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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1929

Page

6

Goodwin High Skeet Shooter Wins Columbus Day Event

Concordia Gun Club hosted an all day Columbus Day skeet shoot at its grounds off Virginia Road. Goodwin of Billerica broke 25 birds in 25 shoots to take the high prize. Foss and Agnew tied at 24 for the first handicap prize, Foss winning on a toss. Macone won the second handicap on a toss, tying with Augustine W Macone and George Holden at 23.

Wgoncord Concordia and Gun Club Virginia Road Goodwin Billerica Specia Augustine W. Macone George Holden Ray Goodwin Fr Ross Toarnow SA Macone AW Macone Getiomgn O.oo Eoines Ee Moomio Lens Williams JA Macone Clarkson i Pearson

Maynard Post Office bowling team wins in Fitchburg match

The Maynard Post Office bowling team beat Team 1 of Fitchburg to win four points in a Post Office League match at Fitchburg Monday night. c Hoffman led scoring with 298 pins, while Maley Stockwell and Farrel posted several high totals in the event.

Maynard Post Office Fitchburg C. Hoffman Wvhicg Eee Maley Weeegees Stockwell Hoffman Farrel

Edwards Quimby Post Names 1929 30 Officers

George Bernier is named commander of Edwards Quimby Post No 284 American Legion for 1929 1930 with Charles W Lawrence as vice commander Herbert W Merriam adjutant Ernest Allsopp treasurer Orla Nichols sergeant at arms. Installation planned in November with Isaac Davis Post A R and auxiliaries. Plans discussed for several public features this season.

Hicks Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Albert J Hicks will observe their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at their home 20 Highland Street West Concord on Saturday afternoon and evening in their neighborhood.

Albert J. Hicks Highland Street West Concord

Helping Hand Society to Hold Regular Meeting

The Helping Hand Society meets this afternoon with Mrs. M. Hopkins as hostess. West Concord Union Church held a midweek meeting on Where He Leads Me I Will Follow led by speaker. Miss Margaret Damon staying in Arlington for the winter visited West Concord yesterday. Mrs. Charles W. Sylvester accompanied her. Superintendent Bhuer L. Joslin of the Road Department, despite an injured foot, is driving and on the job daily. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Collins marked their 39th wedding anniversary yesterday. Kings Daughters plan a bridge party this afternoon at First Parish Meeting House to fund winter activities. Excavation begins for the West Concord Branch Library on Church and Main. Mrs. John R. MacKenzie is recovering after operation at Emerson Hospital.

M. Hopkins West Concord Union Church Margaret Damon Arlington West Concord Charles W. Sylvester Bhuer L. Joslin Road Department Michael J. Collins 7 Court Lane Kings Daughters First Parish New West Concord Church Main Streets John R. MacKenzie Emerson Hospital

Annursnac Grange Confers Degrees in West Concord

Annursnac Grange met in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord conferring first and second degrees on eight candidates. Master Mrs Josephine Pearce led the event with Acton men’s degree team and Allen Frost as Degree Master. Next meeting Oct 28 will confer third degree.

Annursnac Grange Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Order Josephine Pearce Acton Allen Frost Educational Fund of the Grange Edith Comeau Bailey

Concord Prisoners to Have Feast

West Concord Massachusetts prisoners at the Masahettts Reformatory observed Columbus Day with a day off from work. Supt. Charles T. Judge scheduled yard liberty a military battalion athletic program a special noon dinner and an afternoon band concert in the guardroom.

West Concord Masahehusetts Reformatory Charles T. Judge Reformatory

Concord Woman's Club Opens Season With Lecture and Sale

The Concord Woman's Club met in Veterans Building for its first meeting of the season with many members and guests. President Mrs. Hans W. Miller outlined activities and announced a rummage sale Friday Oct 25 at 1 30 pm to fund china and necessities, chaired by Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer with contributions due Oct 24. Prof. John Marshall of Boston University spoke on Modern Music with a piano demonstration, followed by tea hosted by the Social Committee chaired by Mrs. H. Whittemore Brown and others.

Concord Woman's Club Veterans Building Hans W.miller China Herbert B. Hosmer John Marshall Department of Music Boston University H. Whittemore Brown Charles F. Bowers Edna Chapman Newcomb Fuller William C. Kean John ]C. Macone Gertrude Rudd D. Leroy Shirley

Club Meeting Presides With Autumn Decor and Lecture Plans

Mrs Glen Underwood and others presided at the club tables as autumn decor graced the hall. The next meeting on Monday Oct 28 features Prof Henry L Seaver of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and MIT delivering a stereoptical lecture titled The Treasures of the Boston Art Museum.

Glen Underwood Leslie R. Moore George Hill Newcomb Fuller Wallace B. Conant Mason Garfield Henry L. Seaver Boston Museum of Fine Arts Massachusetts Institute Technology Boston Art Museum

Arlington High Girls Face Concord in Emerson League Clash

Arlington High School girls host Concord High School in a league game on Emerson playground Friday Oct. 18. The matchup features local rivals seeking league points and a chance to improve standings.

Arlington High School Concord High School Emerson Playground

Women’s Union Sewing Meeting at Trinitarian church

Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Mass hosts an all day sewing meeting led by Mrs Edna Chapman with material to make dresses undergarments and luncheon sets for frontier missionary families A noon luncheon is served The afternoon speaker is Miss Marion Vaughn of the New England Home for Little Wanderers speaking on Problems of Childhood in Modern Society A 230 pm business meeting Oct 20 includes church school at 930 am morning service at 1045 am Little Sermon for Children Young People Club at 7 pm Oct 23 745 pm Bible and the Christian service

Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Mass George L. Thurlow Woman’s Union Edna Chapman Frank Pierce Marion Vaughn New England Suittle Wanderers Vaughn Young People’s Club

Chapter House Dedication Report and Conference Notes

Regent Mrs Horton Edmands will preside as a report from the State Fall Conference at Springfield is given this week. Mrs Alfred McCleary speaks on The Constitution and citizenship. The new Chapter House addition will be inspected at 3:30. Hostesses include Mrs Lowellman and Mrs Alfred Muller. The chapter was dedicated November 9 and has a long history including 1708 beginnings and 1909 changes.

Horton Edmands Springfield Alfred McCleary The Patriotic Education Lowellman Alfred John D. Muller Stephen P. Regent Concil Keley Chapter, Inc D. A. Lothrop

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