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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1932

Page

6

Concord wedding and society notices from October

Miss Elizabeth B. deV. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Bosley of Concord and Brewster son of Rt Jamin Brewster plan a quiet October wedding in an Episcopal church. Miss Blake Newell of Boston attends as bridesmaid. others host and attend engagements, society events, and lectures across Concord with dates in early October.

Elizabeth B. Dev A. Bosley Concord Brewster Jamin Brewster Episcopal Church Blake Newell Boston James M. Newell Pridegroom Amin Yates Brewster Bishop Hartford Miss Bosley Ding Russell Robb Helena Mary Thomp Eleanor Rosamond Onl Fairhaven Hill Rd Bosley Academy

Union Church Rally Sunday Draws Large West Concord Congregation

West Concord Union Church held a Sunday Rally Day with morning services, organ preludes and offertory pieces, a choir in new vestments, and sermons by Rev. Airren Wheeler Stone. The day featured school opening exercises, readings by Wisner I. Park Jr and June Parker, new teachers, and a 6 pm Christian Endeavor officers installation. Evening program titled An Evening With the Poets featured soprano Carol E. Flint with organ accompaniment.

West Concord West Concord Union Church Nina Ruble Goumod Garrett Airren Wheeler Stone Wisner I. Park, Jr June Parker George A. Montague Alfred W. Stone Richard W. McCabe John H. Kennedy Carol E. Flint Braintree

Winchester Wins In First Game With Concord

Winchester defeats Concord 13 to 0 on Emerson Playground as Concord, a very green team, struggles early. Bosman scores for Winchester with DeMambro adding a rushing TD, while Concord mishandled punts and relies on defense for minimal offense. Coach notes suggest Concord has talent and will improve, with hopes to beat Lexington on Thanksgiving Day.

Concord Winchester Emerson Playground Concord Boys DiCicco Lexington Bosman DeMambro Winchester H. Concord H. Wilson le Te Lapham Algeo Transanglia If Xenna Horne If Anderson Ae Kobe Bartolome Letine Capt O Metso Madsen Hanley Rg

Court Our Lady Help of Christians annual meeting brief

Court Our Lady Help of Christians held its annual meeting last evening in Odd Fellows hall West Concord. Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry met last evening at Edgar F Clarke home on Lowell road. Whist followed the meeting.

Court Our Lady Help of Christiang Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Concord Grange Edgar F. Clarke Lowell Road

Chelmsford High and Concord Prep Set Next Saturday Game

Chelmsford High football team travels to meet Concord for a Saturday clash. The Chelmsford eleven aim to build on recent form as the season progresses.

Chelmsford High School Chelmsford Concord Chelmsford Hig

Local births and school notes from Concord area

Mr and Mrs Louis Marcy of Palmer welcome a daughter born Sunday September 18. Mr and Mrs Goodwin Carlson of Cambridge announce another daughter born Sunday September 25 named Barbara Jane. Willard J Lyon of Old Marlboro Road becomes a grandfather twice in a week. Bertha Garfield returns from Barnstable Cape. daughter Rachel resumes study at Miss Amy Sacker's Art School. Concord Academy begins a new year with 30 boarding pupils. Miss Elsie G Hobson reports 122 students and several teaching changes. Fenn School opens with 63 boys. football practice starts. Concord Lodge of Elks holds final meeting in temporary quarters and sets Fall season to begin October 11 in rebuilt Elks Hall with whist parties planned. John Shepley from New York to spend two weeks with Francis and Mrs Shepley.

Louis Marcy Doris Lyon Palmer Goodwin Carlson Vivian Lyon Cambridge Barbara Jane Willard J. Lyon Old Marlboro Road Bertha Garfield Barnstable Cape Bryn Mawr College Rosamond Cross Bryn Mawr Rebecca Munroe Katherine Shultis Connecticut College For Women Mary Morse Katharine Wallis Fenn School Concord Lodge of Elks Monument Halls Ivan D. Servais Lodge Elks Diks John Shepley New York Mrs Francis Shepley Carr Road

Sunday Services and Lesson Sermon at Concord Church

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord lists Sunday service and Sunday school at 10.45, Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7.45, and weekday Reading Room hours 2 to 5. The October 9 lesson discusses Sin Disease and Death Real, with Scriptural passages from Matthew 9 and Psalms 42 and excerpts from Science and Health.

Churches of Christ Jesus Mary Baker Eddy

Dean Briggs' Grandson Teaching at Middlesex

Middlesex School opened with 160 boys from many parts of the country, slightly fewer than last year. New masters include John deQ Briggs of St. Paul grandson of LeBeron Russell Briggs and Paul S Hansen of Chicago who will teach French, with Edward S Underwood of Cambridge, a Middlesex graduate, to teach French and Latin.

