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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1928
Page
4
A fragmentary essay honors George Washington on his birthday with reflections on his life, leadership, and lasting impact. It recalls Washington’s retirement to Mount Vernon after victory, his humility, faith, and service, and quotes Napoleon and Gladstone on his stature, urging memory and virtue.
A maintenance exhibition for New England golf courses will be held March 3 and 4 at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst in conjunction with the Spring Flower Show. Students of the Greenskeepers course will display equipment including mowers engines sprinklers and drainage models with detailed demonstrations of seed selection fertilizers and landscape planning for golf courses.
A cordial invitation to Concord citizens for an open meeting of the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange in Veterans Building on Wednesday evening March 7 at 8 30 p m. Speakers will include representatives of the United Oil Company and Pocahontas Gas Company.
Concord High School presented features at a PTA observed event on a Monday night. Mrs J William Byroh sang a vocal solo. students debated in favor and against the Installment Plan. speakers included Rudolph Currier Wendell Bearce and Tye Towle. The Goysy Trio performed and a short play was offered by Sophomore Manners.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a notice concerning the Reformatory and a sale of the building material. Names like Adams and Hillside appear in broken text, suggesting a property action tied to the institution.
Union Church Concord announces a Lenten sermon schedule led by Rev. Alfred W Stone. Morning themes center on The Life of Prayer and the Christian Life with topics from Prayer as Communion to Prayer and Eternal Life. Evening topics cover The Experience of the Christian Life with Christian Experience and Doing and related talks.
Concord Junction schedule lists morning service at 10 30 with reference to a sermon series on The Life of Prayer and the Christian Life. Activities include Church School 11 45 and Lenten classes for boys, girls, and young ladies across March.
The passage extols destroying monarchic walls to erect free republics built on principles advocated by the author and allies. It emphasizes free speech education religion and self government as essential needs. It argues divine rights of kings will fade in favor of government by and for the people rooted in God’s Fatherhood and humankind’s brotherhood.
About seventy men attended a roast ham and pineapple supper at the Baptist Church hosted by the Minute Men's Class. Afterward Rev. Thompson of Boxboro and several area pastors spoke on social life in the community, led by Arlington’s Mr. Rogers on Men’s Bible Classwork. The event included community singing with Miss Irma Durkee at the piano and a baritone solo by Mr. Holt.
Sudbury’s Rev. George H. Clark returns to activity after a brief indisposition. The town prepares Plastering for Arthur Hawes new house at Hudson and Maynard roads. Mrs. Ross Rolling of Brookline visited the hill last week and Miss Nancy Way returns from Cushing Academy. The Woman's club drama committee selected The Dover Road with rehearsals starting. Town meeting upcoming with one contested race Thomas F. ONeil versus Aubrey W. Borden. other offices unopposed. Polls open at seven and may close at four.
A school gathering at The House of the Pines featured guests Miss Elizabeth Smith of Mich Chicago? and Miss Teddy Bennett of New York with Miss Jane Poole of Washington DC, all fellow students.
Dilboy Post VFW of Somerville brings elite amateur boxers to Marlboro for a Friday night event. Notables include Merrio Cerasi Gordon Faulkner 112 lb Jimmy Commerford 118 lb Joey Dangora 135 lb and Jimmy Bullio 147 lb from the Dilboy squad. Lowell's Catholic Young Men's Lyceum adds J Clark Freddie Wilts Petey Saleck Jack DeBeste and Harvey Bernier. Tickets at Monument Sq Filling Station O Leary's Launch Big's Lunch Collins and Pastime Bowling Alleys.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Daniel MacDoughall in West Acton. The arrival adds a new member to the MacDoughall family as relatives celebrate the happy event.
Miss Nancy Guptil attends a school event in a formal outfit described as fashionable. The caption notes her presence among guests at the gathering.
Emerson Hospital reports Roy Jones and Edna Jones spent several vacation days with friends in Somerville. Margaretta Lawrence visited her aunt in Arlington. Colson left for North Hampton to stay with her niece. Virginia Dickey of Malden visited the Moores. Elizabeth Hall attended a Chandler school dance at Hotel Somerset in Boston. Will Hart and Emma spent the holiday with sister Mrs J B Hoar. Mrs Cooper was housebound by illness last week.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Paddock and Mr and Mrs Everett Sanborn attended the hockey game at the Arena in Boston last week Tuesday evening. Elizabeth Hall entertained three friends from Boston over the holiday. A good turnout of young people attended a novelty party at the clubhouse on Saturday. This week features a Nosing Party with a secretive dancing instructor prompting curiosity. Winsor Club members producing The Cat and the Canary went to Watertown Monday to view the screen version for tips.
A fragmented report notes Maynari Fred Sealey overseeing bridge gate construction. It mentions visitors at Li Sati Juay and an event connected to Leo Downey, with uncertain references to the order and who is hosting or attending.
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