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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented account describes a river form in the West named to honor King Louis XIV, with a long stretch tied to this claim. It notes a Mississippi tributary ceding by the Confederate region and references national elections with a Grant result.
An archaic prose poem laments the forest’s song as birds fill the season with music. Trees cherish the melody until winter’s wind and saws end the living chorus, leaving trunks felled and embers burning as a solitary hearth recalls what was lost.
Walter, a young tenor, stars in Irish Eyes a two act American Irish comedy by Edward BK Rose. Cast includes Charles W. Dingle and Miss Frederica Going with scenic storm coastal sets and songs like Mayour neen and Kathleen. From Plymouth Theatre Boston and Jefferson Theatre Portland headings.
Miss Ruth Collins wed in an Oct 19 ceremony at 3:38 PM at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Collins 25 O Neill Street. Rev Herbert B. Francis of the First Federated Church officiated with Marlboro cousin serving as best man amid a gathering of friends and relatives.
The document records a mid 1921 request by Concord residents to relocate a street, with the Sheriff and deputy given authority to notify commissioners and arrange a viewing. It cites the first Tuesday meeting in Lowell and outlines a thirty day notice period for petition and view proceedings.
Miss Emer Soderquist of Worcester, a cousin of the bride, was among bridesmaids. The ceremony featured a wedding march played by Miss Emmy Peterson, Miss Mildred Peterson, and Miss Olive Ifuarson. The groom, a World War veteran, works as a draftsman and will reside in Cambridge.
The Flying Squadron of the local K of G C Carnell entertained about 400 people in Newton last night at the I O O F hall. Newton Council and their ladies court attended. Sullivan performed in his familiar air, drawing cheers and smiles. Postmaster James M. Hurley spoke briefly. The squadron plans an engagement at Framingham Council tonight.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude A. was held with a veteran of World War I as her groom. The ceremony united two local residents in a quiet community event.
A petition dated September 26 1921 requests the Lexington Road in Concord from Main Street to the highway end be relocated. Signed by John M Kees and four others representing local inhabitants.
Middlesex County meeting in Lowell on the first Tuesday of September 1921 orders the sheriff to notify all interested parties that a petition will be heard. The hearing is scheduled for November 4, 1921 at 10 o clock in the morning at the Commissioner's Office in Cambridge.
The marriage of Miss Granville of Concord to Charles A. Keskey occurred Saturday October 15 in Concord. The bride, Marlboro High School 1912 graduate, formerly served as an army nurse in overseas service. Her husband, a first lieutenant, was decorated and cited twice. They plan to reside in Columbus. The piece also notes a new sign on Ford Plumbing and Heating Co. front attracting attention for its balanced design and tasteful decoration.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on a 140 acre Roxborough farm with multiple bounded parcels. The Middlesex Institution for Savings holds the mortgage and will require cash payment by the buyer at the sale in Concord Massachusetts on September 30 1931. Officer Henry F Smith Jr treasurer approves the sale notice.
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