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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1927

Page

3

Graduation festivities mark Mt Monadnock hike and dance

A local high school plans a full year of events led by Marion Stoney and Miss Florence Clifford. Students, including Olaf Trygavaston and Mary Wheeler, will receive diplomas in a ceremony directed by Taylor with Blanchard hall hosting the graduation banquet and dance.

Isi High School Mari Ston Marion Oney sArlene Emily Craylort Alehingon Stephen ‘Teele Louis Y James Gates George "Inga ‘Peterson Robland Mt Monadfiock Whitey Duiteidd Hool Blanchard Hall High School Gavalle Batstone Sole Mio Giese Florence ‘Clifford Marion Stoney Olaf Trygavaston’ Creterion Mary Wheeler Eer Taylor Gehool Mirna Hey Rich

Odd Fellows recital and festival plans announced

Annie McCarthy will perform in a recital at the Odd Fellows room in Contori iTunes on Wednesday June 22 at 8 PM. The public is invited. A festival planned by the West Presidency committee of the Baptist church is also being organized for that evening.

Hederstedt Charles Hardy West Rumney Annie McCarthy Odd Fellolre Contori iTunes Plaisifor Bey Vinistry of the Baptist Church

Women Invited to Business Men's Outing at Camp Assabet

The Business Men's Association announces its annual outing on June 29 at Camp Assabet Lodge. The day includes a mixed baseball game, water sports, athletic events, golf, bridge, whist, dancing, and a banquet, with special emphasis on inviting women for the first time. A series of Mend stanti by the United Con. Gert Band performance is noted for Crowe Park on June 21 from 7 20 to 9 40 with concerts planned Tuesdays and rescheduled to Thursdays if weather permits.

Business Men's Association Camp Assabet Lodge Andar Pre Saint United ‘Con Crowe Park

Freeman and Clancy Return From Bloomington Convention

Waine Freeman and Thomas Clancy of Freeman and Clancy attended a convention and school at the Oil-O-Majic oil heater factory in Bloomington Illinois. On their return they visited Chicago and Detroit.

Waine Freeman Thomas Clancy Freeman and Clancy Bloomington Ill Chicago Detroit

Pastor Expected Home From Omaha For Children Program

Rev William Boiedart pastor of Congregational church returns from the biennial convention in Omaha Nebraska to officiate at Sunday morning children's program and graduation exercises at the church.

Progfi William Boi‘edart Omaha Congregational Churches

Marlboro Whist Party Awards at 1239 Club Meeting

Mrs Samuel Braveman won first prize at a whist party after a business meeting of the 1239 Club at Mile Home last night. Second prize went to Miss Mae Burke. A program featured music and a selection by Mrs. Long Che Pye. The event included readings and community remarks.

Marlboro Samuel Braveman Mae Burke Bing Columbia Ocean Ihesktesges John Kel Vin- King A Marke

Post Office Department to Begin New Clinic in Spanish Way

June 15 report from Boro notes a planned department clinic event at the Spanish Way Convention site with maps of the city painted. Post Volin H. Baker oversees the project while Arthur coordinates related work.

Boro Volin H. Baker Arthur

Hudson Social Notes Bring Town Visits and Shifts

William Vanbuskirk and friends from Marlboro vist Mt Tom on Sunday. Dr FP P Glazier hosts a sister from Waltham at his Lincoln Street home. Mr and Mrs George Whalen and daughter May visit Thomas McGarty in Somerville. Shychan and daughter from Worcester return from J J Jackman home. Lillian Morel of Marlboro assists at Albert Morel’s store while on vacation. Joseph Jacobs works the night shift this week.

William Vanbuskirk Marlboro Viste Mt. Tom FP. P. Glazier Waltham It Lincoln ‘Street George Whalen May Mary McGorty Harold Mage Thomas McGarty Somerville Mrs. Thomas Shychan Worcester J. J. Jackman Cherry Street Lillian Morel Albert Morel Joseph Jacobs Hegati The

Local Notices and Personal Updates From The Community

Mrs Williams of Tarbell Lincoln street receives care at Deaconess hospital Boston after undergoing treatment. Brattle Street workers at the shoe factory plan to return to work tomorrow. Mrs Clarence Lively entertains a guest from Boston at her home. Mr and Mrs William Kerrigan and family visit Nantasket beach. Mr Phillip Lapointe and daughter from Worcester visit James P Jackman at his home.

Williams Tarbell Lincoln Street Deaconess Hospital Boston Clarence Lively Ee Marer Pitlegbhotreet William D. Kerrigan Dormain . Street Nantasket Beach Phillip Lapointe Worcester James

Mary Slam School Pupils Outing at Wayside Inn

Fifteen pupils from The Little Red Schoolhouse joined guests including Wayside Inn chief manager Boyer for a holiday outing. Migratory animals amused the children as they visited Frankha teeter and enjoyed a festive excursion at Henry Ford property Agar.

