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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1927
Page
2
The Concord weekly notes a Sunday open art exhibit at the Pretentk road site and mentions the Elks hall July meeting. Neponset Athletic Association game was postponed by weather while Assabet Valley League admission remains pending. The Concord Littleton game was rescheduled for Friday due to rain.
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord announces Sunday service at 10 45 a m with the lesson sermon Life Sunday school at 10 46 a m Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745 p m Reading room hours 2 to 5 on weekdays Monument Square Concord San Way service details follow
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts Rev Smith Dexter rector holds morning union service with First Parish and Trinitarian Congregational Church. The First Parish in Concord and Rev Dr Cleland plan a 10 45 a m sermon on The Gospel of Christ Interpreted Through Character with the topic Ingratitude from King Lear. Burial services recounted for Mrs Ann C Devin Sheehan wife of Lieut Jeremiah B Sheehan.
John Merwin and Charley Eaton of Winchester advanced to the semi finals of the Winchester invitation four ball tournament after a 73 75 victory. Merwin shot 36 on his own ball and 34 with his partner while Eaton contributed 39 in the round.
Announcement from Concord states Miss Eu nice Rossman formerly a Red Cross nurse wed Mr. Anthony McCabe in Brookline. The couple plans a wedding trip through the White Mountains and will reside at 14 Blossom Street Boston after the trip.
Tuesday marked the 110th diary anniversary of Henry Beau birth with widespread floral tributes at a flower mission hosted by the King’s Daughters of the … Boston area. The Occult snail Club and Independents scheduled events faced changes. a Concord School concert directed by Prof. Thomas Whitney Surette will open to the public at the first Park Meeting House on Thursday. A game between Independents and Town was postponed due to rain. Patrolman Sumner of the State Police was transferred from Rowley to Walden Pond Station.
C Swett posts a clean 26 with a possible 25 for top place in the handicap skeet shoot at Concord Rod and Gun Club. Jon Taylor 24 and William 23 follow, with Michael Cody Jr taking first prize in a linked weekend event at Concord Country Club.
Mrs Annie Godfrey Webber died after a long illness at her Towell Road home. Private services were held at her home with Pastor Gail Cleland of the Trinitarian Congregational Church presiding. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. She was born in New Brunswick sixty five years ago. her husband Edward O Webber is the sole survivor.
Congreewoman Edith Nourse Rogers met residents in Concord and Concord Junction at the Post Offices, inviting contact with their representative. Concord Chapter Red Cross began swimming lessons last week with a large tent dressing area provided by Walter K. Shaw. Middlesex League game Concord versus Littleton postponed due to rain. King's Daughters flower mission held at the Town Hall.
At 4 50 a m Tuesday of last week firemen answered Box 34 for a mattress fire at Commonwealth Inn Concord. A roomer slept through but woke and the fire was checked. A second blaze at 4 05 p m in Mrs Delahane's residence on ? street was extinguished with no loss.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Henry McKenna married here last Sunday and leave on a motor trip to Canada. They plan to reside on Trapelo Road in Waltham after Sept. They will visit friends there and then travel. A soda mishap and a waiter joke are noted in passing.
William Chaplin of Concord Junction oldest resident and former Massachusetts Reformatory officer died Sunday in his home at 352 Matin street in his 87th year. A Civil War veteran, services were led by Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone and Rev. William J. Batt with Grand Army aid from Acton. The funeral at Mount Hope cemetery included a firing squad and taps, attended by local lodge members and reform school delegates. Chaplin survived by two daughters Clara Messer of Cambridge and Estelle Hatch of Watertown, two brothers Waldo of Concord Junction and Herman of West Acton, and sister Sophie L. Chaplin of Concord.
Mrs Rebecca Wheeler Todd widow of Thomas Todd prominent Concord printer died Sunday at her Main Street home in her ninety second year. Funeral services were held at Trinitarian Congregational church with Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland officiating. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. She was born in Concord daughter of Henry Adams Wheeler and Ly Kendall. She married in Concord on May 6 1858 and 65th anniversary was celebrated in 1923. Survived by son Thomas Todd and daughter Mrs Geo H Muirhead of Brantford Ontario.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club edged the Metropolitan Club of Boston 117 to 84 in a skeet shoot at Algeo Farm Saturday. G Swett led with a perfect 25, followed by Martin Bulger with 22. six-man teams competed.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ald River and Joan 768 with a reference to a death or alternative entry. Readable facts are limited. extractable details are minimal.
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