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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

3

Photostats Link Concord Home to Noted Authors

The fragment notes Wayside, home of Sir Hawthorne and Louisa May Alcott connections, and photostat letters from Concord figures. Miss Margaret M. Huntington Library owner, daughter of Margaret Sidney author of Five Little Peppers, linked to the house through last winter events.

Sir Hawthorne Louisa M. God Margaret Sidney Lothrop Concord Yside San Malif Margaret M Henry BE. Hun Ington San Marino

Childbirth Death Toll in United States Remains Steady

For twenty years the death rate from childbirth in the United States has stayed nearly constant despite advances in knowledge and medical equipment. The figure cited estimates fifteen thousand maternal deaths annually.

United States

Exeter Second Boat Wins Tight Alumni Rowing Race

The Exeter second boat nosed Middlesex second by one foot to take a close victory in 2 minutes 56 seconds, part of the biennial Middlesex alumni reunion events. The Middlesex first shell had not been beaten since spring 1972.

Boot Wines

St George's Nine Defeats Middlesex 3 To 0 In Reunion Game

The St George's School nine of Newport Rhode Island beat Middlesex School 3 to 0 in the annual reunion day game. Scoring included a first inning run and steady defense as Schweizer and Prouty pitched well for their teams.

ST. George's Middlesex St. George's School Newport Rhode Island Middlesex School Wall Dixon Father Catarani Stanford Thompson Prouty Borden Smith Schweizer

Concord High Class of 1920 seeks reunion this June

The Class of 1920 at Concord High School plans a reunion after 15 years since graduation. Interested members are asked to contact President John J Mullaney at 25 Belknap Street, Concord, to confirm attendance and dates.

Concord High School John J Mullaney Belknap Street Concord

Concord High Track Dominates Despite Lexington Loss

Concord High School won five events to Lexington's four but lost the meet 42 to 25. Steve Flannery led with 15 points winning three firsts and setting a new 100-yard dash record, breaking his brother Edward Flannery's mark. Relays also contributed with an 880-yard relay victory.

Concord Concord High School Lexington Steve Flannery Edward Flannery Flannery Love PF. Flannery Hart Farnham Endres F. Manley F. Flannery Helm McGrath Greer Hosmer Doe White S Flannery Windres Tyler Sowdrey Richards Murphy Sorenson Harmer W. Woodward

Concord High Loses Again to Winchester

Concord High fell to Winchester 7 runs as 12 hits and 4 errors aided the visitors. R Donaghy hit a home run and two singles for Concord, while Winchester built a seven run lead at Winchester, marking the fifth defeat for Concord this season.

Concord High Winchester Concord R. Donaghy

Trinity Church Service Marks Fifty Years Since Dedication

On Sunday June 9 Holy Communion at 8:45 A M followed by Morning Prayer and Religious Biography at 11 A M. The biographical focus is Rev Edward Augustus Rand the first Missionary and minister in charge of Trinity Concord. His family and parish were key in the founding period as Trinity Church was consecrated fifty years ago January 3 1885.

Smith Qwen Dexter Cheries Russell Peck Whitsunday Edward Augustus Rand RE. A. Rand Trinity Concord Mr. Rand Trinity Church

Memorial Service at West Concord Union Church

Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows and Willow Rebelah Lodge will join West Concord Union Church for their annual Memorial Service on June 9 at 10.46 am with sermon and music. An invitation is extended to all. Also Midweek Service on June 11 at 7.30 pm and June 12 at 7.30 pm. Mrs Ruth Manosh suffered a heavy cold last week and her sister Miss Violet McWilliams presided at the ice cream social during the proprietor's absence.

Ne Union Church Concord Massachusetts Wee Eile Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows Willow Rebelah Lodge West Concord Union Church Ruth Manosh Violet McWilliams

Funeral Rites for Charles H Towle Held at Concord Church

Concord honors Charles H Towle longtime church clerk and former deacon with a large funeral at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Masons and local officials attended. burial followed in Sleepy Hollow. Concord Academy commencement set for June 12 with twelve graduates and speaker Frederick II Sirheadmaster.

Concord Congregational Church Charles H. Towle Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Walden Royal Arch Frederick B. Richards Brookline Frederick II Sir Kent Connecticut Doinkosa Maentp

Thirtieth Reunion Plans for Class of 1905 Concord High

The committee for Concord high school class of 1905 announces a reunion on Saturday June 8 with a reception from 4 20 to 6 20 at the new High School building and dinner at 6 30 at the Colonial Inn. Entertainment from various sources will be provided. Reservations for the dinner should be made before June 1 to Mrs Henry H Hawley 374 Main Street.

Concord High School Colonial Inn

First Round Played In Club Championship At Concord

In Concord at the Concord Country Club the first round results of the club championship are listed. Four ball best ball winners include Andrew H Hepburn and William C McGuckin 73 65, with several other pairings and scores recorded. Approaching and putting competition won by Danforth W Comins Jr. Several individual matches in the club championship are noted, including Cushing over Wilson and Hepburn over Ham 3 2.

