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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1927
Page
2
Reports describe Layne performing amid loud applause while a dancing dress mishap involving a mouse caused brief disruption. Officials recount the event as spectators cheered and the dancer resumed with renewed energy after the interruption.
The eight day meeting of the Summering Course under the Consortium was held at Mrs. Cha Wood’s Hawthorne Street home at 3 15 P M Monday. Miss Elizabeth L Morrett chaired the session where readings included plays The Holworthy Hall and The Travelling Man by Lady ee There was a large attendance.
Miss Gertrude OToole daughter of Mr and Mrs William OToole Percival street and James J Bakun son of Mr and Mrs William Bakun were married Sunday afternoon The ceremony was performed at 1 oclock by Rev Ead ward Crowley pastor of Jo Bridgetss church A peet owed the ceremony at the voice of the bride
Firemen fought an automobile blaze in Barba Junction yard early morning as residents note a string of local events. A North Star Sewing Club picnic at Otto Boresen’s Lowell Road followed rainy weather. Mrs. Gunda Ay Andreasen led the day with help from Mrs. Boresen and Mrs. Henry A. Bertelsen. Reverend Dr. Johannes A. C. Faggi n preached at Union Services. Harvard Summer School students planned a Lexington Concord pilgrimage guided by George S. Miller of Tufts. A band from the 101st Medical Regiment played for Emerson Hospital patients and staff amid Camp Devens to Boston exercises. Concord Lodge of Ellisi held a sect meeting at Elks last night.
The 101st Medical Corps camps near Brigham's corner in Concord and will stay until Friday night while the 26th Division marches from Camp Devens to Boston. Colonel Fred G Williams, Division Surgeon, in charge, says the corps stands ready to attend any injuries during the march. The 26th Division is expected to reach Concord tonight and will encamp near the Reformatory on its return.
The condition of John George Fischer of 40 Sterling Street Malden, who was seriously injured when his motorcycle collided with a truck in Lexington, has shown improvement. He remains in danger but is progressing slowly at Emerson Hospital after a week in the hospital.
Sunday services at 10 45 a m with Love as the lesson subject. Sunday school also at 10 45 a m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745 p m. Reading room in the church building from 2 to 5 p m on weekdays. Located at Monument Square Concord.
Concord Massachusetts report notes Rev H Dexter, rector, delivering Sunday service at 8 a m in Holy Trinity Church with morning sermon and religious observance. The fragment lists expected worship times and church activities.
First Parish in Concord hosts Easter Sunday morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon by Rev Dr Auer. Also listed are Rev Benjamin Bulkeley minister emeritus of First Parish and Rev Gall Coleland of Trinitarian Congregational Church.
Advertisement announces Lever's Clearance Sale offering clothing and furnishings for men women and children with bargain prices. Describes the event as record making and still ongoing with many splendid deals for every family member.
National approval for a four year four million dollar national apple advertising program has been announced by Apples for Health Inc. Headquarters in Chicago reports unanimous backing from Northwest growers shippers and railroads after regional meetings and All Northwest Conference. A fundraising plan targets grower charges plus contributions from benefiting businesses to unite apple interests nationwide.
Superintendent of Schools Jerome P. Fog and his family are on vacation at Fall River and the Cape. The trip includes time away from duties as the Fog household short breaks from official responsibilities.
Advice on packing for day trips and picnics detailing containers and coolers. Includes use of fireless cookers, tin boxes, waxed paper, and thermos bottles. Provides sample menus for hot and cold meals with simple recipes for Salmon Loaf and accompaniments.
In Des Moines a conflict over who should represent Iowa on a 44 member commission to accompany Commandant Umberto Zunini to Rome unfolds. Peter Apolonia, Iowa vice consul and local patriarch, declines due to time and loyalty concerns, while younger colony members volunteer amid doubts about travel specifics and racism topics.
Star Island off Cortumoush New Hampshire hosts a missionary conference August 6 to 20 1927 with lectures by professors from Smith College and others on rural church life and missions in China and Japan. Activities include devotional services, lectures, committee leadership, and recreational events such as tennis and boating.
The Ambulance Corps near Brigham's corner hosts a clothing and furniture clearance sale Friday. The event offers ample bargains and continues to attract families seeking affordable household items.
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