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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
2
A report states six year old Little Misa Ernestine Steinman was treated for a broken collarbone and minor injuries after a car incident on Saturday. Authorities described the incident as minor and said she received prompt medical attention.
McNitt celebrated her Gat anniversary on October 16 with a party for young friends. The room was decorated in Halloween colors with a cloth fan and witch and cat motifs. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments in a festive, nostalgic gathering.
Concord Junction hosts a Sunday Caerte with a 3 o'clock service and 7 20 pm mission opening. A beautified altar with flowers surrounds a Sacrament celebration. Parishioners kneel at the altar during sermons and consecration for both adults and children. Many plan a Halloween dance in Littleton Town Hall by Avalon Orchestra.
Middlesex County Extension conducts a countywide gathering with Board of Trustees members, 4 H leaders, and club workers from Framingham Groton Maynard Stow Shirley and Dracut. Speakers include A F MacDougall Fred Taylor Caroline Nielsen Mrs MacLaren and George Parley as they discuss leadership, exhibits, and the new leaders organization.
Mary Cook president of the A O H Auxiliary announces the annual officer election at Friday night meeting. Sadie Case announces a Methodist church Fair at Cooperative Hall on November 19 20. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Murphy Parmenter Ave at the Deaconess hospital Thursday. Dad reports printer and his mother are well.
Mr and Mrs William J Fite announce the arrival of a little son. Mrs George Manter returns from Nova Scotia after a six week visit. Alfred Anderson visits from New York to spend time with his parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Williams welcome a son born last week at Emerson Hospital Concord. M J Kelley sells Maynard grocery business to Mr Polson of Leominster. Collicutt is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Willow Rebekah lodge opened its new year at Odd Fellows hall. After the meeting in GEE ME dally Govan ms, the Jolly Seven hosted the whist event. Prizes for top scores went to Miss Gene Connell Mrs George De Marrs Walter Loomer and Purington Marrs. Consolations awarded and refreshments served.
The Wi e auxiliary of James J. Mansfeld Post 1 held a supper and meeting in Concord last night. A nine year old boy faced a district court on trespassing charges after allegedly placing spikes on railroad tracks, with witness Keyes providing testimony.
The funeral of Mrs Teresa Houston, a 28 year resident of Concord, was held Tuesday afternoon. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow.
Mrs. Frederick E. Wurtz presided in Lexington as Hollis Webster hosted a Parent Teacher event. A piano violin trio performance by Miss Curley Mary Christian and Donald Wood followed, with refreshments served after an 80 hour session.
A wedding held Sunday evening at Our Lady Help Christians Church united Marmaest F Collins daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr Collins with Paul A Champagne son of Mr and Mrs Paul Champagne of Newton. The ceremony featured Miss Julia Dee and Miss Margaret Hearn as bridesmaids, with ushers Alphonse Laix and Gilbert Champagne. A reception at 254 Main Street followed for over 100 guests from Concord Lincoln Waltham Watertown Newton and Providence R I. The couple plans to reside in Watertown after a wedding trip.
Theresa Winsor of Concord has been selected as the leader of the district, establishing new directions for the Antral Distr ot Woman's affairs and signaling a shift in local leadership.
The bulletin mentions residents moving into a new center building and others relocating this week. A Republican Rally is planned for Town Hall on October 22. Tax bills have been mailed, with the challenge of payment noted.
A festive end of season gathering at Candy Hill drew a large crowd for tennis in the forenoon and a varied afternoon program. E. N. Bowry and L. L. Winchip won honors in tennis, with a lunch in the pasture kitchen followed by entertainments on the Way house veranda. Mrs C H ba Halloran, Mrs William Tufts, Pete Rice, and Rose Rollins organized acts including a dancing bear act, leaving attendees pleased as the day closed.
long serving Chief John Connors, appointed in October 1902, remains vigorous after a quarter century in Maynard police work. a respected authority in state circles, the Marlboro native rose from recruit to chief, recalling a youthful Sunday draw and early friendships while praising his top physical condition and steadfast service in the courts.
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