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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1931
Page
3
G P Metcalf presided at the Garden Club annual meeting in Concord. Dr Metcalf was elected president for a year. Other officers elected included William BL, vice president, Mrs C Hayden, secretary, and Robert B Goodwin, treasurer.
A Framingham event featured Fitchburg officials Maynard Laos Myers and others at a lodge banquet. Warren from the chancellor commander and Hor Twombly noted as a major alien of the Uniformed Benevolent Association attended along with district deputy Edwards and other lodge delegates.
Miss Helen Mosher of Maine has joined Boston area church staff as Minister of Music at a Methodist Episcopal church. She began assisting at services this past Sunday morning at Beacon Hill church, and Mosher was selected for the role.
A fragment notes Kenneth Howe of Marlboro succeeds the church quartet on his first day, singing with the choir and performing solo work.
A Methodist service announced for November 8 at Toslack Church with Rev Ernest Maynard and Rev Lyman Peater leading. Dr Mills named commander of the local post. invitation extended to teens and citizens to attend the evening event.
In Memorial Park at 11 o clock on Wednesday November 11 veterans will honor departed comrades. Legionnaires will gather at the Legion headquarters at 10 and march to Memorial Park led by St. Bridget's Drum and Bugle Corps. An Armistice dance will follow at High School Auditorium. Also Berlin hosts a whist party at Town Hall with Legion Post as sponsor.
The world's championship rodeo opens Friday night at the Boston Garden for an eight day engagement with three matinees and eleven performances. Col. W. T. Johnson directs the event, promising top rodeo contests and prize money for skilled riders. A no gun policy and special rail fares from 45 B and M stations boost attendance, with reduced rates for children under 14.
Mrs Irvin Travers spent the summer with her daughter then returned to St Petersburg Florida. Mr and Mrs Ned Patterson and daughter Mable from Harrisville NH visited Mrs and Miss Tiles Friday night. Mr and Mrs Earl Leard and family moved to St Johnsbury VT. Mr and Mrs Walter A Blake from Turners Falls visited Hastings. Mrs Alice Stiles cared for Mrs Lewis Shaw on Roosevelt Street Meynard. Mrs Alice W Weeks visited daughter Mrs A W Muchie Lane. Mrs Edwin Locke of Hudson spent weekend with daughter Mrs Kenneth Reed Main Street. A hit and run driver disrupted Maine Street on Friday while state exam day highlighted traffic concerns. William T Merriam of A Vertram Co spent a week traveling to New York and Pennsylvania.
About 2,966 motorists were tagged in October under the state wide safety drive, part of an ongoing program that reduced fatalities 4.2 percent versus last year. Excessive speed in residential areas led with 794 tags, followed by business districts 324 and school zones 111.
The University Extension Division of the State Department of Education announces winter courses for civil service exam preparation. Dates set for 1932 include clerk typist and janitor exams in Boston and other centers. Courses cover spelling word knowledge arithmetic typing and English to aid applicants in fire departments and building operation topics.
A visitor from Marlboro attends a Boston bazaar hosted by the Marlboro club. The event features rings and jewelry displays and is held to support local causes. Mrs Arthur C Lamson of Newton is noted among attendees with several guests from New Hampshire visiting the area.
Mrs. Charlotte Stronz Misne Fearing of Newport widow of Daniel B. Fearing died aged 66 in her Newport apartment. She left bequests to St Mark's School Southboro and Newport institutions, with the Nutshell estate managed in trust. Funeral tomorrow at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Residue to St Mark's School after gifts to local charities.
The Bessie L. Marshall Auxiliary will host a public whist tonight at the new Marlboro Temple Block Spanish War Veterans quarters. The furnished rooms will showcase tasteful décor and tables for players. Mrs Bert C Riley chairs the arrangement and has secured attractive favors for winners.
Seniors push to lead early and hold off Juniors 13 to 6 to seize first in the Reggie Sas high pease inter class tourney. Autio Sulkala Mean features for the victors with Gilleney and Meloro starring for the Juniors.
An LD chapter meeting at the Masonic hall featured DeMolay degree work led by Frank Croft as chair. Members performed the degree ceremony with observers noting well attended and orderly proceedings.
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