Concord Middlesex School Harvard John Deq. Briggs St. Paul

PLAN 45 TOURNAMENT DISCUSSED BY LOCAL HIBERNIANS

The Concord Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Monument Hall with President Thomas Coyne presiding. Leaders noted a promising season for the 45 tournament, a rivalry among the Hibernians Concord Council Knights of Columbus and Concord Rod and Gun Club. A committee of Dee Hopkins and Byron was formed to coordinate with the other groups.

Concord Ancient Order of Hibernians Monument Hall Thomas Coyne Hibernians Concord Council Knights of Columbus Concord Rod and Gun Club William H. Dee Michael Hopkins Thomas J. Byron

Detroit Woman Finds Relief for Husband in Letters

Mrs.Geo Dempster of West Detroit recounts seeking help from abroad specialists with no success. She states no sales involved and notes all letters answered regarding her husband’s epilepsy relief.

Detroit Geo. Dempster Apt Lafayette Blvd West Mich

Rum mage Sale Helpers Named in Concord Area

Concord chapter of the Old Concord Chapter Doubters of the American Revolution lists active helpers for its rum mage sale. Chairwoman Mrs Herbert B Smith is supported by Regent Mrs Wallace B Conant, Mrs John G Watson, and others across Concord West Concord West Acton and surrounding towns. Erwin L Bumford donated the store space and Mrs Smith provided valued services.

Concord Herbert B. Smith Old Concord Enterprise Wallace B. Conant John G. Watson R. Dora Farrar Chas. H. Towle Elmer H. Allen West Concord Thompson Blood Wisner L Park John D. Allen West Acton Virginia Sanderson Arthur F. Blanchard Littleton Charles Kimball Bedford George R. Blinn Clara B. Cutler John H. Lord Erwin L Bumford

Trinity Church Concord October events and annual meeting

Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists October activities. Rev Charles R Peck presides with choir rehearsal October 6 at 7 30 pm Holy Communion October 9 at 8 45 am Church School 9 30 am Morning service 11 am Birth of Lewis Carroll observance 8 am Vestry meeting October 9 Morning. Mrs Peck at rectory October 10 4 to 6 pm. Trinity Church Aid Society annual meeting October 26 at 3 30 pm in Parish House.

Trinity Church Concord Mass Charles Russell Peck Church School Lewis Carroll

A Co operative Bank as a Steadfast Candidate for Your Savings

A Concord newspaper column promotes The Concord Co operative Bank as a dependable choice for monthly deposits from one dollar with 5 percent interest compounded quarterly. It emphasizes the bank’s safe leadership, sterling board of directors, and protection for depositors while comparing banking to voting decisions.

Concord Concord Co-operative Bank Ady

Trinity Church School Opens With Full Attendance

Trinity church school opened Sunday across all departments with full attendance. The upper school roles include Mrs Hans W Miller for older girls and Mrs Norman H Cain for younger girls. Boys are led by Otis M Whitney. middle school by Miss Margaret Hall and William J Dowsell. younger class by Miss Ruth Helsher and Miss Helen Reynolds. Lower school guided by Mrs George F Root with assistants Miss Shirley Foote and others.

Trinity Church School Hans W. Miller Norman H. Cain Otis M. Whitney Margaret Hall William J. Dowsell Ruth Helsher Helen Reynolds George F. Root Shirley Foote Helen Root Olive Root Mary L. Smith Deborah Pike

Miss Lilian Mary Sandwell Weds Jacob Kokkes in Belmont

Miss Lilian Mary Sandwell married Jacob Kokkes on September 21 in Belmont with Prof. Johannes Auer officiating. A small group attended including Mrs. Sandwell and Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Boston and Portsmouth. Little Miss Jantje Auer wore a Dutch costume as attendant. The couple plans a New York trip before settling at 7 Lang Street in Concord.

Kokkes—Sandwell Lilian Mary Sandwell Jacob Kokkes Johannes A. C. F. Auer First Belmont A. M. Sandwell N. Vantwuyver Arthur D. Hill Boston Portsmouth Jantje Auer New York

Two Concord Men Awarded Purple Heart Medals

Two Concord war heroes receive Purple Heart decorations from the U S War Department. Maj. Joseph D. Murray of 6 Monument Street retires from active service with the United States Marine Corps on November 1. Frederick B. Moreau of 257 Main Street also holds the award.

Concord United States War Department Maj Joseph D. Murray Monument Street United States Marine Corps Frederick B. Moreau Main Street

Concord Girls to Play Stoneham in Greater Boston League

Concord High girls field hockey will travel to Stoneham Friday for a league game with Stoneham High in the Greater Boston Interscholastic Girls Field Hockey League. Charles R. Miller has been appointed Chaplain of the Concord Lodge of Elks. Annie Olsen of Lowell Road served as a judge at Bedford Grange Fair.

