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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1926

Page

6

Baliwin Again Heads Concord Country Club

The Concord Country Club held its annual meeting with David A. Baldwin re-elected president for his sixth term. Officers named include Wilford Saeger vice president Roger D. Swain secretary Ralph Holden treasurer and a board of governors: Burleigh L. Pratt Henry P. Kidder and Joseph S. Richardson. The Lovell Bus Line Inc won town approval for a nonstop service through Lexington linking Leominster Fitchburg Clinton and surrounding towns with Arlington Heights and Harvard Square. A midnight departure from the Heights to Concord is planned.

Baliwin Concord Country Club David A. Baldwin Wilford Lovell Bus Line, Inc Lexington Nervice Leom Arlington Heights Leominster Fitchburg Clinton Lancaster Hudson Stow Maynard Concord Boston Harvard Square Heights

Religious Census Totals From Five Concord Churches

Under the auspices of five Concord churches a survey of about 400 families was conducted by parishists from First Parish Meeting House to Trinity Congregational and Norwegian churches. Rain did not dampen efforts as canvassers returned by 5 PM with results to be tabulated by Dr. Cleland for Rev. Dr. Gail’s committee.

Gail Trinitarian Congregational Church Cleland

Public meeting on Prohibition in Concord Town Hall

The Concord Citizens Alliance schedules a public meeting at Concord Town Hall on Wednesday evening October 2 to debate government control modification or enforcement of Prohibition. Mayor Frank B. Ebbert of California will address the gathering, discussing law and facts, with veteran credentials and a career in contract law.

Concord Citizen's Alliance Concord Frank B. Ebbert California Ebbet Chemical Warfare Service

Engagement of Miss Margaret P Bush to Benjamin Smith

At a dinner at 1 Thoreau Street Mr and Mrs Walter Meiggs announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Margaret Putnam Bush to Benjamin Lincoln Smith son of Mr and Mrs W Lincoln Smith of 4 Academy Lane Miss Bush a Concord Academy graduate Her mother is a niece of sculptor Daniel Chester French Mr Smith graduated in 1923 from Northeastern University where he led Alpha Sigma and is now with Hood Rubber Company

Margaret P. Bush Thoreau Street Walter Meiggs Raed Fey Ter Mixa Margaret Putnam Bush Benjamin Lincoln Smith W. Lincoln Smith Academy Lane Miss Bush Concord Academy Daniel Chester French Smith Northeastern University Hia Sleeoe T Alphappa Sigma Fraternity Hood Rubber Company

Concord Man Weds Quincy Woman at St Ann’s Wollaston

Miss Nonie T. OConnor of Quincy married Sunday afternoon at St. Ann’s Rectory Wollaston to Rev. Harry Keefe of Maynard and Concord. The couple plans a wedding trip to Canada and will reside in Merrymount Quincy.

Concord Quincy Nonie T. O'Connor St. Ann's Church Wollaston Harry Maynard Canada Keefe Merrymount

Acton Assessors Schedule Tax Adjustment Sessions

The Acton Assessors will hold sessions at the Town Hall Selectmen's rooms on October 21 28 and November 4 from 7 20 to 9 p m to adjust tax errors or omissions. The notice mentions beef prices at 17 Walden Street for consumer reference.

Walden Street South Acton Acton Selectmen's

Fire destroys Lovell Bus property in Toice House area

An omnibus property owned by Bir Lovell was destroyed by fire in Toice House Oct 20. Firemen fought the blaze from about 1:30 AM to 4:50 AM and returned to headquarters when the general alarm sounded. A driver who arrived for 5:30 AM work alerted the department to the flames. The loss was about 2500 dollars and the bus was partially insured.

Maynard Birthe Lovell

President's Day Observed by Weat Cord Club

Attendance included presidents and secretaries of nearby clubs as the Weat Cord club opened in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Stella Marek Cushing recounted The Romantic Story of Cosche Guenaian, tracing four centuries under foreign rule until World War freedom, with music, folk songs, and Czech dances. A reception followed with officers and past presidents assisting, and Mrs F W Taylor hosting.

Weat Concord Club Odd Fellows Hall Stella Marek Cushing Dorothy Clemensena F. W. Taylor

Trinitarian Church Concord Service and Meetings

Rev Gail Cleland Ph D preacher for Sunday morning service on The Vision of the Eternal. Women’s Union meets Thursday Oct 21 at 3 pm in church parlor with prayer and song school at 9 30 am and young people club at 6 pm led by Virginia Prescott. Week service will be omitted.

Concord Masa Gail Cleland Women's Union Young People’s Club Mian Virginia Prescott

Donation Day Great Success at Emerson Hospital

The Donation Day and Fair held Saturday at Emerson Hospital netted $220 so far with more contributions expected. The committee extends hearty thanks to all who supported this worthy cause.

Emerson Hospital

Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Dance Series Opens in Association Hall

Concord Junction hosts the first dance in a series at Association hall on Thursday October 21 with Hibbard’s famous orchestra of Lowell. The next dance follows in four weeks on Thursday November 18. A children’s party features Division 44 and the Ladies Auxiliary in Monument hall tonight with Miss Eva Dee as committee chair.

Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows Association Hall Concord Junction Hibbard Lowell Ancient Order of Hibernians Monument Hall Eva Dee

Hibernians Elect New Division 5 President

The annual Division 5 Hibernians meeting at Monument Hall elected Joseph M. Collina as president succeeding Thomas J. Byron. Officers include Richard Hartnett as vice president Patrick McPhillips recording secretary Michael J. Collins financial secretary James J. Byron treasurer and others named on the standing committee. Reatare after the session was served to a large turnout.

Hiberians Ancient Order of Hibernians Monument Hall Joseph M. Collina Thomas J. Byron Richard Hartnett Patrick McPhillips Michael J. Collins James J. Byron Thomas Filannigan James Powers, Jr Michael Hopkins David Carey

Red Crown Presents The Sheik at Veterans Building

Concord hepter of the American Red Crown will screen Dolph Valentino's The Sheik on Wednesday at 3:46 and 8:10 p.m. at the Veterans building.

Concord Hepter American Red Crown Fr. Dolph Valentino The Veterans Building

District Conference at First Parish Church Concord

The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club hosts the Eleventh District Conference at the First Parish Meeting House on Monday October 25. The event opens at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs Arthur P Curtis in charge, followed by luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tickets cost one dollar and reservations for lunch are due by October 20 with Mrs Loring N Fowler. Guests of honor include Mrs Arthur D Potter Mas State Federation and Mrs Frederick G Smith General Federation Director.

First Parish Concord Mass Woman's Club Arthur P. Curtis Loring N. Fowler Mra Arthur D. Potter Mase Federation Frederick G. Smith General Federation

Quartermaster Inspects Camp 55 Veterans Affairs

Quartermaster Robert Townsend of Leslie PF Hunting Camp leads the annual inspection of Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 United Spanish War Veterans in the Veterans building Friday evening. Assisted by Senior Vice Commander Miles and Past Commanders Michael Hoban and Colbert, the camp’s affairs and property were found in first class condition.

Robert Townsend Leslie PF

Emerson Hospital Do nation Day Sale At Town Hall

A harvest and food sale for Emerson Hospital was held in Town Hall on Saturday afternoon under a women’s committee led by Mrs. Ralph Holden. Proceeds from selling baked goods and produce support the hospital building project.

Emerson Hospital Town Hall Ralph Holden Winthrop T. Hodges Michael Mullaney Granvilfe Molden Burleigh L. Pratt Pauline Rodman

Concord Maynard baseball series ends for the year

Voters meet at Town Hall in a session while Concord High has no game Saturday. Middlesex teams with Groton at North. Dr Gail Cleland’s wife returns from a visit with parents in Berkeley. Trinity Church plans its annual fair at the Parish House.

Concord

Walden R A Chapter to Install Officers in Masonic Temple

District Deputy Grand High Priest of the 18th Capitular District with Ex James H Gile an Deputy Grand Captain will install Walden R A Chapter officers in Mason ic Temple Monday evening. Irving G Dart of Maynard and Priest William H Davis of King are named along with William A Wilkins of Lexington as Scribe Ex Hollis Howe of Concord as Treasurer and Rt Ex Will A Charles of South Acton as secretary. Other officers continuing in line include Warren B Hartin Robert F E Hartin Wisner F Park James F Powers and Chaplain Emeritus Ex Henry F Associate Chaplain Rev Cleland Organist Wallace C Tyler R Clifford Pratt.

Wa Heena Paestatick James H. Gilean Walden R. A Masonic Temple Irving G. Dart Maynard William H. Davis In. King William A. Wilkins Lexington Hollis Howe Concord Will A. Charles South Acton SF A Warren B Robert FE. Hartin Wilbert Andrew J Raymond Wisner F Park James F. Powers Henry F

John M Abbott Leads iH H Tournament At Concord Club

John M Abbott won first honors with 54 points in the iH H tournament at Concord Country Club. Frank A Pierce took second with 47 points, while Michael Cody Jr. scored 42 points and Burleigh Pratt 29 points in a event noting eagle 10 birdie 5 par and no official record.

John M. Abbot John M. Abbott Concord Country Club Prank A. Pierce Hi. H Frank A. Pierce Michael Cody Jr B. Chitterden

Clearing Clouds About Bank Withdrawals and On Demand Payments

An advertisement from Cord Co operative Bank explains withdrawal notices are not required and payments are made on demand. It promotes opening an account with monthly deposits from one to forty dollars and offers 5 percent interest compounded quarterly.

Concord Co-operative Bank Glint Thade

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Ian Dr. True Atibratin Freeman & Clancy Main St Maynard Plumbing and Heating Concord Red Cross Valentino Sheik E. E. Gray Co Concord, Mass St For Toice House Trinitarian A. W. Davie Co Ralph P. Hosmer Alfred M. Uhler Jeanie E. F. Wright Highland St Concord Jet L. Cousins Goncord Jc Chevrolet Touring A. S. Kelley Concord, Masse Maxwell Stearns-Knight Mutty & Tirrell, Inc Walden St Veteran’s Building Blarney Ripos Anoee Ralphs Graves Piuletto Duval Syd.Chaplin Carter’s Concord Ave West Concord Simmon’s Carter’ S N. Alfred Roberts Gallette Blades Tl Jeweler Concord, Jct
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