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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
5
The Weekly Enterprise published at Marlboro Massachusetts appears weekly every Wednesday. It lists second class matter status and post office details under the act of Congress of March 8 1879. Subscription rates are shown for year and months.
Alexander Henderson of Lowell speaks on Religion In an Industrial Community at 7 46 p m on April 3 Rev Manley F Albright of Allston speaks on a related topic on April 2 Men’s Club supper directed by Joy entertainment led by Earl H Park
The Walden Chapter of Royal Arch Masons met at the Masonic Temple in Concord Monday evening with a large attendance. A meal was served at 6 30 and the reception featured remarks by Rt Excellent Francis Taylor of Watertown and other dignitaries. The event included ritual work and a diploma presentation to FP Powers and was described as one of the largest recent meetings.
European producers push synthetic fibers such as Germany’s vistra and Italy’s ersifiocco, wood pulp bases with cotton blends, aiming to undercut U S cotton prices. Reports note two German facilities running, with two more coming online, and countrywide tests showing promising yet lower-cost substitutes. Indian cotton price also trails U S on Liverpool markets as demand slows.
Ten years of operation at Emmerson Hospital has served over 10 500 people. Rising costs and worn equipment require a fundraising drive by the Hospital Aid Society. May National Hospital Day opens tours. donors are urged to give promptly to reach a $7 500 goal.
The Trinitarian Church hosted the third in a series on Religion in Action for All the Family with a cafeteria supper and social for all the family followed by handiwork led by Beth Hopkins of the Middlesex Extension Service. Augustine W Macone won the .410 gauge event with 25 straight birds, while Dorothy Lunt of Concord topped the 13 gauge with 17 birds.
In Monument Hall Friday night the Knights of Columbus moved past the Minute Men in the Concord triangular 45 event, tying for second while the Hibernians extend their season lead. Friday results show Concord Council KofC 36 Division 56 AOH 33 Minute Men 31. Season totals: Hibernians 724, Minute Men 688, Knights of Columbus 688.
Concord Woman's Club held a meeting at the Girl Scout Community House featuring Edith Moore Naylor of Wellesley College presenting an illustrated talk on Treasures of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. President Mrs George A Hill announced the club's 40th anniversary on April 8 and luncheon tickets were arranged by Mrs Burleigh L Pratt and Mrs Edward P Daniels.
Belmont High enters another season with Coach Frank J Goggins leading a veteran crew. The squad features Captain Harry Cook, star Tompkins and Cook battery, plus Tompkins, Loughlin and Cullinane in the infield and nine returning lettermen.
The report notes strong odds for the Peter Bulkeley School high school team to repeat as champions, citing solid form and favorable prospects for success in the upcoming season.
The Girl Scouts at Wan Approval staged The Secret Garden adapted from Mrs Burnett before a large audience on Friday evening at the Girl Scout House on Walden Street. Coaching by Mrs Raymond P Baldwin and Mrs William M Shedden produced lively acting and strong talent among young performers.
Concord New Hampshire reports Judge Prescott Keyes marked his 77th birthday yesterday at his home 8 Main Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles H Cahoon of Lynn, parents of Mrs Keyes. The judge remains active in business and serves as president of the Concord National Bank.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church will meet at 19 Church Street at 7 30 p m on Wednesday April 3 hosted by Miss A Laura Butt.
Box 32 was sounded Friday for a brush fire behind James Chase's home on Spring road. Box 28 was sent Monday for a grass fire behind the McGovern house on Hartwell road. Dorothy Pecot, 3, of Great road was struck by a car driven by Mr. Nichols of Dracut. she suffered a bump and a forehead cut after darting into the street. Mrs. Harold Woodward and family set out for two weeks in Miami Beach, Florida. Mrs. George Lovejoy hosted a bridge and whist event for United Workers to help meet their quota. Mrs. Leonard M Kseley left today for a Georgia trip.
A Concord group led by Herbut Buttrick Hosmer tours the Carlisle pines in Carlisle after visiting Mrs John V Apthorp on Court Lane. The group, formed at G Winthrop Lee's home, plans Arbor Day tree plantings and a spring Arboretum visit as part of a season of tree events.
The West Concord Women’s Club will hold a food sale at Adams and Bridges store at 2 p.m. Friday April 6.
Arthur Hansen of Bedford is a freshman baseball candidate at Northeastern University. He is a pitcher and formerly attended Lexington High, where he earned letters in baseball and football.
Mrs. Albert M. Nickerson visited Unity Maine last week. James Farrar elected vice president and Eden Cahill director at the newly formed Aasabet Valley baseball league in Stow. Universalist church women plan a food sale at the vestry April 3. South Acton Athletic Association to meet April 2 at the fire house. Congregational church group presented The Lost Church at Acton church to a large audience. Alfred Gilbert committee arranging a new back stop at Jones Community Field.
Quarantine affected the McMann children of Ford Street who remained at home since January 10 and will attend the ceremony during the next meeting.
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