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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1927

Page

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Mass Meeting Debates Penalty in Concord

A public forum at the Trinitarian Church on October 19 features educators ministers and citizens debating capital punishment. Dr Gail Cleland presides as panelists present opposing views with Rev J Batt and Rev R B Grosbeck Mitchell among speakers. The abolition side favors life imprisonment, while proponents defend the death penalty as deterrence and protection.

Pel Concord J. Batt Emeri Massachusetts Reforman Gail Cleland Smith Owen Dexter Trinity Church Wheeler Stone Concord Union Church Junction Sur Cleland Boston National Surety Company of Civic Welfare Alliance of Graham RB. Grosbeck Mitchell Mr. Graham Mitchell

Concord Junction Welcomes Boston-Bound Biplane Visit

Vel-Air biplane from Travel-Air factory lands in Concord Junction near the Woolen Company field after a Albany to Concord Junction flight in about 1 hour 20 minutes. Pilot Charles Lander, aided by Ralph Wickford, praised for his dexterity, inspires local excitement as hundreds view the craft and school resumes after a memorable stop.

vel-Air Charles Lander Travel-Air Hita Kansas Boston Junction On Khown Holley Farm Woolen Company Ralph Wickford Conby Boston F T Hey Concord Junction Albany Concord American Woolen Company Concord High Providence Wickford

Concord Woman's Club unveils 1927 28 season program

The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club announces a varied 1927 28 schedule with talks on Scottish folk song antique collecting and crime prevention plus concerts art talks and a fashion luncheon. Notable speakers include Mrs May Elliot Hobbs Francis Bardwell Walter Athearn Dr Roy Akagi and Samuel Powers. Events run from October to March at Town Hall Congregational Chapel and Veterans Building with non member admission fees noted.

Concord Massachusetts Herbert F. Whipple Helen W. Kelley Prescott Keyes Joseph H. Orendorff Town Hall Ballard May Elliot Hobbs Hobbs Boston Transcript Emma Louise Bredenharm Margaret Richardson Laura Kelley Walter S. Athearn Athearn School of Religious Education Boston University Japan Roy Hidemiri Akagi Akagi Art Committee Louis A. Sohier William A. Buttrick Allen French Grace B. Keyes Reginald A. Morgan D. m India Carolyn D.an Smitey Samuel L. Powers Powers Boston Congregational Chapel Chandler and Co Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs Onset Theatre Onset Adrian Hoffecker Main Street Vikings Hindman Concord Woman's Club Veterans Building Wright

Ford's Tax in Sudbury Totals $6080.56 This Year

Sudbury October 17 The total tax duty for Henry Ford to the Town of Sudbury amounts to 6080.56 dollars. Personal tax stands at 8117.55 and real estate tax at 2963.55. The bill was mailed to Ford's office in Dearborn Michigan.

Sudbury Henry Ford

Elks Raise 267 Dollars for Local Drive

In Concord on October 19 Edward W. Sheehan, Past Exalted Ruler of the Concord Lodge of Elks, reported the local Elks raised contributions totaling 267.77 dollars for the Old Ironsides Drive.

Concord Ironsides Drive Edward W. Sheehan Concord Lodge of Elks Body of Elks

Concord Unit Tops State and Nation in Activities

At the Fall meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of James J. Mansfield Post American Legion officers were nominated for the annual meeting and election on Oct. 27. The furnishing committee reported progress on refurnishing the Auxiliary room at Emerson Hospital. President Mrs Horton announced the unit ranks first in the state and second in the nation for unit activities.

James J. Mansfield American Legion Emerson Hospital Horton Woa Concord

Maynard Bride Franches Lanigan Weds Franctis Goodwin

Miss Frances Mary Lanigan daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Lanigan of 66 Great Road Maynard married Franctis Cat tell Goodwin son of Mr and Mrs Howard Goodwin of 1 Brentwood Ave Woburn Sunday at four in the rectory of St Bridget's church Rev Edward F Crowley officiated The bride wore orchid georgette trimmed with Beco carried shower bouquet The groom an engineer on the Boston and Maine railroad attended by best man Arthur Burts A reception followed at the bride's home Gifts included pearl rosary and cuff links for the groom The couple will reside on their return from a tour The bride is active in St Bridget's Immaculate Conception Sodality and the groom is a Woburn High School graduate.

