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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
8
The Concord Female Charitable Society will meet at the home of Mrs. A B at 45 Street on Wednesday February 9 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Herbert B. is the assisting hostess.
The Unitarian church announced that next Sunday will feature Young People's Sunday with Emerson Society members assisting in the morning service. The observance marks the 56th anniversary of the birth of Concord's first minister, Rev Peter Bulkeley, after whom the Peter Bulkeley school is named.
JA Rev Charles Russell Peck rector of Trinity Church spoke at the base service describing his summer as special preacher at St Botolphs church Boston England. He spoke last Sunday about his work and its impact.
The Christian Endeavor Society of West Concord Union Church visited the Deaconess Home for Aged Women yesterday afternoon. They entered the facility with hymns and conducted a singing program for the residents.
Mise Caiiflé Torstensen of Oslo arrives in Concord as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee for a six month visit. She notes Norwegians ski from mid October to mid March and counts Misen ja Henle among her friends.
Ulutkin returned Friday from a week’s cruise and visit with seven guests. General Electric sewers or sealers accompanied the party as guests of the company, recognizing its 1ag sa carrying General Electric products.
Madsen, a longtime Copley Plaza resident, has accepted a position in Brookline. Francis Bowditch has chosen Randolph Mider of Beverly Farm and Dorothy Robinson of New York as ushers for a stage event next Saturday in New York.
A group of Concord residents attended the Monday opening and tea at Vose Galleries for the current show of water colors and oils by Catherine Morris Wright. Among the Concord visitors were Mrs. T. Mott Shaw, Miss Grace Keyes and Mrs. Russell Robb.
Among those giving dinners are the coming out dance of Miss Rosamond Hammond on February 18. Miss Hilary Lant will join for the occasion with her friend Miss Virginia Prout at her Chestnut Hill home. Miss Patricia Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs H Whittemore Brown, is recuperating at Emerson Hospital from an apt agea formed Friday night by Dr Ron Johnston.
Miss Isabella Baton, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baton, is recuperating at Emerson Hospital after an appendectomy performed Saturday night by Dr William H Sidden.
The notice lists registration events at the South and West Acton Fire stations and Town Hall. Sessions run Thursday evening 7 to 9 with additional hours February 28 from noon to ten p.m. Residents urged to register.
The DeMolay lodge will hold its twelfth Majority Service Monday at Fen Masonic hall with a banquet and entertainment. Master Councillor Robert W. McGarry presides with Kingman Jr officiating. Former DeMolays named for the Majority Service include numerous members such as John Adams and Philip Addy. An unusual stage show will follow the ceremony.
The Woman's Club met at 3 PM in the Town Hall with Mrs Irving Priest presiding. A travel film was shown, highlighting a journey and scenes of distant locales for club members.
The Maynard Dramatic Club selects The Ghost Train for a February 24 staging at Parker Street Hall under the Ladies Auxiliary VFW. Proceeds support the annual St Patrick's Day party for disabled veterans at Bedford Veterans Hospital.
At the half year mark Sudbury School lists students with perfect attendance. Names include Donald Bowry Mary Bartlett Grade 10 Alexander Loring Smith Christensen Marlyn Ay Grade 9 Kenneth Bur Winthrop Barbara Roberts Gertrude MacArthur and Barbara Roberts among others.
Maynard Ac ton Kiwanis Beano night at the K of P hall drew for a $100 main prize won by Miss Mary Carr of West Concord but she was not present, so no award was made. Other prize winners included Mrs. Thomas King, Mary H Brown, J M Swarts, George F Brown, Mary Driscoll, Margaret Kane and others.
Edward J. Giblin, 35, a Lowell musician and Lowell High School bandmaster, was trapped on ice in the Merrimac River for nearly eight hours. Rescued in a breeches-buoy by coast guard units, he was taken to Joseph's Hospital partly conscious with frostbitten hands and severe cold. His father joined him at the hospital as doctors reported the incident, noting his strong constitution aided by a rapid but cautious recovery.
Police Commissioner Timilty orders plain clothes units patrolling streets and criminal haunts. Eighty eight suspects are taken in as targets of a crackdown on racketeers and gangsters. The raids cover a range of crimes including a holdup, auto thefts, and a gas station break.
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