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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1928

Page

5

Hibernians Lead In Triangular Tournament Standings

In Concord on February 15 the Division Ancient Order of Hibernians and Concord Council Knights of Columbus compete in the 45 tournament. The Hibernians lead with 38 games won, Elks 32, and Beibegnians 30 as of the latest results. David Careys Hibernian tallied 14 games. Grand totals show 348 points for the Hibernians and 324 for the Bibegnians.

Oncord Ancient Order of Nians, m Ble Hibernians The and Concord Council Knights Olumbus Elks Nts David

Middlesex Loses to Hebron Academy in Hockey

The Middlesex police hockey team fell to Hebron Academy 7 to 3 on February 15. Woolworth scored all three Middlesex goals as Hebron’s Hillard Pickard and Osborne led the visitors. Strong performances were noted from Hebron players including Doolittle and Penley with additional assists from Boynton Narroalw Woodswort Brewer and Lannigan.

Middlesex Police Maine Seturtap Hebron Demy Woolworth Hebron Hillard Pickard Ebron Cher Osborne Hogi@t Shreve Fiard Narroalw Woodswort Kard Penley Almy Ello Lannigan Kelleyne Kelleher Smith Hebron Middlesex

Miss Connell Wins Elks Whist Contest in Concord

In Concord on February 15 Elizabeth Connell captured the women's first prize with 58 points in the Elks Lodge whist series. Katherine Brosman, Ethel Gates, and Mrs. Thomas Phillips followed. Thomas Burke and Du Berger led men with 55 points. other top finishers include Lombardo and Mason. Grand-total leaders include Flannery and Brown with strong showings. The season promises a large turnout at the next party. Also Concord High School’s indoor track team heads to Cambridge February 28 to meet Cambridge High and Latin School.

Concord Concord Lodge of Elks Elks’ Hall Elizabeth Connell Katherine Brosman Ethel Gates Thomas Phillips Thomas J. Burke Thomas’ du Berger Joseph Lombardo Frederick Mason John J. Flannery Miss Margaret Brown John Gundall P. EB. Cull Joseph Gaudet M—Ais Zik

Concord High Faces Woburn In Ice Hockey Showdown

The Concord High School ice hockey team is set to play Woburn High at Crosby's Pond in Concord this afternoon. Miss Frances Coming features in a Greater Boston Group photo from the Dartmouth carnival last week, published in a Boston paper Saturday. Ex-Concord star Dave Robinson is a prominent Worcester Academy hockey member after the team tied Holy Cross varsity.

Concord High School Woburn High Crosby's Pond Concord Frances Coming Boston Dartmouth Dave Robinson Worcester Academy Holy Cross

Concord High Falls to Somerville in Indoor Track Meet

Somerville, led by Captain Paul McInnes with three firsts and a second, defeated Concord in an indoor meet at Somerville. Concord's Robinson and Ricker swept the 1000 yard event, Tompkins won the shot put, and MacInnes anchored multiple wins including the 40 and 300 yard dashes as Somerville claimed relay victory and high finishers across events.

Concord Concord High School Somerville High School Somerville Paul Mcinness Robinson Ricker Tompkins Bertelsen Flannery Kelley Johnson DiCicco Peterson MacInnes Hayes Wall Herbert Purdleson Rogers Buckly T. DiCicco O’brien Gibson

Concord Town Meeting Set at State Armory

Concord notes a town meeting at the State Armory on Monday March 5 with an alternate adjournment March 12 if needed. The town election occurs Monday February 27 with precincts 1 and 2 at Town Hall and Fire Station. Registrars of Voters will be in Town Hall February 15 from noon to 10 p.m.

Concord State Armory Town Hall West Concord

Trinity Church Schedule from Concord Mass

Trinity Church Concord lists events led by Rev. Smith O. Dexter. Friday services at 7:45 p m include Boy Scouts meetings. Sunday schedule features Holy Communion and address at 9 a m, Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a m, Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a m, with Boy Scouts again on Friday at 7:45 p m.

Concord Mass Smith O. Dexter Boy Scouts

Registrars Meeting Registers Twenty One Voters

Twenty one voters were registered at the meeting of the registrars of voters held at the Fire Station in West Concord on Tuesday evening of last week.

Registrars of Voters West Concord

Concord Sale Of Old Colonial Two Acres On Main Street

Harrison O Apthorp Co. sells a two acre Main Street parcel with a ten room house in Concord. The old Colonial property changes hands as Mabel A MacCallar of New Haven transfers title to Martin Diskin for investment purposes.

Harrison O. Apthorp and Co Concord Main Street Mabel A. MacCallar New Haven Connecticut Martin Diskin

Concord Man Speaks on Criminal Law at White Cross Guild

Richard McSweeney of Concord probation officer at the Federal Court in Boston gave a talk on The Administration of Criminal Law at a White Cross Guild meeting in Cooperative Hall. A large attendance enjoyed a musical program by Mrs Sayid Sheehan and her daughters Rose Margaret and Margaret Sheehan with violin solos and duets. Herbert W. Martin reported on a recent concert and dance held under Guild auspices. John Hannon presided and Mrs. Alice Smith led the program.

