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09 May 1928
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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
1
Hawthorne Chapter Hosts Patrons Night at Boston Masonic Temple
Hawthorne Chapter held a Patrons Night observing Matron and Patron roles with ceremonies led by Mrs. Sadie Varvied and Worthy Patrons. Guests included Mrs. Melissa E. Cook the Grand Matron of Massachusetts with elaborate rites, addresses, solos, and a large turnout filling the Chapter Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athorne
Masonic Temple
Matrong
Pattons
Chapteri
Boston
Hawthorne
Sadie Varyied
Paardner
W. Lawrence
Reas
Lattie I. m
Anderson
Zara Kingman
Initif
Muriel Lindquist
Came
Catbridge
Ie M. Bates
Bleeta
Alice N. Hoyle
Methuen
Bradish
Wenona
Chap- Dorchester
Agnes French
Jene
Maynard
Rer
Graces of
Palestine
New
Evelyn Fairchild
Idaley
Ayer
Paul Reveret
Bedford
Mary A
Waltham
Ruth A. Prattthorne
Orgaworthy
Helen Duncan Ic
East
Adah
Marian Offsinger
Hadassah
Dorchester
Ruth
Mabel Marshall
Mizpah
Marlboro
Esther
Minnie R. Rand
Lady A
Fitchburg
Martha
Edith A. Jessop
Corinthian
Hudson
Electa
Marion H. Blades
Orient
Framingham
C. B. Rodway
Norman A. Downs
Longfellow
Ari
John H. Berquist
Newtonville
Carl N. Johnsson
Cambridge
Thomas A. McNutty
Ida McKinley
Ralph D. Jones
Magdalene
Magi G
Educational Aid Night at Concord Grange Fundraiser
A large turnout at Concord Grange No. 150 hall supported the annual Educational Aid event. E Powers led lively bidding for baskets, with Mrs. Alice Hunt and Mrs. Adelaide Sims winning top honors. judges Annunsac Grange and West Concord oversaw contests. Readers Nettie A Save and Miss Adams performed, joined by Benjamin Clark, FF Adams and others in a staged program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
E. Powers
Alice Hunt
Adelaide Sims
Clara Sweet
Hinman
Aime Pageau
Annunsac Grange
West
Concord
Tion Stacy
Nettie A
Benjamin Clark
Miss Adams
Nettie
Wells
FF. Adams
Jen Hanlon
Middlesex School Triumph Over Boston Latin in North Field
Middlesex School beats Boston Latin at North Saturday performance uncertain as batting and fielding decide the outcome. The home team showed strong moments but errors kept the game tight with late drives and pivotal plays shaping the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesle
Boston Latin Victory
Iddlesex School
North
Second Oldest Woman Belle Meyers Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Mrs. Belle Meyers, age 82, celebrated her birthday in Maynard with friends from town. She remains active and walks daily in all weather, earning the local nickname champion berry picker. Local staff and visitors sent cards and gifts while out of town friends offered messages and ice cream contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Belle ‘Meyers
Ladies' Benevolent Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Ladies' Benevolent Society met at Union Congregational church parlor on Thursday afternoon. Reelected president Mrs. George H Gutteridge and named officers including vice president Mrs Beatrice Jordan secretary Mrs Eva Fryé treasurer Mrs Lessie McGarry auditor Mrs Mary Newton social secretary Mrs Edward Nealey and committee heads Mrs Sadie Priest custodian Mr Essa Case. The group will hold its annual meeting on the first Thursday in December in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Sims
Wm. Naylor
Bisie ‘Howard
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alice Grinrod
Epworth League
Olga Kalander
Charles ®. Carroll
C. B. Carroll
Donald
Dorothy Donald
Edwin Carlton
Wo 8Btrout
Frank Binks
Bertha Carmichael
Wm. Bolcourt
E. Cross
Victor Kotila
Howard A. Wilson
Wm Naylor
H . Howard
Emmanuel Taylor
Clarence Austin
Herman Autin
Arthur Carlton
Frank ‘Age
Mamie Cushman
Robert Kierstead
Kenneth and Roy Kierstead
Ivan ‘Nelson
Mre
Edmund McPherson
Ada McLeod Sleeper
Flora Heath
Selina Holt
Elizabeth Mobbs
Blanche ‘S Roadbent
Elizabeth Laney
Edith Perkins
Ruth Bishop
Gertrude Butterworth
Ednha
Mildred Brill
Dorothy Burnham
Harriet Frye
Myrna Goettler
Emily Hartford
Leona Howard
Lorena ‘Koch
Elenor Lawson
Beatrice Mason
Myrtle Phillips
Doris Reynolds
Herbert Bishop
Charles Chandler
Walter Crowther
Francis Gilleney
Robert Hull
Howard Mareden
Forest Nelson
Howard Prescott
Harvey Priest
Roy Gray
Elsie Howard
Ladies Aid Society
Philathea
Grace Burnham
James A. Ceéllely
Feendeever
Willtest Brakes Tests Scheduled in Concord
