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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1931

Page

3

Local skeet shoot yields high honors and tight scores

W. Macone won handicap skeet at Concord Rod and Gun with 232 25 high handicap honors. Percy Foss shot 24 024 and the camets tied for third with D Rankin 17 8 20 and M Bolger 19 1 20. A special 4 10 skeet event saw William J and Mr Greene tied at 18.

Ine W. Macone BCI Concord Percy R. Foss D. Rankin Mark Bolger Mr. E William J Mr. Greene Gt Goodwin

Residents Host Dinner Party With Notable Guests

Mr and Mrs Ruskell G Fesken den entertained guests at dinner in Hot Springs while Bradford M Kingman former principal of Peter Bilkeley Emerson school now at New Hampton school NH with Mrs Kingman joined Everett Fl Wygeant and others. Firemen answered two calls within 16 minutes Tuesday afternoon extinguishing a grass fire at Revolution Ridge and near Concord Home grounds. later Garden club hosts at home on April 1 despite rain with many attending and admiring floral arrangements.

Ruskell G. Feskenden Nine Acre Corner Hot Springé Bradford M. Kinegman Peter Bilkeley Emerson School New Hampton School N. H Kingman Everett Wygeant Concord Vataon Alfred Curtis Robert’ Goodwin Charlee Cheney John Bordman Eliza_ ~MacQuarrie Stedman Buttrick Theodore Smith

Prizes Awarded at Elks Whist Party Winners List

Mrs John Kelley won first prize at the Dike whist party held in Elks hall last Thursday. Other top finishers included Abe Burnham Allan Burnham Thomas DuBerger John Powers Daniel Connorton and more. The Concord lodge BPOE event, run by Lowell George and Harold Tompkins, will close the season with a party and prizes tomorrow night.

Kelley Eiks’ Hall Iist Powers John Kelley Abe Burnham Lowell P. George Harold “Tompkins Biks’ ’Hall

Fenn School Teacher Engaged to Concord Girl

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Ralph Holden of Concord announces the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Holden to Richard Baker Greenman son of Rev and Mrs Lyman Manchester of Chelmsford The couple meets at Fenn School where Greenman teaches after studies at Exeter and Harvard The wedding is planned for early Fall

Concord Ralph Holdén Eleanor Holden Richard Baker Greenman Lyman Manchester Chelmsford Mr. Greenman Unitarian Church Miss Holden Concord High School Wheelock Boston Greenman Phillips Exeter Academy Harvard University Fenn School Avon Old Farms School Avon Conn

Concord Musical Club Sees Soloists At Nashawtuc Road Session

The Concord Musical club met at Mrs. Allen French home on Nashawtuc road. Ruth Westman played cello, Mrs. Benjamin Wilson sang soprano, Mrs. Roger D. Swaim mezzo soprano, with Denio performing piano numbers and Mrs. Samuel Merwin as accompanist. Luncheon followed served by Mrs. John G. Morse and Mrs. Leon F. Foss.

Concord Musical Club Allen French Nashawtuc Road Ruth Westman Benjamin Wilson Roger D. Swaim Alfred M. Uhler Antoinette, Watson F. Winchester Denio Samuel Merwin Isitgers John G. Morse Leon Foss

Concord-Hawthorne Chapter to Observe 86th Anniversary

Concord-Hawthorne Chapter of the Order marks its 86th anniversary with a Mac Temple meeting featuring Florence M. Duren directing entertainment by a Palace Field singer and four readers. Olga P. Barnes chairs refreshments. Charlotte B. Rodway and Ila R. Blood head luncheon and bridge committees. The Worthy Matron Irene W. Dye officiates next events with floral Adah and Esther roles at various chapters.

Concord Hawthorde Mac Temple Florence M. Duren Olga P. Barnes Tobster Charlotte B. Rodway West Medford Paul H." Barnes Tontogton Ruth Thursde Esther Electa Waltham

Cahoon Named Golf Pro at Concord Club

Harold Cahoon, long assistant to the late Walter M. Johnson, succeeds Johnson as golf professional at Concord Country Club. Cahoon begins duties on April 1, with the regular Concord golf season set to start April 18.

Harold Cahoon Walter M. Johnson Concord Country Club Mr. Johnson Concord Club Oconcord

Concord Female Charitable Society Meeting

The Concord Female Charitable Society meets this afternoon with Mrs. Henry P Richardson on Main Street. Miss Rebecca Briggs assists as hostess.

Concord Female Charitable Society Henry. P. Richardson Main Street Rebecca Briggs

Concord PTA to Hold Food Sale at High School

The Concord Parent Teacher Association will stage a food gate at Concord High School on Friday afternoon November 10. Tea will be served during the event.

Concord. Parent-Teacher -Association Concord High

Middlesex School Reopens Activities Baseball Crew Resume

Middlesex School resumes activities after spring vacation with baseball and crew. The ninth grade has a strenuous week under Wendell Phillips Raymond former Brown University catcher preparing for the opening game Saturday April 11 against the Boston Trade School on the Middlesex diamond. The rowing season begins Wednesday April 22 at Bateman’s Pond near the school.

