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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
3
Grace Molymer hosted a guest at her home on a street last weekend. Mrs. H B Buck plans a bungalow on Stow Road and will stay through winter. Ward K Tuttle, stationed at an Army hospital in the Canal Zone, is visiting Mrs. Waldo Tuttle at her home.
A weekend guest of the family, Whitey Oh Oh is said to have returned home after a several weeks visit. Mrs. Frank Hardy of Hubbardton hosted the guest and the occasion marked a warm homecoming in Mass.
Stewart Allen of the Allen Chair Co and Concord Board of Trade president is on a two week hunting trip in Maine. State officials including Frank A Goodwin will attend a Reformatory Branch dance October 25 at the State Armory Concord with O Leary’s Irish Minstrels. Mrs Helen Jacobs of Rhode Island, formerly Concord Junction, visited Mrs Mabel Forcier. Miss Margaret Anderson returns from Michigan. Miss Pauline Withim of Ipswich spent weekend with Mrs Edward Someau. Alfred Olson and William Jagling hunted ducks on the Cape. Miss Loretta Carr visited Matthew Fagan’s in Masonville R T. Helen Pringle, Lesley School graduate, has a North Easton school position. James O’Reilly returns to Middlesex Motors. Daniel Callahan resting after recent operation.
Ad promises relief from rheumatism neuritis and colds using a baking system for home treatment. Claims quick results and reduced congestion with a free demonstration. Encourages trial offer and a Boston address for contact.
Miss Mary Tosney of South Boston visited Mrs. Thomas Carroll Jr. over the holiday. Charles Sheehan enjoys a two week vacation from the Massachusetts Reformatory. David Robinson of Concord High School football made the Worcester Academy first team this fall. Edward McCaffrey celebrates with a pony gift but the pony wandered onto the State road and ventured toward Acton. Mrs James Nagle marked her birthday with family friends including Dr William Nagle of Boston and Mr Willard Carleton Winchester. Joseph Fitzpatrick, son of Mr and Mrs William Fitzpatrick, had a birthday Saturday. Miss Helen Pearson of Cambridge visited Mrs Josephine Pearce.
Funeral services for Mrs Peter Hanson were held on Wednesday afternoon October 12 at the home of Robert Madsen Barrett Mill Road. Rev Charles E Pedersen officiated. Bearers were Jules Nelson Alfred Madsen Robert Madsen and Hans Hansen. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
The Annursade Grange will hold a Hallowe en party Friday with music by Ronnie's Simplex Orchestra of Lowell. It marks the first of a series of dances this fall and winter organized by the popular group.
Miss Gertrude Stiles stayed with Miss Eleanor Morse on Main street over the weekend while the Mosses were in Maine. Mr George K Maynard motored to Troy Maine. Mrs Martha Morgan who died at Pembroke New Hampshire was a friend of Mrs Ida Christie. Dr James Christie of Littleton attended the funeral at the late residence. Mrs George Worster returned from Plymouth Massachusetts after visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Bettinger. Claire A Milbery came home after a week at Frank B Lothrop Co. factory. C 8 Hodges of Seattle is visiting Mr and Mrs Carl C Flint on Stow road. Mr and Mrs William Cobleigh occupy the Emma Clark cottage on Main street. Henry W Bursaw bought cattle in Fryeburg Maine for his New York farm. Mrs Lloyd W Downie convalesces at Central street. Charles L Ford went to Nashua New Hampshire to run a leased gas station on the White Mountain highway. Travelers are reminded this while en route.
Dr W A Dorland, Chicago surgeon, analyzes 400 historical figures and finds most great work appears after age 50. He cites Lincoln, Washington, Newton, Shakespeare, and Morse, noting declines after 60 hurt careers and urging continued work for older professionals.
A large audience attended a Concord Christian Science lecture by John W. Doorty of England. The talk explained salvation through understanding God and Spirit, with emphasis on healing, mind over matter, and Mrs. Eddy’s role in founding Christian Science. Ford Air Lines move big freight and mail by air in two years.
An industrial survey by the United States Commerce and the New England Council reports 1923 sales 20 percent above prior year but fall 11 percent by year end. In 1925 sales recovered to 24 percent above 1994 levels, with Massachusetts faring better than Connecticut. yarns and related goods dominate the sector.
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