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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1926
Page
5
The club’s chorus sang three carols with director Charles E Brown at the piano. Mrs Edward Holton James read two plays, A Dealer in Real Estate by Myra Kelley and The Travelling Man by Lady Gregory, with Walter Viale as narrator.
The business session announced a Current events class and a Bible study starting January 11 with Mrs. Lesne K. Moore in charge. The conservation committee urged protecting Christmas greens and feeding birds in winter. Funds were allocated to the International Sunshine Society, Massachusetts Forestry Association, Concord Greatet Association, ex soldiers war stocking, and yarn for veterans and Children's Hospital. A $201 Hindman School scholarship donation was reported from the recent play. Grace Coombs sent a school letter.
Fifty members of the 12th K of P district gathered at Mason ic hall in Maynard for Progressive Lodge's meeting. Dr James A Day of Waltham gave a talk. officers were elected for Progressive lodge and Progressive Temple with joint installation planned for January and a Christmas Tree party slated for December 27 at Masonic hall.
The Middlesex School hockey schedule lists games against English High on Jan 12 Brown and Nichols on Jan 16 Belmont Hill on Jan 19 Country Day on Jan 22 DeWitt Clinton on Jan 29 Latino on Feb 2 Newton on Feb 5 Nulton at Nulton on Feb 9 BC High on Feb 12 St Marke on Feb 19.
Boy Scout patrol leaders from Waltham Watertown Concord Lowell Chelmsford and Bil lerica spent Saturday December 11 in Concord as guests of the Concord Council. They held a Round Table conference read papers at Colonial Inn lunch served there toured historic sites and concluded with dinner.
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