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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
3
An image item notes Henry Teele and Miss Catherine Acton announcing their forthcoming ceremony. Guests gathered at Mrs. Rossie Ier's home after a recent week end event, with several attendees appearing during the season at Lake events.
A fragment mentions gatherings described as I Spirituations where a richest person spent several weeks, but details and context are unclear in the readable text.
West Acton Universalist Society votes to hold a religious service Sunday October 6 in the auditorium of the Woman's Club building at 1 30 p m. The notice notes the service follows the society vote and specifies the venue and time.
Rev A. 3 Torslett will preach the sermon. The meeting is open to all interested persons and it is hoped many will attend.
Massachusetts Reformatory officer West Concord resident Mr Chisholm died in Boston Monday in his 45th year. Funeral from 158 Commonwealth Ave West Concord with a high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians. He leaves a widow Beatrice OMalley Chisholm a daughter Mary and a son John from a previous marriage.
West Concord Massachusetts hosts a social for the Senior Society of Christian Endeavor on Thursday at 3 8 P M directed by Reverend Alfred Woneler Stone. Friday October 4 7 P M Intermediates begin the season with Superintendent John Christian Berg guiding the choir rehearsal follows.
A morning service will feature H Rideout as organist in the church auditorium. A senior Christian worship service welcomes new officers and members. An evening service presents John Drinkwater's Abraham with stereopticon. hymn singing follows. Upcoming events include Ladies Union meetings, rally supper, and a fall entertainment program.
William H. Dee was installed Grand Knight of Concord Council of Knights of Columbus at the meeting in Monument Hall last evening. The King’s Daughters held their first meeting of the season this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Les Foote on Main Street with Mrs. G. Walter Vialle assisting host.
Oct 2 at Actoit South Agton the Congregational meeting reviewed officers including Ralph A. as treasurer and Mrs Sedney Librarian along with several assistants. A new board director slate will be chosen at the next regular meeting. The South Recton Reading circle connected to Harriet G. Sawyer Home for aged women at Ayer Mass held a successful petty and sale during Improvement s on Wednesday.
Local excerpt notes activities at a hospital and radio bazaar planned for December at Main Street venue. It mentions Morse and a nurse and a scheduled weekend gathering at the home on Main Street.
Mr and Mrs Prank E Hardy of Brewer Maine are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Alexander Morrison on Main Street. Mark Wheeler of Goffstown New Hampshire was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Herbert Pratt on Maple Street. Mrs Charles Reed of Skowhegan Maine visits sister Mrs Minnie Rudolph on Martin Street. Mrs Emily Patterson of Harrisville was guest of Alice Stiles along Terrace during the Soneek.
Fragmentary note records a time reading 11 46 near the end of the day. Mentions a person named Kristian Endegvor in fragmentary context and a code G15.
Local Universalist Church announces a morning service led by Pastor Morn at 6.00 on Sunday at Toa Stones Satie. The event invites community members to attend and participate in worship.
Fragment mentions Kishan knots project and a meeting at home on a Tuesday night. References Mayna and Grange and a woman named Mrs Sme acting as lecturer on stenmas. The text is garbled with partial names and dates.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions duties and a name resembling Graton but provides no clear events, dates, or places. The text is heavily garbled with stray words and incomplete phrases, preventing a reliable summary of individuals or actions.
An editor letters Maynard residents to protect and expand outdoor sports grounds for children. The piece laments neglect of donated land and calls for funds and facilities including tennis courts junior field hockey track and swimming amenities to keep youth active and safe. Local citizens praise selfless effort of a few in preserving play spaces and urge support over jail or confinement.
London report states the Crown Prince and Princess of Norway are expecting a joyful event. Details are not clarified in the fragment.
Jonathan Fletcher of Prospect street joined a group at Mrs Chandler Welle's home in Portsmouth New Hampshire to view the Ford Tri motor monoplane. Passengers included Solient Exeter Hyne. Edmund Bell of Newcastle and a pilot Ray Laomia heading universal air mail service.
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports preparations underway for a royal exchange as Christmas approaches. The Crowe and two princes are noted to arrive for ceremonies planned early in the spring.
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