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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
2
Publication details for a Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper dated August 28 1903. The item lists office address 1 Liberty Street Marlboro and notes distribution by Enterprise Press with subscription price 140 per year under postal act.
The column lists Lord Alb League picks with Craig of Marlboro at quarterback and Maynard, Hudson, Grondahl, and Shorty as key ends. Ferruce anchors guard, Houghton and Gibson to block, while Wharblocking kicka and Tomblins star in backfield. Lombardi at fullback, Shaw at quarterback duties, and a sturdy all around line claim strong form for an eleven that could challenge any rival.
Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 108 10 O F presents its annual dance on Thursday evening December 2 at Association Hall. A Snow Dance of Surprises features six year old Scotch dancer Mary Catophbell of Boston as Snow Queen. Hibbard's Orchestra of Lowell provides music. committee includes Hodgdon chair and members Hodgdon Isner Hood McConnell Tuttle Leighton Raymond McLeod Leighton Parker McConnell Hodedson.
Next Sunday morning the Maynard church will focus on Pauls protest against legalism with a sermon titled Hondage in Freedom. The service also features a Christmas cantata by the choir and a White Gift concert by the Sunday School. A doll sent from Maynard to Japan will be shown as part of the Testimonial of Dolls. An exhibition of dolls is planned for December 5 with Mrs Mabel Badiera assisting.
Concord H. S. closes the season with a 13 to 12 victory on Thanksgiving Day boosting a 4 2 record after a 8 to 0 win over Marlboro and wins over Needham Braintree Maynard Gardner Wellesley Stoneham Framingham and Lexington. Capt. Robinson led ground gains.
Captain John Bordman was chosen Master of Concord Grange No. Bra Patrons of Husbandry at the annual gathering held Tuesday in town. New officers include Frederick Moreau overseer Miss Marion Adams lecturer Edgar F. Clark steward John Flannery assistant steward Miss Nellie Wells lady assistant steward Mrs Edgar F Clark chaplain Mrs Mabel R Howard secretary Mrs Arthur F Adams treasurer Fred E Powers gate keeper Mrs Alice OBrien Ceres Mrs Julia Reed Flora Mrs Joseph Culkins Pomona Miss Helen Loftus pianist and three year committee. A play Squire for Apple Bee directed by Ruth Raymond followed the meeting.
The Concord Board of Trade will hold its regular December meeting at the West Concord School on Thursday evening. Reports from committees will be made and a nominal election held. An open discussion on zoning is promised, expected to be frank, free, and insightful for residents and merchants.
The Boy Scout drive to raise 1000 dollars for the Concord Boy Scout Council, affiliated with the Waltham Water town Council, began Friday at 6:30 p m with a Colonial Inn dinner for 65 workers. About 46 dollars, nearly half the goal, was raised by workers.
The alto Mr. FP Whipple and tenor, with W. Locke bass and Fred A Tower at the piano, performed tuneful numbers. Hillard P Holbrook of the Council gave a short address as the amen continued through Saturday and Sunday ending with a tea at the Colonial Inn. Sunday evening workers met their President Allen of the Con-Council in charge of the campaign.
Michael T. Burke of Marlboro, past exalted ruler, appointed to Massachusetts Central District, made his first official visit Thursday with a 667-member suite. Exalted Ruler Edward W. Sheehan presided as Concord Lodge of Elks hosted a large gathering and Burke spoke along with Jeremiah Jefferson.
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