Concord Stoneham High Concord High School Stoneham Greater Boston Charles R. Miller Concord Lodge of Elks Annie Olsen Lowell Road Bedford Grange

Concord social notes recall local families and seasonal comings

Mrs. Charles E. Brown returns to Main street after summer in Vermont. Miss Ellen Emerson and Miss Ledlie Laughlin enter schools in Maryland and Connecticut. Dr. Norman C. Spencer visits West Point to see son Norman Jr. and regain health. Tufts College of Religion enrolls John W. Brigham. Mrs. Frederic Dumaine and Betty Dumaine attend Groton Hunt Club events. James M. Fairbanks Jr. starts second term at Rector’s School in Pomfret. Mrs. Lucy Snyder restarts dressmaking and shopping service with Boston trips. Mrs. Anson Wheeler returns from Peak’s Island. Deborah notes on social arrivals and schooling fill the Concord scene.

Charles E. Brown Vermont Mason Harlow Hotchkiss School Lakeville Conn Ellen Emerson Raymond Emerson Concord Garden Club F. DeHart Houston Ledlie Laughlin St. Timothy’s School Catonsville Norman C. Spencer West Point Norman, Jr John W. Brigham C.H.S Harpy W. Brigham Nine Acre Corner Tufts College of Religion Frederic C. Dumaine Betty Dumaine Concord Groton Dunstable James M. Fairbanks, Jr J. Madison Fairbanks Main Street West Concord Pomfret Harding Newman Whitinsville Golf Club Taft Isabella Eaton Catherine Wiles Kendall Hall School Pride’s Crossing Lucy K. Snyder Snyder Boston Anson Wheeler

Veterans group approves stance on veterans' compensation plan

At a Thursday meeting in the Veterans building James J. Mansfield Post 158 of the American Legion passed a deprecation motion protesting national and state conventions pushing cash payment of veterans' adjusted compensation certificates. Comdr. H. Whitte-Brown presided. Clarkson offered the motion noting payment now would breach a 1945 contract and could dissipate a later asset of greater value to veterans.

James J. Mansfield American Legion

Miss Bosley to Wed Mr William Brewster

Miss Elizabeth Bosley daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick A Bosley of 6 Belknap street will marry William Brewster son of Bishop Brewster of Maine on October 8 at Trinity Episcopal church A small reception will follow at Concord Country Club

Elizabeth Bosley Frederick A. Bosley Belknap Street William Brewster Bishop Brewster Maine Trinity Episcopal Church Concord Country Club

Ballroom Dances Highlighted At Style Show Event

Mrs William Faversham Jr and Frederick Child will perform two exhibition ballroom dances at the Bar Show to be held Friday October 7 at 8 30. Edith Y Barber leads the event with twenty models chosen to wear gowns and a list of patronesses includes Mrs Arthur B Brooks Mrs Page Browne Mrs Stedman Butrick Sr Mrs John M Eaton and others.

William Faversham, Jr Frederick Child Edith Y. Barber Arthur B. Brooks A. ‘Page Browne Stedman Buttrick, Sr

Dr Wendell F Davis Wins Open 25 Skeet Shoot

Dr Wendell F Davis of Acton wins the Open 25 Bird Skeet Shoot at Musketaquid Sportsmen Club Concord Grounds. He shoots a perfect 25 in the large bore division and ties Salvadore A Macone on 18 in the .410 gauge division with Macone also finishing high.

DR. Davis Wendell F. Davis Salvadore A. Macone Percy R. Foss A. Jensen Mr. Clarkson J. Lette Damon Valentine J. Galvin Henry Walcott Salvadore A. Macahe Mary O. Abbott

Middlesex Swamps Boston Trade In Season Opener

Middlesex School football blanked Boston Trade School 25 points in the first half and added two more touchdowns by its second string in the season opener.

Middlesex Swamps Boston Concord Middlesex School Boston Trade School Middlesex

Benjamin L Wilson Wins Weekend Concord Golf Event

Benjamin L Wilson won the two third handicap versus par weekend event at Concord Country Club by three holes. C Berkeley Johnson finished two behind, Andrew Hepburn tied for third, with a field of twenty golfers and many players listed with final margins.

Concord Country Club Benjamin L. Wilson C. Berkeley Johnson Andrew Hepburn Andrew H. Hepburn Hubert M. Wardwell, Jr Charles G. Edgarton

Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Features Impersonations

The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn with President Burleigh L. Pratt in chair. Sir John Livingston, director of education for the Dominion of Canada, spoke on education and world affairs, then Peter Murray of Somerville unveiled a whiskered disguise and performed impersonations for the Rotarians.

