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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1929
Page
7
A brief notice outlines a morning sermon and instructions followed by a mass and communion at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow. The schedule continues daily until St Ann feast day on Friday July 26 with relic veneration after each service.
During a Sunday 15 minute interval from 8.15 to 8.30 P M Patrolman Frederick Nolan of the Concord police logged 339 automobiles passing his station at the Massachusetts Reformatory on Bim Street Mohawk Trail route. In the first five minutes 111 cars passed and the same number did so in the second five minutes the count rose to 117 in the final five minutes.
Last week residents in Back Bay reported their dogs falling ill. Police Chief Andrew Magorty sent food samples to the State Chemist. the analysis found no poison. Authorities now believe the illness came from something the dogs ate or drank rather than poisoned food.
Hudson Aerie F O B members attend an Eagles hall meeting where the housing committee will submit its report on future quarters. Committee members include Past Pres. Charles L Bennett Treasurer Peter M Courte Bamnone and Vice Pres Frank Kiblda. The meeting is chaired by Pres John J Shauernessy.
John Merwin led a handicap medal play at Concord Country Club with 67 net on the weekend. Wells Blanchard followed with 71 net and Alfred M Uhler and Ralph Holden tied for third at 72 net. Other scores and a separate note describe Birleigh L Pratt presenting three wood fragments from the U S Frigate Constitution to the West Concord Village Improvement Society.
The Trinity Church in Concord Massachusetts invites Sunday July 21 service at 11 am with morning prayer and a sermon led by Rector Smith O Dexter. Local parishioners attend regularly and welcome visitors.
A union service announces morning worship at First Parish meeting house Concord on Sunday July 23 at 10 45 am with Rev Dr Richards delivering the sermon. During July services will be at First Parish and in August at Trinitarian Congregational chapel with Rev Dr Richards leading both months.
The Concord Massachusetts church announces a 10 45 a m Sunday service and 10 45 a m Sunday School with Wednesday 7 45 p m testimony meetings. Reading room hours are from 2 to am on weekdays. The Sunday lesson sermon for 1929 centers on Life eternal and spiritual demonstration with Bible citations from Psalm 118 and John 6 45 47 and Eddy's Science and Health.
Concord and West Concord played to a seven inning tie at Percy A Rideout playground on a Thursday evening. The game featured strong pitching and numerous errors with Paterson tallying nine hits for Concord and G McWilliams excelling on defense as both sides forced multiple scoring plays and the town championship remained undecided.
Arkin to G Johnson to Kennedy Edwardson to Jagling. Bases on balls off Peterson off Tierney 2. Hit by pitched ball by Tierney Tompkins by C W McWilliams C Johnson. Struck out by Tierney 6 by C W McWilliams 2. Batky Peterson.
In Concord Massachusetts on July 17 the Skeet Shooting Association reports four clubs tied for first with no wins lost. The Weston Rod and Gun protests Concords 218 to 212 win earlier this season and the game will be replayed. standings show Weston 20 Concord 10 Lynn Gen Elec Skeet 1 0 1.006 Allen Farm Skeet Club 2 0 1.000 Woburn Sportsmans Ass 1 500 and other clubs with zero wins and varying records.
Concord groups from Knights of Columbus BPOE Elks and AOH join for a joint August 11 outing at Vose's Grove Maynard near the Sudbury line. Women’s divisions Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary AOH and Our Lady Help of Christians Court CD will send five-member committees. James W. Christian chairs the general committee with John J. Sullivan as secretary and James J. Loughlin as treasurer.
Rev Benjamin R. Bulkeley and Mrs Bulkeley spend the summer at South Orleans on Cape Cod with their children, grandchildren and great grandson. He is descended from Peter Bulkeley founder of Concord and has served in Concord Leominster and Beverly. They have lived at the DAR Chapter House and will move to Cambridge in fall. Lucia Warren, their niece, will live with them. He writes for Boston newspapers and magazines on literary subjects.
A flower mission at the Colonial Tan annex held Monday afternoon distributed many blossoms to be sent to hospitals on Tuesday. A second mission is planned next Monday from four to five o clock in the same venue and all who can are urged to bring flowers.
Everett residents Alexander MacLeod and his mother tour Nova Scotia while A D MacRae and Judson MacRae vacation there. Roger Swain and wife spend summer at Northeast Harbor Maine. John and Margaret Whitney visit Belknap and teach at the kindergarten. Lincoln Soule buys land opposite Olsen place and plans rental and remodeling. Maryland Chamberlin sisters sail to California visiting Yellowstone en route. Firefighters battle brush near Concord Country Club. Ancient Order of Hibernians plan joint outing with Knights of Columbus and ConcordWks. Samuel Merwin and Clayton Hamilton cruise from New London touching Block Island Newport and Nantucket.
William J. Bulger Jr led with 24 birds broken in the Concord Rod and Gun Club skeet event, while Augustine W. Macone took 23 for first prize. Nickerson and Rennie tied at 21 for second as other shooters posted lower scores.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club faces the National Sportsman Magazine gunners in a skeet shoot in the Massachusetts Skeet Shooting Association series tonight at the Concord skeet grounds. Dr. James S. Goodwin of Concord contributes to the magazine and will shoot for the visiting team.
Mary Smith daughter of Myr and Mrs Theodore Smith of Main street is at Pine Knoll camp at Conway New Hampshire for a two month outing.
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