Inspectors Barrett and Scede of Lowell from the Registrar of Motor Vehicles will conduct TM brake and light tests in Monument Square on Wednesday and Thursday May 16 and 17. The tests are voluntary with no penalties and owners will be notified if equipment is found deficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Barrett and
Scede
Lowell
Registrar of Motor Vehicles Department
Monument Square
Miss Nelson Weds Louis Wilcox in Arlington Home Wedding
Miss Hazel Nelson daughter of Mrs. Robert Jackson and Louis Wilcox son of Mr and Mrs. Peter Wilcox were married Saturday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. William Boi court at the bride’s home. Bridesmaid Miss Florence Jackson and best man Louis Peck attended. The couple, both graduates of local high school, will reside in Arlington after a wedding tour. The groom, a Northeastern College graduate, is a civil engineer with the Middlesex County Commissioners and a member of Charles A. Welch Lodge. The bride belongs to Mizpah Rebekah Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hazel Nelson
Robert Jackson
Maple Street
Louis Wilcox
Peter Wilcox
Bancroft St
William Boicourt
Union Congregational Church
Florence Jackson
Louis Peck
Greenfield
Northeastern College
Middlesex County Commissioners
Charles A. Welch Lodge
AF & A M
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Arlington
Tested Cars In Maynard
Inspectors Barrett led the vehicle tests in Maynard with 260 cars checked on Parker Street near Glenwood Cemetery. Brake tests: 156 cars 88 passed 68 failed. light tests: 104 cars 30 passed 65 failed. Next sessions set for May 18 with afternoon brake tests and evening light tests in Maynard, and May 16–17 in Concord at Monument Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
May
Barrett
Registrar of Motor
Parker Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord
Monument Square
Sudbury Defeats Maynard Seconds After Two Losses
Sudbury played three base ball games against Weston Dover and Maynard Seconds. They lost at Weston 6-1 due to untimely hitting, fell to Dover 18-14, and won at Sudbury 16-42 with Hunter as pitcher and Lowell catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Weston
Dover
Maynards
Sudbuy
Conroy Hunter
S$ Lowell
C Lowell
Chisholm
Cameron
Conroy
Hunter
Lowell
Farrell
Chamberlain
Caiger Re-elected President at Cord Con ord Masonic Meeting
The Cord Masonic Corporation held its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple on May 2. Treasurer Thomas L. Sanborn and President Edward B. Caiger reported a healthy condition. Sanborn was re-elected treasurer and Warren B. Goddard as clerk. Directors chosen: Howard B. Caiger, Howard B. Daniels, Robert D. Donaldson, Harold J. Judkins, and Benjamin Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Masonic Corporation
Masonic Temple
Tho L. Sanborn
Edward B. Caiger
Thomas L. Sanborn
Warren B. Goddard
Howard B. Caiger
Howard B. Daniels
Robert D. ,Donaldson
Harold J. Judkins
Benjamin Moody
Daniels
Reception honors Rev Carroll at Methodiet church
A large reception welcomed Rev C E Carroll new pastor of the Methodiet church and fifty new members. The event featured addresses, musical numbers, and a warm reception line with town officials, clergy, and many residents. The church recorded a salary raise to 3000 and a parsonage addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C E Carroll
Methodiet Church
Dr. Carroll
Clurch
Carrol
Emmanuel Taylor
Maynard Assabet Bridge Near Line Faces Total Wreck
Officials report the Russell Bridge on the Assabet near the Maynard Stow line suffered partial collapse last week and is a total wreck this week. State Engineer Fred Sabin and Streets Superintendent John Driscoll inspect to report to the Selectmen. A new concrete bridge is expected and the bridge may close to traffic until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Assabet
Maynard-Stow
Fred Sabin
John Driscoll
Peter Wilcox Resigns After Eight Years as Master
Peter Wilcox resigns as master on May 1 and says he has been in harness for eight years. He plans a relaxing summer and has already turned down several offers of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wilcox
Sudbury Students Win Prizes In MSPCA Poster Contest
Several children from the Lucky enter school earned medals in the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Poster Contest. Honorable mentions include Lillian Bartlett, Doris Way, and Ruth Gotberg. The Sudbury Grammar School plans away games, a high school day visit to the Massachusetts Agricultural College, and a school clinic for diphtheria protection at the centre School with sessions in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Phillys
Richardson
