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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
7
Mrs Maynard entertained the Benior Card Club with a Chinese luncheon at Mrs Belyea’s home in Brookline last week. Prizes went to Mrs Boheke first, Mrs Gerry second, and Mrs Way the consolation, reflecting a lively gathering.
School nurse Lillian Frost reports May activities at the four schools. Examinations included age and general health, dental certificates issued, and home visits. Schick test and diphtheria TAT administered with several positive reactions. preschool conferences show improvement for fall entrants.
Barbara A Way graduates from Colby Academy in New London NH. Alton Clarke returns home from Bowdoin College for summer. Local youths attend a Sandy Burr dance hosted by the Wayland Unitarian Society. William Garfield spends Sunday at the seashore. Sudbury men in 1630 fought Indians with vigor. Edmund Stone completes a strong year at Wentworth. Mrs William Tufts and daughter Joy visit Nashua NH. Volunteers anticipate a new fire wagon with booster pump. The Parmeter building now relocated boldly to the Post Road.
Local town notes report a barber shop starting Monday hours and closing Wednesday. Several residents, including Mabel Bezanson and Ruby Baker, are mentioned with various activities, while Porter Jenks recovers after an appendectomy at Emerson Hospital. Henry Hall sustains burns at work and treatment proceeds. Re lief Corps met amid heat. Mrs Knowlton returns from St Petersburg.
The 4H garden club members graded gardens with Wallace Sims 99 Joseph Perry 97 Homer Feltus 95 Albert MacDougall 85 Franklyn Charles 70 Earl Spinney 60 and Donald Feltus 30. Harvey Dunn was dropped for neglect. The club adopted the name Grow Well Club and plans a July meeting at Acton Center to discuss judging vegetables for exhibits or market.
Mr John R MacKenzie attends with a relative after a recent accident as the West Concord Union Church lawn party unfolds on the church grounds. Teddy Beer's Band inspires the crowd while tables overflow with fancy work grabs balloons foods and treats. President Mrs Andrew Ederson chaired with numerous vice chairs.
Rev. Arthur Jeffdies reports last Sunday services drew good crowds despite heat. A special Vesper service delighted attendees and a visitors lunch was served by a ladies committee. Next Sunday features morning topic Cleaning the Way and an evening true story hour on John Westey-hig, work.
Joseph Laravee son of Mrs Garceau visited the Garceau home with his wife for two days. He came from White Deer Car where he lives and works as proprietor of the White Deer Lodge a guide and trapper famed for his wide experience in the far northwest. He shot the white deer that gave the lodge its name.
Andrew H Hepburn led with an 80 in the best nine holes and won the week end event at Concord Club. Piper shot 31 for a net of the day and several locals posted scores in the 30s and 40s as William Fay Jr and Sumner Bodfish reached consolation rounds with tight matches.
The final meeting of the Concord Female Oae Society season was held. Mrs. Henry F. Smith and Miss Marion Keye were noted for their contributions as the group discussed hospital-related matters and community care.
South Acton residents and visitors from Hopkinton and Roxbury gathered at local homes on Sunday. Rita Dunivan was hospitalized for appendicitis. Alfred Dearborn and others were noted for birthdays and civic activities. A town picnic raised $65 at the Universalist vestry supper.
At a Union Congregational church meeting this week a call was issued to Rev. Mathew Vance of West Boylston to become pastor of the Maynard church. Vance occupied the pulpit on two successive Sundays recently.
Rickles Shoe Store in Maynard ad offers a sale on footwear. Store highlights discounts on boots sneakers and dress shoes with limited time offers and in store only promotions. Local shoppers are invited to browse the displays and take advantage of savings.
The Woman's Church Ald ty plans a food sale on the afternoon of June 5 at 2 30 PM opposite the library, with baked goods and a bake sale at 3 30 and 4 00. A summer notice mentions students visiting for vacation and various school items including a Senior banquet, diplomas, and gifts.
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