Concord Rotary Club Colonial Inn Concord Burleigh L. Pratt John Livingston Dominion of Canada Peter Murray Somerville

Concord Country Club Tennis Championship Upset

In Concord, Roger C Fenn defending singles champion falls to F Winchester Demo 6 3 9 7 in the semi finals. Other results include Priscilla Darling and Howard Snelling winning mixed doubles first round 6 0 6 2 and Alfred M Uhler with Alanson Miller advancing in doubles with 4 6 6 4 7 5 in semi finals.

Roger Fenn Concord Concord Country Club Roger C. Fenn F. Winchester Demo Priscilla Darling Howard Snelling Harold Cabot Leon F. Foss Gaylord C. Cummin Peay Met Brooks Stevens William M. Sheddon William Faverham, Jr John B. Buttrick Alfred M. Uther Alanson Miller Fred Lovejoy Alfred M. Uhler Charles L. Ward William Faversham, Jr Stanton Garfield

Corinthian Lodge Opens Under New Officers in War

Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will hold its first meeting under the new officers Monday evening in Masonic Temple War Philip C Holden presiding Rt Wor Harold D Macdonald District Deputy Grand Master of the Twelfth Lowell Masonic District will make official visits assisted by War Paul Perkins District Deputy Grand Marshal War Roscoe C Turner District Deputy Grand Secretary and a suite of Past Grand Officers and Presiding officers of the Lodges

Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple War Philip C. Holden Harold D. Macdonald Lowell Masonic Paul Perkins Roscoe C. Turner

Old Concord D A R Chapter Opens Season With Speaker

Old Concord Chapter D A R will open its season Saturday at 2 45 P M in the Chapter House on Lexington road presided by regent Mrs Wallace B Conant of Concord Miss Margaret Lothrop daughter of the late Mrs Daniel Lothrop founder of the chapter will speak on The Wayside and the Authors Who Have Made it Their Home Guests from the Lexington Chapter will attend Miss Lothrop invites all to visit The Wayside after the meeting Mrs Watson M Gordon of Concord chairs the hostesses

Old Concord Lexington Road Wallace B. Conant Concord Margaret Lothrop Daniel Lothrop Margaret Sidney Lexington Miss Lothrop

Sermons and Society Notes From Local Churches

The Trinitarian Congregational church opened Sunday with Rev. George Loring Thurlow preaching Faith as a Grain of Mustard Seed. Rev. Edward Perry Daniels spoke All for One at First Parish Unitarian with noon Communion. Rev. Harland S. Evans led The Way of Life at the Methodist Episcopal church. The King's Daughters met at Mrs. Ralph Holden's home on Bedford Street with Mrs. H. Robert Bygrave assisting. Alice Lowell and her brother Frederick plan to return to Budapest to resume studies later this month.

George Loring Thurlow Trinitarian Congregational Church Edward Perry Daniels First Parish Unitarian Church Methodist Episcopal Church Harland S. Evans King’s Daughters Ralph Holden Bedford Street H. Robert Bygrave Alice Lowell Frederick Budapest

Concord Yankees Tie Laurier Club In Lowell Grid Clash

The Concord Yankees played the Laurier Club of Lowell to a 0-0 draw on Aiken Street, Lowell. Concord's defense stifled Laurier’s bursts while forwards Bud Edgerly Noel Mara Tompkins DiCicco Parks and Mullen were praised for their line work and tackling.

Concord Concord Yankees Laurier Lowell Aiken Street Yankees Bud Edgerly Medfield High Noel Mullen Tompkins DiCicco Parks Mara

Laurier Club Edges Concord in Low-Scoring Brawl

Laurier Club defeats Concord 0 to 0 as yards of lineup details and player positions surface. Officials include Referee Joe Nolan and umpire Art Lynch from Notre Dame with head linesman B. Rynne. The scoreline is recorded as Laurier Club 0, Concord 0.

A Bartolay McGrath Scully Rt Dempsey Denton Janocha Oe Oele Mara Bradley Edgerly DiCicco Winn Howard Flathery Tompkins Manet Yankees Joe Nolan Ganisius Art Lynch Notre Dame B. Rynne Griffin Ab Parkes Laurier Club Concord Bob Joyce

Marlboro Marriage License Application Filed

An application for a marriage license was filed with City Clerk Peter B Murphy. Partners named are Antonio Delgredd of Northboro, a shoe worker, and Miga Beatrice Larriviere of 135 Mechanic Street, this city, also a shoe worker.

Marlboro Peter B. ‘Murphy Antonio Delgredd Northboro Miga Beatrice Larriviere Mechanic Street

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