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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1931

Page

6

Concord Camp Absences And Local Meetings In July

Concord notices report July camp for Hosmer and Theodore at Scout Camp with Doug Atten. Bridge meet at the summer home and Mrs Henry H Hawley at NH on Saturday. Last meeting led by Mr Frank S Walker in Groton. Union services at the Parish Meeting House with Girard Perry Daniels preaching. Mrs Eleanor Won Short sang and Miss Angie Faunce was soloist.

Hosmer Theodore Dougatten Concord Bridge Henry H Hawley N H Frank S Walker Groton Trin- Congregational Parsh Unitarian Girard Perry Daniels Eleanor

West Concord C C Beats Bedford A C 1 0 in tight game

West Concord Catholic Club edged Bedford Athletic Club 1 0 at Percy A Rideout playground. McKenna pitched for West Concord allowing two hits while striking out 12. Sorretti starred at bat and in the field for the home nine in a closely played contest.

West Concord Catholic Club Percy A. Rideout Bedford Athletic Club McKenna West Concord Sorretti McCarthy

Concord News Notes Vital Summer Travel and Local Honors

Concord residents report summer travels across New England from the Adirondacks to Sunapee and Bethlehe m as guests and hosts. Local educators Miss Boynton and Miss Dyer earned Radcliffe degrees. Mrs Curtis and daughter plan Europe trip. 75 cars ticketed for defective lights by Lowell registry inspectors.

Harry Jacobs Adirondacks N. Y Dorothy Jacobs Bethlehem N. H Jarvis Derby Tiverton R. J Charles H. Towle Sunapee R. R. MacLeod Jr John Whitney Carl C. Carilson Kenneth Chicago Leslie R. Moore Harborside Maine Edith Peterson Easton Concord Frank Moynihan Emerson Hospital Henry P. Kidder Hosmer Road Falmouth John Nyland Thoreau Street Kidders Ruth Wood Hubbard St Europe Conecticut College For Women Lowell The Registry of Motor Vehicles Charles Williams Wright Tavern Montreux Switzerland Josephine Boynton Concird High School Radcliffe College Gertrude Dyer Concord High Radcliffe

Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary social closes season

Monument Hall hosts Division 44 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting with President Miss Katherine Hayes presiding. A grotéry whist party followed directed by Miss Anne O Connell. Prizes awarded to Mrs John H Goulding first, Mrs Thomas J Byron second, William Dee third, with many members Um listed as winners and consolation to Eva Dee.

Ancient Order of Hibernians Monument Hall Katherine Hayes Grotéry Anne O’connell John H James Hanley Nora Thompson Joanna Kelley David Hayes John Smith Edward Flannery Edward Kelley Mary Battles Eva Dee

Beardsell Lee Announces Virginia Lee Marriage to Allyn Beardsell

Mr and Mrs Albert W. Lee announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Mr Allyn Beardsell on Sunday June 28 1931.

Albert W. Lee Virginia Allyn Beardsell

Sunday Sermon and Services at Concord First Church of Christ Scientist

The Concord church schedules a 10:45 service and Sunday school, with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7:45. The week hours Reading Room is open 2 to 5 pm on weekdays, holidays excepted. The July 12 season sermon treats Sacrament with a Golden Text from John 4 34 and Bible lesson passages.

Scientist Concord Churches of Christ God Jesus Mary Baker Eddy

Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Speakers On The East And West

The Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn with president W. Stuart Allen presiding. Rev Edward P. Daniels new minister of First Parish spoke on The East and the West, noting regional self glorification, delivering an entertaining and enlightening address that was warmly received.

Concord Rotary Club Colonial Inn W. Stuart Allen Edward P. Daniels First Parish Daniels

Independence Day open shoot crowns Lowell sharpshooter

Middlesex Rifle Club members and guests shot July 4 at West Concord on the club range. John E B Shaw of Lowell won the Independence Day trophy with 24 off hand and 25 sitting at 200 yards and received the trophy for one year plus a silver medal. Gerald R Harvey dominated rapid fire and aggregate prizes, while E R Harvey placed second overall. Clapp of Lincoln won shoot offs for several prizes, with Langille and Landry also placing in the sittings and rapid fire events.

