Avalon Orchestra to Perform Music Night
The program features the Avalon orchestra delivering a curated concert. Local concertgoers can expect a varied repertoire highlighting the ensemble’s seasoned players and conductor’s vision.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
3
The program features the Avalon orchestra delivering a curated concert. Local concertgoers can expect a varied repertoire highlighting the ensemble’s seasoned players and conductor’s vision.
Sea Elks hosted Wednesday evening and afternoon picture shows at Thalia to fund a hospital room at Emerson and the Christmas basket drive. The committee included J Edward Mahoney Russell Parsons Ivan Bervais Jas Russell Edward Weight Coppleman Rue LeClair and Joseph Lombardo.
Weston the Concords Players repeated their success at Weston Town hall Friday evening with another performance of The Mask and the Face. The cast featured Gordon Hutchins Mrs Francis Alberta Kellock P Baldwin D Ripley Gage Mrs Samuel Morison Hang W Miller George A Hill Evalyn D Brooks John CC Miss Pauline Bodman Miss Priscilla Darling Miss May Snelling Herbert Buttrick Heamer L Foote and John J Mulney.
The Concord Woman's Club Currents Events Class met in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House with Rev. Dr. Johannes A. C. Fag and Kinger Auer as speakers. The next lecture is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon January 5.
The Trinity church and Rev Gail Cleland host a Christmas Party for Sunday School children Thursday December 23 from 4 to 6 pm under Mrs W E Lamb. A play by the children is planned and a light supper will be served. Morning service at 10 45 am features Christman's music by an enlarged choir directed by Mrs Marion Mansfield. Marguerite Barnes solo by Towle Moulton. Pastor will preach on Home. P Young People Club Alumni All former members Alvina Peterson leader. Midweek service at 7 45 pm.
The third in a series of dance classes attracts a steady crowd as residents sign up for lessons. Organizers promote beginner friendly steps and social dancing at the community center.
Under Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows auspices a reception at Concord Junction Hall drew about eight couples for a five step Schottische won by Charles D. Fletcher of Stow with Mrs. George Weaver of Acton. John Donovan of Concord Junction and Mrs. Elizabeth Juindnall of Maynard placed second. A Crib tourney between Concord Lodge I O C F and Bethel Lodge of Arlington at Concord Lodge room produced a 26 to 42 Arlington victory, extending their lead to eight games.
Walden Royal Arch Chapter will meet in the Masonic Temple in the evening with Irving G. Dart of Maynard presiding. A supper at 7 P M will be served under the direction of Mrs. Duncan G. Chapman.
Christmas vacation in the Cord Public Schools begins Thursday at the close of the sessions and will resume after the break. The note outlines the holiday period and return timing for students and staff.
Beginning tonight stores stay open daily through Christmas Eve. Miss Minerva Drake sang at the morning service in the Unitarian church. John J. Cotter and family moved from 7 Hayden street to the Forbush house on Witherbee street. Barbara Miles and mother moved to 7 Hayden street upper tenement, resuming duties after a short vacation. Albert Joly, a student at the Northampton deaf and dumb school, is spending time in Whitemantic and New Haven Conn.
Miss Juliette Lemay of Medford and Miss Evelyn Hall of Cleveland plan holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lemay welcome relatives in Pay Court. William McBain travels to New Providence for the holidays. Bernard Kane works at the Allen store during the vacation. Louis Stevens visits his mother on Pleasant street and his sister Nancy Stevens is a guest. Clerks at Morse & Bigelow, and Blanche Cormier a public school teacher are noted among holiday arrangements.
Bridge is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Cormier on Anconton Street, in the city.
Framingham police reported Frank Saro of Framingham as a suspect on a charge of assault. The incident at Hotel Kendall involved fireman Charles Mail land and Mrs. Sara Sara who allegedly argued over wine in a basement. Sara allegedly struck Hartland causing a chin scratch. Hartland was treated and discharged. Chief William H. Holbrook stated Sara disappeared but does not deem the assault serious.
In Chicago inspectors report that charges were brought regarding the American League ball game. Details specify alleged irregularities surrounding attendance and officiating, with investigations underway by league authorities.
Ty Cobb Tris Butch Leonard Joe Ward and Fred West are cited in an investigation about a 1919 Chicago game. Commissioner Landis says no decision will be made unless conditions change. The report implies these men being out of baseball remains unresolved.
Two Technology students charged after a Boston parade protests were found not guilty. Charles Lyons of Smith Street and Prescott Crout of Malden were among the acquitted defendants in the rioting case as quoted witnesses described the events.
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