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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
3
Gutteridge, president of mi Country Club, reports new work will begin soon at the club. He notes the project will be in readiness and mentions the club has had one of its most successful years, exceeding other local figures.
Oughlin advances from semifinals at the Ki ment Club event defeating H A as the champion remains in contention. Coughlin earned a qualifying spot while Cleon Harsid and Mulcahy faced off for the next round in Concora.
The notice names Dorothy Elizabeth Priest of Walter’s Prient 24 Con t and William Henry Ken Passaic New Jersey and San owen daughter of Yuho 42 Midland Street Wor and George Victor Forster Wr and Mrs Victor Forster Maynard Avenue.
A garbled entry outlines property sale on Wood Street with details of con and about 18 000 feet to Margaret Durkel plus plans for Concord Musical Club meeting chaired by Mrs Charles Nin. It also mentions canceled Maynard baseball, Grove Church services, several October events and a collision on Pollen Road near Read Lexington last week.
Members of the Concord Female Charitable Society gathered on Hubbard Street on Wednesday afternoon to serve Emerson Hospital.
Philip A. Davis presided at a women’s committee dinner with Mrs. C. Davis as chairman. The evening featured group singing and Rev. Dr. Johannes A. Kern, minister of First Parish, who recently returned from Europe, spoke on conditions in Iterian Cooperation.
A literature study session was held in the afternoon at The School of the Club. Mrs. Charles R. E. Brown led a discussion centered on The Alcotts and the School of Philosophy.
The Concord Board of Trade met in Eaton Hall High School with President Wallace B. Conant presiding. Edward B. Caiger shared details of his recent Panama Canal Zone trip. refreshments followed the adjourned business and address.
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