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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1928
Page
8
Rev Dr Johannes A C Fag ginger Auer preached on the topic Two Sides of the Question at the morning service Sunday.
The service schedule lists Rev Frederick B Monates D D as pastor ad interim with events Friday December 7 7 30 am Boy Scouts Troop Sunday December 9 9 30 am Sunday School and Bible Class directed by W Edward Lamb 10 45 am Morning Worship and Sermon by Rev Dr Richards 7 pm Young Peoples Club and Wednesday December 12 7 45 pm Midweek Service
The Concord Players present Charley's Aunt on Friday and Saturday evenings. The comedy promises lively misadventures and robust laughter as the cast exploits humorous situations in a light hearted stage production.
The Concord Lodge of Elks held its memorial service Sunday afternoon. Exalted Ruler William L. Fitzpatrick presided and William Graham Murray chaired the committee in charge alongside Harold I. Wellington and James M. Harrigan.
The Middlesex School Dramatic Club will present Where the Cross Is Made by Eugene O Neill and None So Blind by Marlinspike in Eliot Hall on Saturday evening December 8, revised from December 1. Eimerdorff Carr directs the plays with Mr Russell H. Kettell overseeing scenery.
The Concord D A R Chapter will gather in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Herbert B. Smith leads a program titled Historic Places Along the North. A token music program will conclude the event hosted by Mrs. Warren B. Goddard, Mrs. Albert B. Black, Mrs. Otis Furbusti, and Mrs. William Trefrew.
The Concord High School Glee Club presents La Mascotte in 1916 with a roster of named characters including Norman Spencer Jr and Laurent XVII. The production features a large cast with roles for Piombino, Pisa, Lundstrom, and other players as part of a planned next year reprise under supervisor R. Norman Hugepeth.
Concords hospitals homes and police stations marked Thanksgiving with turkey dinners. Emerson Hospital served a noon meal under superintendent Miss Margaret Copeland to patients and nurses. Deaconess Home for Aged Women fed 16 residents led by Miss M Rebecca Bowman. Home for the Aged also shared a turkey meal prepared by matron Mrs Eva W Hinton. Lake Walden sub station 4 ace-Police Patrol served a turkey to officers on duty under Sgt William J Paz 20.
Concord hunters, including members of local clubs, began the deer season at sunrise Monday. Many stayed in their own woods while others ventured west across the state for better hunting. Each hunter receives a single deer allotment for the season. Also noted are local residents Mr and Mrs Charles Carruth settling in for the winter and Miss Margaret McDermott teaching at Burdett College after serving as secretary in Idalesex County.
Public auction of about ten acres of woodland off a street rear of the Ribbins property in Carlisle scheduled for Saturday December 22 1928 at 8 oclock post meridiem at Town House Concord Massachusetts. Auctioneer John A Finigan. Sale to be held in Concord. Robert Winslow listed as contact.
E F Baird won first prize turkey with 25 points at the open handicap skeet on Thanksgiving Day at the Concord Red and Gun Club. William Bulger led with 24 birds for second prize turkey, with a six-way tie for third at 22. Other notable scores include Percy Foss 22, Uel H oar 21 22, George Clark 22, and Nelson Horne 16.
The annual every member canvass of Trinity parish was held on Sunday afternoon December 2. The annual meeting of the parish will come on Monday January 7, 1929. Rev. Smith Q. Dexter, Rector announces upcoming services and vestry events including choir rehearsals and Holy Communion.
Mrs Sherman Hoar and her niece Miss Mary Buttrick sailed last week for a trip abroad. They will spend Christmas with Miss Buttrick's sister Mrs Alexander Carruthers in Cardiff Wales, a June bride formerly Miss Oliver Buttrick. Carruthers is the son of Sir William and Lady Carruthers of Raleigh House Beckenham. A farewell party was given on Thanksgiving Eve by Mr and Mrs William Buttrick.
Snow delayed the scheduled Tuesday match between Concord High School and Quincy High School elevens by one week. No new date is given in the notice.
Concord Public Schools resumed sessions Monday morning following a Thanksgiving recess that began Wednesday noon.
Local church advertises Sunday 10:45 a.m. services with sermon on the only cause and creator. Sunday School also at 10:45 a.m. Testimony meeting weekly at 7:46 p.m. Reading room hours 2 to 5 p.m. weekly.
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