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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
3
A small fashion shop debuts exclusive printed frocks using heavier silk and subdued patterns. Designers tapped identical necktie silks from men’s shops to create the new prints, aligning with the season’s plain sports style and fresh color combos.
Raymond Johnson formerly of South Acton and Spencer Murphy of North Acton graduated from Harvard College. Johnson prepared at Huntington School in Boston and Murphy at Concord High. The ceremony occurred on June 22.
The Universalist church school will discontinue sessions during July and August. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox of Hammond Indiana visit their daughter Mrs. Harry Derner. Stuart Reach works in Enfield on a large dam construction project.
Union 1 graduation featured an illustrated World Tour and prizes for top progress in American history won by Edward McGovern and Mary Valente. Bedford juniors noted. Lexington ceremony attended by 109. Local building changes include Burns house removal on Grant Street and new homes on Woodland Road.
In Concord Junction relatives and Willow Rebekah Lodge members surprised Mr and Mrs Frank Hood on their Derby Street home for a 10th anniversary and housewarming. A mock wedding featured Percy Mac Williams as minister and a bouquet ceremony that yielded $20 in gold hidden in a rose. Music, games, and a decorated cake followed.
A quiet Sunday ceremony at the Lyon home on Marlboro Road joined Miss Vivian Louise Lyon to Goodwin Halsdan Carl. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone officiated after a bereavement in the family. The couple, both Concord High School alumni, celebrated with a yellow and white reception.
Mr and Mrs Carlson, recently married, are popular among a close circle of friends evidenced by many well wishes. After a wedding motor trip to Maine they will live at 28 Cottage Street and be at home after August 1.
Last Monday afternoon Mrs Rodney Pratt hosted a Scout council shower for Miss Elsie Loring at her home. Ladies and girl scouts attended a surprise event with flowers, a solid silver berry spoon gift, luncheon, and a ring thimble and button box cutting.
Mr. Comeau assisted in a Sunday rescue at White Pond where a high sand bank buried a man up to his face. Neighbors and Concord firemen aided as bathers helped. After five hours rescuers removed flooring to reach the buried man and place a nosehead over him.
A rescue operation freed John Shields of Watertown, who owns a summer cottage at White Pond, after sand was removed enabling release. The incident centered on the sandbank and shore area where he had been stranded.
A local Brookline wedding last week joined Misa Eunice Rossman and Anthony McCabe at Second Church on Audubon Street. The ceremony drew Concord residents linked to Miss Rossman through her Red Cross nursing service. After a White Mountains honeymoon the couple will live at 14 Blossom, Boston.
Cross Nurse a graduate of Symmes Arlington Hospital and post graduate of New Haven Public Health Dept. She recently completed her fourth year in Public Health work on Detan Nurse on the Island off the Coat of Maine. Mrs William Fought left Saturday for relatives in Youngstown Ohio New Kensington and Pittsburgh.
Perfect attendance for June lists students across grades. Grade 1 Eleanor Severani Do thy Willa. Grade 2 Lilian Bulette With French. Grade 8 Alice Levon Mildred Coolige Ariene Haye Margaret Lawrence. Grade 4 Bill Perkins Isabella Skidlaukas Forrest Perkins. Grade 6 Virginia De Sousa Mary McNiff Elizabeth Oelschiegel Arthur Turner. Alvetta Conquest Arthur Conquest Homer Peltus Richard Seasion.
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