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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
7
Fragmentary notes reference individuals named C. Kirk, W. Raymond, and D. G. Gould with unclear context. The text lacks a clear event, role, or outcome linking these names, leaving their connection and significance unresolved in the record.
The Concord Board of Selectmen will continue weekly meetings at the Town House on Monday nights at 7 30 o clock.
The Union Church hosts a Ladies Fair with tea served from 3 to 5 and a supper at 6 30. The event is open to the public and hosted by church ladies.
A parish listing from West Concord notes Triduum Christian church observances begin Friday November 4 with evening services and continue through the month. Sunday benediction of the blessed sacrament is included. All are welcome.
A Girl Scout sale is planned for November 8 at 3 15 PM at the Girl Scout House. The event will offer both new and used uniforms for purchase and aims to help donors find suitable items.
The public is reminded of two free dog clinics directed by Dr. Aiden H. Russell veterinarian. The first clinic will be held Friday afternoon at the Road Department Garage as part of the two day event.
Notice lists a special town meeting on November 14 at 8 oclock at the Veteran Hall. It calls for a 10000 dollar appropriation for the Concord Fight 175th anniversary celebration and notes other substantial articles. It mentions Patriots Day April 19 and that school issues are not on the slate.
The Concord eighth grade Girl Scouts hosted a Halloween party at the Girl Scout House last Friday night. Attendees wore old clothes and enjoyed regular and square dancing amid a festive mood.
A series of local organization events at Concord venues include Odd Fellows Hall meetings at 8 p m and 7 30 p m, a non commissioned school meeting for Company H, State Militia Troop 31, Concord Boy Scouts at Scout House, Lions Club supper and meeting, Chorus at the high school, Concord Grange with Peter Walkeley, and E Hail at 8 00 p m.
Columbus, Georgia fans display excessive enthusiasm as football buzz swells citywide. Local officials caution against inflated expectations while teams prepare for upcoming games amid loud fan activity and media attention.
Rt Rev ty J toes Cael 2 St church in Arlington forms a Friday tele meeting of the amas commi to discuss parish affairs.
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