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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1927
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR listing names F. Woolsey Pratt Joe 1-2 Andrew H Hep 1-247 4-2 Henry A 1962 tires no.
Lois Jackson of Myers High School receives top honors for the year 1925 at OHS. She completed her first year at Vassar and earned a clean record with the highest marks of the year.
Gord leads Concord baseball as it schedules a midweek series with Newton and Upper Falls. This week features a Thursday home date in Concord and a Sunday road game at Newton Upper Falls, highlighting a regional contest slate.
August calendar item notes a mid term bureau picnic at Solar Hill farm Waltham scheduled for Wednesday with attendees listed in local notice.
August 10 details a Carlisle Community Band event led by Walter Gons with music by the group. A fragment mentions the band’s wilt or wilt-like note, suggesting a performance update or rehearsal context.
Concord area notes report Boston Harpens Company workers enjoying a week in Sonica and two weeks at Yo Beach Maine. Howard Sheehan and family attended the H P Hood outing at Cherry Hill Farm Beverly under Mutual Benefit Association. Mary Sheehan won a pair of rabbits. George Montague left for two weeks in Nova Scotia. Dr W F Davis dental office on annual vacation, closed until August 16.
Alfred W. Stone, minister, will lead morning and midweek services at Union Church in Concord Junction Massachusetts. The Sunday morning sermon will emphasize the aid of God and the August schedule lists services on Tuesday August 9 at 7 30 PM.
Classified notice offers Saturday shifts from 12 30 to 8 30 p m requiring a strong woman. Apply at Sudbu Road Concord. Ad uses unclear wording but indicates employment opportunity with defined hours.
The Rev. Johannes A. C. Fagainger Ader preached at a joint service of the First Parish and the Printariana Congregational Church in the First Parish Meeting House on Sunday. Temperature records showed highs in the upper 80s with high humidity. Alfred Curtis of Lowell Road registered at the Hotel Chatam in New York City. A Saturday evening motion picture screening took place at Veterans Building sponsored by James J. Mansfield Post A. L.
The Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross closed its swimming classes at White last week after a successful season. Nancy Millett has qualified for the life saving medal. Russell Lawrence and Ally Millett passed two tests. New juniors named include Alexander Freer Gordon McWilliams George Jacobs Arthur Moreau Mary Lawton and Russell Lawrence. Additional beginners list adds Helen Vanderhoof Vic Gibbs Sally Millett Inez DeBello Francis Alexander Margaret McCall Fran Magoon Albina Veno Eleanor Finer Harriett Vanderhook Agnes Thornton and Ethel Gardner.
A Concord police report describes four young men in a stolen car pursued after a theft on Charles Street Boston. The vehicle fled toward Cambridge, collided near Somerville, injuring two occupants including LaVelle and Hays who were later arrested after hospital release.
A cluttered recap covers a high scoring baseball game with multiple players noted for hits and errors, plus an upcoming family reunion at the Jeremiah Li homestead in Concord Junction. Local weather reports mention electrical storms in Concord and a sharp temperature drop from 88 to 68 with lightning impacts on public utilities.
Readable fragments indicate a 2 percent item tied to a location on Stow Street. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are not clear from the text provided.
Miss Mabel B. Jacobs of 23 LaGrange Street West Roxbury was taken to Emerson Hospital Sunday with cuts to the face and an arm injury from a Sudbury auto crash between Waltham and Maynard. The sedan driven by Robert E. Jacobs skidded on wet pavement near a railroad crossing, struck the railroad warning post, and flipped against a telephone pole. Neighbors Mr Jacobs and Mr Heuss helped lift the car to free the injured woman.
Samuel Hoar and Martin Bulger tied for first with 23 in a Concord Rod and Gun Club skeet shoot at Algeo farm. Hoar won the shoot-off with 22. Hoelder Adams and William Bulger followed at 31 in the next tier, others listed with lower scores.
Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club members schedule a reading of modern plays at the home of Mrs Albert Saale Marlboro Read on May 8 at 3 15 p m The afternoon play is The Servant of the House by Charles Rann Kennedy Attendants depart from the center at 3 p m Mrs Rodman of Lincoln is to attend from Concord and the West trip is noted with Empress Hotel Vancouver Island itinerary
The Concord Chapter A R C life saving program at White Pond concluded its four week session on July 30 with 126 completing tests. Senior and Junior Life Saving students along with beginners and general swimmers earned certificates, assisted by Mary Chamberlain, Mary Millett, and Wess Whitney, with transport support from local volunteers.
The event at Concord Academy grounds on Friday August 5 at 8 30 p m will feature diTNeveo we Cl TOORD and siedley for the benefit of the Concord Antiquarian Society if rain the performance moves to the Veterans building The committee is chaired by Mrs Herbert Buttrick Hosmer with members Mrs Howard P Swift Mrs Michael Cody Jr and Harold E Orendorff Ushers are overseen by Miss Nancy Millett Patronesses include Mrs John Jacob Rogers Mrs Julia Coburn Mrs Maso Garfield and many others The play Sheridan s The Dahuna will be staged John A Snyder CHS 23 and Bowdoin 27 sails for Europe on June 28 Letters from Antwerp and Liege Belgium describe a bicycle trip he plans to resume in September at Harvard under Longfellow scholarship Robert L Snyder returns from Camp Barker BSA at Fast Douglas Mass and will visit Ipswich with his mother Mrs Lucy A Snyder for a week.
Sunday service at 10 45 AM with the lesson sermon Spirit. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745 PM. Reading room in church office open 2 to 5 PM on weekdays. Monument Square Concord.
The Concord Lodge of Elks met Tuesday evening in Wikshall with Exalted Ruler Austin D. MacRae presiding. Heat shortened the session and the report of Past Exalted Ruler Edward W. Sheehan, delegate to the National Convention, was postponed to the next meeting on Tuesday August 25.
Rev. Smith Dexter, rector, leads Holy Communion and sermon on Sunday at 11 a.m. at Trinity Church with schedule noting August date.
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