Middlesex School Wendell Phillips Raymond Brown University Boston Trade ‘School Middlesex Bateman's

Concord Assessors Begin Annual Property Review

The Concord Board of Assessors led by Chairman Arthur A. Magurn with Geo BP Jones and Harold Judkins started their yearly property assessment rounds on Wednesday April 1 in West Concord.

Concord Board of Assessors Arthur. A. Magurn Geo Jones Harold Judkins Danly

Trinity Church Concord Mass Choir Rehearsals and Services

Church schedule lists Reverend Smith Dexter rector with Thursday April 9 7 80 pm choir rehearsal. Sunday April 12 845 am Holy Communion 930 am church school morning prayer and sermon. Motate day April 16 780 pm choir rehearsal.

Trinity Concord

Concord High girls basketball champions crowned after seed games

The Concord High School girls teams completed a series of games to decide the annual championship. The senior team defeated the juniors 12 to 11 while the sophomores beat the freshmen. Next Wednesday April 8 the class title deciding game will be played in the State Armory.

Concord State Armory Laas Katherine Byron Jett Katherine Disken Armory Byron Agnes Mullen Eee Catherine Rishe Barbara Marahell iMuth Tomip Aan Eevee Aiteree Serge Miss Disken Pauliet Heyster Eunice Miller Hartiet -Ruthe Brown Ruth . Thurlow Mary’ Bartoloméo Eléanor Hayes Ruth Clahane Ann Brown Freshies Gertrude Mary Disken Alice Crosby Margaret Hannon Pearl Hughes Helen Root Mary. Bregoli Dorothy McCarthy Frances Reed Katherine Whitehead

Minstrel Show Jubilee Set For April 16 at Veterans Building

The Minstrel Show Jubilee will be held Thursday evening April 16 at 6 30 oclock in the Veterans Building. It will celebrate the recent successful minstrel show by James Z Mansfield Post American Legion. John W Clarkson chairs the committee. A dinner precedes a show by Pete Pratt and Frederick R Child with original stunts by individuals.

Veterans James _ Z Mansfield Post American Legion John W Clarkson Pete” Pratt Frederick R Child

Concord High Junior Prom Scheduled for April Seventeenth

The Concord High School Junior Prom will be held Friday April 17. Chairman Franklin Prescott leads the committee including Eunice Miller Whlert-Seeckts Jeanne Macomber Conrad Barber and Bernard Megin. Sheridan's orchestra will provide music and tickets cost seventy five cents refreshments not included.

Concord High School Franklin Prescott

Johnson Born At Faulkner Hospital Promises Concord High Football

Charles Berkley Johnson Jr was born at Faulkner Hospital on Sunday March 29 to Mr and Mrs Charles Berkley Johnson. The prospects for a strong Concord High School football eleven in 1947 appear brighter.

Charles Berkley Johnson, Jr Faulkner Hospital Charles Berkley Johnson Concord High School

First Church Services in Concord on April 12 1931

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord invites attendance for Sunday services at 10:46 with a children’s class at 10:48 and a Wednesday meeting at 7:45. The sermon topic is Are we Disease death Real with a Golden Text from Deuteronomy 7:15 and readings from Psalms 38 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health.

Concord Maes Usday School Teatimonia Churches of Christ, Scientist Egypt Legion Mary Baker Eddy

Cord High baseball candidates report to coach

About 30 candidates for Cord High School baseball reported to Coach Edward F. Loughlin last week and received their quits. The first practice was held. Thursday Loughlin will build up practically four new players this year as only the veterans return from last year’s nine. Veterans reporting include Victor Heyliger outfielder Cap William Erisman shortstop and Frederick Besco outfielder. The first game of the season is set for April 19 with Middlesex School nine on the Emerson playgrounds.

Concord High School Edward F. Loughlin Loughlin Victor Heyliger William Erisman Frederick Besco Middlesex School Emerson

Miss Inza Hall Engaged to A Robert Gile

Miss Inza Hall a first grade teacher in Concord was engaged to A Robert Gile a NH State University graduate. The engagement was announced at a tea hosted by Miss Ruth B Emmons on March 30 at the Wright Tavern. They met in Durham and plan to reside in Providence.

Inza Hall Ruth B. Emmons Concord Wright Tavern Inza Hall A. Robert Gile New Hampshire State University

Visit to Gardner Museum Rescheduled in Boston

The visit is moved to April 7 to April 9 under Migs leadership. Mrs Louis Sohier handles transport and arrangements. Ladies planning to attend should be there at 2.20.

Gardner Museum iGoncord

Fr iday Fires prompt two alarms near Main Street and White Pond

Firemen from Central Station responded to a glass fire on 80 Main Street at 1.25 p m and to a brush fire near White Pond by the Sudbury line at 1.55 p m. The brush fire burned over a large area and lasted over an hour, likely sparked by a passing railroad train.

Central Fire Station William Wadsworth Main Street Sudbury Edgar Levenstein White Pond New York, New Haven & Hartford

Six Rooms and Bath House on Laws Brook Road

Modern furnished dwelling with six rooms and bath on Laws Brook road West Concord. Inquiries to Andrew Edwardson 43 Laws Brook road Concord telephone 668-W.

Laws Brook Road West Concord Andrew Edwardson

Couple Presents Communion Offering Plates at Church

Mr and Mrs Ha Parker present the town Concord Union church with two mahogany offering plates for the worship space.

Parker Concord Union Church

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