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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
7
A fragmented note describes branch waste for wash trays and sinks and mentions soil pipe connections. It references Satpal Haveles and Rahsin with unclear roles.
Concord High School cross country and field hockey teams prepare for intra school competition this week. Freshman captain Cora Flannery leads girls field hockey with Ruth McWilliams and Elizabeth Cook in junior and senior ranks. Meanwhile the Monitor reports a Concord Parent Teacher Association meeting held in Eaton Hall on Monday November 18.
The Concord Woman's Club hosts a lecture series led by Claude A. Gilson of Wellesley College at Veterans Building this afternoon. The next class is scheduled for Wednesday November 20. On Friday November 8 the Menhat tan Marionettes perform for four hours in the Hindman School yard to support the Abbie M. Rolfe scholarship. Mrs. G Norman Albrée handles tickets. Allen French will discuss The steaming Tercentenary Celebration for the Massachusetts Bay Colony at the club's next regular meeting in November.
Rev George Loring Thurlow as pastor leads morning service at 9 30 with sermon and a children sermon. Sunday School at 10 45. Young Peoples Club at 7 P M. Two speakers Nov 12 6 30 P M supper discuss legislature with Lin George from Lexington and Mayor Edwin O Chief Newton. Ward meeting follows. J S Society play Oh Kay by Adam Apple listed for Nov 13 7 4 ? service.
A Maynard letter criticizes sewage trench digging on private land and city public works delays. The writer laments delays under the existing system, urges patience until projects like Mill are complete, and mocks current transportation and citizen involvement.
Mrs A J Torsleft hosted a cap gael social at South Acton with the DeSouza family. DeSouza’s daughter Virginia will continue studies, while Joseph DeSouza works at the Park Theatre and attends a trade school. The DeBouza house, recently vacated, is rented.
A large congregation attended the special Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord for the Feast of All Saints. An early Mass served Catholic prisoners at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Engaged: Clara Sufere Olsen and Miss Olwen pp grkenste. Residents mentioned include Mrs Ernest Pringle and Mrs P Vary of Pine Street West Concord now of Wrentham.
The Middlesex County Extension Service West Concord unit met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Frederick E. Hewitt’s home on Common Wealth Avenue. Miss Bernice Stillman spoke on vegetable preparation. Eighteen members attended and helped prepare a luncheon with cream soup, a ham casserole, cheese and spinach, and blushing apples.
The West Concord Woman's Club invites members to Scree on Friday November 15 for a program titled Telephone Office Ensemble. An exhibition shows Central Office operators at switchboards, plus a skit and pictures. Soloist Vernice H. Coolidge, pianist Rachel B. Works, and violinist Doris Ai Seymour perform. Mrs Lilian Lin hosts.
The Saturday Evening Bridge club met at Penlan the home of Mr and Mrs Charles H Way. After bridge supper was served and socializing followed. It is hoped all who wish to help with town growth will attend the Planning meeting at Town Hall on November 14.
Funeral services were held for the late Mr Lillian Rice Perry at the ME Church Sudbury Centre on Saturday afternoon. A large number of friends and relatives attended. Rev George H Clarke officiated. Flowers and tokens of love were present. The ceremony was conducted by the funeral committee with arrangements by Wadsworth.
The Boston Post notes two boundary signs between Sudbury and Wayland. The first sign misdirects motorists by pointing toward Worcester for Wayland and toward Boston for Sudbury, while a later sign corrects the arrows a few hundred yards away.
Reverend Alfred Wheeler preaches on Armistice Day and Peace. church activities include Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor groups, Boy Scouts, Woman's Christian Temperance Union meetings, choir rehearsals, and a monthly club meeting with services throughout November.
The Harvest Dance run by Our Lady Help of Christians Court D of A drew a large crowd at Association Hall West Concord Monday evening. The event featured Irish Minstrels led by O Leary with Tom Quinn as soloist, receiving strong applause. The hall was seasonally decorated and a committee chaired by Oscar J Bedford organized the effort with several named volunteers. Sergeant Daniel J Curtin has returned to service from the Concord Police Force.
Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone delivered a Sunday sermon on Power for Christian Living at Union Church. Miss Gertrude Rideout played organ preludes and offertories. The choir, directed by Mildred Stone, sang O Taste and See, and church activities included Holy Communion and various youth groups.
A Saturday afternoon sale organized by the local women’s group raised funds for a community project led by G. Jones, chairwoman, with volunteers serving and proceeds recorded for a future purchase.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex county announces a public auction in Framingham for three Sudbury parcels seized on execution. The sale, set for November 9 1929 at 11 o clock in the forenoon at 76 Concord Street Ingham, lists parcels bounded by Nathan L Pratt Levi S Jones and John Goodnow with details from a deed dated January 21 1929. Paul J Kingabury Deputy Sheriff dates October 16 23 30
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