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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
7
The Acton League of Ten Voters will meet at Miss Allen s at 2 30 PM on October 25 to discuss continuance plans. The program includes a presentation on International Reduction of Armaments by league members. All former members are urged to attend.
Somerville School Department sent a heartfelt letter of sympathy for Miss Lillian F Richardson and praised her long faithful teaching service. A floral tribute was placed at a West Acton cemetery by teachers and pupils from Somerville, honoring a respected Highland grammar school educator.
Actonians attend town hall on Saturday evening October 22 at 7 30 for free motion pictures showing reels from the Concord Farm Bureau picnic July 13 including a W blue banner winning entry. Admission free but accompanied by adults. silver collection taken. Also a First Universalist church meeting October 20 at 7 30 to discuss inviting Rev C L Paddock of Vermont as pastor. A colored girl seeks housework work in Concord Junction area.
Mrs. Howard P. Swift comes back to Concord to reside this winter at her Melknap Street home. Mrs. Lincoln Houghton and Miss Eleanor Hay of the Montesori School in Lexington visited Phyllis Dennison on Columbus Day.
Fragmentary ad text hints at pricing and better rest and comfort at a local enterprise. Partial phrases mention guests, sitting up, and nighttime debates. The source remains unclear but suggests advertising copy focused on lodging or hospitality.
Edward J. McNamara of Lexington was jailed for two months for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and fined 20 dollars. Robert Swenson of Arlington also paid a five dollar fine for drunkenness after a late police stop that found wine bottles in the auto and no headlights. Hudson lodge officers for A C U W and D of H were installed at Cochran hall with ceremonies and a beef pie supper. Pool room proprietor Peter Lugovoy and patron Peter Gnek faced gambling charges after a police midnight raid on Marke t Street.
Mr and Mrs R M Hatch and family left town to reside in Water Town. John Doyle of Crest Street entertained friends from Jamaica Plain Sunday. PTA plans a district convention for early November. The association hopes to canons, Erine Lawler and Thomas Lawler attended the Thursday evening performance of Little Old New York at the Tremont Theatre in Boston.
Property listing describes 1 acre truck farm in Concord 2 acres asparagus 1 12 acre strawberries and a highly cultivated land with gaol house and barn also 1T acre farm in Boxboro includes timber wood 12 acres home place 80 fruit trees house and four open fireplaces suitable as a summer home location details are given with emphasis on cultivated land and fruit production potential.
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