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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
3
A richly decorated parlor on Thoreau Street hosts a wedding reception. Pink and white crepe paper decorations hang from the room to a white wedding cake, confetti drifts, apple blossoms adorn a wreath, and guests mingle as Mish Moreau lends a hand with cake and favors.
Refreshments of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake were served with a decorated iced cake. Evening testimonies of Christian Science healing are given. Sunday school for pupils up to 14 meets at 10 46. Reading room is open daily except Sunday where the Bible and authorized literature may be read borrowed or purchased. Citizens are invited to attend services and use the reading room.
Weather forced postponement of Concord Country football games. play was to resume Saturday morning and continue Sunday with remaining points and potential finish on Saturday.
Concord Grange Patrons of Husbandry No 150 announces a whist party at the lecturer’s home on Hubbard Street tomorrow evening under direction of the group.
The Mansfield post plans a meeting tomorrow evening at the Veterans Building to discuss legions governance and moving picture matters. A lost book notice cites De a No 30534 and actions by H. W. Hosmer, with dates October 23 to November 4 1925 in Concord Mass.
The page blends event reminders with a paper truck fire near the Concord Lincoln line on Lex road. A Tempehalion of Wtalee Co. truck carrying forty seven rolls of heavy paper caught fire. Concord Fire Department extinguished the blaze as the truck was rolled into a roadside pool of water. Kenneth A. Martin of Romerville operated the vehicle.
Concord Grange held a regular meeting in the Town hall on Tuesday of last week. Fifteen candidates received the third and fourth degrees. The ladies team led by Mrs. Mary King and Mrs. Mabel R. Howard conducted floor work. Timothy F. Sheehan and officers conferred the degrees. A supper preceded the degree work. The Ladies Association of the Methodist Episcopal church plans the annual entertainment and fair at the Veteran Building Thursday evening. Thompson Blood to be principal entertainer.
The Kings Daughters of the First Parish met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Kilmer’s Lowell Road home. Women from the group prepared garments for Emerson Hospital and served refreshments during the social hour. Attendees included Mrs Joslin and Mrs Sanborn.
Division 566 A Co H Divi 4 meets in Monument Hall to finalize officers installation jointly with Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary. Event includes luncheon and music program on November 3. Several new members noted. Concord Musical Club added to active and associate lists. Prefers Waite on vacation from Old Colony Trust Company Roxbury.
Local store Vanderhoof's Hardware advertises a full line of Hine'of Pyrex baking dishes and Viko aluminum utensils. The note suggests starting early on Chiistamm gifts to avoid last minute rush.
A brief grocery item list shows Breakfast Coffee at 36 cents per pound regular coffee at 43 cents, extra coffee at 48 cents, sweet Wisconsin peas two cans for 60 cents, orange peel for 30 cents per pound, lemon peel at 30 cents, and Citran at 68 cents.
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