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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1929

Page

2

Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and Local Civic Notes

A jumbled account recounts a Rotary meeting with Worcester and Boston connections, noting speakers Aileen Thomas or Atty years ago and topics on municipal works. It mentions General Electric incandescence and varied stages of development, with Rotarians including J Morgan and Walter Wood in attendance.

Aileen Thomas Boston General Electric Ida S. Devel Episcopal Church California M.tlub Healy Hudsons Bow ‘Tesday

Hudson Triumphs Over Concord In Midland League

Hudson bowling team showed marked improvement in a Midland league match at Bowl Away Alleys last night. The home five won four points from Concord Town, led by Art Parent who kept a high bowling average and posted the highest single and three string totals. Ock Wirth bowled fairly well but was the lone Hudson member below a hundred.

Hudson Concord Town Art. Parent Spon Ock Wirth

Weekend gathering ends with church fair in Guilford

Mr and Mrs Frank Page and Mr and Mrs Arthur Small with their daughter of Guilford Maine spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Stone. A fair and dinner will take place at Memorial Church on Oct 24 and 26.

Frank Page Arthur Small Guilford Maine Stone Memorial Church

Sudbury Doctor and Stone Family Mentioned in South Paris

Fragmentary OCR hints at a Sudbury doctor a Barl Store and the Stone family in South Paris with Hancock involved. Limited readable details mention a man and a mother, suggesting a local incident or note.

Dr. A Barl Stone Paris Hancock

Concord High Dominates Braintree In Close Cross Country Meet

Concord High School's cross country team faced a tight race Friday, finishing behind Braintree with Cant Gauzell of Braintree winning in 17 minutes. Captain Laurenéd led Concord in second place as the event unfolded with multiple Concord runners placing, including several in the top 15, while Braintree claimed the majority of the top slots.

Victoris Concord H Braintree High Sane Rata Bedre Concords Gauzell Laurenéd Concord Pat Ops Braintre Anlar A Délin Reery Mees Drammey Niner Peters Ahlquist Brothers Jordan Ath Heenan Barrett Landerg Man Stevenson Sheehan Craig Adbidrnsen Twitehells Seewits

Wilson Heads Odd Fellows Installation at Hudson Lodge

Visitors from surrounding lodges attended the Odd Fellows installation at Hudson hall. The event included supper by W. R. Coolidge & Son and was led by Deputy Grand Master Daniel W. Harrington with Westboro support. Officers named include Ernest F Wilson Noble Grand and Carl D Phipps Vice Grand.

Hudson Hudson Lodge Odd ‘Fellows Hall W. R. Coolidge Carl D Phipps Rosend Wright Conmuolor Homer Thorne Ight Milton J Gon Otto Mortedon Noble Grand Percy’ Daley Ernest’ Warng Here Teyove Peel Madelar Lyman Hovey Clap Paquette Ae Crawford Alden An A Harry Y Any Ri

Division 44 A.0. H. Names Officers

Maynard October 16 Division 44 A.0. H. elected officers at last night meeting. Michael Cleary re elected president, Michael Murray vice president, James McCarthy treasurer, John Brayden recording secretary, and William Connolley. Officers to be installed at joint Ladies Auxiliary installation in November.

Maynard Michael Cleary Michael Murray James McCarthy John Brayden William Connolley

Concord youth earns Royal Typewriter proxy speed award

William M. Dalton son of Mr and Mrs Peter Dalton of Old Bedford Road received a Certificate of Proficiency from the Royal Typewriter Company for typing 61 words a minute in a speed test at Bay Path Institute Sprayfield Massachusetts where he is a senior in the Normal Department The Concord District Committee of the Minute Man Council Boy Scouts of America meets with Chairman Edwin D Brooks 1 Hubbard Street Thursday evening.

William M. Dalton Peter Dalton Old Bedford Road Royal Typewriter Company Bay Path Institute Sprayfield Mass Concord Minute-Man Council Boy Scouts of America Edwin D. Brooks Hubbard Street

Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers At Maynard Meeting

Miss Minnie Downey was elected president of the Maynard unit with Margaret Hird as first vice president and Michael Luket as second vice president. Other officers named include Joseph Dineen treasurer Mary Jones historian Eva Evers chaplain Nellie Wolcott sergt at arms Mary Martin Esther Smith and Esther Adams auditors. Sweeney declined further service and was named to Middlesex County Legion executive board. The auxiliary plans a Halloween party this month and a turkey whip party next month.

Sweeney Arary Middlesex County Legion

Mies Buck's Hosiery Ad at Allen Co. in Concord

Advertisement notes a 20 percent discount on prices at Allen & Co. Hosiery in Concord with sale dates October 24, 25 and 26. A $1.95 silk hose is offered for $1.59 and other items are discounted in the same ratio.

Mies Buck’s National Bank Concord Allen & Co

Holiday Guests at Whte Horse Beach Cottage

Misses Mary McSweeney Lawton Keeney Dalton and Gertrude Herbert with Richard McSweeney stayed at a cottage at White Horse Beach over the holiday weekend. Some guests qualified for the U St Brownies as they swam in the Atlantic.

