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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
6
The text records school exercises and a Girl Scout rally at the Armory with many attendees. It mentions plans for next year involving Williston Redebnity and Donald Leith and a summer trip abroad with Harvard friends visiting Vienna and other European countries.
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Appleby with Miss Helen attended the Mount Saint Marys Seminary graduation in Hooksett New Hampshire Tuesday afternoon where their daughter Faith was among the graduates Dick Appleby served as an usher in the ceremony.
The text outlines a Church of Christ gathering with Wednesday meetings at 7:46 p.m. for a season sermon. It cites Psalms 121:8 about divine protection and references a lesson sermon including a Mary Baker Eddy text on divine mind sustaining human needs.
In the eight o clock and morning schedule Richards D D presides interim as sermon and Holy Communion are observed during morning services.
Fragments show David Foley and Wilfred Miller linked to Maxs Sites with limited details. Jene Baker visited relatives in Ken e ort. Howard Loughlin Jr. named captain of Williston area baseball team. References to Mr and Mrs Thomas Frawley and a garden party at a church.
Concord High School defeated Whose High School 53 to 24 in a spring track meet at the Playground. Flannery and Cunningham tied in the 100 yard dash, Culkins and Kelly tied in the quarter mile, with Concord scoring in seven of nine events. Robinson won the mile. Concord took the relay and multiple sprints as coach Weygant led the team through a strong showing with multiple firsts and seconds across events.
Amateur marksmen from Concord and Lemont compete in a Memorial Day shoot off at the Concord Rod and Gun Club. L Moulton posts 25-0-25 with a top score, while H Allen finishes 19-6-25 and Williamson Foss 21-3-24. A shoot-off determines third prize with Wogs securing that spot. other shooters include Augustine W Macone and Dr. Wendell Davis, among many contestants.
In the second game for the inter class championship at Concord High School the Seniors defeated the Juniors 19 to 12 on Thursday afternoon at the Emerson Playgrand. The Seniors used four box men Kennedy Robinson Jen Downing and Kelley. Catcher Garret pitched for the Juniors and Phil Dee batted. Dee collected four hits including the longest hit of the game.
Concord High School freshman baseball team defeated the sophomores 10 to 8 on Emerson Playground Tuesday in the opening inter class championship game. Captains Luis McKenna of the Freshmen and a Sophomore aide are noted in the report.
Advertisement from the Bank of Concord noting Crepe de Chine dresses at Bick's store offer the best prices available.
Middlesex Central Pomona plus patrons gathered at 08 Fellows Hall West Concord for its final spring geas meeting. A 6 30 supper by An nunenac Grange West Concord preceded business led by Pomona master Arthur F Adams. Entertainment featured Maude Moore Clark and Rev F A Robinson with a debate on family finances.
Mr Wallace B Conant of the Conant Machine Company sails June 26 on a Cunard steamer for Europe for about five weeks. He is accompanied by his sister Miss Caroline Conant and cousin Miss Dorothy C Conant. They will visit England Belgium Germany and perhaps northern France. Mrs Conant stays home to entertain relatives during his absence.
A recruiting party will visit Concord on June 13 to interview young men seeking enlistment in the Regular Army. Sergeant Arthur F Adams and Private First Class Specialist Third Class William A Pritchard of the Boston Recruiting District will be at the Post Office as the local headquarters during the morning.
Hawthorne Chapter holds its annual Memorial Service for departed members in Concord on June 12. Mrs. Fiérencs Dien presides with Worthy Patron Garatier Law and a chaplain Mrs. Hattie Clark assisting. A social hour follows the focal hour led by chair Mrs. Lottie Lapham.
A brief ad notes hat selection at Miss Bucks Store with emphasis on fashionable headwear and a ready to wear range. Mentions Batik and Contord as possible fabric or style references in the Massachusetts area.
Clergy announce Sunday morning service at 10 30 featuring a sermon The Treds of the Lord and topics Citizens and Bee Thioti. Evening service includes Rebekahs feature and memorials. Other events list Rev Wil rt Maynard Panay Fuhe midweek Hand Society choir rehearsal and daily notices with time slots.
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