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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1926
Page
3
Miss Houghton and a group of young ladies plan a Christmas program for Concord to brighten the town with a new Christmas Room on the second floor above the Gift Shop. Yuletide decorations and novelties will create a festive atmosphere as the shop expands its offerings.
Revival services were conducted at the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street by Rev. E M Anderson of New York City. He preached Thursday on Same in Both Pet, Saturday on Shall We Know Each Other in Heaven, and Sunday on Where Was the Bride Celebrate the Wedding, as Pastor Olaf M Johnson led a Sunday afternoon anniversary service marking seven years since the church opened.
The Concord High inter-class soccer competition kicked off Thursday on Emerson playground with Sophomores defeating Freshmen 20 and Juniors overcoming Seniors 3 to 1. Firefighters answered a chimney fire at 10:10 am Wednesday on Strawberry Hill Road with no damage. Mrs Mason to speak on Current Events next Friday at West Concord Woman's Club Odd Fellows Hall.
A large Concord audience heard Dr John M Tutt of Kansas City deliver a fine Christian Science lecture titled Christian Science Progressive Christianity. He urged progress as man's destiny under divine power, urged obedience to divine wisdom, and urged ready action to do right and rely on spiritual truth to overcome temptation and heal.
Announcement details the marriage of Miss Lillians Russell of Cambridge to Earl D. Huntoon of Concord. The ceremony took place in Cambridge. Huntoon is tied to the Westvale branch of the American Woolen Company. They will reside at 78 Main Street Maynard.
The Concord Female Charitable Society held its monthly gathering on a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Herbert Buttrick Hosmer's Elm Street home. Members sewed baby garments and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments served by Mrs. Herbert Pouring.
Under Mrs Her bert Buttrick Hosmer as chairman the Concord Chapter of the American Cross started its tenth annual analysis call. Teams will conduct a house to house canvass for membership.
Emma C Knight died Tuesday after eleven weeks illness at age around sixty three. Funeral at Trinity Church with Rev. Smith O Dexter, burial in Sleepy Hollow. She once worked in a Attleboro jewelry shop and later served as companion to elderly women, moving to Concord from Lincoln to care for Mile Maury Beal. Survived by nieces and nephews in England. brother died in England. Friends seek to contact relatives.
The Trinity church Bible class met Sunday at 10 o'clock in the rector's study led by Richard T. Loring. The discussion focused on Immortality. The Concord High Lexington High football game is scheduled for Thanksgiving Day at 10:50 a.m. on the Emerson playground.
A vintage ad touts certainty in aging and in finance. The Concordative Bank invites opening an account to grow five dollars monthly into a thousand in six years, with five percent interest compounded quarterly. Also promotes taxidermy services by Thomas Connell at 445 Main Street.
Rev Smith O Dexter outlines parish events with Holy Communion and address Sunday and morning prayers at Trinity Church. Choirs and classes, Young People fellowship and Thanksgiving service planned with Rev Dr Pagefinger as preacher at the union service. A telephone has been installed at the Parish house, number 277 W.
Protestant churches of Conecord unite for a Union Thanksgiving Service at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Thoreau Street at 1 o clock. Rev. Johannes A C Fagginger Auer of the First Parish will preach.
A large crowd attended an Armistice Day event at the State Armory directed by Ames J. Magefield Post of the American Legion. The affair was among the season’s most successful, with Tiarry J. Cooke as chairman and helpers Hery Hickson, Philip C. Holden, Fimer Rakin, and George L. Prescoll.
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