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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
5
The West Concord Pirates defeated the Mohawks 86 in a triangular game. Key plays included Da cee Delaney drawing a base on balls for an early run and E Callahan, Lawton, and Dumas contributing with hits and a fifth inning homer by Symes for Mohawks.
The longtime grocery business known as Walcott and Holden has operated for 86 years in the Mill Dam area. The Old Mill Dam store will be closed as the landmark disappears, ending a generation of daily supply for the community.
The notice lists a Sunday service time at 10 46 and a reading room in the church edifice with weekday hours. The lesson sermon for Sunday July 29 centers on Truth with the Golden Text about the dumb speaking after the devil is gone. It cites passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
Henry S Thompson Jr captured the H H tournament title at Concord Country Club with a 54 as Andrew Hepburn finished second with 50. Blair Eagle and other players carried scores in the 30s and 40s, with additional notables including B Cleveland C B Johnson and J M Abbot.
Religious notice announces summer union services at First Parish Meeting House starting Sunday August Sth. Services move to Trinitarian church with Rev. Charles M. Pa. as minister in charge and will begin at 10 o clock during August.
Patsy on trial asks for evidence while the Concord Co operative Bank touts its safe record. It promises 4 percent dividend compounded quarterly, loans on deposits, and a monthly saving plan. Shares for the August series are on sale.
Black and tan sheep dog with clipped hair missing. Collar shows the name Skippy and contact from Concord Herald. Finder urged to telephone Concord 563-W for details.
Mrs Blodgett died after a three and a half week illness. Her services were led by Rev Alfred W Stone at the West Concord Union Church with burial in Woodlawn cemetery Acton. She was born January 14 1856 in South Boston and lived in West Concord for many years as a devoted wife and mother of two sons thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.
Division 44 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosted a July gathering of the Ladies peg. Members discussed upcoming events and social plans for the group in a brief, formal meeting.
Mrs. Leroy M. Craig of Lincoln street vacationing in Long Beach near Gloucester. Miss Constance Wyatt of Stevens street vacationing at Hyannis with Mr and Mrs Milton Marshall. Miss Alice Lane of Boston visiting Doris Whipple on Stevens street. Mrs. John L. Stone of Witherbee terrace leaving for Bradford New Hampshire to stay with her sister. Mr and Mrs Philips Scott of New Britain Connecticut former residents visiting many relatives and friends. Mrs. Russell B. Tower of Co-
In the July Esquire, tennis official and author Ray Jones discusses a fast growing sport and suggests a rule change to curb the dominant serve and net play. He notes the game’s current reliance on a powerful serve and quick net approach, which leads to rapid rallies and decisive volleys.
Miss Ellen Emerson and Robert M. Delaney become engaged. Ellen Emerson is the Concord Academy graduate of 1932 who studied at Suzette Summer School of Music. Robert Delaney, a Sorbonne and Paris study alum, Guggenheim Fellow 1929 1931, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1933 for musical composition, serves as director in music at Francis W Parker School in Chicago.
Mrs Y Barber announces the engagement of her daughter Priscilla to Dr Perry Moore Fitch son of Dr and Mrs Willis B Fitch of St Johnsbury Vermont. Priscilla Barber graduated from La Salle Junior College Auburndale. Dr Fitch attended Tufts College and graduated Tufts Dental School. The wedding will be in September.
Sunday July 29 9 30 am morning service at Trinity Church Concord with junior choir and sermon by Rev R Eliot Marshall of Lexington. Rev Dexter rector emeritus Rev Charles R Peck rector.
The West Concord Union pastor Rev Alfred W Stone preached a morning sermon titled The Christian osophy of Growth at Union Church. The readable report notes the service was held Sunday with potential focus on spiritual development.
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