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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
4
The snippet presents a fragment of the Marlboro Massachusetts weekly Enterprise notice. It references Liberty Street Marlboro and lists towns such as Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford. The exact dates and full context are unclear from the fragment.
A series of social events and club meetings described from Marlboro with members from Parmenter East pet social at a home and various groups including Unitarian choir Methodist choir Alpha Phi club and St Anne's Sodality planning gatherings. Attendees from local and surrounding areas joined luncheons readings and planned excursions and fund drives for church and community groups.
The surviving German former chancellor of the Kaiser’s era, Max Baten, has died in Germany. Details are scarce in the brief despatch.
Knights gathered in the vestry of the List Church under Lawrence Watking junior. The senior Knights announced over $40 raised from last week’s minstrel show. Members approved Parents' Day and noted the team will compete in the league, aiming to defend last season's local championship.
The Epworth League will serve dinner at 6 30 this evening in the vestry of the Methodist Church under the League’s auspices. Miss Graham, president, leads with assistance from Misses Essie Fon Eva Malerich Dorothy Clara Hollis and Elsie. An evening lecture on New topics follows.
West Concord residents update moves and jobs from Braman to Chiatrandi and Milliken while social groups meet. The town reports a small roof fire at 53 Conant Street caused by chimney sparks, contained with minor damage.
Southboro Catholic Woman's Club stage whist party in town hall drawing guests from Marlboro Westboro and Framingham. Prizes awarded to listed ladies and gentlemen with consolation prizes to Mrs. Thompson and N Balthazar. Entertainment featured solos by Miss Margaret Welch with Mrs Keenen accompanying.
Anglo-Persian rugs first quality Palmer Wilton rugs all sizes must be sold at once for cash only write phone or call George A Cannon 17 19 21 Green St Worcester Mass. We prepay express charges anywhere.
Miss Lorraine Brigham performs with accompanist Rita Brati for a recital solo and piano number. Mr and Mrs Keen An present as Helen Goit of Hudson dances with Anne Mattioli. The organizing committee is chaired by Mrs Michael McCarthy with members Annie Carey Catherine Carey Constance Howes May McDonald and Katherine Brady.
Concord High travels to Winthrop High Saturday for a gridiron game. Sunday at 2 30 P M the Cambridge Columbia Club meets Concord Town Team at Emerson Playground in a football clash.
Maynard Legion Auxiliary officers were installed at Odd Fellows hall with a banquet and entertainment. New officers include Minnie Downey president, Margaret Hird first vice, Mary Louka second vice, Eleanor Sheridan secretary, Jos Dineen treasurer, Evan Evers chaplain, Mary Jones historian, Nellie Wolcott sergeant at arms, Grace Sweeney, Katherine White, Salina Espie on the executive, with Mary Martin Esther Smith Esther Adams auditors. Guests included Joseph Dineen commander of Frank J. DeMars Post and other local officials.
Invitations issued for Ruth Gerry daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gerry and Charles W Wood. The reception takes place at the Wayside Inn on Tuesday evening November 19th.
The Woman's Club Hallowe en Party drew many in costume for lively dancing. Mrs Leanore Johnson won the prize for the most grotesque costume. Decorations rivaled the hall's best, with organizers led by Mrs Albert Talant and assistants listed among local members.
James J. Walker and the Tammany leadership celebrated as Walker won reelection in New York with a 497 vote plurality over defeated challenger Guardia Norman Thomas finished a distant third in the race.
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