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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
5
The Concord Club hosts a weekend championship with 18 hole medal play and 16 players advancing. Top scorers will qualify for the club title, with the finals decided in a 36 hole affair on June 20. a consolation division also begins after first round eliminations.
Gerald R. Harvey topped the Middlesex Rifle Club championship shoot at Lincoln on its new 200 yard range in West Concord. He scored 95 of 100 with 45 standing and 50 sitting as Isaac Langille followed with 93. Other scores included B M Kidder 92 C J MacDonald 91 and C Saunders 89.
Congratulatory notice states the baby was born Thursday May 14 in New Rochelle New York. Community notices record Helping Hand Society at West Concord Union Church meeting outcome including floor refinishing and a new treasurer Mrs Winnie Chaplain. Ladies Union plans field day at church and Mrs Florence M Duren presiding. bridge club hosts and prize winners noted.
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn with President W. Stuart Allen presiding. It invited Arlington Rotarians to join the June 18 meeting replacing the Arlington session on Bunker Hill Day June 17. Loring P. Gleason of Worcester Rotary spoke on Rotary Around the World.
Charles G. Wood announced he has filed the remark with U S District Attorney Frederick H. Tarr to pursue criminal libel. Hurley of Holyoke allegedly charged Wood with using his official position to promote fraudulent stock sales to workers in shoe factories.
Under Principal Harold D. Chitim the Harvey Wheeler West Concord School held its annual exhibition in the assembly hall with broad public attendance. The event showcased geography history and arithmetic with attractive displays including a moving picture theatre Japanese garden vegetable garden and a desert scene. Health and patriotism were emphasized and the Home Economics unit featured growing plants and hand work. The Peter Bulkeley School in Concord Center also held an afternoon and evening exhibition supervised by J Wey Merrill with music by Miss Happie Reynolds and the school orchestra. All seven of tam school's clubs participated.
The Fenn School of Concord defeated Winchester Country Day School 10 to 1 on the latter’s diamond, evening the season after an earlier setback.
The First Church of Christ Scientist schedules Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 11 45 and a Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45. Reading room hours are 2 to 5 on weekdays except holidays. May 31 will feature the Golden Text and a Lesson Sermon from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The Peter Bulkley school baseball team won 3 2 over Concord High freshman class nine in 11 innings on Emerson playground. Concord Academy field day set for Wednesday morning June 3 with possible postponement to Thursday June 4 if rain.
Concord High School girls tennis topped Belmont 3 games to 2 after a 4-0 win over Winthrop in singles action. Ketty Ruud and Agnes Mullen won their matches. doubles teams Brown/Goulding and Mulien/Brown also prevailed for Concord.
The Concord High School base ball team lost to Lexington High 9 to 4 at Emerson playground on Friday. Lexington led 4-0 after the first inning and extended to 6-0 by the fourth. Lexington catcher Yancho collected four hits, Britt had three hits in three at bats, and Fish added a three-base hit.
Winchester High triumphed over Concord High 50 22 at Emerson playground on Tuesday. Henley led Concord with wins in the mile and half mile, while Hichborn topped the field in the broad jump and won the 440 and tied for high jump.
Miss Mary Kowditch Forbes extends a Memorial Day invitation to readers and families at the Lincoln Cabin 21 Adams street Milton Mississippi on May 30 from 2 to 5 pm. An engaging program by prominent figures will accompany the exhibit of Lincoln relics and the birthplace reproduction.
Reverend Samuel Macaley Lindsay of Brookline Baptist Church will deliver the commencement address at Concord High School in the State Armory on Friday June 19.
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