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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1919

Page

6

Housing Shortage Strains Maynard Couples Seek Relief

Maynard tenants face acute housing shortage with homes sold over heads and no place to go. The American Woolen Co plans a 40 plus family tenement project, while the Homestead commission considers building actions. Renters remain on waiting lists amid steady delays and rising quest for dwellings in surrounding towns.

Maynard American ‘Woolen Co Eatin Stow Actons Concord Junction

Local residents share visits and gatherings over the holiday

West Acton residents report cheerful holiday socializing with neighbors and relatives. Mrs Whitcomb, Mrs Reid, Mrs Hedlerstedt, Miss Richardson, Mrs Bradford Newton, Mrs Gardner, and others hosted or visited friends in town. Several trips and visits to Concord, North Adams, and Fitchburg noted among townsfolk.

Pusan Willis Charles Whitcomb Bolton R. A.’ Reid, Jr Bevan West Grote Sarah. Dickie R.B. Moore Aln Hedlerstedt Graes Richardson Esthard liza Bradford _ Newton Nettie Gardner Fred ‘Grenier Clinton Wees Town Sarah Croston Mary Stevens E. M.whittemore New York City C. D. Cram George W. Hunt Concord North Adams BR. L. Hayward Jerry McCarthy Leach Fitchburg Elizabeth Wheeler Ity George Ledinster

Edison Phonograph Delights New York Audience Debut

An early 20th century concert blends music and phonograph rediscovery. Miss Peg Peteler performs with Edison recreations of her voice, while Miss Fagan and Harry Humphrey deliver dramatic pieces. The hall fills to capacity, with admission by limited seating for the event presented by DeLee stores.

Pegit Germany New York Mr. Icon Sanderson Fagan Ami Whistler Fakan Edison Harry Humphrey Buck Fanshaw Humphrey the. Edison Rio Grande DeLee

Fire Prevention Day Exhibit Draws Fire Chiefs Club

Fire Chief George Gutteridge attended a Boston demonstration at Filens store showcasing a vast curtain of water for fire prevention. The event included a smoker and luncheon at the Franklin Union building with talks on modern methods of prevention.

George Gutteridge Filens Boston Semeetny Vane Franklin ‘ Union Massachusette

Minstrel Show Promises Talent from Maynard Club

A minstrel show staged under the auspices of the Diks' Club of Maynard is described as a rare treat for the public this season. The program features home members with abundant talent and mentions several out of town artists slated to take part.

Diks Maynard

Police Reports Show War Time Prohibition Violations Rise

State authorities report a surge in prosecutions for illegal liquor sales and related offenses since the wartime prohibition began. Deputies note at least ten convictions this year with four in the past month, including cases of breaking and malicious mischief and accessories before and after the fact.

Thureday

Maynard Brayden at Acton wins prize for washing machine improvement

William Brayden of Acton received second prize for a washing machine improvement in a competition run by a large firm. Entries were submitted from the United States and Canada. Brayden was among the top prize winners. Me Brassey oversees the wet department at Assabet mills and endorsed Brayden's practical idea.

William Brayden Acton Orange Mass United States Canada Brayden Me Brassey

Concordia meeting features regents and music

Mrs H F Bates presides at the Concordia regular meeting held in the afternoon at the Summer Hill road home of Mrs Fowler. Desout Mative and guests were entertained with piano solos during the business session.

R House Conca Fowler Regents H.F. Bates Summer Hill Rd Desout Cisen

Seventeen Candidates at Maynard Lodge Meeting

Seventeen candidates were examined and raised through the degree at Maynard Lodge E 0 held at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday. Members from Maynard Acton and West Acton attended. Oliver Trees chaired the organizing committee. a collation followed the meeting.

Maynard Lodge atr'Odd' Fellows

Banquet Attended by Robert Carter at Copley Plaza

Robert Carter proprietor of Car ter's music store on Main St attended a banquet of his biography graphophone dealer from New land held at the Copley Plaza in Boston Wednesday evening. R C Nyman clerk at the store accompanied him. Artis heard on Columbia records provided entertainment.

Robert Carter Carter’s Main Deelerg Newland Copley. Plaza Boston Artis Columbia Records

Records Surpassed in Real Estate Transfer and Tax Adjustments

The board of assessors reported a record number of real estate transfer taxes in May as taxpayers sought value readjustments. Officials noted tax rate increases, not valuation spikes, drove higher bills. Many homeowners seeking changes owned properties previously assessed at 850 dollars, raised this year to around 1000 dollars, with new owners offered around 3000 as fair value.

Maynard Inc A

Miss Ethel Butterworth Returns Home After Week

Miss Ethel Butterworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel Butterworth, was reported recovering at home after a week in the hospital. Her father was said to have just returned from work as the family awaited further news.

Ethel Butterworth Joel. Butterworth

Still Lover There Mias Jennette Taylor Notice

Still lover there Miss Jennette Taylor, daughter of Mr Jad Mra Gavin Taylor, Walnut.

Mias Jennette Taylor Jad Mra Gavin ‘Taylor Walnut

Tera Health Sighting Sparks Uncertain Homecoming

A fragmentary report notes a person identified as Tera in good health and cresting a situation while authorities seek her location and possible return home. The text offers no clear details on date or place.

Rev A M Osgood Delights Jamaica Plain Congregation

Revered A M Osgood former pastor of Maynard M E church preached at St Andrews Jamaica Plain in morning and evening services. A large crowd met and greeted the pastor with a special musical program led by Hiram Parkin. Osgood reflected on four great leaders and four parishioners, and spoke on Royalty too Great Power for the Sunday school. He concluded with Today’s Fourfold Obligations focusing on education conduct consecration and leadership. Services also held at Concord Home for Aged Women with Mrs Amory Maynard leading the musical program.

Av.m. Osgood Hiram Parkin Osgood Menelae Tee Westington Lincoln Roosevelt Maynard The Edward Henderson Lindus Wilson Naylor Joel Parmenter Schoor Concord Amory Maynard

Burglary at Stew home targets lamps and cash

The Thompson residence on the C5 M and H railway near Stew was broken into on Friday. The burglar removed wicks from every lamp and stole twelve dollars. Mrs Thompson, visiting elsewhere, reported the break in.

Thompson

Theft reported on return to home at 8 15 PM

Police notified after a theft occurred on her return at eight fifteen in the evening. The text lists several names and mentions an intended sea voyage from New York, with accompanying individuals seen departing for the city.

Berlin

Readjusted Values Discussed at Congregational Meeting

A Monday meeting at the United Congregational Church covered school matters and administrative readjustments. Attendees included local officials and the community discussed superintendent duties and service values.

Village Notes on Local Games and Items Aboard

Fragmentary local text mentions a village event in Concord with a ball game score of 5 to 4 in one inning. It also references a writeup by a writer and a centerpiece item priced at 25 dollars.

Door of Hope founder speaks to large audience

The Door of Hope founder delivered a talk to a large audience during special services held at the bell Sethe Baptist church. The event occurred on a briny fei weekend with Monday night meetings led by Me Mi Whittemore.

Bell Sethe Baptist Wee Mahar OU Eeks Door of Hope Yeeset Audien

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