Town House meeting notice for upcoming Sunday
A brief notice states a meeting will be held next Sunday at 4 o clock at the Town House. No additional details or participants are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
1
A brief notice states a meeting will be held next Sunday at 4 o clock at the Town House. No additional details or participants are provided in the readable text.
A town seeks authority to exceed its statutory debt limit to fund adding or equipping new school buildings, or reallocating funds for schools in part, with permissive authorization to that extent.
Concord resident Cameron A. Cameron Jr. of 71 Main Street is recognized for his service in the European Theater during World War II as part of a state tribute to veterans.
A Concord group called the King's Daughters will meet on a December afternoon at 2 30 to pack Christmas presents for children. Mrs Ransom hosts the event.
The Sunday ceremony in Trinity Church will include the Order of Confirmation with Rt Rev Norman B Nash presiding as Bishop lays on hands and preaches. An informal reception in the parish hall will follow for communicants and the Bishop.
Concord Lodge of Elks No. 1479 announces its regular meeting on Tuesday night December 13 at 8 o clock at the B P O E hall.
Community Chest directors will meet next Wednesday at the Cooperative Bank on Stow Street. All directors are urged to attend as several important questions will be discussed.
Concord Council No. 287 Knights of Columbus will hold a supper meeting led by Grand Knight John B. Finigan and Past Grand Knight Charles E. Mara. The agenda includes business items and a discussion of motion pictures of football games.
Edith Rogers of Lowell designates Lewis Mutty of Concord as a West Point alternate effective July 1, 1950. Mutty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mutty of 5 Sudbury Road, Concord, graduated from Concord High School last June where he starred on an undefeated football team and participated in many activities. He will be the fifth alternate. Charles Byron Jr. has returned to studies at the University of Maine after a Thanksgiving visit to his parents at 35 Hubbard Street.
In a ceremony at St Bernard's church Concord last Saturday morning Miss Alice Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Burke Old Bedford road married John Hargrove son of Mrs John H Hargrove and the late Mr Hargrove Rev John Curate united the couple in the nuptial mass Miss Nancy Burke served as maid of honor and best man for the couple will reside in after their wedding
Mrs Antonio Venti of 4 Cot Jane captured the grand prize a complete turkey dinner with all the fixings at St Bernard's parish penny sale held at Monument Hall.
The regular monthly meeting of the James J Mansfield Post Ladies Auxiliary is set for Monday night December 6 at 8 in the Veterans Building. President Naomi Wood will preside and all dues are to be wiped from the case. Miss Meg Greene and Reese of Concord winning turkeys in the recent drawing.
West Concord resident Mrs Walter E Loomer won the Thanksgiving drawing held at Lewis Donut Shop last week. A 16 was assigned to each purchaser of a dozen donuts as part of the holiday promotion. Shop early for Christmas.
Santa Claus will visit Odd Fellows in West Concord on Friday between 3 and 6 pm and then appear at the Girl Scout House in Concord on Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. The program expects over 1,000 children under 12 to receive gifts, with Santa possibly staying in Concord or West Concord to accommodate young believers.
At the annual meeting of the James J. Mans Post Concord the 23rd Infantry Band chose its new officers for the coming year. Leif E. Stensby was nominated again to lead the band and to call off rehearsals until after the holidays. The meeting also discussed turkeys.
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