Mary Lanth Henry Ford Agar Wayside Inn Frankha Boyer

Ladies Benevolent Salad Supper Planned in West Acton

The Baptist church Ladies Benevolent Society will host a salad supper in the vestry this week. Readers note New York trip updates as Warren Costello returns to Long Island and family plans four or five days away. The Windsor area reports a church group journeying to Lake Contoocook in New Hampshire for a final season outing.

Anayrs Sand Penis Han Northeastern College Riverside Benevolent Society of the Baptist Church Tello

Concord Junction Special Features Benefit Parade

Community event at Concord Junction promises a doll carriage parade after school with children invited to mail entries to Mrs Wayne Lawrence in charge. Maynard Band will perform, with various tables and attractions including food, fancy goods, aprons, and canoes organized by local ladies and committee members.

Tvafiaeyea Wayne Lawrence Geo. Cardner A. H. Wie Henry Hawley

Acheson O Hare Wedding Quietly Ties Knit in City

A local wedding occurred Sunday in Canaries as Miss Treene OHare wed Mr Acheson. The couple plans a home at 1 Commonwealth Avenue after returning from a wedding trip. Attending were Mr and Mrs 6 X OConnell and other city residents.

Acheson O'Hare Canaries Tréne

Present President with Pearl Pen by WCTU Ladies

The West Gothord Branch of its Woman's Christian Temperance Union held the last regular meeting of the season Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William J. Cross ley on Old Marlboro Road. Mrs Guy G. Fernald presented a pearl pen to Mrs. Mary Ort ee er on behalf of the group as a token of appreciation for long faithful service.

Pearl Pen West Gothord Woman's Christian Temperance Union William J. Crossley Old Marlboro Road Guy G. Fernald Mary Ort

Local Notices Chatty Snippet From Small-Town Paper

A fragmentary local item notes a family selling a home on Central Street and moving to New London Conn for the fall, a Mrs event Lady of New Rochelle returning from a visit to her parents, barber shops to close Mondays at noon next week, and Ralph Woodworth a Lever Brothers salesman on a business trip with a brief home visit.

Central Street New London Conn New Rochelle Wii Hng Peniaaite Derby Ralph Woodworth, Sale Lever ‘Brothers New York Tip Te Whire Ton

Card of Thanks from Bowse Family

The Bowse family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and thoughts during their recent sorrow. Mrs. Margaret Bowse and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Bowse and Family acknowledge the support.

Margaret Bowse Charles L, Bowse

145 Pupils Examined For Underweight Health Clinic

The Roosevelt Maynard school hosted a state plan health clinic on Monday June 13 examining 145 pupils for weight issues. Drs Geo M Sullivan H P Colton W R Martin and F H Gebhardt led a staff of nutritionists typists and nurses. A portable x ray will screen underweight children Thursday June 16 with two state physicians reading results.

Roosevelt Maynard Stata Glini Dart Ihanath A.blood

Health Board Delays Marlboro Milk Decision

The Board of Health met yesterday to review milk supply concerns in Marlboro and how the Whiting facility might be affected. Ex-Alderman Beait and Dr. EH Brewin declined to discuss funding while L. Bagley and A L. were invited to participate in the planned three day encampment at Northeastern University this week.

Board of Health Hes L. Bagley Post A L

Sudbury Youths Return From School and College

Sudbury youths come home this week from various schools and colleges including Wesleyan, Andover, and Harvard. Named are Beatrice Hall, Gordon Hunter, Elizabeth Beckwith, Kara Maynard, Roger Maynard, Mary Piper, Mia Huntley, Mildred Huntley, Dorothy Hunter, Elizabeth Athman, Marion Lebaree, and Prof. H. and Mrs. H. at Bar Harbor, with several attending ROTC events and hospital officer elections.

Art Sudbuy Sudbury Varous School Y« Hall Beatrice Ing Adem Labaree Wesleyan Arte Gordon Hunter Magherst Elizabeth Beckwith Kara Maynard Roger Maynard Mary Piper Ies Na Andover Piso Witlo Aera Mins St “Main Miediebary Winthrop St. Clair Mia Mildred B Huntey M’a Harvard Dorothy Hunter Massachusetts ‘School Misa Elizabeth Athmnterday Bar Harbor Misa Marion Lebaree Peter Bent

Conference on Locating in Sterling Led by Officials and Ministers

Business Mendé tion and officials discussed a possible site in Sterling for a new plant. Dr John Ly Ivey, district superintendent of the Methodist church, urged outreach during services and presiding over the quarterly conference. The program featured music and performances including Elmo K., a waltz, ballet, and a cornet solo.

A. Talin George A Creighton Business Mendétion Badin Pinlaning Sterlin Maynard Tages Aiton John Ly Ivey Worcenter Dreach Wornineg Elmo Kawaltz Shot Walt Ana

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