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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
2
Dr. Mark Wentworth of Concord High School is reported injured in an accident in Nenilly France while confined to the new medical facility. Mrs Wentworth and her daughter remain with him as friends relay the news of the incident and recovery.
Concord residents recount summer trips from Truro to Belfast and Ogunquit, with family journeys to Hanover and Quebec. The notes mention traffic concerns on Walden Street, Rotary Club discussions on criminology, and various visits by local residents to camps, colleges, and relatives in Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
The article surveys campus attire showing a mix of practical and stylish pieces. It highlights coats and frocks as core garments while noting accessories like scarves hats and belts that formalize outfits. Leather and wool fabrics appear with color alignment to school traditions, plus practical formal options for special events.
The report lists property transfers among residents along Main Street and surrounding areas, mentions Mrs B Wartiet Howé and family returning from Europe, and notes several club sports events. It covers the Arlington Rifle Club anniversary shoot, Concord Cycle Club’s 106 mile race on Labor Day, and local vacation travels to Canada and Scotland. Additional items include staff changes at the district court, traffic rule pamphlets, and travel by Dr William Bartlett to Glasgow.
Fragmentary notes recount Edward P. Simpson and Edward J. Craig in legal matters, travelers visiting Bangor and Concord, several families vacationing from New Hampshire to Gettysburg, and Middlesex School resuming in September. Reports mention Louis McKenna returning to Manhattan College, Drummy family moves on Fifth Avenue, and Woody Tharlow recovering from pneumonia after a trip with the Biechers.
Last week residents visited include Mr and Mrs Arthur C Comey at their Chocorua home with a stop at Crawford Notch. Kenneth Reynoli returned from a two week vacation near Buffalo New York. Edward Witton and family have returned to Concord and will live in their Williams road house previously occupied. they had lived in Newton Highlands while their home was rented to James Crowley who has moved out of town.
The Silver Stirrup Riding Club will hold an officers election at Coutry Lane Riding School on September 8 at 7 30 a m.
The Boston Better Business Bureau warns that only a few investors fare well while many end with minimal or no wealth. The adage urges careful scrutiny before committing funds despite popular trial and error approaches.
The Conimicut Rhode Island pastor Rev Wilde resigns after nine years at Woodbury Union Ghunch. He will preach a farewell sermon on Sunday September 12 with officers and members planning a program of religious and social events.
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