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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1927

Page

2

Alleyton Fire Alarm Records Auto Firm On Lexington Road

Box 15 alarm at 5 65 p m Thursday cited an auto mobile firm on Lexington Road. C M Breen of Chelsea owned touring car slightly damaged. Postmaster Fred A Tower noted 1.86 inches rain in the rainstorm, October total above average, wind at 36 miles per hour around 9 30 this morning.

Box 15 Lexington Road C. M. Breen Chelsea Fred.a. Tower Cooperative Observer United States Weather Bureau

First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Notice

Concord church announces services at 10 45 A M with the lesson subject Probat ion After Death Sunday school at 10 46 A M testimonials meeting Wednesday at 7 45 P M reading room hours 2 to 5 P M on weekdays

First Church of Christ, Scientist Oaument Square Concord Sta. Y

Trinity Church Schedule Concord Massachusetts Events

The Trinity Church in Concord Massachusetts lists upcoming services and meetings. Rev Smith Dexter rector hosts an annual Church Aid Society meeting Wednesday October 26 at 3 30 pm. There are morning and evening services and a church school session on October 28 as well as Boy Scout gatherings on October 21 and 28.

Concord Mass Smith Dexter Church Aid Society

Middlesex Defeats Tabor Eleven In Shutout Victory

Middlesex school football blanked Tabor Academy of Marion 13 to 0 on the Concord gridiron. White the Middlesex right halfback starred, scoring all points including a three yard run for the first quarter score and a 30 yard touchdown run in the final period. Eight Middlesex downs to two for Tabor reflect the decisive play by the home eleven.

Middlesex Tabor Acadey Marion Tabor Middlesex School Tabor Acad Dunne Donovan Kelley Kerr Keyes Bailey Almy Hadley Sargent Werrenwrath Underwood Cobb Hoguet Poett Dillingham Cornish Dunstan Tanley Tabor Road

Hepburn Flag Winner at Concord Country Club

Andrew H. Hepburn won the weekend flag tournament at Concord Country Club, placing 20 yards from the 19th green. Arthur B. Brooks was second at 40 yards from the same green, with R. B. Chapman third at 200 yards. Other scores listed include A Bowser 250 yards and additional players noted near greens.

Hepburn Concord Andrew H. Hepburn Arthur B. ‘Brooks R.B. ‘Chapman A.H Hepburn A. B. Brooks R. E. Chapman A Bowser F. A. ‘Pierce H. B. Hosmer M. Cody Jr J M Abbot W. Blanchard

Chester A Leavitt dies, longtime White Mountain guide

Chester Andrew Leavitt, a well-known licensed guide in the White Mountain region, died in Concord on Friday in his 65th year. Funeral services were held Sunday at Miss Marion A. Barker’s home, with Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkeley officiating. Burial took place at Carroll, New Hampshire, on Tuesday morning.

Chester Andrew Leavitt White Mountain Concord Marion A. Barker Beygjamin R. Bulkeley Emerius Carroll New Hampshire

Miss Piper Weds James Olsen In Concord Ceremony

Leona Piper daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Piper of Comon wealth Ave. married James Olsen son of Mr and Mrs John Olsen at West Concord Union Church. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone officiated the double ring service. The bride wore white satin with Spanish lace and carried bride roses. Bridesmaid Evelyn Smith of Pawtucket wore pale blue crepe and pink roses. Best man Burton Piper, ring bearers Janet Piper and William Olsen, flower girls Florence Davis and Ruth Piper. Reception with an orchestra led by Mr. Foss. The couple plan a White Mountains trip and will reside at the bride’s home. Mrs Olsen belongs to Willow Rebecca Lodge and Annursnac Grange. Mr Olsen to Concord Lodge I O O F and Annursnac Grange. he works at Whitney Coal and Grain Co.

Leona Piper Frank Piper Comonwealth Ave James Olsen John Olsen Alfred Wheeler Stone West Concord Union Church Evelyn Smith Pawtucket R. J Mr. Foss

7th and 8th Grade Soccer Canceled by Fire

A combined 7th and 8th grade match between Peter Bulkeley Emerson Harvey Wheeler West Concord and Parlin Everett was canceled due to a two platoon system adopted after a fire. A replacement game was scheduled for this afternoon at Emerson playground against Winthrop Junior. Rev. E. M. Anderson concluded his meeting series in Brooklyn with an illustrated talk on Jerusalem and the Passion of Christ.

Peter Bulkeley Emerson Harvey Wheeler West Concord Parlin Everett Emerson Playground Winthrop E. M. Anderson Brooklyn N. Y Evangelical Free Church Jerusalem

Concord High Triumphs 2 0 After Blocked Punt Safely

A blocked punt in the final period produced a two point safety for Concord High, securing a 2 0 victory over Braintree High on Emerson Playground. The game featured a scoreless start, multiple penalties, and key punts and interceptions shaping a tense finish.

Women’s Parish Association hears Phoebe talk

Rev Marion Murdock was the principal speaker at the First Parish Women’s Parish Association meeting in the vestry of the Meeting House. She spoke on What Did Phoebe Do. A social hour followed with refreshments supervised by Mrs Philip A David and Mrs Louis A Sohfer. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday afternoon November 21.

