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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
7
An 89 cent colored smock sale headline promotes limited time offers with phrases about real savings. The text advertises no charges exchanges or refunds during the sale and urges customers to come prepared for big value and discounts.
The Chautauqua Association outlines a varied year long program at the high school including plays like Tommy a three act comedy and a satirical piece, a children’s town government Jantor Town health campaign and numerous entertainment features. Dr Paul M Pearson emphasizes popular music educational content and a strong focus on personal hygiene and sanitation with expert Marie Dohm brought in to advise on individual health.
Effective persons from the American Red Cross and Dr David D Vaughn will headline a Chautauqua program focusing on health in communities. The event features music by The Petrie Novelty Quintet and Naoum Blinder, lectures by Marie Dohm Wilt E Bohn and Vaughn, and a variety of entertainment options from New York casts and impersonators for daily children sessions.
Rev. Alfred W. Stomur travels from New York this week to join the Mid-summer Ministerial-Centen tary gathering at Union. He has been attending events in the city related to this conference and will return after the sessions.
Concord residents enjoyed the annual Concord Summer School of Music directed by Professor Thomas Whitney Surette. The program included choral work and school orchestra with soloists Miss M. Lodlin, Miss Hildegarde Livingston, Anna Golden, and Edmond Allegra among others, under eminent masters and connoisseurs.
Patrick A Mc Grath and James King win the best ball event with half handicap. G E Goward and son and Norman Nordberg with Dr John Bellows tie for second. playoff planned in two weeks. Anne D Ingalls of New York visiting Mrs John Bellows. Fred Seeley returns from Porto Rico. Dr John Bellows drills through Vermont and the White Mountains.
A novel tourney was held at the Maynard Cong Chub last wee. The event gathered local participants for the competition.
St George's Episcopal Church on Florida Road Maynard lists Rev. Bason as rector. Sunday services include communion at 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. with a 10:40 a.m. children's instruction, 6 p.m. youth service, and a morning sermon. Thursday July pencil indicates a treasure hunt at 7:30 p.m. Public invited. normal charge with refreshments.
Veteran street department employee John Coady was hit by an automobile on Great Road near St Bridget’s Cemetery on Saturday. The incident details and condition were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
Noon traffic incident described with Andrew Lajienen of New York City as owner and driver of the car. Mr Coady was badly shaken and sustained head and body cuts and abrasions and is confined to bed at his home. Dr Flaherty attended the patient.
West Concord defeated Berlin 4 3 in Wa Concord last night in a Valley League game. Dave Ri Robinsod pitched a wonderful game as the invaders struggled at the plate. West Concord has won and lost four of their games in the first half, leaving local fans hopeful for a strong second half.
Rev. Alfred W. Stone leads the morning service on Sunday the 22nd at 10:30 AM with a sermon titled Hidden Divinity. The Midweek gathering is set for Tuesday the 24th at 7:30 PM with a sermon by the pastor.
In South Acton Mrs Arthir Jones and William Jones, with Harold and William Holpe, toured a section noting rambler roses and the height of their arching stems. The trip became a notable outing for flower enthusiasts near Sea Sunday.
Four young people from Concord and surrounding towns accompanied by County Club Agent George Erickson and assistants left this morning for the college. The group includes Annie Balette Rose Guido Antognoli Hartley Marlborough Ledgard Jennia Fernski Maynard Kertland Elton Robblee Ruth Way Sudbury and others. They will study and engage in 4‑H club activities during the 1927 1928 season.
A notice describes a program at Camp Gilbert offering practical schooling in Agriculture and Economic matters. It promises good training, provisions, and amusements under capable leaders while residents stay at the camp. A sales position is advertised nearby for a Man with car sales work in Cone, Massachusetts.
Charles Vaughn left yesterday for Detroit on business for Lappin Machine Tool. John J Burkill won a match against Dr. Ellis at Runzeway Brook Golf Club. Agnes Brennan returned home after a week's visit with Marie Glynn. Helen Busby has taken employment at Gorbin Holmes East.
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