VTS Still Gaining Club Luncheon at Inn
The VTS group held its oy luncheon at the Inn at noon.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
5
The VTS group held its oy luncheon at the Inn at noon.
In a Friday meeting at the Town house, 1st Lieut. John A. Hutchinson and 2d Lieut. Olig M. Wiltney joined Mohathe Nermayadi to study ways and means to repair taileds Gataien and restore business center access near Mill stream. H. Whittemore Brown, chair of the Board of Selectmen, presided as officials invited public input on flood prevention and future overflow releases.
In Concord at two pm Saturday March 28 the Masonic ritual was led by temple officers with Charles F. Whitney as candidate. Chaplain Ex W Lincoln Smith spoke on ancient Masonry marks discoveries. A social hour and refreshments followed under John’s direction.
The Concord River and its tributaries show continued low levels as weather conditions remain dry, prompting officials to monitor water supply impacts and potential conservation measures.
Gunday March 29 events include church school at 9 46 am and morning service at 11 am with a vestry talk on Parables of Preparation and of Service The minister preaches on How Re in the vestry at 6 pm Social notes mention Mrs Paul H Garnes of Highland street entertaining her bridge club Monday and Mrs Thomas Prendergast as a high gearer
Robert Hickey reports losing 17 pounds in six weeks using Kruschen Salts. He asserts the product is safe and effective and that it felt worth its weight in gold.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sheldon Wiles on the birth of a son Peter at Emerson hospital on March 11. Miss Helen Deacon chair of Simmons College senior class entertained faculty at the third annual senior 12. Walter Renhult freshman at Tufts Wrestling and Tufts Weekly staff. Births announced for McWalter of Belknap street son Robert. Concord Legion band played Boston Garden as Bruins beat Blackhawks 1–0. Mary Powers named to Emmanuel College Dean’s list. Thoreau study group to meet monthly with first talk at Nashawtuc Hillhouse with Boston visitor.
High school plays this week on Friday and Saturday feature the school orchestra directed by BE Held. Tickets for public school children are on sale at a nominal price while others pay the usual admission. Proceeds go to the Voice the school paper.
A concert featuring the Boston Symphony Orchestra with soloists delivered a refined program. The concert opened with a lush violin solo and closed with a dramatic orchestral finale, earning strong audience praise for its artistry and ensemble cohesion.
The fragment notes a theater mention labeling Mr Pim Passes By a comedy by A. A. and records a likely misread author.
Old floors are installed with modern horseshoe nails headed and reworked by two boys from Middlesex School. Bent lays the floors while Allan Kennedy completes finishing. Floors are hand planned stained and waxed for protection.
Mrs Clara Sweet wins the Elks first prize with the solution. the door prize goes to Mrs Arthur Adams as part of the event notes.
In INS HALL Thursday night a Community Men concert near West are tomorrow to raise funds for flood sufferers. Rev John C Smith from St Johnsbury spoke in Concord at West Concord Church on Sunday. The choir led by C Waldo Mac Williams with Nina Ruble at organ provided music. The Ladies Missionary Society of West Concord Union Church schedules a meeting on Thursday April 2 at 7 30 pm in the vestry featuring Edward Wright and his New England Fellowship Radio Ensemble.
Concord church announces a Sunday service schedule with church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 46 a m Rev James M Gage of Watertown will preach services attended by local parishioners in a historic community.
Lauren C Kingman Jr is listed as a member of an unnamed Harvard rowing crew in an OCR fragment. The note confirms his association with the Har vard program, though the exact team or event is not specified.
Church announces 10 45 morning service 10 46 Sunday School and a testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m in the edi fice. Bible lesson cited from John 8 31 32 mentions truth freeing spiritual facts and true attain ment.
Concord High School will hold its closing exercises on Thursday March 26 at 8 o clock. The program includes musical numbers by Frank J Concord and W A Hall with a flag presentation by Seavert Game regent of the D A R and Mrs Ruth Wheeler representing the Women’s Auxiliary The school invites public attendance to see its work in the community.
At the Catholic Daughters gathering on Tuesday March 17 an amusing skit titled Marrying for Money was presented with refreshments provided by Mrs. Mary Mullaney Miss Madelaine Ryan and Miss Margaret Hearn A petting sale is planned for Thursday evening and Concord Artillery notes mention the Concord National unit meeting at the State Armory on Monday or Thursday evenings
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