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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1920

Page

3

Boy Survives Bicycle Collision With Touring Car

James Cahoon a 14 year old from Percival Street escaped injury Sunday after a Peerless touring car struck him while he biked. He was stunned briefly and taken to his home, found to have only scratches. The car driver from Allston attempted to avoid the boy and the crash bent the fender and damaged a telephone post. Mrs Louis Cuttell and others are visiting Pawtucket this week.

James Cahoon Percival St Allston Flaherty Clinton McCormack

O'Day Moynihan Wedding at Holy Cross Boston

Miss Enen O Day and Timothy B Moynihan assistant postmaster wed at Holy Cross Cathedral Boston on Sunday two oclock Reg Fr Cullinane officiating Agnes Gibbons bridesmaid and Charles Crossley best man attended Receptions at the bride’s home Columbus Ave followed by a wedding tour to New York Washington Philadelphia and Maryland They will reside at 12 Spring Lane Gifts from Maynard council K of C and other friends mark the event Moynihan a Boston area native and Elks official is well known locally.

Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston Laine hoxColumbus Ave New York Washington Philadelphia Maryland Spring Lane Maynard Council K of C

Married Saturday Annie Hanson Weds Raymond Coulter at Bedford

Annie Hanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Neils Hanson married Raymond Coulter Saturday September 23 at Bedford. Rev Van Garten officiated. Bridesmaid Thelmena Hanson and best man Peter Granmore attended. The couple plans a brief wedding tour then residence with the bride’s parents. Coulter, an ex ton, is active in Knights of Pythias and works as a painters foreman in Lawrence.

Annie .Hanson Raymond Coulter Bedford Annie Hanson Neils Hanson Chandler St van Garten Methodist Church WiThemena Hanson Peter Granmore Mias Hanson Coulter Maynard l Pythias

Exhibition by W C C Club of Home Economics

The W C C Club of Home Economics held its annual exhibition of canned vegetables and fruits at the high school on Wednesday afternoon. Twelve members each displayed five specimens, three vegetables and two fruits, with prizes awarded to Gladys Peterson Evelyn Playatt and Pauline Newton.

W.C. C. Club Gladys Peterson Evelyn Playatt Pauline ‘Newton Marion Forbes Framingham Middlesex Farm Bureau Alice Murphy Orso

Motorcycle Crash On Waltham Street Sees Quick Aid

Joe White and Percy Taylor, young businessmen, gave first aid to a motorcycle rider after a skid that sent him into a telephone post in front of their store on Waltham Street Sunday morning. The rider left with his light damaged, bruises bandaged. Guyer Fowler, a Harvard Medical School student, spent the weekend with his parents on Brooks Street.

Joe White Percy Taylor Waltham Ston Guyer Fowler Harvard Medical School C. S. Fowler Brooks St

Citizenship class discusses voting process for women

The second American Citizenship class meeting at the high school, under the Civics department of the Woman's Club, featured Horace Ridger teaching about voter eligibility and the registration timeline through primaries and conventions. He demonstrated ballots and explained party platforms to about sixty women.

Civics Department Womans Club Horrace ‘Ridger

Irving Davis Celebrates Sixth Birthday in Acton

Irving Davis son of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Davis observed his sixth birthday Saturday as host to many of his little friends A six lighted candle cake graced the luncheon table The afternoon was filled with games singing and recitations He received numerous gifts among the attendees were Ellen and Annie Swanson Jenette Gruber Mary Donahue Helen Swanson Dorothy Webber Douglas Weber Bertie Gruber and Ho Smith

Irving Davis Nathaniel Davis Acton’st Ellen and Annie Swanson Jenette Gruber Mary Donahue Helen Swanson Dorothy Webber Douglas Weber Bertie Gruber Ho. Smith

Maynard High to Open Grid Season vs Wayland H Team

Maynard high school begins its first football game in years against the Wayland H squad on October 23 at Maynard Get 23. The novice eleven aims to learn the sport and lay the groundwork for future teams with hopes of matching the baseball program’s past success.

Maynard Wayland H Maynard High

Maynard High School Athletics Association Meeting Notes

The October meeting of the Maynard High School Athletic Assn discussed football outfitting and funding options. Wayland H. S. has accepted a game on October 23, and 45 boys have enrolled in the A A with 40 eligible for membership.

Maynard High School Athletic Ass’n Wag Maas. H. 8 Wayland H. 8 A. A

Sudbury Road Accident Damages Two Cars

A Ford touring car owned by Joseph Flannery of Sudbury collided with an Oakland driven by a Wayland resident on Sudbury road near the town line Sunday night. Both cars were badly damaged and occupants escaped with contusions. The Ford, with front wheels off and dash and fenders broken, was towed to Holly and Comeau garage on Acton street.

Sudbury Road Joseph Flannery Sudbury Wayland Ford Holly and Comeau Acton St

Youth Held on Liquor Charge After Friday Stop

Concord court postponed the case of a 16 year old Clinton boy arrested Friday by Patrolman Garland. Police found cider in a tub and a glass in a Summer Street automobile, where the youth was present among a party of young men attending a dance.

Garland Clinton Concord Court

Umpire Dan Barry Led Marlboro Game in Left Handed Hit

The report notes Dan Barry, umpiring Hud Evans of Marlboro, delivered a left handed hit while Simpson of the Junction, blamed for several calls in the Maynard game, was said to pale beside Evans as a big leaguer.

Dan Barry

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