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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
5
George W. Russell, a real estate and insurance agent, relocates from Lapham's Block and now operates at Blodget's Radio Store on Commonwealth avenue.
The Concord Junction Union Church lists a December program with services at morning and evening. The 37th Annual Older Boy's Y M C A Conference report by Ronald Mackenzie is noted, along with a series of society meetings and the annual canvass appreciation.
The West Concord Parent- Teachers Association postponed November meeting was held Thursday in the Harvey Whegler School hall with President Mrs. W. H. Ray presiding. Members voted to move meetings from the fourth to the second Thursday. December meeting will be omitted due to Christmas holidays. Robert W. Carter led a Christmas carol song fest for a community tree event with Miss Evelyn Day and Mrs. Rosamond Blodgett assisting with refreshments.
Edith Fenton Connell and Mia lead with Little Mary Campbell, a talented six year old dancer, portraying the snow queen. The hall features snow covered trees and a snowman to enhance the winter tableau.
The community group debates influence of college size with Lewis Whitney and Albert Tucker versus Richard Lowden and Levi Dunivan. The Mission Circle plans a December 4 meeting at Mrs. Frank Z. Taylor’s home. An illustrated talk on Over the Sunset Route drew good attendance despite bad weather. On December 19 Dr. Rose presents Ben Hur as a top season attraction.
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