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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1931
Page
3
Middlesex laundry offers extensive delivery service with modern washing drying and ironing equipment. Call 400 or drop a card for pickup and delivery. the service keeps pace with community needs and acknowledges Adams as a thorough provider.
Sunday service at 10:45 with Sunday School at 10:46. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 7:45. Reading Room hours and office details appear. The passage cites biblical verses and references Mary Baker Eddy in a science and health context.
The Musketaquid Sportman's Club of Concord opened its 1933 season with an all day skeet shoot on the club grounds. Percy K. Foss and Augustine W. Macone tied for high honors with perfect scores while breaking up consecutive targets among a large field of shooters.
The Sporting News lists Bob Asbjornson of Concord fourth in the Southern League batting table among 182 players. He played for Nashville, batted 106 times, scored 20 runs, had 40 hits including eight doubles and five home runs, with 24 singles and a .281 average near the league high.
The Concord Massachusetts Trinity Church lists Rev. Smith Dexter as rector. Thursday events include choir rehearsal at 1 30 P M and 7 40 P M. Sunday schedule features Holy Communion at 9 30 A M, church school at 11 A M, morning prayer and sermon at 11, and a 7 P M men’s class on social principles of Jesus.
John F. Dee a longtime Cambridge postal worker dies at 94 Hammond Street after a five day illness. He served over 44 years delivering mail to Harvard notables and to President Lowell and reportedly attended every Harvard Yale game since 1888. He was 66 accorded in error. he lived in Cambridge and his career included works with J P Morgan and Theodore Roosevelt.
Town notes include Harve West sessions at Concord, official visit by Gy Moore, and occupancy changes on Hosmer Street. Reports mention Rev Leas T Dsennington’s preaching in Braintree and family travels of Tom and Jack Edmands. New Year services at St Barnard's marked by early mass and rector Rev Smith O Dexter's return from Westport Point.
Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution holds its next meeting Saturday with a Natinal pier agent program. Regent Mrs Hortom Mandy and Mrs Howard B Daniels lead the event. An officer of the United States Air Service will speak and pictures will be shown, courtesy of Mr Horton Edmands.
Raymond Emerson heads the Concord Red Cross chapter with new officers named for the coming year including Miss Mary Chamberlin secretary Mrs Rodney Pratt treasurer Mrs Mary A Flavin Miss Rose K Whiton Chilton Cabot and Walter K Shaw. A special Jan 8 meeting at the new Red Cross HQ will discuss an adult first aid course.
The Peoples Theatre on Nason Street Maynard attracts wide patronage for wholesome productions featuring top stars. Owner Burton J Coughlay ensures clean, carefully chosen features from the East California and European selections while maintaining health precautions and sanitary conditions.
The Trinity Parish annual meeting was conducted Monday evening in the Parish House with Mrs Robert E as chair of the Teamu Committee. Officers announced included Gordon Hutchins as senior warden and treasurer, Fred A Tower as junior warden, Roger D Swaim as clerk, and delegates George Cabot and Chilton Cabot to the diocesan convention.
In the weekly round of gates in the triangular 45 tournament Concord Council Knyside of Columbus Concord Rod and Gun Club and Division 56 Ancient Order competed. The Knights won 35 games to 33 for the Red and Gun Club and 32 for the Hibernians as the Grand totals show the Knights at 259, the Gunners 937 and the Hibernians 213.
A large Concord congregation and nearby towns enjoyed a vesper service at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Guest organist E Payson True violinist C Mullel French and soprano Mrs Wallace B Conant performed with skilled artistry.
Concord Hockey Club led 2 to 1 against Boston Hockey Club at Crosby's Band Concord but the match ended early due to very poor ice conditions. Arthur Lane a Princeton freshman and ex Arlington High star on the Boston team suffered a bad cut on his foot.
Willow Rebel Lodge met at Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Cora Macleod presiding for roll call. The report highlights social events and members' activities including guests from New York and Washington society, a dance by Girl Scouts, and a school of instruction led by Mrs Richardson of the Rebekah Assembly.
Marriage intentions were filed with City Clerk Peter B. Murphy by Ward & Baker of 2 Shat Ave, a shoe worker and Miss Bian.
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