Concord Middlesex Rlfle Lincoln West Concord John EB. Shaw Lowell E. M. Kidder Ayer Gerald R. Harvey Raymond L. Clapp Waltham Mr. Lahti Worcester Kidder Clapp Isaac Langille Clarence F. Landry Landry C. Saunders Maynard Earl R. Harvey John E. Shaw C. J. MacDonald

Independence Day Baseball Fireworks At Lincoln Concord

The Lincolns and Concord celebrate Independence Day with a high scoring 9 inning game. Lincolns 39 Concord 13 as twenty eight players reach base with numerous hits including multiple triples and home runs by L Todd Whitmore and others.

Lincolns Concord Baseball Nnes Cousins Lee Todd Robinson Todd St. George Dudley G Johnson Smith Arkin Secks Lince E Todd Donaldson Lincoln D Todd L Todd Robinson T Johnson McCabe Concord Whitmore Kennedy Fredericks Todd Farrar Jhite St George G. Johnson Balle

Miss Mary McBreen Spends Summer at Rockaway Beach

Miss Mary McBreen travels to Rockaway Beach New York to visit her aunt Mrs Phelan at their summer home.

Mary McBreen Mrs Phelan Rockaway Beach, NY

Summer Home Vacations for Local Families

Mrs Raymond Emerson and children spend July at their Monadnock summer home. Norman C Spencer and family from Lowell Road go to North Truro on Cape Cod for the vacation season. Dr Charles W Hutchinson and daughter Penelope Hutchinson of 69 Main Street open their Center Sandwich New Hampshire summer home. Dr Hutchingup will not be there all summer, returning later to resume practice.

Sadie Jacobs Binghamton N. Y Thoreault John E Hannon Windmill Point Hull Harold D Chittim Harvey Wheeler-West Concord Echool Bowton University Geraldine Hennon Claire Lynch Caire Lynch Judge Lynch Milford Mass Alfred Curtis Helen Curtis Lowell Road Europe Horace Goodrich Shirley Wiers N. H Gloucester Virginia Joslin Elmer L Joslin Priscilla Foote Albree Bonnie Brae Berkshires Raymond Emerson Monadnock Norman C. Spencer North Truro Cape Cod Charles W. Hutchinson Penelope Hutchinson 69 Main Street Center Sandwich Hutchingup

Concord Fetes Independence Day With Band Concert and Fireworks

Concord celebrated Independence Day with a Week Band of Waltham concert at the Emerson playground and an impressive after dark fireworks display praised as the best yet. Legion events included holiday film shows in Veterans' Building, with John W Clarkson and Major Michael J Dee leading the committee teams and townspeople funding the display.

Concord James J Mansfield Emerson Playground State Armory Waltham Armory Terpsichere Legion Veterans John W Clarkson Roger’ K Allen Michael J Dee Winslow J Damon Elmer L Joslin Samuel G Kent Charles L Rocks Sisting Leslie O Anderson J. A Young Frederick R Child, Jr Jarvis Derby George Landine Murdock MacLeod Rex A Morgan Russell F Parsons Percy W Sweet B Alcott Pratt Herbert Brown

Macone Wins Skeet Shoots at Musketaquid Club

Augustine W. Macone wins the Open 25 third skeet shoot with 24 and the Special 410 gauge 25 third skeet shoot with 22 at the Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club Sunday. Foss and Agnew place in the Open event while Langille and Salvadore Macone place in the 410 gauge event.

Concord Augustine W. Macone Musketaquid Sportsman’'s Club Foss Agnew Langille Salvadore A. Macone Percy R. Foss G. Theodore Agnew A Croft William Caldwell W. Jones Isaac Langille

Trinity Church Concord Holy Communion and Address

Rev. Smith O. Dexter rector officiates at Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts on Sunday July 12 at 9 a.m. for Holy Communion and a sermon or address.

Concord Mass Smith O. Dexter

Philip C Holden Buys Newton Property in Concord Transfer

Philip C Holden buys Newton Centre property at 48 Street Newton Centre comprising 5100 square feet with a six room house and garage. Emilie C W Rowlet conveys to Holden in Concord Massachusetts. Holden purchases for permanent residence and takes immediate possession. Sale negotiated through Newton office of Water Chanting Inc.

Concord Newton Centre Emilie C. W. Rowlet Philip C. Holden Mass Holden Newton W Ter Chanting, Inc

Union Service at Concord First Parish Meeting House

A union service at the First Parish Meeting House in Concord features Rev. Edward P. Daniels and Rev. George L. Thurlow. The Sunday service on July 12 includes a 10:45 a.m. sermon by Rev. Daniels in the Trinitarian Congregational Church tradition.

Union Service Concord Edward P. Daniels Congregational Church George L. Thurlow First Paris Meeting House Ward P. Daniels

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