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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
18
A jumble of local items lists students at Boston High School and Boston College High School, residents visiting in Worcester and Lynn, and ongoing highway patching toward Hogan farm. It notes a three week road opening forecast, a whooping cough illness, and area residents traveling to Fitchburg Normal School.
Buckley's orchestra resumes operations with a new program and instructor from out of town for the benefit of local youth. The dancing school will reopen Monday September 18 at the K of C hall after the summer closure and plans a seven piece ensemble.
The orchestra will add novelties pleasing to the audience and bring ideas from large summer orchestras. Many members have played with big outfits and will adapt for younger dancers, all members being Marlboro men.
At a meeting in the Community House Southboro Friday evening the deed of trust on the entire property will be turned over to the Southboro Village Society Incorporated by C F Choate Jr of Southboro. The property includes the Community House Legion Rooms Bowling Alley and the lot at Main street and Cordaville road purchased by Choate and held in trust since the Society’s organization. Since purchase the Legion rooms have been built and furnished in luxurious style including a billiard room and shower baths.
The Concord region reports a surge in votes as candidates Fitzgerald Lote and Gaston vie for district attorney while Republicans run alongside efforts for the governorship. Notable local names include Harriet Smith Tolman of Westland Avenue Boston who died Friday at Colonial Inn after a summer illness.
Harvey Wheeler and West Concord schools opened with large attendance. Several vacancies filled in the first class including Miss Kiblin and Miss Kath erine Alyn. Florence Smith became Mrs Winslow Damon and Kathleen McGill married Frank Ryan of Waltham.
The wedding of Ulysses Muir son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Muir Marlboro and Miss Virginia Fair daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Fair Framingham was at St Stevens Church South Framingham last Sunday at 3 30 Rev Fr Heffernan officiated The couple will live in Holyoke after a trip to New York He is employed as cashier for the Armour Beef Co and is a Marlboro High School graduate.
The passage notes bowling alleys on the lower floor and ongoing exercises Friday night. Mr. Choate will formally turn the deed of trust over to Rev. John J. Lockett, president of the corporation, who will accept on behalf of the Village Society. A surprise is rumored at the meeting.
Se B Davis, a former Marlboro man now living in Washington NH, visits his nephew Charles Davis Estabrook Ave. He writes poetry and is a correspondent for the Manchester Daily Union. The Enterprise published two of his poems about life’s troubles and hopeful perseverance.
The Ladies in the Ladies Legion of Moose held their weekly whist party with a large attendance. Mrs von Auclair won the ladies first prize and Mrs William Weldon the consolation. Louis Plough won the gentlemen first prize and Leon Auclair the consolation. Ref refreshments were served and a good time was had by all. The next party will be at Mrs Elizabeth Cody’s home. Gaston Duhamel and Edward Jusseaume are visiting Oldtown, Me.
Marlboro High School opened its football tryouts at Prospect Park with head coach William O’Connell guiding the unit and Cam Burns serving as captain. Four veterans remain from last season while newcomers attempt to prove themselves against heavier opponents. The first day focused on ball handling, proper throwing, and running through drills.
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