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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
6
Bryn informs his butler Burch that he will marry that evening and will leave soon after breakfast. The scene contrasts calm and impending change as he orders minimal preparations and mentions a missing wife and work troubles, while packing and discussing Morton’s tasks with a practical, laconic humor.
In a tense scene Bryn confronts Tubby about a romance with a mysterious girl while suspecting a scam. Tubby accuses Bryn of being duped as Bryn recalls the girl reading legal papers and hints at hidden motives behind the romance.
Deborah Larned faces a staged nuptial scheme as Stuart Graham plans a San Francisco wedding to claim her fortune and escape reveals a complex tale of guardians, inheritance and fear. Deborah’s grandfather and Gary fear the marriage and fight to keep her safe.
In a tense exchange Grandmother urges Diehorah toward an arranged marriage, claiming it is for her husband. Diehorah shivers as the secret of the vow unsettles her, the room filling with unfamiliar emotion and danger.
Bryn and Tubby argue over Deborah Grahams marriage to Bryn to access a grandfather's will. The plan hinges on the ambiguity of a will stating a fortune if Deborah wed Graham before her birthday. Tubby warns of trouble as Graham’s enlistment nears.
A funeral service was held Saturday for Florence Hayes of New York City, Hugh F Harold and Walter of Ontario, and Raymond L from Newton, with Sister Mra McCarthy of East Street. A requiem Mass at St. J’s Church in Maynard was celebrated by Rev. John J. McCarthy. Burial followed in St. Bridget’s Cemetery.
Eld By Guedes of country-wide interest was the Past Masters Night held by Concord Grange last Tuesday in Kiks Hall. It featured Past Masters from Middlesex Granges with Herman Scofield as Master and Norman Livermore as Overseer. visiting officers from several towns attended and eight Granges provided refreshments.
Residents attended the home to pay respects and express sympathy to the family. The funeral was held in the afternoon with services at the Union Congregational Church led by Rev. Matt Vance. Hymns by Mabel Tobin and Mrs. Jordan accompanied the service before burial in the local cemetery.
The Middlesex Laundry overwhelmed the Buttons 35 15 at halftime and pursued a strong second half rally. Rangers and Coops battled in a tight street hall game as top scorers Girdziewski and Wasuik led their teams, with Laundry leading in free shots and fouls as the league nears its playoff setup.
The Concord Men's Club and the Parish House of the Congregational Church hosted a week evening meeting presided by Frank Hood. A traditional bean supper was served and a showcase of savings bank life insurance was part of the program.
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