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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
5
Local Marlboro weekly Enterprise publication page lists postal details and subscription rates including prices for one year six months and single copies. It shows distribution areas Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and delivery terms.
The United States game policy study favors a statewide nonpartisan six member Washington commission to oversee wildlife with a director of game and a two three and six year term structure. The plan notes similar moves in Mississippi and other states and cites quail and pheasant projects across Indiana Tennessee North Carolina and Alabama as models for landowner involvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Green lived in their Arlington street residence for forty nine years. Born in 1858 in Bingly England and 1855 in Prince Edward Island respectively they were longtime active members of Lodges and Societies. Mrs. Green belongs to the Woman's Relief Corps and the Lodge of Pythian Sisters. Mr. Green is a Knights of Pythias charter member and Pest Grand of the Manchester Unity I C O F.
Youth players aged eight to eleven form the Community orchestra directed by Mrs Dorothy Mc Kechnieé. The roster lists violins Ches ter Dorchester Jean Goodwin Betty Bigelow Marjorie Ward Shirley Potter Thorwald Lambert Scott Smith and Philip Kurbs with Florence Good Nancy Kurbd on piano Hen ris drums and Charles cornet for the church comedy program.
Mrs Ida Rice of Red Camp New Jersey visits relatives in Sudbury Worcester and Acton. Waldo E Stone plans a vacation trip to Washington and Philadelphia before returning home. He will join H P Hood Brookline this winter and Mrs Paul Atwood has moved to Marlboro.
A reader laments repeal pressure on dry households as wet supporters gain power. She foresees spies taps and jail for noncompliance, doubts public will and urges newspapers to expose wet excesses while insisting on printing only her initials.
In a return game defended by Sudbury, Albert MacManus scored twice and John Mercury added a goal as Sudbury beat Concord 3 to 2. The girls’ field hockey team lost 8 to 0 at Weston. A three act comedy The Americans Come by Frank Prentiss Rand will be performed at Town Hall on Friday December 9 at 8 pm under Miss Kathryn Staples with a college cast. Dancing follows from 10 to 12. Tickets cover both play and dance and are priced to be affordable.
Miss Lilla S Adams of Jaffrey New Hampshire a longtime local school teacher visits her sister Mrs W L Stone this week. Memorial Church hosts Young Peoples meeting Sunday at 7 then an 8 o clock talk by Rev Albert V Bliss Congregational Conference president. Ralph Stone and son William spent the weekend visiting relatives in Manchester and Laconia including a 92 year old great aunt.
Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Massachusetts lists a December schedule led by Rev George L Thurlow. Sunday features include church school at 9 30 am morning worship at 10 45 am a special women’s service with Ruth Seabury speaking on World Friendship and a 7 pm Young People rally. Wednesday prose midweek service at 7 45 pm.
A large crowd attended the whist party under St Marys parish. Winners included Thomas Bedard and Mrs Minnie OConnell of Clinton and several others from Clinton Hudson and Concord.
A O H auxiliary held a meeting at the A O H hall with contributions for the Working Boys Home in Newton the White Cross Guild and Christmas Health Seals. Mrs Josephine Mullen presided as officers attend the County Board in Malden on Sunday December 18. A Christmas party followed with gifts from an illuminated tree and Santa Claus impersonated by Mrs Charlotte O Sull ivan. Junior Society gave an entertainment before refreshments.
Hudson family members of Daniel V Kane state the New Year’s Day marriage report is untrue. A town firewood aid program organized by Harry Burnett and Joseph Jackson offers wood to needy families through Pen Farm, with applications to the tree warden.
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The Concord Branch of the Grenfell Association holds its annual meeting at the Trinitarian church on December 15 at 8 pm Miss B Maude Phillips of the Boston Animal Rescue League will give an illustrated talk on Labrador work for the Grenfell Mission and its kennels funded by Ex Gov Baxter of Maine Mr G Winthrop Lee Jr will share experiences as a Grenfell Mission volunteer last summer.
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