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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
7
Miss Alice Martin of Garfield New Jersey visited during Christmas holidays staying with Mrs John Goulding at her Garfield home and sharing holiday gatherings and conversations.
On Crosby's Pond rink Lincoln Mohawks lost 4-2 to Concord Hockey Club in the morning. Traymore A C Cambridge beat Town Team 5-2. In the afternoon Concord Hockey Club defeated Town Team 5-3 at Crosby's Pond. Concord Independents shut out Bedford Town 5-0 at Bate Man's Pond.
A solemn man tells a friend they have a duty to combat world unrest. The friend replies he is doing his best, then reveals his work as a mattress manufacturer in a lighthearted bit from True Story Magazine.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Concord holds Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. with a lesson sermon and a Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. A testimonial meeting is held every Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. The reading room offers hours from 2 to 5 p.m. on weekdays.
Lincoln Mohawks defeat Concord 4 to 3 on the Middlese school rink New Year’s Day. Goals by Jim Hutchinson Jack Hutchinson E Todd Johnson W Beardsell L Todd for Mohawks. Concord’s tally counted by L Todd. Referee Otis Whitney. Time 3 15 per period.
In Concord on Friday the Hibernians scored 37 games to lead the 45 tournament round, one more than the Knights who had 36 and ten more than the Elks. Knights still top the season with a four point edge as Hibernians James J. Byrne led with 11 games.
Congregational church announces Pastor Adviser: Priday speaks January 4 at 7 30 pm with Spicy Scouts Troop 2. Sunday January 6 features Sunday school at 9 30 am and Men’s Bible Class under W N See. Morning worship at 10 45 am with Communion led by Rev Dr Richards. Young People’s Club at 7 pm and Midweek service January 9 at 7 45 pm.
The Concord Woman's Club holds its next meeting in the Veterans Building on Monday January 14. Edward J Lewis a Boston architect and longtime leader of historic societies will present an illustrated lecture on the Development of the Modern Meeting House.
A historical notice from Trinity Church Concord Mass lists Rev. Smith D Dexter as rector with services and events. It notes choir rehearsal on Thursday January 3 and Holy Communion and address on Sunday January 6 at 9am and 11am respectively. An annual parish meeting is scheduled Monday January 7 with officer reports from parish organizations.
The Church Aid Society and the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity parish met in the parish house Wednesday afternoon to organize a supper that will precede the annual parish meeting on Monday January 7.
Old Concord Chapter D A R will meet at Regent Mrs Horton Edwards home on Saturday January 12 with Mrs James Charles Peabody as guest of honor. Major Gould editor of the Busted Traveler will speak on The Power of the Press.
Mrs Florence Duren was installed as Worthy Matron of Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple on January 2. George W Lynch and Miss Margaret Reed served as soloists. a reception committee included Past Matron Blanche Hoe and Past Patron Warren Smith.
The Christmas party for the children of the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School was held Saturday afternoon in the vestry. The event included games and refreshments such as ice cream and cake, organized by Rev. Charles Pedersen, Mrs. Pedersen, and Miss Dorothy Armstrong with teachers Bertha Johnson, Sylvain Aperson, and Cecil Gammon.
A New Year reception and dance at the Pirates Ball event held at the country clubhouse lasted from 10 p m to midnight on Monday. Mrs Mason Garfield chaired the entertainment committee and oversaw the arrangements for the festive program and after midnight revels.
West Concord prominent members of the Woman's Club will hear The Fool by Channing Pollock read by Mrs. Maud Huntington Benjamin next Friday in the assembly hall of the Key Wheeler School. Raymond Eaton will sing. Refreshments will be served in the basement. Mrs. Frederick He Witt hostess.
The fragment lists Mr Fra G Jones at a Cambridge hospital for an operation. It notes George Williams of Lexington Road visiting Newfoundland with his brother Bethe and mentions Blake an engineer with a chemical company. Also referenced are Mr B Hollis from Main Street, Dennison Hodges visiting from Flint Michigan, and Mr and Mrs Winthrop with other travel notes.
Annual service in West Concord honors the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus. Held Sunday afternoon at 8 at Help of Christians church with Sermon by Joseph P. Mahar and music directed by Miss Julia Dee. The Most Blessed Sacrament will be solemnly adored.
A garbled civic note reports Clarence N former president of the A. 1 underwent surgery and shows progress toward recovery. Detailing praise from peers and a hopeful view, the brief references his illness and expected weeks of convalescence amid the Charlesgate case context.
A Christmas music program was given at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Soprano soloists Manefield and P Thorpe performed with Marguerite Te and Rev Frederick B ards D D preaching on Beginnings. The meeting discussed New Year resolutions.
An alarm from Box 16g Sunday afternoon sent Central firemen to the vicinity of Paul Revere Riding School on Washington Road. The grass fire grew rapidly but was checked in time, preventing the blaze from reaching a building.
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