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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1927
Page
2
A financial snippet lists figures for paid up share certificates and related accounts. It shows movements in capital, taxes paid, and various miscellaneous balances, including numbers for movable assets, fund accounts, and due capital balances.
Concord High School girls hockey team defeated Needham High 3 to 0 on Emerson Playground. Gertrude Asbjornsen, Nancy Burke, and Lillian Jalbert scored for Concord. Needham threats were repelled by a solid Concord defense and two strong goalkeeping periods.
Emerson hospital's annual staff meeting results in Dr. George T. Tuttle of South Acton elected president and Dr. Raymond K. Hooper of Maynard named vice president.
On Thursday November 24 at 10 45 AM a Union Service and sermon by Rev Smith O Dexter at the Trinitarian Congregational Chapel. Friday November 25 at 7 45 PM Boy Scouts meet. Sunday November 27 features Holy Communion at 9 AM with an address, 10 AM church school and Bible class with confirmation, 11 AM morning service, and 7 30 PM rectory confirmation class. Friday December 2 at 7 45 PM Boy Scouts meet.
Concord New Hampshire church announces Sunday service at 10 45 a m with sermon Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced Thanksgiving Service November 24 at 10 45 A M Sunday school 10 40 A M testimonial meeting Wednesday 7 45 P M reading room hours 2 to 5 P M weekdays
The Middlesex Institution for Savings declares under General Laws Chapter 168 Section 27 that certain named depositors have not deposited or withdrawn for over twenty years. Lizzie Bovis Westvale Mass $30.09 Alice M Morse Haverhill Mass $113.63 Sarah A Murphy Westford Mass $364.08. Treasurer Henry F Smith Jr Concord Mass October 31 1927. Nov 22 30 Dec 7.
Concord residents curious about electrical refrigeration can tour new display rooms at 27 Walden Street run by the Electric Refrigeration Company of New England. Visitors see the General Electric iceless self contained refrigeration unit, praised as the most advanced in electrical engineering and designed to require minimal service.
The Concord Musical Club gathered at Mrs John M Hott’s Elm Street residence on Tuesday of last week. Sopranos Mrs Ross K Whiton and Mrs Walter Vialle performed, mezzo sopranos Mrs Marion C Taylor and Mrs John M Abbott sang, and pianist Miss Katherine Gookin played. Violin, piano, and other numbers were contributed by Miss Marion Barker and accompanists Mrs Uhler, Mrs Merwin, and Mrs Louis Qousic.
Rev Dr Johannes A C Faggin ger Auer, minister and Tufts professor, is on leave lecturing at the University of Iceland. He attended the Liberal Religious Congress at Prague last summer and spoke in English on democracy's influence on religion. Nearly 2000 attended. He then traveled to Holland and Iceland for lectures ending late November before returning home around Christmas. State Superintendent spoke at a Young People’s club on Prohibition. Town zoning, church, and club notices follow. Waffles to be served at Alphabet Fair December 1–2. committee named.
Under the Cord Woman's Club auspices three plays were presented in the Veteran's Building Thursday afternoon to aid the Hindman Scholarship fund. The program featured Miss Civilization with a strong cast, Saved praised for its all star lineup, and A Minuet with period costumes and stage settings. Director Miss Caroline Wright guided the production, and at each finale performers were showered with flowers.
Francis H Dalton, who died at Massachusetts General Hospital, will be buried tomorrow. Services begin with an 8 30 morning service at his brother Peter N Daltons Old Bedford road home, followed by a high mass at St Bernard's Church. Born in Concord 64 years ago, he worked on a Sudbury farm and left no widow. He is survived by his brother and two sisters, Mrs Mary Tobin of Concord and Mrs Elizabeth McNally of Andover.
Postmaster Fred A. Tower as co operative observer for the United States Weather Bureau notes a minimum temperature of 21 degrees for Sunday morning in Concord.
The King's Daughters of the First Parish met on Tuesday of last week with Mrs Walter N How on Hubbard Street. Hostesses were Mrs How and Mrs Raymond D Willard. Miss Ruth A Pratt, worthy matron of Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, officiated as Adah at Samoset Chapter, Norwood, on Tuesday evening of last week.
The Minute Man Press enlarges its quarters onween street to meet demand for a growing business. Proprietor Thomas DuBerger and Henry Denton son of Mr and Mrs Harry Denton of Commone are named in the notice.
The Metropolitan Brotherhood held an open meeting with women guests as Rev. John F Brant spoke on Moral Battles Lost and Won in State and Nation. Concord Grangers joined Billerica Grange for Neighborhood Night with a large turnout and entertaining program provided by the Grangers. Brown suede shoes advertised by Rickles Shoe Store in Methuen Mass.
The Sophomore class eleven captured the interclass field hockey championship at Concord high school, defeating the Chanson team 3 to 0 on Emerson playground. Ellen Diskin, Katherine Christian, and Dorothy Peterson scored for the Sophomores, who had previously beaten the Freshmen and Juniors. Referees were Norma Smith and Gertrude Asbjornson.
The Norwegian Evangelical Free Church marked its seventh anniversary with a Sunday afternoon and last evening program. A mortgage payoff collection of $500 was planned. Rev Olaf M Johnsen led the afternoon service. Rev Elbert Reisen of Roxbury spoke.
The friends of Allen Kennedy report he is recovering from an attack of lumbago that confined him to his house for two weeks.
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