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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
6
A sequence of a local rowing race on Bateman's Pond Saturday afternoon saw the Phos arally crew edge out Bateman's Pond contenders by two feet after a tight finish. The close sprint lasted the entire distance with the finish in doubt until the final strokes.
Exeter won both races at Middlesex School with crews led by Lynch and Asiney for Exeter A and Law rence and Stetson in the Exeter Academy second crew. Middlesex entries included Godfrey Park Fox Thompson and supporting coxswains, with stroke and coxswain roles noted for each boat.
Saturday afternoon at the Concord Count Club a four ball event produced a tie for first prize with pairs led by Herbert Townsend and Herbert Ward Jr and Henry Kidder with Ansoee Brooks. The best ball of each pair counted as one third of the aggregate handicap. Fessenden and Richardson won the gross honors with a score of 84, while the top combined score was 74 for Townsend and Ward.
Katherine Brown and Mac Intosh shine for Lexington as Bodley and Luren Concord post a 43 5-7 scoreline.
The Knights of Service attend the service at the First Parish Meetinghouse in the morning. Rev Dr Gail Cleland will deliver the address at the event.
The Seasons and Juniors defeated the men 28 to 10 to claim victory in a Concord School girls intermural series. The result highlighted strong offense and solid defense by the Seasons squad.
A collage of names, events, and fragments including music titles, personal notices, a birth, a hospital operation, a European tour, and a local baseball mention. Mentions Mrs Hewitt and Mrs Harry La Frayck, Kathleen Wigigns, a bouncing boy at Emerson Hospital, and a twilight game between the Tigers and Holy Name.
The drama Sundown recounts the cattle drives on the Texan border with 100 000 cattle and the passions of the Cattle Kings. It will be presented at the Rialto Theatre Maynard on Monday and Tuesday June 1 and 2 with a dramatic historic staging.
A two day canning school will be held this week on Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 A M to 4 P M in the parish vestry. Prof W R Cole of Massachusetts Hall will instruct, focusing on lottery work and the best method for jelly production for women.
The Woman's Union of the Indian Congregational church held its final session of the season at the home of Mrs Moore of Musketaquid. John Webber spoke on the occasion. The group discussed plans for missionary work and related activities.
The James J Mansfield Post of the American Legion met in Veterans Building chaired by Gene L Prescott. Dolan Archie Rowse and Roger K Alten were named to organize Memorial Day activities including a memorial church service at First Parish and attendance at the British Naval and Military Veterans Association events at Bridge and Monument Square. Herbert Buttrick Hosmer was appointed chairman to raise 1500 for Concord’s National American Legion Endowment Drive.
A local pop concert featured Miss Virginia, Miss Agnes Carruth, Miss Dorothy Rayner, and Helen Dexter singing on the piano. Mrs. George F. Root chaired the organizing committee and was aided by several volunteers including Mrs. Carruth and Mrs. James 8. Goodwin. The event drew many young and old who danced to a jingle jangle tune played by Mr. of Littleton and Concord Jct.
The Trinitarian Church invites members to a Sunday May 31 10 45 a m morning service with Masons and Knights Templars procession. Music by a double quartet includes several named singers. Dr Cleland to deliver the address. June 3 7 45 p m service led by Rev Dr Gail Cleland at the First Parish Vestry.
A 3.30 GMT talk by John s on sandal Dunn presented as a memb er of the American Lecturship the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Massachusetts.
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