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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
2
Inquest into Jensen injury from an automobile found defendant not guilty of driving so as to endanger lives. Judge Keyes dismissed the technical charge of manslaughter. Concord Council K of GC ling team defeated at Madison last Wednesday.
The King's Daughters of the First Parish met last Tuesday afternoon in the vestry with Mrs. Herbert B Smith and Miss Sarah R Bartlett as hostesses.
The Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross reports final roll call contributions of $1654 and expenditures of $4460. Last year the total collected was $1127.
The Concord and Concord Junction Red Cross drive raised 1656.50 with 1448 one dollar memberships and several larger gifts. The effort led by Mrs Robert Walker saw turnout high, surpassing 1926 figures, with regional district totals listed including Concord Junction at 371.00 and multiple streets contributing diverse sums.
Walter S Athearn dean of the School of Religious Education Boston University will address the club on Crime and How To Combat It at the Town Hall on Monday December 12. A short Near East Relief film precedes the lecture and an evening dinner follows hosted by Mrs Hans W Miller with guests including Rev and Mrs Smith O Dexter Dr and Mrs J A C F Auler and Mr and Mrs Blackwell.
Embroidery goods and stamped linens by the yard for embroidery pillow slips advertised at Miss Buck's store.
Concord, December 7 Miss Julian Coburn an artist and niece of Abner Coburn Civil War Governor of Maine died at her home Lexington road in her eightieth year. Born in Skowhegan Maine she studied art in the United States and abroad. She lived in Skowhegan until about 20 years ago when she moved to Concord. She held active roles in many local organizations including the Concord Woman's Club Old Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Concord Musical Club Concord Art Association and the Concord Antiquarian Society. She belonged to the Baptist church at Skowhegan and was president of aes Heirs Inc a major timberland holder in Maine. Survived by a sister Mrs Frances Turner of Los Angeles and five nephews and nieces. Funeral held at her home Sunday afternoon burial in Skowhegan. Service conducted by Rev Benjamin R Bulkeley.
Concord reports a car disappeared after attorney Dominic Di Stefano of Revere left the district court. Police learned the vehicle was not stolen but repossessed by Noyes Buick of Boston for unpaid balance, prompting claims of misinterpretation and caution about leaving cars unlocked.
The Concord High School girls hockey team elected Maude Tomkins as captain for next season at a meeting held in the Ripley school building. She will succeed Norma as leader of the squad.
Rev. Smith O. Dexter rector announces events: Friday December 9 at 7 45 P M Boy Scouts. Sunday December 11 Holy Communion at 9 A M with address. 10 A M Church school Bible class and confirmation class. 11 A M Morning Prayer and sermon. 7 30 P M Rectory confirmation class. Friday December 16 at 7 45 P M Boy Scouts.
The Concord Board of Trade annual meeting at Colonial Inn elected Edward B. Caiger as president with Burleigh L. Pratt as vice president and officers including William O. Ellis secretary, Joseph Dee treasurer, and directors for one year. Wentworth Stuart spoke on Economics as members enjoyed singing and a Boston duo entertained.
Large turnout at First Parish in Concord honors Alice Reynolds Keyes wife of Judge Prescott Keyes of the District Court. Rev Dr Gail Cleland officiated with music from Arthur Motter Tam from Middlesex School. Burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery followed by a grave committal service.
Concord Council No. 18 Knights of Columbus marked its sth anniversary on Thursday December 1 with a banquet and ladies night. About two hundred members and guests attended as Newell’s orchestra of Marlboro played. Grand Knight James E Finan Jr welcomed attendees and toast master Edward Loughlin introduced speakers including Monseigneur Edward J Moriarty and Past State Deputy Daniel J Gallagher.
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord announces Sunday services at 10 45 A M with lesson God The Preserver of Man Sunday School also at 10 45 A M Testimonial Meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 P M Reading room hours 2 to 5 P M Weekday pruning discussion led by Prof W H Thies and County Agent James W Dayton at C E Willett Farm Great Rd North Acton Mass December 7 at 2 P M
Cararies for sale at 46 Thoroen Street advertise English Border Fancies with phone contact Concord 19.
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