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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1933
Page
6
St Mark's school team defeated Middlesex 4 to 2 on Saturday. Ross beat Lip 6 3. Nickerson defeated Wyeth 6 3. Wyeth and Nickerson paired to win 6 4. Marden beat Boyn 6 3. Lippitt and Clark teamed for a 6 4 loss.
Ruth Nicker son was accidentally omitted from the Easter honor roll list of Union church school members who attended church and the church school seven Sundays of Lent and Easter.
The piece praises spring as a booster for business and national policy. It highlights President and Congress taking steps to improve mood, and extols the Concord Co-operative Bank for its conservative management, growing dividends, and safe government-backed deposits. Interest starts May 17.
Concord Grange No. 1150 P of H conducted the third and fourth degrees for a class of three candidates on Tuesday evening April 18 at Elk's Hall Concord. Nettie E Wells led the Ladies' Degree team and Nettie A Wells led the regular officers for the fourth degree. A supper was served by a committee including Mrs Clyter Forbes and Mrs Sadie Wilson. The next meeting is Past Masters Night May 2 at Elk's Hall with Nettie E Wells in charge.
The Concord Teachers' Club presents a concert in Concord High School auditorium tonight April 26. The program features trio pieces, solos by Mr Held, and piano works. Performers include Miss Ballard on violin, Miss Young on violin, and Mr Challis Wilson on piano.
A large company of whist lovers gathered Thursday evening in Warner Hall West Concord under the Prison Officers Association of the Massachusetts Reformatory to raise funds for community welfare work. Charles M Maloney was chairman Miss Nancy Burke won the special prize. Other high scoring prize winners were Mrs Jennie Viscarelli Mrs Philip Mulvey Mrs Fred Lawton Mrs Margaret Alexander Miss Elizabeth Connell Miss Mary Doherty Miss Gertrude Pearce Daniel O Connell Maj Michael J Dee superintendent of the reformatory and Mrs John O Grady Jr. Herbert Symes had charge of the entertainment and Em Duras of the refreshments. Miss Julia Dee played piano selections. Thomas Cotter and Miss Mary Nee rendered vocal solos. Miss Gladys Graham also entertained. Thomas Flannagan played accordion selections.
Concord announces that Division 44 of the Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet on Wednesday May 10 instead of May 3. The session will feature a penny sale.
Concord town base ball manager Lovell P. George calls all fans to Elk's hall Friday evening next April 28 to support the team for a great year in Concord base ball.
Concord High School baseball opened the season with a 7 1 win over Middlesex on the Middlesex School grounds after rain made Emerson Playground unusable. Tompkins carried a no-hitter into the seventh before an arm injury forced Flanagan to finish. Mara led Concord with four hits including two doubles while Rooney and Peterson added key RBI hits as Concord jumped out to a three run first inning and extended the lead with hits in the fourth and ninth.
A well attended dance at Harvey Wheeler school hall last week Tuesday benefited the West Concord Girl Scouts. Miss Julia Dee and Tom Tombeno provided the music.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Concord offers Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School at 10 45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 p m Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays except holidays Everlasting Punishment is the Lesson Sermon topic for April 30 with Bible citations from Job Proverbs and the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The lesson discusses hell and heaven as mind states and the moral consequences of earthly beliefs
Tomorrow evening the three part musical comedy The Arrival of Kitty debuts at Association Hall under Our Lady's Social Club for the Our Lady Help of Christians church. Local favorites star including Alex F Mac Eachern Agnes L Collins Anna F Ryan Mary E Murray Loretta Dee Francis F Connery Walter L O'Neil Gertrude McDonald Joseph W Bartolomeo David B Frawley Margaret O Sheehan Mary J Nee with Alice Sheehan directing and Julia Dee guiding music. Dancing will follow.
Mr Manley Boyce of Lincoln won the first prize at the Elks whist party in Elk’s Hall on Thursday under Concord Lodge direction. Mrs Manley Boyce was second, with Frances Boyce and Mary Boyce among other prize winners. The event included many family ties and several couples also winning in the drawing of prizes.
Don Lent, renowned athletic coach, was appointed head coach for the South Acton AA. His hire impressed baseball enthusiasts as over fifty candidates pledged their names at the April 18 meeting. The club, now in the Middlesex League with ten towns, broadened eligibility to include all Actons, spurring many new memberships.
In the 24th round the Ancient Order of Hibernians built a 20 point margin to clinch the championship lead. The Hibernians scored 39 to 36 by the Knights of Columbus and 25 by the Rod and Gun Club in Monument Hall, bringing their total to 839 while the Knights have 819 and the gunners 742.
The regular meeting of Division 44, Ladies Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hibernians, was omitted last week due to a holiday. The next meeting will be held Wednesday May 3.
The class of 1934 at Concord High will hold its annual Junior Prom next Friday April 28 in the school auditorium. Norman Dahl and his six piece orchestra will provide music. Committee chair Menotti DiCicco leads the group with members Robert MacLeod Ruth Clahane Helen Root Ariel Suziman Clyde Harvey and Elizabeth Venti. Patronesses are not announced.
Concord Lodge UO of Massachusetts hosts Grand Master William E. Jones of Hyannis with Grand Officers and visitors from Acton Ayer Boston Brockton Charlestown Arlington Campello Waltham Watertown Worcester Fall River Groton Shirley Pepperell Natick Maynard for an honorary dinner and formal meeting featuring initiatory rites and heartfelt addresses.
Concord marks Patriots Day with Waldo Chaplin the last surviving Grand Army man in town. The veteran, honored at the parade, linked the Civil War to later Spanish and World Wars in a ceremonial bridge between eras.
Belmont edged Belmont by one run 8-7 in a free hitting Middlesex League game. Mara led with early and late hits, driving in runs and scoring, while Peterson Nelson Flanagan and Dee contributed key at bats. Belmont tied the score with a four run fourth inning after an earlier first inning tally.
A large West Concord Union Church congregation heard Rev Alfred W Stone preach on Plentiful Employment and Abundant Wages focusing on Christian service and happiness from good deeds. Organist and choir offerings followed with Mendelssohn and Nevin hymns.
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