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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1920

Page

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Local notices of residents and travels in New England

Maynard Elliot Rich of Stow works for Murphy and Lewis. Stow vacationing in Dover Maine. Josiah M. Herrick remains available to attend to his milk route. Mrs Orrin Bosworth entertains sister Mrs Emma Walworth of Athol. Miss Phyllis Nouris of Roxbury visits Mr and Mrs James Coulter. Mrs James Smith and children return from Bear River relatives. John Whittemore goes to work for General Electric Co at Hudson.

Elliot Rich Stow Murphy Lewis N. Stow Dover Josiah M. Herrick Orrin Bosworth Emma Walworth Athol Phyllis Nouris Roxbury James Coulter Naylor Court James Smith Bear River John Whittemore Gamweral Electric Co Hud

Old-Time Farm and Real Estate Auctions in Massachusetts

John A. Finnigan of Concord, Mass conducts multiple sales from September 6 to September 26 1920. Cattle auctions at Fitchburg and Barre. two Carlisle parcels including a large town center business lot with 33 by 66 foot store and 108 foot rear lot. extensive farm outbuildings. real estate split into two lots with deposits and cash terms. antiques storehouse sale in Lexington. further sales in Bedford Harvard Concord and more featuring dairy cattle and household goods with cash terms and weather noted.

Sidney A John £. Bull Carlisle Mass Boston Lowell Monument Lowell Road New England Concord John E John Devine Massadhetts Ave Merriam Street Lexington Michael Ka- Dusus Spring Rd Bedford Jersey Ayrshire Diton Young Michael Kabosue Thomas H. Griffin Ayer Harvard Maas Camp Devens Griffin Guernsey Saurday Walden St Dreese John A. Finigan

Town considers all night street lighting after contract expires

At the Wednesday night board meeting it was announced the five year street lighting contract with the American Woolen Co has expired. Officials seek an estimate to furnish power for all night lighting, with lights currently off at 1 30 a m except on special occasions. Rising labor and material costs will influence renewal. The idea has circulated for some time and a town meeting urged investigation. No formal meeting with the company has occurred yet, but a conference is planned.

American Woolen Co Selectmen

Carved Wooden Pliers by Concord Reformatory Instructor

Gustave Jensen, a mechanical instructor at Concord Reformatory, carved four pairs of pliers linked by wooden connectors from a solid block using a jackknife. He has created various wooden articles and recently finished a beautifully designed violin inlaid with pearls. Jensen, born in Norway, came to Concord as a young man and studied at a Boston mechanical school before taking his current post.

Gustave Jensen Concord Reformatory Jensen Mr Jensen Norway Concord Boston Reformatory

Left for Florida as Mr and Mrs George Ramadell relocate

Mr and Mrs George Ramadell depart for their new home in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs Ramadell formerly Miss Anna Holt, a longtime resident and noted music teacher. She was active during the war organizing public recitals and contributing funds to war activities. She founded the Soldiers and Sailors monument fund.

George Ramedell St Petersburg Fila Ramadell Anna Holt Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Fund Che

Concord Junction Residents Entertain Guests and Plan Reunion

Irving King enjoys an annual vacation in Portland, Harvey Stone buys a mase on Central Street, and Mrs Charles Magowan plus Hyde Park visitors are noted. The 26th Co. MP Veterans Association schedules an October 12 1920 reunion and dance at the State Armory Concord with Jefferson and Johnson performing.

Irving King Portland Harvey Stone Central St Aptice Charles Magowan Hyde Parx C. N. Ouns Earl Prescott Groton H. W. Tripp Guy Elmes Dorothy Ard Jr Newport Providence R. I Robert Brown EB. D. Garfield Con Dana Washington,dc J. W. Moore Palmer,ny W. H. Musgrave Canso Chas Libby Thelma Nova Sco

Local residents return from trips and visits

Mise Ellen T Emerson spends the month in Fitzwilliam New York. Olive Adams Scott from Brooklyn visits Concord friends. Mat Hew Hammond returns from a two week automobile trip. Prescott Keyes returns from a month vacation in Petersham. Mr and Mrs David A Baldwin return from Matinicus Maine. Dorothy Dugson returns from a week with relatives in Allerton.

Mise Ellen T. Emerson Fitzwilliam Olive Adams Scott Brooklyn Concord Mathew Hammond Prescott Keyes Petersham David A. Baldwin Matinicus Dorothy Dugson Allerton

Concord Shoe Maker Frank Pierce Marks 55 Years in Trade

The Concord shoe dealer Frank Pierce completes 55 years in business since Aug 31 1865. He notes changes from Civil War era boots to modern styles and recalls aging customers whose descendants now buy for their children. Pierce expects to reach his 60th anniversary as the sole survivor among old-time storekeepers.