Mary McSweeney Mary Lawton Margaret Keeney Mary Dalton This Gertrude Herbert Maynard Richard McSweeney Whte’Horse Beach U St

T. T. Takes Four in Midland Bowling League

The Midland bowling match at Lynch Alleys last night saw Peterson high with 298 and other top scores from E. Peterson 269 and Maynard Tourville 266. Clinton Diegole totaled 240 for the team, with Kilgour and Reisner also posting solid marks as teams racked up high totals. Fred Kili, a Rialto operator, was injured while cutting wood at home.

T. T Clinton Midland Lynch Peterson Maynard Tourville E. Peterson Billett H. Peterson Nasas Diegole Kilgour Joyce Sweeee Reisner Fred Kili Rialto Theatre

Hudson Teacher Takes Post In New York Public School

Miss Margaret Duggan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Duggan of Broad Street Hudson has won a position as musical instructor in a New York public school and will reside in the city. A Hudson High School and New England Conservatory of Music graduate she is described as specially accomplished. Advertising pays dividends.

Hudson Margaret Duggan John Duggan Broad ‘ Street New York Hudson High School New England ‘Conservatory ’ of Music

Concord Chapter Daughters of Eve Holds Joint Meeting

A joint meeting of the Ex Board and the House Old Concord Chapter Daughters of aed will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Seedwards. Women’s Golf faces competitions Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in the Kittridge Cup against Connecticut and Rhode Island at Rhode Island Country Club.

Neord House Old Concord Ae Ave i Oe

Miss Cleveland Hosts Tea at Concord Country Club

At Concord Country Club Friday afternoon Miss Cleveland hosted a tea event featuring fashion talks on dresses sizes 14 to 6F and sweaters for children and women. The gathering included Miss Mary Curtis Miss Ted Meade and a list of guests and servers led by Miss Mary Potters and Mr Lorraine Warner with dancing after the tea.

Migs iLadies Areeee Cleveland Concord Country Henry ‘Mason Mary” Devote Cleveland Mary Curtis Ted Meade Mary Potters Lorraine Warner Jean Poester Frances’ Gardner Mig May Cool Dorothea Newman Helena Thompson

Tea at Concord Country Club for debutantes

Mr and Mrs Cleveland host a 4 30 tea at Concord Country Club to present 16 debutantes led by Miss Mary Devotion Clewell and Miss Mary Curtis. Guests include Mrs Wells Blanchard and Mr Edward W. Giero who hosted dinners and dances in honor of Miss Cleveland over the weekend.

Cleveland Concord Country Club Andy Henry Mason Mary Devotion Mary Curtis Frances’ Meatté Mary ‘Potter Lorraine Warner Jean Lasmont. Proctor Frances Garduch Mary Gilbert Cool Dorothea N:eilman Helena Thompson Molly Halow Ann Frothingham Elizabeth Morsin Susan Locke Leslie’ Grinnell Elizabeth Bosley Pauline Dé Friez Hlizabeth Saunders Jane Powning Miss Cleveland Mary Potter Miss’ Leslie Grinnell Wells Blanchard Concord Edward W. Giero

Sudbury Road Safety Efforts Highlighted By Town

Old Sudbury Road praised for improvements by the Street Department yet danger remains due to heavy traffic. County action to widen the road is urged. Mrs Walter E Piper hosted a tea at Cartrof on Old Sudbury Road. Middlesex Extension Service presents Rex in Black Cyclone at Sudbury Town Hall on Wednesday October 23. Travel ers Toll outlines how tax revenues fund road work and repairs.

Old Sudbury Road Walter E. Piper

West Concord Church Schedule and Visitor Notes

Miss Lucy and party from Marlboro and Boston visited Springfield over the holiday. West Concord Union Church lists events for Friday through Tuesday including services, choir rehearsal, Sunday morning sermon on The Sincerity of the Spirit, Children's Sermon Running Away, church school, Junior and Senior Endeavor, lantern slide life of Christ, community hymn, and meetings of Scouts Ladies Union and Mid Service sessions.

West Concord Unioin Alfred W. Stone Dicite Society of Christian Society of Christian Endeavor

Chief Sustains Head Wound. 4 Stitches After Axe Cut

A report states a cut to the head from an axe required four stitches to close. Chief of Police John Connors is on his annual vacation.

John Connors

West Concord Union Club Hosts Inspiring Evening

At the West Concord Union church on Friday evening the club held a social meeting with President Miller in the chair. Rev. Alfred Stone gave an inspiring address on the club’s meaning and future possibilities while Mr. S. Thompson entertained with impersonations. The audience enjoyed laughter and a jolly social hour with refreshments.

West Concord Union West Concord Union Church Miller Alfred Ieer Stone S. Thompson Blooda

Harvest supper hosts at Methodist church

The article details a harvest supper held October 24 at the Bed of the Methodist Church with entertainment by Genevieve Cabody and vocal solos by Ray Mentton. Members of L D Wilson Chapter Order of DeMolay and local orders attended, including Gardner Ridges Odd Fellows and Mizpah Rebekah Lodge, with a public installation planned and a Mizpah meeting set for October 17.

Rin Mta. George Chilleh SaBeeanmaet L. D. Wilson Order OF Order of Rai Magdplane Genevieve Eabody Rayment Ton Price Afta Gardner Rodiges Odd“Fellows Rebekahs Mizpah Rebekah Wdge

Meeting in Enid Chohran to award steam heating contract

Officials announce a contract award for a steam heating system on River Street as part of a city block project in Enid. The event occurs during the period featuring local sports and community activities including a pitch tournament at the camp in Hudson.

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