Academy Opens Term With Record Enrollment
ORD Oct 73rl Academy opened its term with 150 students enrolled, up from last year’s 130. Boarding pupils return Tuesday for classes starting Wednesday morning. Four new instructors join an enlarged faculty including Miss Gere, Miss Morgan, and Mary Bradford, with sports duties added to Miss Marden.
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Rl Academy
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Museum of Fne Arts
Y Morgan
Mar~dden
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Holyoke
Concord Councils Knights Of Columbus Install Officers
Deputy John J. Dono hue of Maynard installed Concord Council officers in Monument Hall last evening. Edward Sheehan was installed Grand Knight with Thomas J. McGahn Jr as Deputy Grand Knight and Ter rence J. McHugh recorder. James J. Loughlin became treasurer D. J. Sheehan Chancellor Thomas J. McGann warden Daniel C. Sullivan Outside Guard Joseph Dee Ad.
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John J. Donohue
Maynard
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Edward Sheehan
Thomas J. McGahn Jr
Terrence J. McHugh
James J. Loughlin
D. J. Sheehan
Thomas J. McGann
Daniel C. Sullivan
Joseph Dee
Henderson- Snelling marriage in Wayland residence
Mrs Walter B Henderson of Wayland announces the marriage of her daughter Jessica Henderson to Henry B Snelling son of Mrs Russell G Fesenden of Nine Acre Corner. The ceremony was held at the Henderson residence on Tower Hill Wayland. The bride is a graduate of Miss McClintock's school. Snelling is a Harvard 1921 graduate and member of the Porcelain and Variety clubs the Institute of 1770 and DKE.
Home Run wins hound class at Acton Fair dog show
The fine young walker foxhound named Home Run, owned by Dr. Charles A Cronin of Milford, captured all honors in the hound class at the Acton Fair dog show held Saturday September 29.
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Charles A. Cronin
Milford
Acton Fair
Maynard Society Notes Aims to Join Two Gifts
Invitations are out for the marriage of Dorothy Ballou daughter of Mrs. Marion Ballou Hudson and Roy Stoddard Hudson. The ceremony will be performed Oct. 12 at the Unitarian church Hudson. Thomas Hayes injured at work in the Assabet mill two weeks ago is convalescing at his home on Acton street. A White Cross Guild meeting will be held Sunday evening at Cooperative hall with Mrs. Joseph Dineen as program chair.
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Dorothy Ballou
Marion Ballou
Hudson
Roy Stoddard
Unitarian Church
Thomas Hayes
Assabet
Acton Street
White Cross Guild
Cooperative Hall
Joseph Dineen
Concord News Highlights Split Races and Local Events
Democratic Senator Walsh and Republican B Loring Young have spoken at Concord High School graduations in the past years. Mrs F DeHart Houston sails from Boston on the Laconia, plans London Paris and Munich visit before November. Rev Dr Cleland preached Silent Voices at Trinitarian Church with Elmer Mode and Evelyn Barnes among the musicians. A missionary play by Concord girls in South Acton is noted. Bob Asbjornsen of the Red Sox had two hits in Cleveland in the final AL game. Maggie Whitney’s Kindergarten opens with strong enrollment.
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United States
David J. Walsh
B. Loring Young
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Concord High School
F. DeHart Houston
Elm Terrace
Boston
Laconia
Red Sox
Concord Woman to Attend Conference
Mrs. Smith O. Dexter of Concord has been named an associate of the Church Home Society of Boston and invited to represent her parish at a Regional Conference in the crypt of the Cathedral Church of St Paul in Boston. The gathering will include more than 200 clergy from the Diocese and members of the Diocesan Council and the Church’s Department of Social Service.
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Smith O. Dexter
Elm Street
Concord
Church Home Society of Boston
Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
Parih
Catheda Church of St Paul
Boston
Toay
Department of Social Service
Meeting of Middlesex A O H in Concord Publicized
The Middlesex County A O H executive board held a Sunday meeting in Monument hall Concord Center with 250 attendees. Officials urged divisions to meet the nearly $3000 county quota for the Irish college in Rome as Rev. William Finnick and speakers from Lowell Malden and Waltham addressed the gathering along with an Irish music program and dances.
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Middlesex
Monument Hall
Rome
William H. Finnick
St. Bernard’s Church
Concord Center
John Donnelly
Jas. O'Sullivan
Lowell
Cody Champion Crowned Concord Golf Champion
Michael Cody Jr. won the Concord Country Club title by defeating David A. Baldwin 8 up and 6 to play after 36 holes.
