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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
3
The Trinitarian and the Unitarian churches plan a united union service schedule for August. First two Sundays at the Unitarian Church, last two at the Trinitarian. Services feature Rev. Clifton M. Sunday, Rev. B. R. Bookley, Rev. Fr. Mowerey, L. P. Howards, and L. White.
The Knights of I Will celebrate their 26th anniversary with a concert by Rev. Gail Cleland titled Whats a Name. The Midweek service is set for Friday evening and will cover Psalms 36. Rev Cleland plans a summer trip to Lake George and will be away until September.
A notice stating the loss of a payment book number 77 held at Middlesex Savings Bank. Henry F. Smith Jr., treasurer, indicates the loss occurred in Concord on July 5, 1922.
Reads like a social column note with multiple entries. Roger Shaw and Caroline Shaw plan star Island vacations in New Hampshire. Henry Joslin returns to work at Richardson's drug store after a week off. Livya Howe sails for Queenstown and Cherbourg aboard the U S President Adams for about a month. A small Friday social at Miss Frances Walcott's included music and dancing until late.
The Surette summer school of music ended its season last Friday. About 75 participants from across the United States took part in the month long session at the First Parish Unitarian. Mrs Sherman Hoar and Miss Ma Buttrick of this town joined a European tour after sailing aboard the U S Leyden.
The second annual FA Beomnen Picnic is scheduled for Wednesday August 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Midd! School and includes a shoe tournament tug of war and a raffle. An indoor rain plan is mentioned but details are unclear.
Mrs L A Blanchardle is reported spending a week at Lake Oldham in Mass. No further events or details are provided.
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