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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
3
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Concord Junction residents Mr and Mrs John Hannon have closed their Hull Mass summer cottage. Mrs Hannon and the children will stay through the summer months while Mr Hannon joins on weekends and during August vacation.
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stow will preach Sunday morning on Our Christian Freedom. A sermon for Independence Day. Communion will be observed after the service. Church school Endeavor societies and evening service are omitted until the first Sunday in September. Midweek prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30 will discuss The Parables of Jesus. All warmly welcome.
Fifteen boys and girls who passed the Sunday school tests were awarded diplomas at a mass held at Our Lady Help of Christians church. Diplomas were presented by Rev Joseph P. Mahar after the eight o clock service. attendees included Yvonne Bouchard Julia Dee Helen Connell Anna Fagan Anna Ryan Dora Jagling Eton Amerault Regina Christian Frank Kelley Robert Cowell Joseph Sullivan Thomas Shea far Collins Matthew Thornton and John McSweeney.
Concord and Maynard old rivals meet for the season opener at the Field Day of Help of Christians Parish on Concord Junction playgrounds Saturday afternoon. The event runs from 6 o clock to closing with midway attractions refreshments athletic events for children and a band. Hon John F Fitzgerald will speak and oversee a supper on the field with prizes and grand giveaways promised.
A West Concord PTA event at Harvey Wheeler School hall honored the 8th grade class and Mr Beck with a farewell reception. The program featured remarks by Mr Beck and a social hour centered on him and his wife Mrs Beek, noting his 8 years guiding students from first grade to junior high.
Despite the heat a strawberry festival formed the pleasantest part of the Concord Grange meeting at Whites Hall on Tuesday. The Concord High School class of 1923 will hold its class day exercises Thursday afternoon and a class day dance Thursday evening in the Town Hall.
Henry Ford was reported to be in Concord on Sunday last but could not secure a room at the Colonial Inn due to the holiday crowd.
Mrs Millard Moore of River Street sails for a three week vacation at Plum Island this Saturday. Her husband currently stays in Ellsworth Maine. Boston and Maine Railroad resumes summer trains on Saturdays to Lake Boon. A white and green lattice fence now borders the McDevitt Service station improving a once hog hole. Miss Mary Hoffman helped represent the American Legion Auxiliary at the Wakefield county convention on Saturday.
Southboro notes Miss Elene Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs J Henry Moore of Winthrop Me married William Andrew Simpson of Marlboro. The ceremony occurred last Saturday in Winthrop Me. Moore taught grades seven and eight in Southboro for over eight years and was highly regarded socially. The groom is a Marlboro native with wide local connections.
A playful tongue twister asks how many teeth a toothbrush could brush. It answers that a toothbrush would brush thirty two teeth if it could.
Local telephone service in Maynard remained unaffected by the strike as Boston connections ran on, while Waltham and Framingham exchanges reported absenteeism among operators. Miss Marguerite Papineau, daughter of Rev and Mrs Arthur B Papineau, graduated Cum Laude from Radcliffe and earned a Harvard Graduate School of Education scholarship to study music.
Athletes from Worcester, Quincy, Gardner, Maynard and Fitchburg competed Sunday at Puffers Pond field under Kanto A C. Maynard’s T. Vicky claimed top points and victories in shot put, 100 metres, javelin and broad jump. Kanto A C to compete at Worcester festival next Saturday.
Charles Wainio and Hilga Karki were united in marriage on Sunday afternoon with Rev John Vaananen officiating at the Finnish Congregational church parsonage. Emilmi and S Julia Peltomaa were married by the same officiant at the parsonage. Both couples reside in Maynard.
Members of the F. C. Curtis Camp 4 Sons of Veterans will attend a social hosted by Camp 5 Hudson tomorrow night. A program of entertainment from Camp 25 Worcester is promised. The Marlboro party will depart Monument Square at 7 15 pm. All will be in uniform.
Sudbury hosts the South Middlesex Conference of Universal Unitarian churches in a 156th session at the Unitarian church to mark the 200th anniversary of the church. The day features welcome remarks by Rev William A Wood, historical notes on West precinct from 1928, prayers, talks by Prof Roessing and Mrs Damon, and a luncheon amid heat with about 100 attendees.
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