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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1926
Page
7
Prominent supporters George Johnson Bill Splaine and Clarence Peterson back a favored ice game style. The group promotes the sport, its organization, and potential community interest.
The Concord High school will host Lex High for a Thanksgiving morning football game on the playground. Receipts total about 250 dollars with roughly 200 dollars to be divided between the two schools after expenses. The Concord Branch of the New England Grenfell Association meets next Thursday at First Parish vestry with Dr Harry L Paddon as speaker and officer elections planned.
An item from Maynami advertises overshoes that fit at Rickle's Shoe Store opposite 6 and 10 in 1926. A note hints at further stock and possible plans for 1927.
Three weeks ago a typhoid carrier was found at the Donaldson dairy in Lincoln. The state traced the outbreak to milk from that farm and moved the carrier to another location. Since December 4 milk from the Donaldson dairy has been pasteurized at Waltham and delivered to customers, containing no further danger. five Concord residents had typhoid and others are under suspicion.
A brief classified snippet notes a vehicle refinishing service in Duco and mentions Viale Motors at 27 29 Walden in Concord. The message highlights quality refinishing work and local availability.
John McHugh of Lexington and his brother Thomas shot a 150 pound doe while hunting in Royalston on Thursday. John made the kill on the first shot at a distance of 75 yards.
The Universalist Church notes a Christmas season service led by Pastor Rev A J Torsteff on December 19 at 10 90 with a season befitting sermon. The church quartet presents a Christmas program and at 7 PM a famous lecture Ren Hur will be illustrated with slides.
Mission Circle of the church met with President Mrs. Frank Z. Taylor on Tuesday afternoon. They handled regular circle business, planned Christmas work, and appointed committees to carry it out. The hostesses served a collation. A well attended meeting of the Universalist church is noted.
A large attendance gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Harry B Little’s home on Musketaquid road for a Concord Musical Club meeting. Mina Rosalie Miller sang as soprano with a Grand Opera. Mrs. Mary Swain of Boston accompanied. Two four hands piano pieces were played by Mrs. Samuel Merwin and Mrs. Little. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Allen French and Mrs. Samuel Hoar. The next meeting is set for Tuesday January 4 1927. Dodge Bros. Special Sedan advertisement notes a price of $900 for a Vialle Motoro at 27 29 Walden Street Concord.
A benefit supper hosted Thursday evening by the IL B C of the Universalist church drew a good turnout. Attendees enjoyed a bountiful cold meat and pie supper followed by an entertaining program. A sizable sum was raised for the cause.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Concord Bank of Concord Massachusetts will be held at their meeting house on January 11, 1927, at 3.45 p m for the choice of directors and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting. C Pay Heywood cashier Concord Mass December 8 1926.
The Concord Light Department showcases a brilliant display of colored lights on Mill Dam and at Concord Junction as Christmas approaches and the holiday season nears its peak.
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