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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
2
A long list of residents and visitors share holidays at York Beach and with relatives in Amesbury Newburyport and Boston. Local students teachers and officials return to duties and plan fall activities including school openings and football prep.
Sale of household contents at the Frost residence South Sudbury on Tuesday September 13 1927 at 1 o clock p m. The list includes a cadan small tables chairs beadings bureaus beads ding clocks airtight stove and other items with cash payment. Miss Mabel Frost South Sudbury will conduct the sale.
Betty Ruth Coulter, daughter of Wes and Mrs Coulter of Langden Street, celebrated her third birthday with friends and games. Guests included Miss Jo Sie Martick Barbara Littleweid Ann and Gene Tucker Mildred Virginia William Holly and Mary Sharpe who presented many gifts.
Sep 8 2itar Tue Elizabeth O'Toole and William O'Donnell wed at St Bridget's Church. Rev Fur ward Crowley officiated. Bridesmaid Alice Tobin and best man Howard O'Donnell witnessed a reception at the bride's home. Couple plans Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside at 91 Burnside Street. The bride wore white georgette with Spanish lace.
A desk note records that Concord has not officially scored a run in league games this year. It cites a June four inning game with a score null, another game forfeited, and notes that Jat Gregg has only one hit against Maynard pitchers so far this season.
Classified ad notes oxford shoes available in skin or brown colors. Prices listed as 4.50 and 5.00 with stock at Rickles Shoe Store located opposite 5 Ang or 200 store.
County club agents visited Maynard and surrounding towns last month to study 4-H activities. A junior leader directed four handicraft clubs meeting weekly after school in the school basement, producing a variety of furniture and other goods. When interest lagged, Edward reorganized the clubs, dropping disinterested groups and finishing strongly. Edward is this summer employed at a drugstore. an agent quipped that if he sold drugs as well as club work, Maynard would consume many pills.
Mrs George di Creighton president of the Public Health Association today issued the public health nurse report for August. The report shows 18 patient visits 6 cases brought forward 13 new cases 12 discharged 12 on hand to date 665 calls Metropolitan 2 John Hantock 8 liability calls 6 free calls 4 fees collected 34.25 dollars. The report was filed by nurse Ida Brieckenback who substituted for Myr Ward during her vacation and Ward has resumed duties.
Mr and Mrs John D Wilson and Elmer L Josin along with ASA Saunders express gratitude for the purse of gold flowers and greetings received on their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
The Maynard Methodist Episcopal Church announces Rev. C. E. Caroll as supply pastor living at 34 Brooks Street. Services begin September 11 with a Sunday School at 10 36 a.m and morning worship. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m with a college talk. Church activities pause until Oct 1 and membership classes resume Sept 15. A harvest supper is planned for Oct 8.
Pen y Collins, a well known member of the fire department, visits his mother in Canada for a two week vacation. Quinn, driver of the Hook and Ladder, is back on the job after his vacation.
Verner Niskanen of Maynard will be summoned to appear at an inquest in Central District Court to explain how his automobile caused fatal injuries to Mrs Ligman F Holman, 62, of Worcester, who died after 108 hours in a coma. Niskanen was fined $10 for a defective brake in a prior District Court session. State Highway Inspector Harrisgan testified the foot brake did not work properly.
The Union Congregational Church at Maynard Massachusetts, organized in 1852 and incorporated in 1927, resumes Sunday School with Senior and Junior Departments meeting at 9 45 A M and Kindergarten at 10 45 A M. The morning service at 10 45 features the choir and a sermon by Mr Bolcourtill.
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