20 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
1
Miss Ingrider accepts a position with Henry J. Coolidge. George Fe ends duties as steward for George W. eer. Clarence O. tle takes a post with the Municipal light plant.
Gilman Carey of Keene NH spent last week with his daughter Mrs Arthur F Lawrence in Maplest. Arthur A Jones and family returned home after a month’s vacation at Annisquam. A F Lawrence Jr and family visited in Vermont. Wilbraham’s Mrs C P Epes stayed with Dr Samuel Christie. Mrs John B Case stayed with Mr and Mrs George A Hamlin in Westboro. Mary Kilham of Concord visited Miss Charlene Taylor. Teachers from Staffordville CT spent time with parents. Many traveled to Maynard to see Concord Junctions vs Apsley of Hudson. William Hayes, Concord Junctions’ right fielder, is noted as a popular local player.
West Acton notes report W Blanchard owning a new Dodge roadster. Mrs E J Blaisdell works at an army store in Boston. Mr and Mrs Warren Jennison move to Beford to reside. Mabelson takes vacation from bakery work. Milas y B Mead 80 fall and winter in Boston. Miss Willis begins work at the telephone office after vacation. Mrs R A Reid entertained her Watertown mother over Sunday. Mrs M L Chaffin travels to Walpole N H for her brother’s sudden death. George W Mead and spouse head to Chicago and New York in Newton limousine. Joseph Coughlin breaks both leg bones at work, taken to Mass General Hospital.
Town Clerk F E Sanderson urged a special board session tonight at the selectmen's offices to avoid missing registration. He warned 16 000 Boston residents who delayed registration that only one more opportunity remains, on Oct 23 from noon to 10. Those seeking to vote on Nov 2 must be registered before 10 o clock Saturday night.
At a regular meeting of 8 five Lodge K of P the rank of page was exemplified on five new applications. A delegation of local members attended a Puthiijic rally at Elkshall Cambridge where William Ladow of New York City national chancellor of K of P spoke.
A special meeting of the Holy Name club is set for Thursday evening at the club rooms to conduct important business. Mrs Amos Lester and her daughter from Terryville are visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs John White, on Percival Street.
Fall plowing services available using tractor and full equipment. Harrowing and tillage provided with on farm or field work options.
Concord police captured John T. Fahey and Murray French of Waltham after they sought help from an officer for a stolen car. They tied Stanley Morse to the theft, who appeared in court and was held in $5000 bond. The trio faced Newton officers regarding the Newton car theft involvement.
The opening meeting was held in the vestry of the Meeting House on Monday October 18 at 8 o clock with Rev Christopher J Street of Sheffield England giving an engaging talk. Concord members greeted Lexington and Bedford chapters and refreshments and cigars followed. A citizens meeting will be held Thursday October 21 at 7 30 pm in the Universalist church vestry under the Republican town committee with Grace Carruth of Boston speaking on How to Mark the Ballot and answering questions. Similar meetings will be held in Acton and West Acton in the afternoon.
CONCORP Philip C. Holden enjoys a trip through the western states. Patrick O'Brien has resumed his duties with B. W. Brown Grain Co. after a week's illness. Mr and Mrs Kenneth B. Cook returned to their Elizabeth New Jersey home after a week with their mother Mrs Cygus Cook.
Peter Knudsen sells his Bedford Massachusetts home contents in a cash no reserve sale on Saturday October 23 at 1 PM near Carr Isle Road. Items include an upsight piano Glenwood range dining set sewing machine pictures beds and tools. Cows horses and hay to be sold later in the day with catering on site. By order of Mrs S D I. North Street.
A large sale on Monday October 25 starts at 9 40 am at Hillside Farm Ledford Street North Lexington near Hancock Street and the North Station. Items include 20 Holstein cows 12 fresh 7 due to freshen, 1 grade Holstein bull 2 years old, 2 bay horses about 1300 pounds, 75 tons hay 50 laying hens and assorted farm tools and household furniture.
An auction on Thursday Oct 28 at 10 cites a complete herd of grade cows with six to 26 qt daily milk output, a PURD Holstein bull, four horses, several harness horses, four other mares, hay, dairy equipment, a chain of farm implements, and household goods. Cattle sold at noon, followed by horses. cash terms. Proceeds support Maplewood Dairy property sale.
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