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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1936

Page

2

St Bernard's Inn Annual Reunion Held at Monument Hall

The St Bernard's Church reunion gathered a large attendance at Monument Hall on Wednesday evening. Rev William Finnick led with Rev George Mulcahy assisting and a parish committee headed by Miss Mary Tobin. The program featured a turkey whist and dancing with prize winners led by Bernard Rushe.

St. Bernard’s Church Monument Hall William Finnick George Mulcahy Mary F. Tobin Bernard Rushe Philip T. Flavin Bdward F. Dempsey Thomas Dempsey Catherine McPhillips Mr. Colion Joseph Hayes Frank Moynihan Philip Moreau Helsher Herbert McPhillips John Woodlock

Concord and Lexington play to scoreless tie in season finale

Concord High and Lexington High battled to a 0-0 tie on Emerson Playground in a defensive showcase. Concord threatened twice near the goal but failed to score. Lexington also came close but could not convert, leaving the honors even in a season without victories.

Concord High Emerson Playground Lexington High Eleven Concord Lexington Johansen Simpson Moreau Lere Roberts Smith Caswell R. Johansen Grant. Begoli Lexington High R. Mara Dean O'Brien

Old Concord DAR December meeting to feature Christmas stories

Old Concord Chapter D A R will meet at the Chapter House on Lexington Road this Saturday at 2:45 PM. Mrs Herbert B S Smith will preside as regent with Mrs J Towle reading stories and Mrs Wallace B Conant leading carols. West Concord hostesses led by Mrs Wil Mam Trefren.

Old Concord Concord Daughters of the American Revolution Lexington Road Herbert B. S. Smith J. Towle Wallace B. Conant West Concord Wil Mam Trefren

Sumner Bodfish on Honor Roll at Lowell Textile Institute

Sumner Bodfish is listed on the Honor Roll at the Lowell Textile Institute. Rec tor of Trinity Episcopal Church Boston preached at Middlesex School chapel service. Various local church figures and a concert recital were noted along with community events and upcoming Middlesex School activities.

Dorothy Santora Ladies’ Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church Ruth “Wood New London Connecticut Walter Wood New York City Donald Wood Taunton Walter Wood Thompson Blood Silas A. Bean Saw Warren's Hollie Howe Samtel Merwin Swante Lundquiste Scandinavian Alliance Swaziland South Africa West Concord Union Church Otto Rafo Evangelical Free Church Board of Appeals Selectmen's Office Frank Scimone Old Bedford Road Gardner W. Lawrence Monument Street

Louisa May Alcott Born 104 Years Ago in Concord

Concord notes the 104th anniversary of Louisa May Alcott birth in Germantown Pennsylvania. The author of Little Women and Little Men gained fame after 1868 and died in Boston in 1888. Her Orchard House on Lexington Road remains a historic site open to visitors by the Alcott Memorial Association.

Concord Louisa May Alcott Germantown Penn

Ralph C Whidden Dies After Week-Long Illness

Ralph Cooper Whidden retired Massachusetts Reformatory officer died Tuesday after a week of illness. Born in West Chelmsford August 18 1872 he worked in hardware before joining state corrections. He married Perthe Standley in 190? and later Margaret Graves who survives him. He held Masonic titles across several lodges and was active in the Sons of the American Revolution and Trinity Church. Funeral services were held at his home with Masonic rites and burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.

Ralph Cooper Whidden West Chelmsford Charles B Emma (Dwinell) Whidden Alaska Charles E Adams Lowell Massachusetts Reformatory Concord Perthe P Standley Wenham Margaret (Nicholson) Graves Whidden Caleb Butler Lorge A. F A. M Ayer Corinthian Lodge Assabet Avenue Charlies Russell Pack Benjamin F Clark Warren B. Goddard Walter A. Kennedy Donald FE. Whidden Waltham Walter W. Fletcher Austin D. Fletcher Westford Howard Staples George Haskell Dedham Fred Robinson Sleepy Hollow Graham Whidden Chester Whidden Long Beach California

Hibernians Lead in Concord 45 Tournament Standings

Concord Lodge of Elks won the fourth weekly round at Elks Hall scoring 38 while Ancient Order of Hibernians led with 135 points, Elks 134, and Knights of Columbus 131 in the Concord 45 series.

Concord Lodge of Elks Concord Elks’ Hall Ancient Order of Hibernians Concord Council Knights of Columbus Hibernians Elks Knights

Funeral services for Miss Eliza D. Irvin

Miss Eliza D. Irvin 83 longtime Baltimore resident and birth state was honored with a simple service at her niece’s home 86 Monument Street conducted by Rev. Charles Russell Peck Trinity Church. The remains were taken to Baltimore for interment.

Eliza D. Irvin Baltimore Bordman Monument Street Charles Russell Peck The Trinity Church

Early English whist origins uncertain and dated

The origin of whist remains obscure with no recorded introduction date in England. It is noted that the game was known to be played there as early as 152%.

England

Concord Board of Trade to Elect Officers

The Concord Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting Monday evening December 7 after a dinner at the Colonial Inn. Officers will be elected and non members planning to attend should notify Mr. Tucker at Tucker's Shop by Saturday.

Concord Concord Board of Trade Colonial Inn Tucker

Mother Goose Fair at West Concord Church

The Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church hosts a Mother Goose Fair in the church vestry on Thursday December 3 from 2 30 p m to 9 p m. Misstress Mary Old Mother Hubbard and other figures will appear with garden tea, supper, crafts, stories, and a Christmas card booth. Proceeds go to church activities with a menu featuring turkey dressing cranberry sauce and pies.

Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Mother Goose Mary Harold Gale Frank A. Cleaves Helen Lawrence Virginia Robus Dorothy Montague Tufts Rice Florence Mullen Cora MacLeod Claire MacKenzie John Leighton Frank S. Walker Sites Bean Ernest Pringle Frank H. Hewitt George Carter Thomas E. Pilling R. E. Chaplin Edwardson William A. Rodday Wetherbee

Home Service recipes and kitchen tips from Boston gas column

Dried fruits and vegetables baked into a Savory Beets dish and a Spanish Sauce accompany the Kitchen section. The column lists recipes for Savory Beets, Forty Winks Corn Fritters, kidney beans with tomatoes, and Fricassee of Lamb, with serving tips and oven times. It ends inviting readers to send problems or requests to Miss Fossett for column answers.

Loring Family Returns to West Concord After 30 Years

Benjamin Loring, brother of Al fred O. Loring and John E. Loring, returns with his family to West Concord after three decades in British Columbia. He attends Sunday services at the West Concord Union Church and is welcomed by many friends.

Benjamin Loring Alfred O. L. Loring John E. Loring West Concord British Columbia West Concord Union

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