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Michael Cody Jr
Concord Country Club
David A. Baldwin
Football at Middlesex clash at Concord on Saturday
The Boston Trade School football eleven travels to Concord to face the Middlesex School eleven on the Middlesex gridiron this Saturday afternoon in a regional matchup.
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Boston Trade School
Concord
Middlesex School
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Activities
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson subject Unreality Sunday school also at 10 45 a m Testimonial meeting weekly Wednesday at 7 45 Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m in the church edifice
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Monument Square
Beautiful Brown Shoes at Rickles'
Rickles' Shoe-Store in Maynard advertises a selection of brown shoes by Ahanna a MASS. The brief notice highlights available styles and pricing for shoppers.
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Rickles
Maynard
Ahanna
Flannery Named Concord High Football Manager
Francis Flannery has been elected manager of the Concord High School football team to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Franklin Prescott. Captain William McCarthy was absent from practice last week due to tonsillitis.
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Francis Flannery
Concord
Franklin Prescott
William McCarthy
Concord High School Athletics Association Elects Officers
At the Concord High School Athletic Association meeting in Eaton Hall, officers for the coming year were named. President Gordon Fason, Vice President Mary Dalton, Secretary Charles Garrett, Treasurer Edward Lamb, Assistant Treasurer Helen Fahey, all from the high school faculty. Edith Rogers named girls field hockey manager, Francis Channery football captain, Edward Hanley baseball captain.
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Concord High School Athletic Association
Eaton Hall
Gordon Fason
Mary Dalton
Charles Garrett
Edward Lamb
Helen Fahey
Edith Rogers
Francis Channery
Edward Hanley
Concord Church Activities Schedule With Interim Rector
In Concord Massachusetts Rev. Smith O Dexter rector and Rev Richard T Loring Jr curate coordinate services. From Oct 4 to Oct 12 schedule lists choir rehearsals Boy Scouts Holy Communion and sermons. Until Mr Dexter returns Mr Loring will preach at 11 o’clock service and Rev Robert Wer chaplain of the Massachusetts Reformatory will conduct the 8:30 service Sundays.
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Mass
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Richard T. Loring
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Loring
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Massachusetts Reformatory
Church Aid Society Opens Fall Session at Trinity
The Church Aid Society of Trinity Episcopal Church opened its Fall season with a joint meeting with the Women's Auxiliary in the Parish House. The main activity was sewing articles for the parish fair planned for October.
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Church Aid Society of
Trinity Episcopal Church
State D.A.R. At Swampscott Meet Opens October 4
Concord October 3 The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution plan a two day meeting at the New Ocean House Swampscott with State Regent Mrs James Charles Peabody presiding Boston Tea Party Hannah Goddard Chapter Brookline and Hannah Winthrop Chapter Cambridge hosting Mrs Alfred J Brousseau will attend both afternoon session and banquet Oct 4 Gaspar G Bacon State Senator will speak on Government and the Citizen Miss Jennie Moseley hospital chair will supervise banquet A second session Friday features talks by state chairmen on their work
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Concord
Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution
New Ocean House
Swampscott
James Charles Peabody
Boston
Hannah Goddard
Brookline
Hannah Winthrop
Cambridge
Alfred J. Brousseau
Gaspar G. Bacon
Jennie G. Moseley
Hospital
King's Daughters Meet in Vestry of First Parish
The King's Daughters of the First Parish gathered yesterday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish meeting house. Hostesses Mrs. Frederick S. Millett and Mrs. Charles F. Tolman assisted at the event.
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Frederick §S. Millett
Charles &. Tolman
Europe tour illustrated at Chapel lecture by Rev Dr Cleland
In the Chapel of the Trinitarian Congregational Church Rev Dr Gail Cleland presented the third in a series of illustrated lectures on Europe. He shared scenes from his recent travels with Mrs Cleland including Ips Lake Lucerne Milan Florence Venice St Marks Campanile Bridge of Sighs and related art treasures.
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Europe
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Bridge of Sighs
Gowen to Speak at Concord Board of Trade Meeting
Alfred Y. Gowen will address the Concord Board of Trade at Eaton Hall High School Thursday evening. Gowen advocates altering and improving the Mill Dam and owns substantial local property. The event, chaired by President Edward B Caiger, promises clear exposition and discussion.