Newport Immaculate Conception Sodality St. Bridget’s Church Woburn High School Boston and Maine Railroad

Re elect Pres AO H Auxiliary In Maynard

Ladies' Auxiliary of AO H elected officers at a Friday meeting in Masonic hall. Mrs James Achat was re elected president with officers including Mrs Robert White vice president Miss Florence Wilder recording secretary and others. A Halloween party with whist and games was planned for October 26 at Masonic hall with events from 8 to 11 o'clock.

Agnes Driscoll Masonic Hall

Camp backs movie show for veterans in Concord

At the meeting of Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 65 United Spanish War Veterans in Veterans Building, it was decided to sponsor a moving picture entertainment on Thursday evening November 3. The feature is Across the Pacific, a Spanish War story. Committee members named are J. William Byron John Anderson James Berry and George Hagerty. Concord High School football eleven teams with Middlesex on the gridiron this afternoon.

Concord Ralph P. Hosmer United Spanish War Veterans Veterans Pacific J. William Byron John Anderson James Berry George Hagerty

Roslindale Bride Weds Dr Sheehan in Roslindale

Miss Margaret Eleanor Gately of Roslindale and Dr John Dennis Sheehan of Concord Jct were married October 12 at Sacred Heart Church Roslindale. The couple will reside at 97 Main Street Concord after January first with a wedding breakfast at Longwood Towers Brookline.

John .D. Sheehan Margaret E. Gately Sacred Heart Church Margaret Eleanor Gately Roslindale John Dennis. Sheehan Concord Rosendale John J. Gately Brown Avenue Roslina J. J. Gately Crypf Breen Main Street Henry A. Pemem Cae Oly Cross Merhin Nh Bridge John J. Fallon Paul F Joseph ¢ Gately John J. Millaney Lawrence BR. Clark Longwood Towers Brookline Ain Quebec Adirondacks Sheehan Jamaica Plain Boston City Hospital Boston University W. F. Schraffts and Sons Chocolate Factory Maine Elas Holy Cross College Harvar

New Homes Bring Residential Boom on Acton Main Street

A developing section on Acton Main Street between RE E Fletcher residence and the Maynard line sees eight new houses under construction. Notable builders include John Clayton, Charles Mills, Sidney Laffin, Joseph W Evans, and Mrs Agnes Nagle. The growth improves appearance and could lower town taxes once roads are lined with houses to Maynard.

Acton Main Street RE. E. Fletcher Maynard Samuel Christie John Clayton Charles Mills Sidney Laffin Haw Joseph W.evans Walter Tucker Agnes Nagle

Mrs Curtis and Mrs Hoar Host Evening Canaps at Club

This evening Mrs Alfred Curtis and Mrs Sherman Hoar host a cance at the Concord Country Club for Miss Helen Curtis and Miss Mary Buttrick.

Alfred Curtis Sherman Hoar Concord Country Club Helen Curtis Mary Buttrick

Life of Lily Clarke Case Told by Her Son

The son Rev Brayton C Case recalls his mother Lily Clarke Case born June 3 1857 Alden New York who became a missionary in Burma India arriving 26 March 1885 with Miss Whitehead and Miss Sheldon. She led Girls Schools at Kemmendine married Rev John E Case in 1886 then opened a station at Myingyan in 1887 and built a compound to deter bands of decoits. She started an Anglo Vernacular school on the veranda and after health breaks returned to Burma in 1894 reopening the school which grew into a self supporting high school of nearly 300 pupils under Burmese Christian management.

