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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1927
Page
3
The notice lists Trinity Church events including Friday February 3 at 2 30 P M and February 7 45 for Auxil ary day with Boy Scouts February 5 9 a m Holy Communion and Address and church school and Bible class, leading to February 11 7 45 p m Boy Scouts event. Rector is O Dexter.
A mass meeting of the Bishops Crusade for the counties Buffolk Norfolk and Middlesex will take place in Symphony hall Boston on Tuesday evening February 8 under the Laymen's Committee of the three counties.
Registrars of voters will hold sessions in the Town Hall from 7:20 PM to 9 PM Tuesday February 8, at the Fire Station Concord Junction from 7:30 PM to 9 PM Wednesday February 9, and at noon February 16. The Citizen’s meeting occurs Saturday February 10, with Town officers elected Monday February 28 and the town business meeting Monday March 7.
Twenty one members attended the January meeting of the Concord Rod and Gun Club. Plans were made for the annual banquet on Wednesday February 9 in Wooling Inn under President Harry E Tutle with Director William Adams of the State Division of Fisheries as principal speaker and other sportsmen to speak. A lively and interesting dessert entertainment is promised.
The Bible Study Class of the Concord Woman's Club will meet next Tuesday. The subject is The Portrait of Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Matthew, the third in the Portraits of Jesus Christ in the New Testament series.
An open letter in the Boston Evening Traveler extols cooperative banks for their social value and tax exemptions. It argues their thrift and economic impact. Concord Cooperative Bank is selling its February series with five percent interest compounded quarterly.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Monument Square Concord holds Sunday services at 10 45 a m with Spirit as the lesson subject. Sunday School also at 10 45 a m. A testimonial meeting occurs Wednesdays at 745 p m. Reading rooms are open weekdays 2 to 5 p m.
The Concord High School annual play Leave it to You will be performed in Veterans Hall on February 10 and 11 at eight o clock. Dorothy Bass plays Mrs Dermott with Daniel Davis as the fortune seeking son, John Hennessy as Friar Tuck, and a cast including Harry Dee Dee Wiggins and Susan Locke. Hans W Miller handles stage and set work, with R N Hudspeth directing an orchestra of about thirty. An advance ticket sale is under way.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord announces a week of services led by Rev. Gail Cleland with a Midweek service on February 2 and February 9, the latter an Open Forum on if God is all good why suffering and sin exist. Other events include a Morning Sermon on the Sermon on the Mount, a Young People's Club program, and a Sunday School Board meeting on Friday February 11.
Union Church announces services with Pastor Alfred W. Stone on Sunday February 6 including morning sermon The Opinion of God Versus the Opinion of People at 10 30 The Church School at 3 00 Junior Endeavor Senior and Intermediate Endeavor services at 7 00 Evening Service features the Bennets and a Tuesday February 5 meeting of the Midweek Service February 11 2 20 T U meeting in the church bovine and Union Club monthly meeting with outside speaker refreshments
The Concord Players began rehearsals for a spring production scheduled for March 31 to April 2. The new play has never been produced on any stage and has not yet been given a name.
In May a Massachusetts game featuring Battery L 241st C A Aegis led by Capt Bowie and players Gannon Kenney and Groaby drew interest. Kenney scored long range baskets while Gannon and others contributed for Company M. A Middlesex Mutual Insurance notice mentions lending on estates at six percent as part of the page.
The Co. H basketball unit plans to travel to Boston on Friday for a game against Battery F 211th Coast Guard.
The Middlesex School hockey team defeated Concord Independents 4 to 2 on the Middlesex rink in a fast afternoon game. Key players included captains Johnson Baldwin and Ashjornsen with notable goals and assists from teammates.
Middlesex School defeats Dewitt Clinton 3 to 2 in a tightly contested rink contest with five active Middlesex forwards contributing. Players listed include Baldwin Woodworth Fuller and Edwards. referees Pratt Ray and timekeeper Farnsworth noted twelve minute periods. The Concord Board of Trade meets February 3 at West Concord School at 8 PM with a topic on Advertising and expecting an expert speaker along with refreshments.
The second platoon of Company K, 181st Infantry, defeated the First platoon by 12 points in a rifle match at Lincoln Armory. Lieut. E.M. Allen supervised another rifle match at Hudson Armory last night. Funeral procession for Mrs Maxwell passed to Worcester yesterday. Hector A. Moineau, Tech student, spends the week inain.
The First Pan aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Berkeley Wheeler at her home on York Street featured thanks letters for Chris boxes. Mrs. Horton Edmands led the event with Miss Eugene Marie Foss and several helpers, drawing many patrons and serving refreshments.
Bargains in Boysloth sale noted on Main Street Maynard as early notices describe advertised discounts and shop activity. The fragment mentions Lever's and early Maynard commerce with price-focused prompts.
Thomas Todd was reelected president with Albert B. Black as vice president. Mrs. Charles F. Bowers serves as secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Raymond D. Willard as assistant secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Anson Wheeler as director and chairman of the philanthropic committee.
A fragment advertises a large selection at Lever's on Main Street in Maynard. It mentions convenient location and broad inventory appealing to shoppers seeking variety in products.
Dr. James Goodwin of Goncord selected to judge English setters at the Mechanics Ing Boston show on the 22nd and 23rd. The breed is a Vieille breed popular in New England and offers substantial prizes amid strong entries.
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