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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
3
A Saturday bicycle race at Concord ending at the street awarded prizes. Harvey White won ahead of Harry Pabro second and Robert Swanson third. Others included 30am Wads, Dr. Baga, Christopher Wads, and Dedham’s competitor in a series that also included a Sunday two and a half mile race to identify the best rider in New Richard.
Children’s Sunday was observed at Unity Church with Rev Hanne preaching an appropriate sermon. Four persons joined the church, and three children were baptized including Brooks Piper Richard Wide Russell Lorin reales. Flow to Mission in Boston and offers collected at the vestry.
A large hamper of cut flowers from Cohford gardens was sent to Boston for a Monday morning rally. The flowers were shipped as a courtesy gesture to support the event and the fraternity.
A Maine railroad delivers flowers to Névic Station for distribution by the Benevolent Frater nity Fruit and Flower Mission of Boston to the sick and those shut from the city. Each Monday afternoon a member of the Kings Daughters of the First Parish collects at the annex of the Co?ia] Inn on Monument Street for donation drop off.
At the annual meeting held June 1 1937 officers were chosen for the Middlesex Institution for Savings. Samuel Hoar was named president Thomas Todd vice president Helen H Moore clerk and Stedman Buttrick along with others elected as trustees for three years. The finance committee includes Samuel Hoar Horace F Tuttle and Burleigh L Pratt. The list of corporators names numerous members including Herbert W Host Prescott Keyes Henry F Leith Fred Aaoe Philip A iwy Thomas Yodd and several others.
Announcement of the marriage between Pauline Marjata Abrahatmh and Alfred J. Sharpe. The ceremony occurred May 8 at Pelliats New Hampshire with attendants Edward Carruthers and Lillian Wood. Bride a Maynard High School graduate.
A partial OCR fragment notes that seating a diplomat labeled as ambassador hinges on the length of service at the post. Details are sparse and unclear due to text damage.
The board announces sixty new church and society organizations worldwide, with twenty five in Europe and thirty in North America. It notes extensive newspaper and magazine reprints of Bible-based passages and reports lecturing activity across multiple regions including Australasia, Hawaii, China, Japan, and Canada.
The first tenants included Rev. Hersey B Goodwin and John Milton Cheney cashier of Concord Bank. Cheney, Harvard 1821 grad, faced era of a 1865 Concord Bank robbery that erased 300000 dollars in securities. Banks, merchants, and tenants were implicated as thieves looted vaults and hid spoils, with losses borne by depositors and lenders.
Students of Concord and surrounding towns completed two years of study for graduation while awards were given for outside reading improvement and scholarship. Prizes recognized William Pritchard, Howard Waterton, Braley Caulkeron, and Stanwood Belton Jr., with honorable mentions for Richard Lenihan Jr. and Ob Pleas. A fund plan was proposed by President Batchelder for annual contributions, and thanks were extended to Mr and Mrs Fenn for their support.
Bedford residents travel to New York for a week visiting relatives and return home by night. Disjointed names and phrases indicate a brief society note or personal news snippet from Fitchburg area.
Panesth hosts an anniversary dinner to honor the academy’s graduating class. Miss Hobson presides as mistress of ceremonies with faculty and the Board of Trustees in attendance. Alumni from the immediate vicinity hear reminiscences and impromptu speeches from graduates.
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