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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1929
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise confirms mailing address Liberty Street Marlboro Mass and listing distribution cadence every ten days. It notes post office designation and 1908 Second Class matter status with rate and postage information.
Mr and Mrs Forest Bradshaw attended the Harvard Bates football game at Isda Stadium in Cambridge. 128 Robinson visited his son Raymond Oason the organist at King's 21 Boston. The junior Mr Jason is prominently known.
7 as a musician. Winship, Mrs. Maynard and Barbara Maynard enjoyed the isler concert in Symphony hall Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cutter with their sons and friends spent the weekend in Maumaret at their cottage. Michie Winslip of Dover spent the weekend with his cousin John Winship. Mrs. J. S. Belyea called on relatives in town Sunday.
Concord Yankees football opened the season by defeating Bedford Athletic Club 12 to 0 at Page Field. Hurd scored on an end run for the Yankees and Parks intercepted a pass and ran for a touchdown. Edward Flannery and Ralph Gilroy are managers with Princeton star coaching the squad.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Concord lists Sunday service at 10 46 A M Sunday School at 10 45 A M and Wednesday Testimonial meeting at 7 45 P M Reading room hours are 2 to 5 P M daily except Sundays and holidays The Oct 13 1929 lesson sermon addresses sin disease and death with cited biblical and Christian Science passages.
Concord October meeting of the Grange featured a pound party led by Mrs. Noraower with members bringing wrapped delicacies. Past Master Arthur J. Adams oversaw the auction of parcels while Miss Nettie Wells directed entertainment. Irvin A. Howe and Miss Helen Loftus provided music. A burlesque fashion show and several contests followed, with Benjamin Clark winning best model and prizes in Mother Goose and bean stalk drawing contests.
Samuel Hoar won the skeet shoot at the Concord Red and Gun club grounds on Saturday, breaking 23 of 25 and finishing 48 of 50 overall. Augustine W. Macone was close with 22 of 26, followed by Elmer Rankin 18 and Lloyd Kenney 18 among others.
The Concord High School cross country team will run the Brain Tree High team Friday Oct 11 at Concord and the Woburn High team Friday Oct 18 at Concord. Mrs G Winthrop Lee of Monument Street hosts her guest Miss Lila Tucker of Virginia.
Concord High School girls field hockey beat Stoneham High 3 to 1 in a closely contested opener. Margaret Williams scored two and Dorothy MacRae one for Concord while Mina Gray bagged Stoneham’s goal amid a game marked by officials’ calls and a late Concord rally.
Manager Miss Elizabeth Blodgett lists Concord High girls field hockey fixtures. Upcoming games include Stoneham at Concord October 4 and Arlington October 18, plus home dates with Maynard October 14 Wellesley October 25 Winthrop October 30 Dedham November 8 and Lexington November 1 and 8 at Dedham and Lexington respectively in the Southern Division of the Greater Boston Interscholastic league.
The first game of the interclass football series at Concord High School is set for this afternoon between juniors and seniors. The contest follows the beginning of the BOCeer championship series and precedes a week of interclass matches.
Col Roger D Swaim and Thomas H Mansfield with Rupert K Gouuch travel to France to attend the dedication of a church at Belleau Wood memorializing the 26th Yankee Division. Mrs Mansfield and Mrs Swain accompany the men on the pilgrimage, with plans to visit England and Ireland before returning home.
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Florence M Duren presiding. An 8 30 p m entertainment features a Star Points production It Cant Be Done by Margaret Reid Gladys Graham Cora MacLeod Ruth Lapham Eleanor Clubb. Refreshments chaired by Edith Jones.
Heavy rain Wednesday evening forced the annual meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society at West Concord Union Church to be delayed one week. Officers of the society will be chosen at tonight's meeting.
Concord High School boys tennis championship advances to semi finals with James Clahane reaching the finals after a 7-5 6-2 win over John Le. Third round sees Robert Twitchell, John Doyle victories and consolation brackets begin with Lindsay Macone Tibbetts among winners. Thames division opens with multiple matches. Music by the Music Makers of Boston.
Mrs Werren 8B and E Bessie L Wessells hosted West Concord teachers for a Monday evening at Mrs Goddard's home 6 West Street. Four tables played bridge with wartime tales and refreshments adding to the lighthearted occasion.
Rev Smith va vexter outlines October schedule with choir rehearsal at 7 30 pm on Thursday and Sunday morning services. October 1 Mr Thomas Mather joins Cambridge Episcopal Theological School to direct religious education and Civic class leader duties at 10 o clock civic class invites parishioners to attend.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the church opened the study class in the rector s study on Thursday afternoon. The reading selection is The Splendor of Good by Horare Willsie Morrow, based on the life of Adani- Tam Judson in Burineh. Five meetings planned. all parish women invited to join.
Four time champion Harry B W Snelling defeated Ralph C Piper 13 and 11 in a 36 hole final to win the Cord Club title for the fourth time. Piper led the weekend event with 47 points while Hubert Wardwell Jr and Burleigh Pratt tied at 43. Other top scorers included Frank Pierce John M Abbott 40 and John Mil 40 with Snelling among a group at 37. More results are listed in the event summary.
The King's Daughters held an opening meeting at the Seagon Mrs. Charles L. Foote street venue last Tuesday. A bridge party is planned for October 16 at 3 p m with Mrs Louis Sohier presiding and Mrs g. ter ViaHe assisting.
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