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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1929

Page

11

Aux. AOH Plan Christmas Cheer Whist Party

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Hibernians met at the hall to plan a Christmas Dinner drive. They held a whist party with a sketch The Professor's Magic and small admission fees, proceeds to the Working Boys Home. Prizes awarded for the best boxes Nellie Greenley first Gertrude Martell second Margaret Hutchinson third.

NCORD Order of Hibernians Pnnment Hall Nellie Greenley Gertrude Martell Margaret Hutchin

Snow Delays Concord High Interclass Championship Games

Heavy snow halted the Concord High interclass football championship last week. If weather improves, games will be played before Christmas vacation.

Concord

Concord First Church of Christ Scientist Service Notice

All the News of the Week in Concord reports Sunday services at 10 45 A M for the First Church of Christ Scientist Concord with a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting. Reading room hours are 2 to 6 pm on weekdays except holidays. Mr and Mrs Wolsey Pratt have sailed from England to spend Christmas holidays in Concord.

God Man Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Concord Musical Club Meets Amid Holiday Pause

The Concord Musical club gathered yesterday with Mrs. Harry B. Little presiding on Musketaquid Road and performed its usual program. No meetings will occur this month due to Christmas holidays. Charles B Ferguson and Lewis Dexter of Concord were named as Harvard scholarship recipients for the year, and Middlesex Institution of Savings sent out twenty five thousand dollars in checks to members of its Christmas Club.

Concord Musical Club Harry B. Little Musketaquid Road Charles B Ferguson Lewis Dexter Concord Harvard Middlesex Institution of Savings

Legion Auxiliary Food Sale Themed for Friday the Thirteenth

The American Legion Auxiliary of James J Mans field Post to host a food sale at L Anderson and Son's store 30 Main Street this week under President Mrs Granville Holden. New officers led by Mrs Holden presided at Veterans hall. A yearly membership drive was planned with Miss Anne Flavin named captain of district teams including Concord Acton Lincoln Maynard. A dinner was voted for at the next auxiliary meeting on Wednesday January 15.

Concord Acton Lincoln Maynard

Catholic Daughters Meet in West Concord Hall

Our Lady Help of Christians Court of Catholic Daughters met in Odd Fellows hall West Concord on a Tuesday evening. Grand Regent Cornelia Bedford presided. A Christmas tree and play were announced for the next regular meeting set for Tuesday December 17 with Edward F Loughlin in charge of entertainment. A charity bridge and whist party at Warrenhall was also announced with Mrs Alexander in charge of the entertainment before the play.

Our Lady, Help of Christians Court Catholic Daughters of America Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Cornelia Bedford Edward F Loughlin Warrenhall Alexander

State Patrolman Joins Governor Safety Committee

Patrolman William Andrews of the Walden Pond sub station has been made a member of the Governor's committee on street and highway safety. He is speaking in high schools and grade schools across Eas Massachusetts on this theme.

William Andrews Walden Pond Governor's Committee Eas Massachusetts

Rod Gun Club High For Week In Concord Tournament

Concord Rod and Gun Club led the triangular 45 tournament with 36 games in Friday action at Monument hall. Ancient Order of Hibernians held a comfortable 19 point lead, while Knights of Columbus trailed with 31 games as totals show Hibernians 181, Rod and Gun 162, and Knights 157.

Concord Concord Rod and Gun Club Knights of Columbus Monument Hall Concord Council Ancient Order of Hibernians Red and Gun Club Hibernians Rod and Gun Club Thomas du Berger Martin Bulger William Dee Hibernian Patrick O’brien Knight of Columbus

West Concord WCTU Branch Meets in Union Church Parlor

The West Concord Branch of the WCTU met in the West Concord Union Church Parlors yesterday afternoon to discuss important business.

West Concord WCTU West Concord Union

Neighbors Night Show at Annursac Grange Meeting

West Concord Annursac Grange held Neighbors Night in Odd Fellows Hall with Woburn delegates present and Lexington absent. Officers were updated including a new chaplain and treasurer, and the group voted to move meeting place to Warner Hall with plans for a January move and a Christmas pageant on December 33.

Annursac Grange West Concord Annursnac ‘Grange, P Odd Fellows Hall Woburn Lexington Grange Josephine Pearce Annie Comeau Chaplan Beatrice Elmes Emil Dumas Evelina Edwardson George A. Hodgdon Frank Cote Grange Marion Hanson Helen Studley Woburn Grange Mary O’keefe Annuranac Grange Velma Hinman Anhursnac Grange Margaret Alexander

Middlesex Dramatic Club to Present In the Zone and Farce

The Middlesex School Dramatic Club in Concord will stage Eugene ONeill's In the Zone in Eliot hall on Saturday night December 14 with W Harold Baylor directing and Elmendorf L Carr assisting. The club previously produced Where the Cross Is Made in 1928 and The Dear Departed by Stanley Houghton is set for January 25 in Biot Hall.

Concord Dramatic Club Middlesex School Eugene O'Neill Eliot Hall W. Harold Baylor Mr. Taylor Elmendorf L. Carr O'Neill Stanley Houghton Biot All

Neighbors Grange Guests Attend Concord Meeting

At Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry a Tuesday meeting featured Maynard Grange members as guests and high quality entertainment. Two officers were elected replacing resignations, Florence Tibbetts named treasurer and Mary Hanlon Flora. The next Grange event is December 17, the Christmas party with tree and entertainment.

Concord Concord Grange Grange Elks’ Hall Maynard Grange Benjamin Clark Plorence Tibbetts Hattie Clark Mary Hanlon Flora Mary King Adelaide Sims Ruth, Hill Annie Floyde Walter Fairbanks Rasmussen Sims Maynard Ruth Raymond Sylvia Moreau

Norton Girl Chosen For Wheaton Christmas Pageant Role

Miss Nan cy Millett of Concord and Norton mass has been selected to play the clown in the sophomore class Christmas Mummers play at Wheaton College. The event is set for December 18.

Mass Nancy Millett Mainstreet Concord Wheaton College

Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Reads The Splendor of God

At Trinity Church the Woman's Auxiliary met with Mr Rudd presiding. Members read The Splendor of God by Honore Willsie Morrow. Stenography class attracted many locals as Frederick Carney conducted a session at the High School on Tuesday morning.

Trinity Church Hureday Rudd Pre Honore Willsie Morrow Frederick Carney Boston Division of University Sion State Department of Eudeation

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