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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1926

Page

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White Cross Guild elects officers at meet

The White Cross Guild at Co lve hall elected officers for the year with John Mammonn as president Eva Tucker as vice president McGrath as financial core Annie Lyons as recording treasurer Mary Sweeney as treasurer and a Means committee including Wil Smith P J Sullivan John Maley Margaret Kee Mary Murphy Etta Moynihan Jet Leyden Mildred Morgan and Margaret McCormack The Old Folks Ball of the Guild is set for January 26 with music from Wibbard's orchestra of Lowell.

White Cross Guild Colve Hall John Mamnon Eva Tucker McGrath Annie Lyons Mary Sweeney Wil Smith P. J. Sullivan John Maley Margaret Kee Mary Murphy Etta Moynihan Jet Leyden Mildred Morgan Margaret McCormack Music Wibbard Orchestra of Lowell

High School Fund Auction Succeeds in Auditorium Event

Dec 13 activity at the school auditorium featured author P. Abbott and students from the high school and junior high as they presented in support of the school athletic association treasury.

AS Men's Club Talk On Industrial Future England

In chapel, Lae F Fosstaing Kee les H Towle and a Kimball classmate spoke on industrial and social conditions and the future England. Refreshments were served under R Hubbard's direction.

of the Trinita Keeles H. Towle Kimball England R. Hubbard

Angers Grange Presents Feast of Red Corn Operetta

Old Grange No. 150 Patrons met in the vestry of First Parish to stage the operetta Feast of Red Corn. Cast included George Clarence Manter Miss Loftus Miss Mary Helen n Miss Mary Williams Shee Miss Dorothy Finan and Mrs. King with a chorus of Annie bran Marguerite Moreau Margaret Finan Isabelle r Helen Flannery ce Fairbain Mary Fair. Annual Christmas tree and next Grange meeting set for Tuesday December 21.

Old Grange No Bundry Vestry Con Annurenac Granges George Clarence Manter Loftus Mary Helen N Mary Williams Dorothy Finan King Annie Bran Marguerite Moreau Margaret Finan Isabelle R Helen Flannery Ce Fairbain Mary Fair

Lone Bandit Robs Two On Concord Street

A masked robber grabbed a bag of money from 15 year old Kenneth Priest and pocketbook from Richard Waterhouse around 9 15 pm on Concord Street. The suspect, about 18, wore a brown overcoat a gray cap and used a red bandanna to cover his face before fleeing toward Summer Street. Police are investigating.

Kennedy Priest Richard Waterhouse Concord St Comialnien Tanen Eng Kenneth Priest Brother Rane Concord Acton Maple Concord Streets Priest Wat Waterhouse Etiam Concord Street High School Summer Street

Death Claims Carl Pickens In Acton

Carl Pickens 47 a longtime Acton Centre newspaper man died Friday after a lingering illness. Born in Worcester Aug 10 186? he worked with Boston Hartford Providence and Albany papers and led the Lowell Sun editorial page before retirement about a year ago. He is survived by his mother Mrs Edward Conant wife Elizabeth a sister Effie and son Allan. Funeral services were Monday at 3 30 p m at his mother’s home Rev Dwight La Follette officiated with burial in Woodlawn cemetery Maynard.

Acton Centre Carl Pickens Worcester Charles of Charles Mary Taylor Pickens Elizabeth Pickens Effie E Allan Pickens Saas Mr. Pickens Boston Hartford Providence Albany Lowell Sun Pickens Edward Conant Dwight KE. la Follette Congregational Church Woodlawn Maynard

Maynard Shoe Dealers Cooperating for Christmas

Maynard shoe dealers join in a cooperative merchandising effort to highlight a $100,000 stock of footwear in local stores. They emphasize assisting shoppers in finding the perfect Christmas gift and pledge to help with purchases beyond footwear if possible.

ISHOE Maynard Geason A .Com

Concord Junction Christmas at Union Church Program

The Union Church presents a Christmas program with organ preludes, anthems, and a lecture Memories of Bethlehem. Christmas Eve features the tree and a playlet Down the Chimney by Dr Shepherd Knapp Worcester.

