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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
10
A notice recalls meetings to be held this evening at the hotel with a full report of the Fourth Id at Boston. Concord friends are invited to a planned Woman's Catholic event at St. Eliza Friday evening. Refreshments will be served.
An Evangelical Free church service was held last Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Andersen in South Acton with guest speaker Dr H B Whitlock. Sunday school was held that morning and the evening gospel message featured Professor Edward Dalsish of Gordon College with music by the Young People's Society.
The Concord Garden club will meet Wednesday October 15 at 3 pm at the home of Mrs William A Buttrick on Monument street for its annual gathering. Mrs Herbert B Hosmer, president, will preside.
Concord and Rye Beach residents announce the October 4 ceremony at St. Theresa's Church Rye Beach New Hampshire. The bride Eleanor Gooding daughter of Frederic and Miss Frederic Gooding lists bridesmaids from Concord Maine Illinois Kentucky and New Hampshire with Winslow Hallowell as best man and a large group of ushers. The groom Morris Longstreth Hallowell III is of Concord and his family attends Middlesex School and Princeton.
Mr. and Mrs. Steinmann marked their golden wedding anniversary with a special open house last Monday at their home on Main Street. The couple, long active in local affairs, hosted family and friends to celebrate the milestone.
Seph and Frederick, both of Con vale, appear as epone as eight rand for their children in a local note.
A Middlesex County Extension Service occasion is planned for Sunday in Foxboro. Details remain unclear due to the damaged source text.
A couple from town united in a simple ceremony at First Parish. The bride and groom, students at the Museum School and the Butera School of Fine Arts, plan a Rockport honeymoon and will reside at 7 Chambers Street Boston.
Mr. and Mrs free Monsen of 12 Derby Street West Concord observed the 27th anniversary of their marriage dated 1920. The couple are the past Miss Edith Monsen of the Concord Woman's post, proof of the 33 Presidents of the States did not graduate from any college or university.
Concord plans joint installations at the Veterans Building on Thursday October 2 at 8 p m. James J Mansfield Post No 158 American Legion the Women s Auxiliary and All Women s Post No 375 will install new officers. Ruth Gallagher will sing patriotic songs and the Legion Band directed by H O Nielsen will provide music with dancing to follow. Officers to be installed include Cecile Berry Arline Finigan Roberta Pellendini Edith Monsen Mildred Bregoli Welch Madeling Belmont Esther Nissen Priscilla Pratt Mary Gower John Damon Thomas Hayes David Williams Bradford Robinson Harold Carlton Frank McLaughlin Finon and others. Installation officers include Department Vice Commander James J Vans Catherine W O Connell and others.
Miss Spinelli wed fiancé Genaro Semane in West Concord with a pink decor reception. Attendants include Mrs Dentino and Mrs Morrison from Waltham and guests from multiple towns and Rhode Island. The couple plans a October 2 ceremony in West Concord.
Fire crews responded to a chimney fire at Frank Sibley’s Sudbury home. Defective chimney ignited flames causing slight exterior damage. Neighbor Itchara Martin helped with a spray truck until firefighters arrived. alarm from Box 151 at 9 25 pm, all out by 10 15 pm.
Stow Grange schedules its next meeting at the Town hall on Tuesday evening October 7. The first and second degrees will be conferred on four candidates.
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