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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
Maynard shop discussions include Mason building a house with Davis and notes on local social events. Announcements cover weddings, teaching positions, church meetings, and a call to publish Mr. Fairbank’s legislative record for public trust.
Present three short plays in Mobumen be Thursday evening at 8 oclock The Land of Heart s The Song at the Castle Fan in a Photograph Gallery the dramas to be presented The proceeds will be devoted to ob's tion camp Tickets obtained at Whitcomb s
Sunday program at the Trinitarian church featured a children’s service. Each child received a potted plant, a geranium or heliotrope, with hymns, an anthem, prayers, and multiple class exercises led by Miss Peterson, Miss Farrar, and others.
The Woman's Club will hold a gala benefit for the Hindman fund on Tuesday June 21 at Old Concord Chapter House D A R from 3 until 6 oclock. The executive board instructed door money be waived for next season and guest tickets must be bought from treasurer Mrs Morrell. The club hopes to grow membership next season while a high school exemption list for Juniors Seniors and Post Graduates was slated for publication this week.
The Trinitarian Sunday school Philathea class held a Thursday chapel entertainment that netted over 40 dollars for the piano fund. The program featured two plays Hiring Help and How the Story Grew with performances by numerous young ladies led by Mrs. Virginia Lee Tewksbury. Refreshments and a forthcoming November sale were announced to support the new grand piano.
Hollowell posts four hits in a strong hitting display, totaling five, while Maynard high school opponents grow anxious as Murray on the mound faces nervous cheer squads. Rocks shines at first in Hopkins’ absence and Hunt shows class in catching though off ground plays. Hopking centers well despite a right hand injury from Concord game. Falcon adds a timely two bagger to clear the bases.
A Grange debate on whether breaking fresh bread and pastry for nearly every meal harms health drew spirited discussion last Tuesday. Mrs. A F Adams led the winning side amid a strong negative challenge and lively exchanges.
Rev Loren B Macdonald led a Boston church service featuring hymns poems and a children s christening for six Dumaine children Mary Elizabeth Harriett Frederick Cordelia Christopher Flowers for the poor of Boston were brought forward by the primary department and distributed by the King s Daughters The event included attendance pins gifts and potted plants for children with a benediction by Allen French and family volunteers assisting
The selectmen health officials and the Woman's club executive committee plan a modest public lavatory near the square. A design has been drafted with separate male and female facilities and entrances, intended to be hidden from the street by shrubbery near McWalter's shoe store at Sunset Park.
Examinations for grammar schools begin this week with four tests planned. The schedule shows exams started Monday and continue through Thursday with the seventh sixth fifth and fourth grades each taking a single test this Wednesday.
Concord defeated Hudson 11 to 4 as Hollowell shut out Hudson after early trouble. Varley led Concord with three safeties and four runs while Hollowell drove in four and allowed no earned runs. Base hits by Fallon Hitchings Morgan and multiple steals highlight a decisive win. Umpires Hopkins and Brooks.
The Trinitarian church hosts a baccalaureate sermon for Concord high school graduates next Sunday morning with subject The Superlative Degree in Life Seats are reserved for teachers and the class Service at 10 46 Vesper at 7 30 features Alexander Gospel songs and an address by the pastor Ease in the Christian Life The Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 and the Woman's Board Auxiliary annual meeting is at 4 Friday evening Recreation is the theme The dramatic entertainment by William Fallon captain of the high school nine plays with South Framingham of the Bay State league
Four seat steamer equipped with 2x3 Stanley Engine 19 Stanley Boiler and Burner. In good running order. Demonstrations offered. Cheap sale as seller has another craft and no room for two. $75 cash. Applies to Married Men. Confident that they can fix clerks this time. Married men vow to win contest against single men with a new boomerang ball. Al Willis practicing behind the post office at the junction. Reporter promises full, fearless report in next edition.
The Concord Chapter DAR wrapped its season with a business meeting at the Chapter House and a social session in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Miss Jane Hosmer spoke on Thoreau as music entertained Lexingon Wayside Inn members who donated a handsome old china set to Old Concord DAR.
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