Church School Shepherd Knapp Worcester

Corinthian Lodge Hears Memorial Service and Announces Past Masters Night

Corinthian Lodge A F and A M met in Masonic Temple Monday evening. An oyster supper was held at 7 PM led by Mrs. Duncan G Chapman. A memorial service for J Albert Blake Past Grand Master of Masons in Massachusetts followed under Master Duncan G Chapman with Rev Charles E K Pedersen and organist Edward B Caiger. Officers assisted in the work as Past Masters Night was announced for June 3 with committees named. Kilwinning Club to attend January 10 as guests and assist in the work.

Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Duncan G. Chapman J. Albert Blake Masons Massachusetts Duncan G Chapman Charles EK. Pedersen War Edward B. Caiger Elmer L. Justin Howard B. Daniels Warren B. Goddard Robert J. Stevenson Benjamin Derby Kilwinning Club

Lay-Led Service At First Parish Meeting House

A large congregation attended Sunday morning services at the First Parish Meeting House conducted entirely by laymen with Rev. Dr. Johannes A C Fagginger Auer and his family in a pew. Walter N Howe gave the Invocation and benediction while Julian W Ballou delivered remarks.

Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer Walter N. Howe Julian W. Ballou Deliv

Maynard Club Program Delights With Chorus and Talk

Maynard Woman's Club held a December afternoon meeting in the school auditorium. Mary Boyle O'Reilly gave a splendid talk and the newly formed Club Chorus of fourteen performed, led by Mise Anes si, with carols and the State Federation song. A candle light tea followed chaired by Mrs. O. G. Drechsler.

Maynard Maynard Woman's Club Mary Boyle O'Reilly Mra Rachel McCleary Belgium France Fourteen Voices State Fedération Mise Anessi Marion Wilcox Adelaide ‘Sims Elizabeth Coughtan Helena Murphy Essa ‘Case Eva Frye Marion Jones Nellie Wilgon Mra Maude Gutteridge Helen Hinchlige

Odd Fellows Lion's Paw Cribbage Series Ends in Tie

The Odd Fellows Lion's Paw club concluded a cribbage and pitch series with a 362 to 356 victory by Odd Fellows over Lion's Paw at West Acton last Friday. Losers promised a supper for the victors, and plans for New Year’s Eve entertainment and a Washington’s Birthday dancing party were announced.

Cribage West Acton Odd Fellows Lion's Paw Good Fellowship Lion's Paw Club Harold Fellows Joseph Law Boston Mem Washington

Fined for liquor sale in Maynard district court

Ebmieian Malifuc of 15 Railroad Street pleaded guilty to illegally selling intoxicating liquor in district court on Tuesday morning. He was fined and paid. Chief John Connors prosecuted for the town. Clarence Smith recently returned from the Philippines and visited friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bradbury of North Acton, in Vermont since October, returned home Saturday and left for the west on business. They plan to return for the holidays before wintering in the South.

Maynard Ebmieian Malifuc Railroad Street Malifuc John Connors Clarence Smith Philippines Islands Regular Army Rolfe Bradbury North Acton Vermont Busness

Sermon and Choir Highlight Unitarian Laymen Event

A 20 member choir directed by Philip A. Davis, president of the Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League, performed a sermon meditation on "The Place of Christ in the Unitarian Be" while Mr. Davis and his sister Esther Davis, a soprano, sang the response.

Christ Unitarian Be Philip A. Davis Concord Unitarian Laymen's League

Fames of 1926 Opens in Concord Veterans Building

The Fames of 1926 opened with a Concord Council and K of C produced program in the Veterans Building. Joseph A. Crosson of Boston supervised the show with committee members Flavin Hutchinson Loughlin McSweeney and McHugh. Eight scenes featured singers dancers and actors including Thom as Munteninson Margaret McWalter and Enrico Venti in the cast.