Lily Clarke Case Brayton C. Case Burma India Actons Alden N. Y Batavia N. Y Whitehead Sheldon Kemmendine John E. Case Toungoo Myingyan Upper Burma America Mission House

Nelson B Conant dies at 81 in Littleton after lengthy public service

Concord reports the death of Nelson B Conant of Littleton who died at his home after a long career in business and public office. Born in Acton in 1846 he moved to Littleton with his brother Albert F Conant, ran a mercantile business and later the Conant Machine Co with his son Wallace B Conant. An active public servant for about 50 years he held roles as selectman assessor library trustee and cemetery commissioner and served in the General Court in 1890.

Concord Nelson B Conant Littleton Acton Albert F Conant Conant Machine Co Wallace’ B. Conant

Gaddis to Speak in Maynard on October 27

M P Gaddis general manager of International Shoe Co and director of Boston Boot and Shoe Club will address a meeting in Maynard October 27 under the Business News Association auspices. A Lahn president invites public attendance. Rev Dr Gail Cleland preached at the Trinitarian Congregational Church on the topic One Hour.

Maynard M. P. Gaddis The International Shoe Co New England Boston Boot and Shoe Club A. Lahn Gail Cleland Trinitarian Congregational Church

Caiger Weds Priscilla Forbush in Dorchester Church

Miss Priscilla Forbush daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Forbush Dorchester married Edward B Caiger of Concord at Second Congregational Church Dorchester The bridegroom Harvard College and Harvard Law School graduate has served with Swain Carpenter and May since 1920 He is active in church town Legion Masonry and Concord civic bodies They will reside at 4 Lowell Road Concord

Concord Dorchester Priscilla Forbush Harry Orestes Forbush Edward B. Caiger Second Congregational Church Vaughn Dabney Dorothy P. Houghton Joseph R Cotton Lexington Richard Brabrook Walsh Lowell Winslow J. Damon Howard B.daniels Board of Health Electric Light James J. Mansfield American Legion Corinthian Lodge A.F A. M Walden R. A Concord Masonite Corporation Concord Cooperative Bank

Concord Wins Championship of League

The Concord Town Team won the Middlesex County Base Ball tie race after a postseason series against West Groton. West Groton forfeited the final game 9-0 to give Concord the championship amid protests over a player's eligibility.

Concord West Groton W. Groton W Groton Wipire Janley Dick Loftus Minneapolis Minneaapolis

Concord Rod and Gun Club dedicates new clubhouse on Columbus Day

An all day program at the Concord Rod and Gun Club marked the dedication of its new clubhouse. William J. Bulger Jr. chaired the dedication with flag-raising, a skeet event where Nelson A. Horne fired 23 birds, and a banquet for over 100. Prizes were awarded to Horne, Cook, Sweatt, and Taylor, with Hagerty taking a consolation trophy. The building features a 30 by 24 foot main hall, a kitchen, storeroom, and adjacent skeet grounds, all nearing completion.

Concord Rod and Gun Club William J. Bulger, Jr Frank Macone Nelson A Horne Nelson A. Horne Horne Harry Cook Cook Glenn Sweatt John Taylor Taylor Sweatt B. Hagerty Boston Banjo UF Loyd Elgen Kap Ryan William Bulger Jr Herbert Coo Nelson A. Horne Michael ‘Hogan Elmer Rankin William G. Ny Edward Wright Samuel” ‘Honi Joseph B. Algeo E.P. Dunton Mr. Adams and Frederick Nolan

Mary Ellen Darling, 96, Dies in Salem Home

Concord, Oct 19 Mrs Mary Ellen Darling mother of Blanche Abbott Townsend wife of Town Treasurer Herbert C Townsend died at home Thursday of old age in her ninety sixth year Private funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in the Memorial Chapel Harmony Grove cemetery Salem Rev Thomas H Billings officiated Burial was in the family lot Harmony Grove Cemetery Mrs Darling was born in Salem the daughter of John and Eliza Stevens She married William Darling a Bangor shoe manufacturer who died forty years ago

Concord Mary Ellen “Darling Blanche Abbott Townsend Herbert C. ‘Townsend Harmony Grove Salem Thonas H. Billings First Church Unitarian Dating Sale John Eliza (Sa Ders) Stevens

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