Maynard Richard McSweeney Concord Federal Court Boston White Cross Guild Cooperative Hall Sayid Sheehan Rose Margaret Sheehan Margaret Rose Herbert W. Martin Guild John Hannon Alice Smith

Walter Meiggs Bush Dies in Concord at 51

Walter Meiggs Bush a Boston consulting engineer and former Baltimore Tube Co manager died at 1 Thoreau Street Concord after double pneumonia. Born Lima Peru December 22 1873 he studied at Harvard and MIT class of 1897. Survived by wife Anne Rainsford French daughter Margaret Putnam Bush son Walter M. Bush Jr four brothers and a sister. Funeral Sunday at First Parish burial Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with Boston business colleagues among pallbearers.

Concord Walter Meiggs Bush Boston Baltimore Thoreau Street Mr. Bush Lima Peru William Mack Bush Euphemia Bush Oroga Washington Bush Anne Rainsford French That City Margaret Putnam Bush Walter M. Bush, Jr James S. Bush Greenfield Robert M. Bush New York William Bush Buenos Aires Noel Bush Alice Bush Montclair N. Y Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer Lawrence Jones Bangor Fred A. Tower B. Farnham Smith Wm. Lincoln Smith Henry F. Smith Jr Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

Sudbury 4-H Club Meets at Mrs Baldwin’s Home

The Sudbury 4-H clothing club met February 8 at Mrs Earl Baldwin’s home. Members worked on aprons, played games, and had refreshments. The next meeting will be at leader Eunice Hall’s home.

4-H Club Clothing Club of Sudbury Earl Baldwin Eunice Hall

Troop 1 Meets in Concord

Mr. Hosmer led Troop 1 in Concord on Friday at 7 45 p m. The roll was called and the group split for instruction then for a basketball bean bag game. Side A won after several heats. Present: Herbert B Hosmer Herbert Smith Otis Whitney Arthur Beardsell and Donald Wood. The meeting closed after repeating the Scout Oath at 9 15 p m.

Concord Rod and Gun Club Second Annual Banquet

The Concord Rod and Gun Club held its second annual banquet at the Veterans Building with about 150 sportsmen enjoying a roast turkey dinner. President Herbert H. Cooke welcomed attendees, and Edward F. Loughlin served as toastmaster as Richard McCooke spoke on the district attorney's office. Music, dances, and speeches followed, including remarks by William C. Adams on fish and game plans, with a large committee credited for the event despite a rainout of a hockey game at Middlesex School rink.

Concord Concord Rod and Gun Club Veterans Building Herbert H. Cooke Edward F. Loughlin Loughlin Richard McCooke Lexington McCabe Messers Rennie Lavoie Jack Holmes Elsie French William C. Adams Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game Commonwealth Adams Augustine Macone John Smith Lloyd Rennie

Seniors Win 44 Second Game in Armory Championship

In the second game of the basketball intertere championship at the State Armory on Tuesday after last week the Senior Class team defeated the Juniors 44 to 17. Winfield Kicker led the seniors with four goals from center totaling 8 points, while Diskin and Engebretsen contributed with several points for the Juniors. Referee was Everett F. Weygant. next games will be played weekly at the Armory until the series concludes.

Concord State Armory Winfield Diskin Tombenorf If Currier If Hicker Obie McGrath Ferran Peanson Rh Komoy Everett F. Weygant

Firemen's Ball at Easter Monday Concert

The tenth annual Firemen's Ball will be held Easter Monday evening at the State Armory. A committee to organize the event includes Harry Carroll, John Hanlon, Capt. Michael Mullaney, Lieut. George Deacon, Lloyd Howe, Harry Wells, Holger Olsen, Peter Hanson, Frank MacLean, and Johnsen.

Firemen’s Rebellion of Concord State Armory Harry Carroll John Hanlon Michael Mullaney Ligut George Deacon Lloyd Howe Harry Wells Holger Olsen Peter Hanson Frank MacLean Johnsen

First Church of Christ Scientist Services in Concord

Concord church announces Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson sermon Mind. Sunday school also at 10 45 A M. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 P M. Reading room open weekdays 2 to 5 P M at Monument Square church edifice.

Scientist Concord First Church of Christ, Scientist Monument Square

Concord Female Charitable Society Meets for Sewing and Tea

The Concord Female Charitable Society held a meeting in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Wednesday afternoon. Members sewed for charity, then enjoyed a social hour with tea served by hostess Mrs. Loring N. Fowler and poured by Mrs. Henry F. Smith Jr.

Concord Female Charitable Society First Parish Loring N. Fowler Henry F. Smith, Jr

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