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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1928
Page
3
A son was born to Mrs Richard J Eaton, with initial remarks noting celebrations extending to nine Es and related greetings. The source fragment provides limited details on the birth event.
The Comar Selectmen will hold a hearing in Town Hall on Thursday April 6 regarding the application of the New England Transportation Co and the Motor Coach Department of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad for a license to operate a bus line through Concord from Framingham to Lowell.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church continued Sunday evening sermons by Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland drawing large crowds. The Sunday night title The Miracle failed to disappoint in arousing strong interest.
A large audience gathered at the Town Hall Friday evening to hear Herbert W. Gleason discuss Luther Burbank and his plant feats. The program, benefiting the Concord Antiquarian Society Building Fund, featured informative pictures shown on the screen.
Capt Ward of the Life Saving Branch of the United States Coast Guard gave a talk and demonstration of life saving work in the Town Hall Tuesday afternoon before a large and interested audience.
In Concord High School action the Freshmen defeated the Juniors and Sophomores to become interclass girls basketball champions for their sex. Edith Rogers led the Juniors with 6 of their 8 points while M. Kenney led the Freshmen with 4. A late free throw by S Annerault sealed the deciding 1 point margin.
Superintendent Charles T. Judge Chaplains Rev Joseph P Mahar Rev Robert KE Walker Parole Clerk John J Connorton Officers Leon M Harris Joseph Doherty Arthur C King John Algeo Thomas F Fawley Instructors Albert Hume Henry L Landry John R McKenzie Robert Stevenson William Heeks Mass Reformatory Richard B McSweeney Federal Probation Officer attended the Prison Conference in Worcester Friday and Saturday last week.
Margaret M Sheehan of Concord member of Radcliffe College class of 1929 made Group II on the Qean s List recognizing high grades for the first half year. The distinction carries honor and academic privileges at Cambridge college.
Mourier's Irma a purebred Jersey cow at River Road Farm Concord Mass has completed an official production test yielding 600.39 pounds of butterfat and 12097 pounds of milk in 305 days She began the test at nine years nine months and carried a calf for 171 days of the test.
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson subject Unreality Sunday school also at 10 45 a m Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m Weekdays Mr and Mrs George Hardy occupy the recently vacated tenement formerly Frank Williams
The St Mark's School four oared crew will come to Concord on May 19 to row against the Middlesex School crews at Bateman's Pond.
William Bulger captured high scratch honors at the Everett Gun Club shoot in West Everett on Saturday with 47 of 50. Charles Bulger won the second handicap trophy with a 53 70 50 score. Rev Dr Gail Cleland lectured at the Lenten Bible Institute on The Self Consciousness of Jesus What Did He Think of Himself.
The Trinity Church in Concord Massachusetts lists a schedule of services and events from March 28 through April 6. Activities include sewing meetings box lunches evening prayers Holy Communion sermons and Good Friday services with choir antiphonal music.
Concord Academy closes Friday for spring vacation due to many illnesses. Planned entertainment is canceled. Girls return Tuesday April 3 and classes resume Wednesday April 4.
Russell Eldridge and George Holden tied for high gun honors in the handicap skeet shoot at the Concord Rod and Gun Club on its grounds Saturday afternoon. Holden won the shoot-off. Joseph Macoile won the Mesthana cap with 18, 6, 245. Ernest Greenough led 16, 2%, Eldridge and Holden each 21, 0, 21. George Clark 16, 6, 21. A basketball game followed.
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