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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1928
Page
3
The Board of Voters announced six voter registration sessions in Concord starting in July with two more statewide events in September. Sessions are set for Tuesday at 9 p m and Wednesday with sessions October 23 and 24 at Concord Centre from noon to 10 p m.
A noted Concord resident, long associated with Richardson's Drug Store, is recognized for his years of service and leadership. He graduates with the class of 1998 and will attend Northeastern University after a year at Titt's College, pursuing further studies and work in chemistry and related fields.
Temperature ranged 63 to 88 degrees last week recorded by Postmaster Fred A Tower. Walden Pond drew a record crowd with nightly visits until 10 p.m. Parking limited to one hour on Mill Dam and Walden Street. Sewer work between Concord and West Concord caused delays and strong language. Concord Summer School of Music ended another successful season. School offices close for summer and reopen last week of August. Traffic rules posted may cause confusion and potential violations with non stop rule changes.
The Indocord Woman's Club literature committee hosts the next summer reading session at Mrs Frederick H Chase's home on Meadow Road. On Monday July 30 she leads the discussion of E M Forster's A Passage to India.
The First Parish in Concord hosts a Union Service led by Pastor Emeritus Rev Benjamin R Bulkeley and Rev Johnannes Auer with Pastor Gail Cleland in July at the Meeting House. A sermon by Rev Francis L Cooper of Newton is listed and August Union Series will be held at the Channel of Trinitarian Congregational Church.
Concord Massachusetts First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday service at 10 48 AM with subject Love. Sunday school also at 10 48 AM. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 PM in the church edifice with weekday daytime hours listed.
The notice lists Rev Smith Dexter Rector at Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts. Services Sunday July 29 at 8 am Holy Communion 11 am Morning Prayer and Sermon. Sunday August 5 at 11 am Holy Communion and Sermon.
John Merwin, a recent finalist in the Massachusetts state elf championship, contests for the New England amateur crown at Nashua New Hampshire today. Also entered are William Faversham Jr of Concord and James B Baldwin of Concord as golf fans eagerly anticipate the event.
Ralph Holden wins the best selected 12 holes two thirds handicap event at Concord Country Club with a 40 1-8 net. David Baldwin close behind at 40 2-3. John Merwin posts 46-42 in the readable results with other leaders including Berkeley Wheeler and Arthur Brodie among the top scores.
Card expresses gratitude for actions and kindness shown to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. T. during their bereavement.
Concord basebal players under Garrett Nagle play out of town games as the Concord All Stars. They opened the season by defeating the Massachusetts Reformatory nine at the Reformatory.
A 1925 letter from Columbus Ohio asks Warren BR Goddard of Concord High School for cooperation in a study by the Ohio State University Graduate School of Education. The writer cites Concord's historic associations with Emerson Thoreau Hawthorne and others as context for educational inquiry.
In Concord Massachusetts residents advocate preserving the town’s heritage while embracing modernization. They defend Old Concord as a fine New England town, resisting cement replacements and celebrating fields hills and relics amid motors, planes and electric light. They urge balance between heritage and progress.
On July 27 Mr. James B. Baker of 63 Lexington Road found a crippled carrier pigeon on his lawn in Concord. The bird bore a metal leg band reading WAK-2133-AD 28. Despite nursing efforts the pigeon died and was buried. Baker wishes to notify the owner.
Twelve girls from the Household Nursing Association study at Emerson Hospital in Concord. The program spans one year and combines kitchen, dietetics, and housekeeping with a ten and a half month hospital internship, followed by six months of supervised nursing to aid transition to private practice.
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