin Lowell Bert Sylvester Beys Maine Peter Ireland Thomas Murphy Herrick George Jaskeonville Savannah T. D. Whitney Assaet Mills Office St. Bridgets Church

Auction sale in Maynard of farm tools cars and parts

John A. Finigan Auctioneers Concord Massachusetts advertises a closing out auction by The W. A. Haynes Co Maynard at their Nason Street site. Items include McCormack and McCormick cultivators harrows plows harrow lime spreader multiple tractors and cars plus auto tires and accessories. Sale is on October 7 1922 at 10 am with cash terms.

W. A. Haynes Co Maynard Mass Lowing Nason St Maynard McCormack McCormick Hussey Syracuse Oakland Salem W. A. Haynes, Co

Concord Mass Auction of Warren estate in center of town

Auction sale by John A Finigan for George A Warren of 134 acres with cottage and shop in Concord center mass on Oct 10 1922 at 3 pm, cash deposit $300 balance in ten days, includes rear land access and sand deposits plus household goods sale at 2 pm same day.

George A. Warren Lexington Rd Concord Mass Warren Lexington Road Old Concord Oldenburg Syed Glenwood John A. Finigan

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