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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
2
Mrs Horace Chenery and Whitney C. Hayden chaired a Garden Tea at Musketaquid Road to aid Trinity parish Women Auxiliary. Women emptied United Thank Offering blue boxes, yielding funds for missionary enterprises. Many ladies enjoyed the afternoon, tea, and fellowship in pleasant surroundings.
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson sermon Soul and Body Sunday school at 9 45 a m testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m reading room hours 2 to 6 p m weekdays
Concord Massachusetts Trinity Church announces a May to June schedule with multiple confirmations Bible class morning services and parish activities. The calendar includes Holy Communion morning Bible classes morning prayer sermons and a reception for the Rev and Mrs Richard Tilting Loring at the parish house.
Mrs Eilen M Keefears presents an interesting talk on Old Families of Ireland at Smooths of Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary A O H in Monument Hall Wednesday The division plans a penny sale Wednesday June 5 with Mrs Margaret Callahan in charge
In Concord on Wednesday Arlington broke a scoreless tie with four ninth inning runs to defeat Concord 6 to 1. Westby allowed six hits and struck out 17 for Arlington, Lane struck out 13 while yielding four hits for Concord. Rups, Abbott, Darrington, Clark, Lane, Gallucci, Todd, Cunningham, Farrar, Prescott and Clabane contributed in the scoring and defense as Arlington outscores 6 1 in the ninth to secure the victory.
Worcester Academy remains undefeated this year as they crush Rentils 8-0. Singles results include Bingles James W defeating Wightman M 6-3 6-4 and Buckheit W defeating Brewer M 6-8 6-2, with Foster W over Ware M 6-2 6-0 and Nunez W over Rockwell M 6-4 6-4. Doubles saw Bowers Jackson W beating Evans Whitman M 6-0 6-0 and Williams Avedon W over Carr Rockwell M 6-4 7-5.
Burleigh L. Pratt won the weekend flag tournament at Conco Country Club, planting his flag two feet from the 19th fairway. Hayden Whitney and Charles B. Johnson placed in the 18th cup with others noted at various distances from the 16th to 18th greens and tees.
Middlesex School baseball drove in 17 runs while overcoming St Mark's in a 17 9 road win. KeKyes and Ricke triples boosted the offense as Adams hit a circuit in the ninth and the Middlesex lead widened after the sixth. The St Marks defense struggled with errors.
Dr. Norman Cain of Arlington purchased through Mr. Mutty of Walter Channing, Inc. the Herbert C. Button house located on Nashoba Road.
Middlesex's hitters led by Keyes belted Belmont Hill on the Middlesex diamond. Belmont scored all four runs in the fourth as Middlesex reeled off two in the first and a four-run fourth to seize and hold the lead. Adams had four hits in five trips, Almy allowed 6 hits in a strong start, and it marked Middlesex's seventh win of the season.
The First Parish Society met in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Tuesday evening last week. A supper preceded the business session led by chair Miss Eliza B. Macquarrie. Representative B Farnham Smith presided and Julian W Ballou served as secretary. Reports were read by committees and new delegates to the American Unitarian Association convention were chosen.
May 22 to June 1 schedule across Concord Natick Milton and Needham high schools. Concord hosts Beverly Needham and Natick matchups at Natick and Emerson Playground. Middlesex Exeter Pomfret crews race first and second fours at Bateman Pond and Pomfret. Mr and Mrs Frederick W Raton return to Musketaquid Road Concord after winter in Boston.
Plans finalize for the Ladies Union Garden Party to be held Friday afternoon and evening at the West Concord Union Church grounds. Mrs Alsyn Willie is general chairman with table in charge leaders including Mrs Frank Walker for ice cream and Mrs Herpert for luncheon.
Yesterday in Concord Town Hall an inter district exhibition showcased varied student work from Concord High School and the Parker Bulkeley school. Today in the Harvey Wheeler assembly hall another display features pupils from Harvey Wheeler and West Concord schools.
Friday evening Norwegian Evangelical Free Church hosted an Independence Day program with Norumbega lodge Sons of Norway and Norwegian Benefit Society guests. Rev Olaf Mji Johnsen delivered a welcome address. instrumental trio Cahill Swen Jorgensen performed. Mr and Mrs Swen sang. Hans Nashe spoke on Norway’s independence and Scandinavian conditions. refreshments by Carrie Olsen.
Richard T Loring recently joined the Deaconate and was honored by Trinity Church members with a brass Cross, a pair of Gamalesticks, and a gift to his Bible Class, Church School, and Women’s Societies during the May 12 service. He led both the 9 o'clock and 11 o'clock services with Rev Smith Baxter assisting the rector.
In Concord on May 22, a reception is planned for Richard T. Loring’s Bible Class. Invitations have been sent to parish members and about 40 friends for the Irish House gathering Saturday evening.
Concord residents may bring children for registration and medical inspection for the fall term. Two sessions are planned at the Ripley Building on Tuesday June 4 from 3 to 4 p.m. and at the Harvey Wheeler Building on Thursday June 6 from 3 to 4 p.m.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference events at a Concord street location with committee activities and a Mrs Anderson connected to Union Street. Dated 1890s era details mention the Garden Society and pastor Mrs A Baggesen, with connections to a Union Street church and deeds discussed by a J P Ghiidge family.
The Billerica and Lincoln Junior High teams tied for third place as Peter edged May for a spot near the top. The close standings finished with a compact field in last week’s Man Junior Baseball League results.
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