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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1927
Page
2
An alarm rose at 6.59 PM Wednesday for a blaze traced from the Concord line that destroyed the residence of Edgar Levinstein. The North Star Sewing Circle plans a picnic and apron sale Saturday July 23 on Otto Borsen’s farm on Lowell road.
Fire crews battled a blaze that fed by flames at the Jenial residence on Sawing Waynearby Senta. The fire led to confinement of residents while emergency services contained the fire and prevented spread.
The Concord item list covers the King’s Daughters weekly flower mission at Town Hall for sick and shut-ins, plus a note on Steen joining family at Rye Beach NH after spring at the Colonial Inn. Walden Pond and White Pond attract thousands during the hot spell, while Shirley town exits the Middlesex County Baseball League. Alfred Curtis of Concord registered at Hotel Chatham in New York. A large Walden Pond crowd Sunday kept State Police busy with traffic.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord at Monument Square holds a Sunday service at 10 45 a m with the lesson sermon on Truth Sunday school also at 10 45 a m Testimonial meeting is held every Wednesday evening at 7 45 and the Reading room is in the church edifice.
Trinity Church Concord schedules services on Sunday July 24 at 8 A M for Holy Communion and a morning prayer and sermon led by Rev Dexter Smith. The program lists Holy Communion at 8 and morning prayer with sermon following.
Notice of closing out sale at Ful lonton Hat Shop on Main Street opposite the post office. Hats dresses and dojisery offered at reduced prices to clear stock during the advertised event.
Old Concord draws pilgrims seeking shrine and relics as Mark Frankel faces arrest for loitering with no valid reason. He claimed fluency in six languages and education, was found guilty by Judge Keyes and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction, with $500 bail pending appeal to the Superior Court.
The Concord Woman's Club held a July 9 meeting at Mrs. Bor land's Elm Street home with readings of Lord Dunsany plays and a tea. The second session is set for July 25 at Mrs. Wood's Hawthorne Street with readings by Elizabeth L. Everett, plus transport plans via Miss Houghton. A stereopticon lecture by Rev. E. M. Anderagn on the Holy Land occurred at the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church. Fire crews responded to an oil stove blaze at John M. Abbott's Musketaquid Road residence. A medical unit from the 26th Division camped on Main Street near Brighams Corner. The weather recorded a 84 degree high and 71 degree low. Miss Augusta M. Foss of Hollywood, Calif., visited Concord Junction. Lost items include a pocketbook, rings, and an old pencil. Heer's annual sale announcement for Lever's Department will start tomorrow with ten days of bargains.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Butta and Mina born to a family, with a Sunday reference. The text is too fragmentary to identify full details or context of the event.
Concord Jct. Mr and Mrs Thorwald Johnson of New York are guests of Mr and Mrs Adrew Edwardson. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ramsey of Brooklyn are visiting their housing. Mr and Mrs Thomas Frawley and family vacation at White Horse Beach. Mrs G L J King visits Plymouth with daughter Mrs Rich ard Dee neighbors. Mr and Mrs Kenneth T Blood and two children arrived from Fort Leavensworth for a visit. Miss Helen Kickams resumes duties at Concord National Bank after vacation.
National guardsman John George Fischer, 18, of Malden, was unconscious with a fractured skull after a collision on Lexington road with a truck owned by Carmine Dentino. Four others, including two young women, were shaken. The truck driver began turning into a farm yard when the motorcycle approached from the opposite direction. Fischer was en route to Camp Devens for a two week camping trip with his unit.
Morning worship at 10.45 A M at First Parish Meeting House features a sermon by Rev Dr Auer of First Parish in Concord with ministers Bulkeley and Cleland assisting from the Trinitarian Congregational Church.
Rev. Alfred W. Stone, returning from the Mid summer Ministerial Conference in New York, will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning July 24. The mid week service remains Tuesday at 7 30. Governor Fuller names Dr Chamberlin of Concord a trustee of the Walter E Fenald State School at Waverly.
To our many kind friends and liberal organizations who expressed their word of sympathy at our recent sorrow we wish you to know how deeply it touched our hearts and is appreciated Clara C Messer Estella F Hatch.
A man driving idling at Camp Devens told police he was tired and attempted to jog his car. He drove off the road and hit a tree near Emerson hospital before being taken back to Camp Devens.
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