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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
1
The annual Day program will be marked next Tuesday the 174th of the all day activity. A 6 o'clock gun salute opens events followed by a 9 o'clock program. A carnival at the 212 club grounds includes a baseball game and an evening military ball at the State Armory.
Concord High School baseball coach Walter Carew announces a tentative starting lineup for next Tuesday’s holiday game against Maynard. The 2 p.m. contest will be at Emerson Playground as part of the town celebration with Carew in his second season and reports noting limited material this spring.
The RCA 16 inch direct view television is showcased at J Antognoni Electronics located at 18 Main Street Concord. Store hours extend Friday evenings until 8 p.m. in Concord.
Dr Arthur F. Marsh Jr arranged a Concord group meeting at the Howard Johnson Restaurant with limited attendance due to Holy Week. Laurence F Petersen led the brief business session and plans were made to participate in the Lions Club show in Boston. Dr Brendon Leahey of Lowell spoke about the eye bank and its work. A table was reserved for bachelors and single members. May President Petersen announced another ladies night at the Mus Club's new West Concord clubhouse.
Weel so et 6 Main street, or tele phone Concord 1158-W.
Julian A Cameron 82 longtime president of Abbot Worsted Co and longtime board chairman died suddenly Monday in Dedham where he wintered. He helped establish Abbot Worsted in 1900 and served on civic committees including the J W Fletcher library and Harvard Westland Finance trusteeship. He moved with Mrs Albert Larsen from the G road to 204 North road.
Concord prepares for the annual Easter sunrise service sponsored by the Young Community, with Donald reading scripture and Rev. Edwin B. Nylen giving the morning prayer. Special services include an 8:15 mass and 7 and 11:30 masses, with Rev. John E. B. Wallace delivering the sermon on a continuing theme.
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