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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
5
Fire crews responded to several alarms in Concord including Box 15 on Lexington Road and Box 2 near Wood and Greets. West Concord fire units aided, with a later call to a chimney fire at Joseph’s residence on Old Marlboro Road.
On October 19 a Middlesex School chapel service at 3 30 was led by Charles G J Frederick H Lovejoy vice president Ralph treasurer Pliny Jewell Dr secretary John M Abbot governor Stedman Buttrick governor Hubert M Wardwell Jr governor Rev Dr Boynton Merrill Sister of the Second Church Newton.
The Sunshine Singers, a group of local vocalists, are heard again on the air over radio station A this Sunday afternoon at 2 30.
The Past Noble Grands Club of Willow met last Tuesday at the home of Mrs Miriam Little. Elizabeth Marion and Miss Elizabeth Brooks attended with Miss Margaret Eaton hosting at the Brooks residence on Hubbard Street.
The Concord Young Republican Club will hold a dance on Friday evening November 16 at Warnerhall in West Concord. The entertainment committee includes Miss Ruth McWalter Miss Dorothy MacRae and Richard B. Appleby with Clarence H. Badfis Roger Derby and John Woodworth credited with advocating the event.
At a Concord Lodge of Elks meeting in Elks Hall presided byrank O Miller the annual weekly whist party series was set to begin October 17 with Charlie R Miller in charge.
The record lists Jas W Powers as treasurer, Daniel Hennessey as sergeant at arms, Mica el Hopsins as chairman of the swanning committee, Avid Varey and Warrick Admalips among others, with Mullaney as sentinel and Meosreen as varricd.
Sunday services at 10 45 and a testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7 45 reading 10am in the church edifice hours from 2 to 5 on week days holidays except Doctrine of Atonement is the Lesson Sermon read in all Un churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday October 20 Golden Text from II Corinthians 5 20 and Hebrews 12 1 2 cited along with passages from Science and Health Key to the Scriptures by Baker The article notes the church aims and references its study and practice methods.
The Concord native born Yankee born October 12 1849 reaches 86 on Columbus Day. He celebrates with son Everett E Pierce manager of the Concord Light plant, both born on the same day of the same month.
Pliny Jewell 38 32 and Danforth W Comins 42 34 mark the condo headline as a close score update with two players listed.
The Loring Waite wedding took place in Concord with Mrs G Franklin Loring as mother of the bride. Miss Ruth Churchill Waite attended, Dexter Linton served as best man, and a young niece, Helen Loring Kennedy, carried ribbons. After a White Mountains motor tour, the couple begins life together.
Fragmentary text notes Concord as long the home of the Odd Fellows and Rebakahs of the Eastern Star, whose patronage helped hold a Catholic and for a time.
Direction of William H. Davis of Lincoln presided as prizes of electric table lamps were awarded to those at the winning table including Past Matrons Beulah Blair and Louise Hosmer and Cyrus Hosmer with Mrs Walter 8 Wood. Second prize towels went to George K. Nelson and Henry G Arnold. Consolation prizes were given to Albert J. Hicks Aljean Nyland and Irma Donald. Refreshments were served under the direction of Gladys F. Graham.
The annual inspection of Corp. Ralph P Hosmer Lamp U8 WY occurred Thursday evening in the Veterans Building with Commander Joan E B Loring presiding. Past Commander Beck of Camp 17 Marlboro led the inspection, accompanied by Past Commanders Barrett and Inoerts Vota of Marlboro. The camp voted to celebrate its 26th anniversary with a get-together next month, appointing Walter P Blodgett as committee chairman. The Ladies' Auxiliary met in the same building with Mrs Annie Loring presiding.
Payson True as president presided at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon. Mr. Quinn of Boston spoke about the gas industry, addressing members on current developments and implications.
The Woman's Union held a regular Thursday afternoon meeting at 3 in the parish house of the Trinitarian Church. Mrs Leslie R Moore spoke on Colonial Women in Costume and in Colonial setting. Refreshments will be served after the talk and all are invited to attend.
Captain Perrin wed at 9 Bow Street in a ceremony for Mr and Mrs Daniel F Hennessey. The couple will reside at Quantico Virginia home of the Marines headquarters with Captain Perrin’s Bishopville South Carolina parents nearby.
A Columbus Day event at Concord featured the 3rd Battalion, winner of the senior league title, defeating the Braves 8 to 5 to claim the Junior League titles and cap a local program day.
The West Concord Woman's Club opens its new season with a Friday 3 PM meeting in Warner Hall. A music program will be presented and tea served with Mrs. Guy G. Fernald as hostess.
Concord High School opened with an aerial assault at Saugus High on Saturday, building an early lead before Saugus surged with a varied running attack to score three touchdowns. The visitors totaled a final score deficit as Saugus dominated the later game stages.
A New York man employed by Scovell Ington and Company shares engagement plans with his fiancée both linked to Antioch College. The couple, from New Menge, will wed soon with close friends attending.
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