Marion Murdock Women’s Parish Association Phoebe Philip A. David Louis A.sohfer

Needham and Concord High Battle to No Score Tie

The Concord High and Needham High elevens played to a scoreless tie on Emerson Playground Saturday. Frequent fumbles, interceptions, and grounded passes slowed the game amid delays for injuries as defenses dominated and the few advancing plays stalled. Captains Staples and McDermott led Concord with De Fazio and Peterson as notable backs, while Needham featured Berger and Woods in a rugged, error-prone contest.

Concord High Needham High Emerson Playground Needham High Dee le Gorse Bacon Tompkins Woods Concord—Robinghn Besco Needham

Whist Party Held at Monument Hall by Concord Knights

A whist party under Concord Pompeii Knights of Columbus was held at Monument Hall on Monday evening. John A. Hutchinson chaired the Cent Mittee in chargé, assisted by James E. Finan Jr, Joseph McKenna, Bernard Rustie, Kay Ross, and Fred Lawton. Prizewinners included Thomas McGann, Mrs Katherine Gaudet, Miss Julia Lawton, Miss Agnes Carroll, Mrs William Dée, John Flannery Russell Parsons and John Berry, with Martin Diskin and Miss Norah Thompson taking consolation trophies.

Monument Hall Concord Pompeii Knights of Columbus John A. Hutchinson Cent Mittee James E. Finan Joseph McKenna Bernard Rustie Kay Ross Fred Lawton Thomas McGann Katherine Gaudet Julia ‘Lawton Agnes ‘Carroll William Dée John Flannery Russell F. ‘Parsons John Berry Martin Diskin Norah Thompson

Union Church Concord Junction Weekly Schedule

Union Church Concord Junction Mass lists a Sunday service at 10 30 P M with a sermon on Sufficient for Every Need and a morning program. Afternoon activities include the Senior Society at 6 00 P M and the evening service at 7 00 P M with Seancer on A New Monday. The week features Boy Scouts Tuesday Ladies Union Midweek Service Friday Junior Frontier Christian Endeavor and a 8 00 P M Union Club monthly meeting.

Concord Junction Mass Alfred W. Storie Society of Christian Haneovor Seeancer Boy Scouts Union Loony Christian Endeavor Inter Ab of the Christian He Union Club

Ed Boom-iTo Let On Cord in Massachusetts

Fragmentary notice mentions a cord and a machine call in Concord Massachusetts with unclear telephone reference. No clear event dates or identities are readable.

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Collins Reelected President of Division 56 A C H

Joseph M Collins was reelected president of Division 56 A C H with officers James F Powers Sr as vice president Patrick McPhillips as recording secretary Michael J Collins as financial secretary James J Byrne as treasurer Thomas Flannigan as sergeant at arms James Powers Jr as sentinel Michael Hopkins as chairman David Carey Thomas J Byrne Sr James Byrne and Daniel Hennessy as standing committee The officers will be installed in early November with Division 4 Ladies Auxiliary.

Concord Joseph M. Collins Division 56 A.C James F. Powers Patrick McPhillips Michael J. Collins James J. Byrne Thomas Flannigan James Powers, Jr Sentinel Michael Hopkins David Carey Thomas J. Byrne James Byrne Daniel Hennessy Ladies Auxiliary

One Half a Colonial Duplex House in Central Concord

Property listing for a modern half duplex in a prime corner location at Monument Street and Court Street in Concord Massachusetts. Offered by John M Keyes of Monument Street Concord.

Concord Mass Monument Street

Knights of Columbus Whist Party Draws Large Concord Crowd

Concord hosts a well attended Knights of Columbus whist party at the council hall. Mrs James Hanley and Mrs John the second along with Mrs Nessig win prizes while Paul Allen of Maynard and Mr Murray serve as scorers. Mrs Finan captures the fourth trophy as committee chair John A Jr leads a group including Fonan Jr Joseph Menard Rushe Edward Tosnal Lawton. Players report an interesting evening.

Concord Knights of Columbus Jjument Hall James Hanley John Nessig Paul Allen Maynard Murray Finan Char John A. Jr Messrs Fonan, Jr Joseph Menard Rushe Edward Tosnal Lawton

Country Club Mixed Doubles Semis Nears Weekend

Results from the mixed doubles third rounds at Columbus Country Club show Mr and Mrs Alexander, Mr and Mrs Hutéchins, and Mr and Mrs Brooks advancing. Miss Mildren and Mr John Buttrick reach semifinals to be played this weekend.

Country Club Columbus Alexander Hutéchins Br Brooks Miss Mildren John Buttrick

Woman's Club Opens Season With Musical Recital

The Cynthia Hyda Gone will entertain members at the West Concord Woman's Club opening meeting in Jows Hall next Friday. After the musicale there will be a reception for officers of the club and ticket holders will have an opportunity at that time.

Cynthia Hyda West Concord Jows Hall

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