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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists enterprise and postal rates at Marlboro Massachusetts with figures like $1.50 and 15 rounds. The readable text centers on post office operations and rate shorthand. Details are incomplete and some words are garbled.
Maynard attendees report a testimonial by Gury at Commandery Lowe and outline plans for Thursday elections. Officers including Dineen Cahhahan Irwin Rasmussen Sweeney Manning aim to attend the Legion national convention in Detroit.
Miss Rosella Louisse Newman and John Allen Webster were married Friday evening at St George Episcopal Church in Maynard. Rev Louis A Parbeng officiated in a ceremony attended by family. The couple received many wedding gifts and plan to continue community involvement at St George's.
Rosh Hashana services were held at the Rodor Sholom congregation on Acton Street with social services, a cantor hailed as one of the best in New England, assisted by Mr Posner of Saxonville. Maynard Jewish community praised recent synagogue improvements and capacity observance.
William V. Cameron deputy grand chancellor will visit Harbinger Judge of Ayer Monday September 21. A regular meeting of Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will be held Monday evening September 21.
A brief but severe rain and wind storm hit Hudson-Hudson yesterday afternoon. The 20 minute storm toppled branches and trees, blocked roadways, and created hazardous driving conditions for motorists on area highways.
Cast members and coach Helen Stitgen held a party at the Auditorium after the show last night. A thunderstorm caused a fire alarm to sound when lightning struck a wire and blew a fuse in the system. Fuses blew in some homes during the storm. Edward Kenney of Boston and his brother Hugh visited friends here yesterday. Hugh returned after 38 years away. Mr and Mrs H H Young and daughter, guests of his parents, have returned to Buffalo New York. Alden Young is visiting them there. Mizpah Rebekah lodge officers will be elected Thursday September 17 with a social and program led by Gertrude Prescott, Mary Mann, Bertha Whitney, Grace Coon, and Eleanor Ingham.
Visitors from Brockton including Frank Robinson stay at Jerry Warren’s Rice Street home. Robinson, a former repust boy, takes a buyer role with Brockton. Joseph D. McCarthy, owner of a local aversane league, plans to call a meeting of team managers to discuss forming another league for the season.
The Hudson Rotary weekly gathering heard remarks during a vacation remand and welcomed visitors. Guests included Past President J. Bradley and Louis Ingalls, Thomas LePage, Howard Brown, along with Clinton’s former president rere Gon. Plans discussed for another night at the Stow Country Club.
Mrs. Mary Crotty presided as retiring president at a business session with officers elected for three years. New officers include Mrs. Mary Castella as vice president and Mrs. Mary Sheehan as treasurer. A $5 donation went to the On to Detroit Fund and a picture donated by Mrs. J J Hanley was awarded to Mrs. Mary Burns.
Mrs Marino reports barrels of fruit stolen from her orchards near Post Road while an electric light pole malfunction caused outages. No suspects named, authorities investigate after the incident disrupting Marlboro.
Congregational Church announces morning service at 10 30 Sunday with Sunday school and adult class to follow at 11 45. E E g store manager Li Young relocating to Walnutst and Bruce Russell Dreher born at Emerson hospital Concord on a recent Saturday. Mrs Frances Ordway of Hudson visited her niece Mrs Kenneth Reed on Main street. Mr and Mrs J S Moore and Mr and Mrs Ralph Littlefield vacationing at Lake Nagog Camp.
Lincoln street resident Marlboro-Aimen Peloquin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noe Peloquin, is a well known member of the St. Jean Baptiste Society and other Franco-American groups. Two candidates, Daniel and Carlice Ducet, are in the field for councillors at large, with former Councillor Harry Cole of Greenwood Street expected to announce next week.
Rev Howard Long and family returned from Lyme Connecticut Sunday and travel Monday to Yar mouth Maine to visit parents for a week. Mr H M Kemp moved to Ab where she will live at the Tavern with friends. Jessie and Louisa Wood returned from Camp teak dak Richmond New Hampshire. Jennie Reed vacation from Lynde store Boston. Leonard Gould drove to Boothbay Harbor with Bertram Hall family. Henry Bursaw back from motor trip in the middle west visiting the Toronto fair.
The Concord Board of Trade held a well attended fall meeting at the Brate House on September 22. President Kennan Damon presided with Wallace B. Conant, a past president, speaking on a proposed railroad merger and urging New England railroads to align with trunk lines.
Maynard Union Church will hold a Sunday night service at 7 30 pm. Dr Mills will deliver a brief message and a visiting soloist will present an exceptional musical program. All are invited to attend.
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