Concord Concord Council K. of C Cnet Joseph A. Crosson Boston Inward J. Flavin Thomas A. Hutchinson James J. Loughlin Richard McSweeney Terence Mchugh Charles J. Hogan James Rimmnan Jr Slavin Edward J. Brennan Frederick &. Lawton Mary V. Meringa Oluies Huntress Thomas A.munteninson Margaret L. McWalter Willam M. 1Ovin Frances L. Loughlin John Mouilaney Katherine Mayes Alexander J. Maconcne4ro Mitured Mara Joseph L. McGann Helen Wagner John Mullaney Gertrude ¥. Mara James B. Ryan Enrico Venti Joseph H. Menenna Alexanderf. Mac Utopia Thomas L. McHugh James K. Finnan Jr Utopia Land Joseph H. McKenna William M. Tobin Joseph B. Keefe Joseph H. McKenta I Am King

Town Meeting Allocates Funds Across Departments

A town meeting at the cooperative hall, led by Moderator Alfred McCleary and town clerk Frank E. Sanderson, appropriated 4069.99 from the treasurer for town purposes. Allocations include 1108.99 to the treasurer, 300 to the cemetery, 200 to general government, 2000 to the school department, 400 for John A Crowe park, and 50 for the tax collectors department.

Alfred McCleary Frank E. Sanderson John A. Crowe

Pair of Sixes Aids Maynard Grange Benefit

A December 15 benefit presentation of A Pair at Parker Street for Maynard Grange featured smooth action and well developed comedy. The local cast included Walter Denniston A R C Cole Roderick Melver Doris Miller Guyer Fowler Victor Salloway George Leo Comeau William Mann Reed Charlotte Gault and Mrs Eleanor Jones to lively applause.

Guyer Fowler Victor Salloway George A. Leo Comeau William Mann Reed Charlotte Gault Eleanor Jones

Sudbury News Briefs Include Installations and Illness

Sudbury Electric crews install lines at the Thompson home in North Sudbury. Two Scarlet Fever cases reported in town. Walter Jr. Stone, son of Alter Stone, recovering in Centre. another case in Waltham, son of Robert Ross in the west part. Bridge club met at Mrs. Frank Perkins. Mrs. Herbert Newan won a prize.

Thompson N. Sudbury Fred Ham Alter Stone Walter Jr Waltham Robert Ross Bridge Club Frank Perkins Herbert Newan

Mrs Stiles Hosts Bridge Club Meeting

The Bridge club of the younger set met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. L. D. Stiles home in Roslindale. Members present included Mrs. Ralph Stone Mrs. Bilms Mrs. Forest Bradshaw Stephen Gray Chester Hayes. Florence Hosmer went to Chicago to visit her brother Albert and wife.

Stiles Hos Bridge Club L. D. Es Ralph Stone Bilms Forest Bradshaw Stephen, Gray Chester Hayes Roslindale Florence Hosmer Chicago Albert Lawrence Matthews Jamaica Plain H. E. Rice Ruth Gerry Reginald Oliver

Belles of Long Ago Pageant Entrants Listed

Readable names include Mary Christan Elizabeth Hayes Mary Norton Katherine Fewry Katherine Gleason Jeanette Wright and Brown plus DiCicep Joseph McGann James Elmeata James Ryan and Joseph. The fragment outlines participants in a local pageant lineup.

Garet Tobin Lileah Smith Justin ‘Mansfield Frances Ormond Helen Wagner Mary Christan Elizabeth Hayes Mary Connorton Katherine Fewry Katherine Gleason Jeanette Wright Brown DiCicep Joseph McGann James Elmeata James Ryan Joseph

Services for Col. James P. Clare in Acton Church

West Acton mourns Col. James P. Clare a Civil War veteran and Hudson regimental commander who died at his home. A 2 PM Baptist service in West Acton will honor his three war careers and local civic service, with burial in Acton Cemetery.

Col James P. Clare Col. Claire Acton West Acton Baptist George F. Allen Hudson

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