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Concord Board of Trade
Eaton Hall
Edward B Caiger
Alfred Y. Gowen
Coldest Tuesday Morning Frost Hits Concord
Concord recorded its coldest Tuesday morning with a 27 degree reading, two degrees below Monday. Monday’s high reached 59 with a 32 degree drop overnight and a heavy white frost observed, per United States Weather Bureau observer Fred A Tower.
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Fred A Tower
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Concord Art Centre Hosts First Regional Exhibition
The Concord Art Centre on Lexington Road opened this week with about twenty artists contributing works in a debut exhibit. Notable painters and sculptors from the Association are joined by Boston architects and Concord residents submitting watercolors and drawings.
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Concord
Lexington Road
Boston
Harvest events at Trinitarian Congregational Church
The Trinitarian Congregational Church lists a harvest supper on Thursday at 6 30 p m with Mrs E L Tuttle chairing and Elsie Rose Hubbard as soloist. Rally Day activities occur Sunday with morning worship and a sermon on Our Sacred Trust. Midweek services feature guest speakers from India Colorado and Boston.
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Gail Cleland
E.L. Tuttle
Elsie Rose Hubbard
Boy Scouts
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Germany
W. Edward Lamb
John X. Miller
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Frank L. Moore
Colorado
Frederick Harlan Page
Boston
Ten points of Al Smith for President Club Concord letter
A Concord Massachusetts letter to the Enterprise asks for publication of the Al Smith for President Club ten points issued in Concord. Signed by John B Lynch secretary, the club urges wide circulation and requests publication in all editions and a faced-forward column.
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Massachusetts
The
Enterprise
Marlborough
al Smith
Boltr
President Club
John B. Lynch
Ten Points for Alfred Smith Presidential Candidacy
The Al Smith for President Club adopts ten reasons backing Governor Alfred E. Smith for president. The list praises his stance on prohibition enforcement, his four-term governorship, leadership, knowledge of law and finance, and his aim to empower popular government and aid the struggling masses. It references his qualities as a statesman and his vision for national economic reform.
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al” Smith
President Club
Alfred B. Smith
New York
United States
Alfred E. Smith
National Credit System for Community Bonds Plan
Bradford Peck outlines a self owned national credit system turning communities into corporate bodies. Through non transferable coupon currency and daily transaction records, individuals would receive income from services and property, with government functions and payroll managed by the community treasury.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
National Organization of Community Trusts
Bradford Peck
College, St., Lewiston
Concord High Opens 1928 Football Season Versus Gardner
Concord High School launches its 1928 football season with a home game against Gardner High. Coach William McCardy leads the team with Francisery manager Norman Drameers and Frank J. Cooging on the faculty as coaches.
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Concord
Gardner High Oe
Emerson Playon
William McCardy
Cain
Francis”ery
Norman Drameers
Frank J. Cooging
George Gardner Buys New Buick Sedan
George Gardner recently purchased a new Buick sedan adding a fresh addition to his vehicle collection. The sale marks Gardner's continued consumer updates this quarter.
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George Gardner
West Concord Woman's Club meeting hosts talk on suffrage
The W. T. A. held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Guy Fernalds home on Himestreet. Miss Margaret Manning, Fernalds sister, returned from a Europe trip where she attended in July the World Woman's Christian Union convention at Lausanne and spoke with illustrations. The program stressed the importance of winning the vote for women at the forthcoming collection.
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Guy Fernald
Himestreet
Misa
Margaret Manning
Fernald
Europe
World Woman's Christian Oneal Union
Lausanne
Concord notes and social events color local scene
The West Concord precinct reports a large voter list addition at the Fire Station during the Monday meeting. Nearby groups including the Willow Rebekah lodge and Concord Council No. 287 Mi. plan social activities such as whist parties in Monument Hall on October 11 and October 15. Local residents update on hospital admission and home moves as Daniel Lapham and family settle into a new residence on Central Street.
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Fred Taylors
Thom Frawley
Ter Kelley
Yakirs
Concord
Acronim
Rena
Alice Carpenter Ha
New York
Board of Registrars
West Concord
Yibyi
Willow Rebekahle Helts
Millicent Bevson
George Roberts
John Merrill
Allen Kenndily
Florida
Paul Delany
Mass
General’ Hospital
Rally Day Observed at Union Church
Union Church marks Rally Sunday with morning service at 10 30 featuring a sermon The Great Decision. Church School programs start at noon, followed by Christian Endeavor activities. Evening services begin at seven with an illustrated lecture and Boy Scouts gathering. Junior Society meets Friday afternoon.
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Tevin
Boy Scouts
Ustal’ Allseven
Ladies’ Union
Weirs
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