Concord Andrew H. Hepburn Wiliam C.mcguckin Concord Country Club Danforth W. Comins, Jr Andrew, H. Heyurn William. C. McGuckin George R. Walker Raph C. Piper Andrew .H. Hepburn William Faversham Charles G.edgarton Hubert M. Wardwell John B. Buttrick William C. McGuckin Kenneth L. Hayes Charles L. Foote Danforth W Comins, Jr Edward P. Daniels William Faversham, Jr Harry S. Cook Gardner Cook Walter& Borden William Wadsworth Joan M. Abbot William S. Cushing Danforth W. Comins, Sr Russell G. Fescenden Pliny Jewell Mason L

God the Only Cause and Creator Solace in Sermon

The Lesson-Bernon topic for Churches of Christ, Scientist centers on God as the sole origin and creator. Golden Texts from Acts 16 and Romans 11 frame the sermon, asserting God’s wisdom and knowledge are unsearchable and all things are through and for him. The season sermon promotes a pure concept of being and spiritual understanding beyond pain, death, and change.

Bermon Churches of Christ

James H. Janvrin Elected Commander of Post

James H. Janvrin of Lowell road was chosen commander of James J. Mansfeld Post at a Veterans Building annual meeting. Rus sell P Parsons presided. The post plans to attend the State Legion convention in Lowell and participate in the town tercentenary celebration next September.

James H. Janvrin Legion Goncord Lowell Road James J. Mansfeld A. L Post Veterans Building Russell FP. Parsons Veterans’ Building Memorial Day Council Lowell Janvrin John C. Macone SVC A. George Landini JVC Peverill 0. Petersen Adjt Ivan D. Servais Herbert A. Brown H. Whittemore Brown Russell Parsons Edward B. Caiger Leon F. Foss Permanent Welfare, Fund Roger K. Allen Charles FP. Edgarton

Bundle Tea in Concord Aids City Mission Charities

A bundle tea held last Tuesday at Mrs. Henry Pay Jr s home in Concord raised funds for the City Mission the House of Mercy and the Church Home Society of Boston. Mrs Theodore L Smith led the pourers and Mrs Edward D Harrington headed the tea committee with attendees from Concord Lincoln and Weston Episcopal parishes. Fire crews battled a week long ground fire at Walden Pond Woods and a brush fire on Laws Brook Road West Concord, with flames confined to burned areas.

Concord Henry Pay, Jr Monument City Mission House of Mery Church Home Society of Boston Theodore L. Smith Edward D. Harrington Lincoln Weston Epscopal Robert Walker Frederick H. Chase B. Stewart Murphy Chidteen Cabot Sherman Hoar Lilly Hurd George 8. Keyes Walden Pond Woods Laws Brook Road West Concord

Mrs William O Fought Honored With Luncheon

Mrs William O Fought who is moving to Gardner was honored at a farewell luncheon last week Tuesday by her bridge club at the home of Mrs Irving T Feich in West Concord Central Street. The table featured tapils and valley lilies with decorative cards and candy baskets in spring colors. Luncheon preceded a gift of a hostess tray of chromium and crystal. Mrs Ruth Manosh opened an ice cream parlor on Commonwealth Avenue opposite the railroad station.

William O. Fought Gardner Bridge Club Irving T. Feich Central Street West Concord Fought Ruth Manosh Commonwealth Avenue

West Ward Woman's Club Elects Mrs Roger Conant President

Mrs Roger Conant was chosen president of the West Ward Woman's Club at a special meeting held Tuesday May 28 in Wardeemaus. Other officers were elected including Mrs Harold B Glide seedle president.

Roger, Conant West — Woman's Club Wardeem Aus Cane Harold B Gite Seedle

Cooking Ahead: Summer meal plan from Consolidated Gas

A home service feature promotes a plan titled Cooking Ahead by Margaret Fossett. It advocates one weekly shop, bulk cooking, and storage in an Electrolux gas refrigerator, with recipes for potato salad, refrigerator cookies, yeast doughs, and tomato juice sherbet.

Margaret Fossett Electrolux Gas

Concord boot and saddle club rides to breakfast

Miss Avis Vesta Fowler has returned home to We Concord after a two week visit in Connecticut. Concord Boot and Saddle club members enjoyed an early morning ride on May 30 followed by breakfast at the Colonial Inn. Advertising Pays Best.

Avis Vesta Fowler Connecticut We Concord Concord Boot and Saddle Club Colonial Inna

Corinthian Lodge announces refreshment day and meeting schedule

A notice from Corinthian Lodge on Central Street lists refreshment day for June 15 and a peace game session organized by committee led by Robert L. Snyder with mention of Mrs Lucy K. and other residents before starting new work in Winolz on June.

Drain Robert L. Snyder Mra Lucy K. Central

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