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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

5

Club Play At Mrs Penhallow's Delights Concord Audience

The Concord Mass Woman's club presented the play At Miss Penhallow's to a well filled town hall audience. Hannah Lincoln Talbot wrote the comedy with three scenes in a boarding house setting. Cast members included Mrs James S Garland Miss Florence H Howe Miss Alice Jacobs Miss Ethel G Hoyle and Miss Mary D Brooks Cook among others. Performers received hearty applause and plans for a public performance next week were discussed.

Concord Mass Woman's Club Miss. Penhallow’s Hannah Lincoln Talbot Miss Penhallow James S. Garland Condor Florence H, Howe Poor Alice Jacobs Stearns Prescott Keyes Minns Ethel G. Hoyle Gaylor George Hollis Blake Grew Margaret M. Lothrop Lorilla Mary D. Brooks Cook Grace B. Keyes Sampson Helen Keyes Claude Eugene Gaylor Eleanor Ballou G. Hollis Blake

Concord Dramatic Club stages The Importance of Being Earnest

Concord invites attenders to a two night performance at the town hall An Oscar Wilde comedy The Importance of Being Earnest will be shown with a cast including John Worthing Algernon Moncrieff Lady Bracknell Cecily Cardew and Miss Prism New faces include Miss Constance Grant Mrs Pliny Jewell and Dr R W Drechsler The production is supported by a large crew and follows Lent observances emphasizing restraint and staged in Concord with Holy Week themes.

Concord Dramatic Club Town Hall Oscar Wilde John Worthing J. P. Alfred Edward Ells Algernon Moncrieff R. W. Drechsler Canon Chasuble D. D Cecily Cardew Constance W. Grant Prism Lucy T. Hosmer Concord Constance Grant Pliny Jewell R W. Drechsler Middlesx School Henry D. Coolidge Philip Harvey Julia D. Wheeler C. Fred Edgarton Walter K. Shaw W. J. Dale Samuel H. Tuttle John M. Keyes

Old North Bridge Society Holds Large Meeting at Walden Street

The Old North Bridge chapter of the C. A. R. met at Miss Viola Foss’s Walden Street home for one of its largest and most enjoyable sessions. Speakers including Mrs. Daniel Lothrop and Mrs. Helen Bent Curtis shared recollections of presidents Washington Lincoln Taft Jackson Grant and others, followed by a piano sing and a dainty luncheon.

Old North Bridge Society Viola Foss Walden St Daniel Lothrop Younder McKinley van Dursen Lothrop Lincoln Polk Taylor Fillmore Helen Bent Curtis Maynard Old Concord Washington Marion Towne Garfield Marion Moody Grant Harrison Dorothy Davis Mary Tewksbury Taft Warren Hix Roosevelt Pauline Bent Jackson Helen

New Officers Chosen At Youth Club Meeting

At the annual Young Peoples club gathering in the Trinitarian church vestry, George W. Hopkins was named president with Miss Finderson as vice president and Mrs. R. D. Willard as secretary and treasurer. George Urquhart was elected moderator and Maude Finderson presided later. Miriam Davis and Helga Nelson spoke on current events. Refreshments were provided by Maude Finderson Amy Clark Ray Daly and H. F. Lawrence.

Young Peoples’ Club The Trinitarian Church George W. Hopkins Miss ,and Finderson R. D. Willard George Urquhart Ray Daly Maude Figderson Miriam’ ‘Davis Helga Nelson Maude Finderson Amy Clark H. F. Lawrence

Lent Observances Noted Across Concord Churches

Three or more Concord churches are holding special services during Lent. Observances occur on weekdays and Sunday, reflecting a shared emphasis on reflection and spiritual fitness during the season.

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Deputy Visits Concord Grange Hears Degrees Granted

W H Sawyer of Winchendon deputy of the State Grange paid an official visit to Concord Grange. Three candidates received degrees while four Connecticut Grange members joined by transfer. The deputy praised the secretary and treasurer, enjoyed a collation directed by Mrs. Arthur Jones, and watched a short farce supervised by Mrs. Addie Garfield.

Concord W. H. Sawyer Winchendon State Grange Connecticut Granges Arthur Jones Addie Garfield Mr. Sawyer Julia Hosmer O. ®. Patch Hatch Washington National Grange

Trinitarian Church Supper Ends Missionary Meetings Night

After the Ladies Missionary Society and Auxiliary meetings, the Trinitarian church held its regular monthly supper in the vestry with Mrs. G. A. Tewksbury in charge and committee members serving escalloped oysters ham rolls pies cakes coffee. An entertainment by the social life committee featured the C. H. S. orchestra tableaux of ads and a fireflies dance, drawing an amused crowd.

Ladies’ Missionary Society Woman’s Board of ‘Missions Trinitarian Church G. A. Tewksbury Edward L. Tuttle George B. Clarke Ole Olsen Harry E. Tuttle Larz Anderson Emil Thorpe Social Life Committee Edna G. Calef C. H. S. Orchestra

Murray Ballou Likely Concord Selectman Unopposed

Murray Ballou will be the next selectman of Concord as he faces no opposition at the polls on Monday. It was thought Lufkin might challenge him via nomination papers but he did not run. Mrs F ih Lounsberry Hubbard Jr suffers acute indigestion but is recovering.

Murray Ballou Concord Lufkin F. Ih Lounsberry, Hubbard Jr

Oxford Eight Clips Record on Putney Mortlake Course

The Oxford eight in training for the varsity boat race completed the Putney to Mortlake course in a record 18 minutes 21 seconds, beating the previous best of 18 minutes 47 seconds. At Bristow, 375 workers returned to work Tuesday as the New England Steam Brick factory reopened after a three month shutdown.

Oxford London Putney Mortlanke Bristow R. I New England Steam Brick Company

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