Laurence Davell
Eugene Kendall
Lillian Bartlett
Doris Way
Ruth Gotberg
Sudbury Grammar
West Newton
Alan F Flynn
Chester Lowell
Hollis Cossar
Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
School Department
Centre School
Maynard K. of C. Bowling Team Takes Second Place
Maynard K. of C. bowling team earned second place in the opening match of a Webster tournament on Monday night. Twelve K. of C. Councils competed for silver cups awarded to the top five man, three man, and two man teams in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard K
Webster
K. of C. Council
A C H Aux Observe 12th Anniversary in Concord
Concord May 9 the twelfth anniversary of Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians was observed at Monument Hall. A large turnout enjoyed a supper directed by Mrs Sarah Ferguson and an entertainment program led by Mrs Stella Hickson with vocal solos by Mrs Nellie Keefe and dances by Mrs Mary. The costume party was postponed to Friday May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Sarah Ferguson
Stella Hickson
Hicksen
Nellie Keefe
Mary
Concord High Boys Edge in Worcester Meet Results
Concord High School finished fourth at the Worcester Tech Interscholastic meet held Saturday in Worcester. Schenectady New York won, with Worcester South Spencer and Newton also outranking Concord. Ricker of Concord led the mile race while Schenectady swept pole vault and discus events, and several events remained unsettled due to broken equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Massachusetts High School
Worcester Tech
Worcester
Schenectady
N. Y
Worcester South
Spencer
Newton
Concord
Leominster
Worcester Commerce
North
Brockton Weliheriie
Eeene
Worlagahal
T. Ricker
Concord Wedding Attendants Named For Miss Jewell’s Nuptials
Miss Josephine Jewell selects debutante circle as bridal attendants for her June wedding to Le Baron Caleton Colt at St Pauls Dedham. Ruth Baylies to bear honor as wedding singer. ceremony conducted by Rev Dexter assisted by Rev Whittemore. Reception planned at Stone Mill Medfield. Colt a MIT graduate 1926. best man James Crain Jr. of Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Josephine Jewell
P. Jewell
Boston
Medfield
Ruth, Baylies
St. Paul’s Church
Dedham
le Baron Caleton Colt
Spokane
Wash
Pliny
Jewell, Jr
George F. Harris
K. B. White
Nathan C. Norcross
Hancock Dorr
Andrew Ivanoff
John Richmond
Providence
Wm. B. Greenough
Houston
Tex
Stone Mill
Rare Opera Presented by Concord High School Glee Club
Concord High School Glee Club staging Julius Wichberg’s 1862 opera The Doctor of Alcantara under Music Director R. Norman Hudspeth drew strong praise. Performers including Spencer as the Doctor and Carlos portrayed by Robert Tompkins received acclaim, with the ensemble delivering tuneful choral work and encores amid enthusiastic crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School Glee Club
R. Norman Hudspeth
Concord High School
Fand
Julius Wichberg
Julius Hibhbeg
Germany
America
Boston
Europe
Boston Public Schools
Boston Conservatory of Music
Apny BE Woolf
Carlos
Inez
Isabella
Doctor
Lucrezia
Night Watch
Alguazil
Pomposo
Perons
Balthazar
Senor Balthazar
Isabe
Im Spencer
Adin Root
Mark
Sheehan
Norman’ Shherey Don Pomposo
Robert
Maurice Ic Walter
Roméo DiCiccd
Franklin
Prescott
R. Macone
D. Keet
Misa Buchanan
Huds
Mrs Blinn Attends DAR Congress Luncheon in Washington
Mrs George R Blinn of Washington Bedford attended the annual Congress of the DAR in Washington along with evening reception and luncheon. Guests reported included Mrs Eeith Nourse Rogers congresswoman Mrs Frances Wood Mrs Cutter and Miss M Lenore Blinn also present at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
George R. Blinn
Great Road
Eeith Nourse Rogers
Frances Wood
Cutter
M. Lenore
Blinn
Washington
DAR
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Mittee
Clara Jden
Ceiucational
Middlesex
Miss Nelson
L. Wilcox
Sudbury News OF Schools
E. B. Caiger
Fry
C. E. Carroll
Mohanurch
Ihed
A. C. H. Aux
Rare Opera
Ean Concord H. S. Club
Dctor
Alcantar
Julius Eidhberg
N. N. Hudspeth
Robert Tompkings
Field
M Hawley
Hazel
P Heyliger
C Jacobs
Jenney
H» Larsen
D MacRae
Mandigo
Moyni
R Palmer
Penke
Robus
Pall
Gett
F Rogers
A Sullivan
Tompkins
Basel
R DiCicco
W Flint
Hensey
R Jacobs
Rigby
Parker
Byron
Hé Hoff
B Johnson
D Knowles
R Macone
D Smith
R Smith
J Davis
E Sheehan
G Te Dee
J Mara
Miss Gyham
Miss Rideout
H. Hal
Mr. Yount
D. Sheehan
J. Bartholomeo
H. Helscher
Trombon Hodgman
Misa
Py Heinz
W. Hayes
Lef. Robbins
A. Bertlesen
V. Hinman
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