Concord Frank Pierce Militam Pierce

Appointment of Harold Barton Director in Caucasus Relief

Harold B. Barton of Concord has been named director of Orphanages and Tals in the Caucasus by East Relief, announced in New York. Capt Ernest Yarrow, relief activities director, moves Caucasus headquarters from Tiflis to Alexandria, Armenia.

Harold B. Barton Concord Caucasus The East Relief New York Ernest &. Yarrow Has Tiflis Alexandnpol Armenia

Smith Wins Match At Concert Country Club

W K Smith won the Concert Country club versus Mass Rating Golf match Saturday afternoon on the Country club course. Smith was one down. Other results included R J Baton 9 down, J P Down, A G Brife 3 down, J W Ames 3 down, J M Baton 5 down, B L Pratt 5 down, H W Hosmer 5 down, and F C Bacon 6 down.

W K. Smith R. J. Baton J. P A. G. Brife J. W. Ames J. M. Baton B. L. Pratt H. W. Hosmer F. C. Bacon

Acts of Social Visits Run Through Acton Community

Miss Elaie Knowlton of Boston visited Miss Ade laide M. Chase on Acton street while Mrs Craig of Concord Junction stayed with her mother Mrs George A. Smith. H Chandler Wells of Watertown was guest at Mr and Mrs Jonathan Fletcher on Prospect street. Mr and Mrs A L Wilbur and Mrs Wilbur’s father BE Jones returned to Manchester NH. James Mawn of Fall River visited Mr and Mrs Charles L. Ford on Maynard street. Forty nine women and nine men were added to Acton Precinct 2 voting list at the board of registrars meeting. Leon M. Brown and mother of Farmington ME entertained by Charles H. Wiles on Maynard street. Rev Sidney J. Willis, former pastor of the First Universalist church, visited town en route to Vermont. Robert M. Cole spent the past week with his uncle in Amesbury. Fessenden Nichols of West Roxbury visiting cousin Lessie Land on Maynard street. Henry Stone and wife returned Thursday after months away at Kixville TN, planning to settle in New England with a Boston job offer.

H. Chandler Wells Watertown Jonathan Fletcher Prospect St A. L. Wilbur Wilbur BE. H. Jones Manchester N. H James Mawn Fall River Charles L. Ford Maynard St Acton Board of Registrars Leon M. Brown Farmington Charles H. Wiles Sidney J. Willis First Universalist Church Vermont Robert M. Cole Amesbury Fessenden Nichols West Roxbury Lessie &. Land Maynard ‘St Henry Stone Kixville Tenn New England Boston

Earthquake Felt in Town Shifts Residents’ Alarm

Seismic disturbances were reported recently with Highlands residents feeling tremors at about 6 30 causing houses to shake and a sound likened to a heavy body falling. The vibrations appeared to travel from south to north and differed from powder mill explosions.

Priv Lester Stiles Returns From Short Furlough

Priv Lester Stiles of UT A Camp Devens arrived Thursday after a four day furlough spent visiting his parents. He had just returned from a trip to Fort Leavenworth Kansas with his commanding officer Lieut Donaldson on army business and shared an interesting account of the journey.

Priv Lester Stiles Camp Devens Priv Stiles Fort Leavenworth Lieut Donaldson

Whitney Messer wedding in Trinity Church Cambridge

Miss Dorothy Messer daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Messer of Broadway Cambridge and Leland A Whitney son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Whitney of Water town were married in Trinity Episcopal church Saturday afternoon by Rev Smith Owen Dexter. Mrs Whitney is a Concord high school graduate and former resident of this town.

Dorothy Messer A. B. Messer Broadway Cambridge Leland A. Whitney Charles A. Whitney Fifield St. Watertown Trinity Episcopal Church Smith Owen Dexter Whitney Concord High School

Debate Over Exchange Square Watering Trough Relocation

Jay Gould argues the watering trough in Exchange square should be moved after three recent auto accidents on his route. Other residents favor keeping the trough in place and replacing its headlight instead.

Jay Gould Exchange Square

Tavior and Lowden Family Leave for Perlay Lake Trip

Mr and Mrs Frank Z Tavior and Miss Edna Tavior travel with Mr and Mrs Arthur Lowden, Miss Dorothy Philin, Richard Lowden, and Mr and Mrs Jowell Tuttle of Stow to Perlay Lake in West Rindge to enjoy an outdoor camp for two weeks.

Frank Z. Tavior Edna. Tavior Arthur &. Lowden Dorothy Philin Richard Lowden Jowell Tuttle Stow Perlay Lake West Rindge N K

Celebrated Birthday at Commonwealth Home for Mr Duren

Mr and Mrs Charles Duren hosted a 74th birthday surprise at their Commonwealth home. The event featured a dinner for close family and friends including Etta Merriam and Edgar Willard with guests from Rhode Island, Dorchester, Fitchburg, and Providence. Mr Duren, a Civil War veteran, entertained with songs and received multiple gifts and a candy decorated cake.

Charles Durey Commonwealth Duren Muren

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