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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1924

Page

2

Concord Open Namthcap Golf Tournament Attracts Local Players

The Concord Country Club hosts the Namthcap event as part of the Massachusetts Golf Association schedule. Scores tally eagle five, birdie three, par one. Notable players Henry Po Kidder and Andrew Hepburn posted strong points but the event also previews the club championship with eight qualifiers for match play in both championship and consolation divisions.

Massachusetts Golf Assorciation Concord Dtx Hepworths Henry Po Kidder Andrew H. Hepburn Francis Brooks J. Wy Ames Cin

Concord Defense Day Set with Night Attack Demonstration

Concord planners announce a mass gathering at 8 pm on the Center playgrounds to mark National Defense Day on Sept 12. Co H infantry will display a night attack by machine gun fire while Col William Horton outlines the event. Judge Prescot Keyes will speak on the town's 289th incorporation anniversary if weather permits.

Concord Concord Center Infantry John Co Foiun William FE. Horton Uss.a Prescot Keyes State Armory John ©. Dolan George F. A. Mulcahy 1St Corps

Concord Grange Fest Sees Clams And Corn Inside

The annonal clambake and corn roast of Concord Grange No. 156 Patrons of Husbandry occurred Tuesday September 2 at Edgar Clark home on Lowell Road. Weather forced indoor dining but the event honored by John Tasemond and Mr and Mrs Guin. A September 16 Grange meeting will feature the annual Grange Fair with committee members Arthur Ada Fred Power William Dee Cort Veonks and others assisting.

Concord Grange Sdgar Clark Lowell Road Clark Mansion Adting John Tasemond Giin Grange Weesday Mate Arthur F. Ada Fred Power William Dee Cort Veonks Granville Shelden Nettie Wells M Mdear Clark Mary King Jove Raymond Carmelia Callanan Mary J. Mullaney Benjmin Clark Mary B Gers

Concord High football recruits 25 players for 1930 season

Coach Harley C Hodgkins leads Concord High School football practice with 25 candidates including eight veterans Frank Pickard John WoodworthThomas Shea John Hosey J Arnold Anderson John Hennessey Ralph Lapham Robert Asbjornsen. Veterans fill line positions while Captain Fleet Philip Lingham has left school. first game set for Saturday Sept 27 at Natick.

Natick Fleet Philip Lingham

Jitney Players Raise 455 Dollars for Hospital Fund

Proceeds from plays by the Jitney Players on Concord Academy grounds benefit Concord Deaconess Hospital. The total raised is 455 dollars after expenses.

Concord Academy Concord Deaconess Hospital

Concord Notes Include Housing Purchases and Local Appointments

Walter Bush buys the William Brown house on Elmer. Mrs. Hutch inson and family return to Concord after vacation. Frances Keyes opens an antique shop on Monument Street. Numerous residents return from trips, schools announce moves, and marriages and public notices appear.

Walter Bush William Brown Elmer I. A. Davie Annisquam Patrick McPhillips Sydney Lord Manchester Chenery Belfast Charles W. Hutchinson Concord Ransome Wells Nettie Pearl Plymouth Thomas Todd Pigeon Cove Frances Keyes Monument Street Mark Wentworth George E. Walcott River Street Edith Jewell Millis M. Irving Motte Henry Martell Howard B. Daniels New York State Marion Peterson New Bedford Elsie May Bean Ches Yonkers N. Y Concord High School Watson M. Gordon Sudbury Street Jaffrey N.H Evelyn Peterson New England Deaconess Hospital Brookline Alice L Brown Michael Maley Maynard St. Bernard's Church Richard P. White Kansas Agricultural College Jelle Ro Corinthian Lodge A.F A.M Masonic Temple Russell G. Fessender Harry P. Snelling Maynard Country Club Massachusetts Golf Association Hannah Kelley Walden Street Medford Eugenie Marie Foss National Society of New England Women George Owen Harvard Leonora Trafford Bernard W. Trafford St. Michael’s Church Newton

Record Attendance in Concord Schools Opens with 1500

Concord Schools opened Wednesday in all departments with an estimated attendance of about 1500 the largest on record. The High School attendance is about 500. The teaching staff is completed by the appointment of Mr. Harley G. Hodgkins of New York a Cornell man with four years experience.

Concord Harley G. Hodgkins New York Cornell

Trinity Church Service Schedule in Concord Mass

Rev. Smith O. Dexter rector leads Holy Communion at 8 30 AM and Morning Prayer with Sermon at 11 AM on Sunday September 14 at Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts.

Trinity Church Concord Mass Smith O. Dexter

Mass Meeting on Law and Order in Massachusetts

A mass meeting to support Law and Order will be held at the First Parish Vestry on Thursday September 18 at 8 pm under the Citizens Alliance of Massachusetts.

Citizens Allance of Massachusetts

Opening meeting of Hawthorne Chapter OES

The Hawthorne Chapter OES opens with presiding Matrons and Patrons from neighboring chapters. Helene M. Bishop of Malden Chapter will officiate as Worthy Matron and Zabeth H. Woodbury of Corinthian Chapter as Worthy Patron. A gala procession lists many Worthy Matrons and officers along with names and chapters. A 6:30 dinner proceeds under Sister Annie B. Allen’s direction.

Hawthorne Helene M Malden Zabeth H. Woodbury Corinthian Hudson Martha Hartin Magdalene Maynard L. Emma Whipple Aurora Natick Luella M. Mc Caulland Belmont Lillian M. Raymond Evangeline Brighton Lucy B. Slocum Glendale Everett Ida L. Preble Ida McKinley Ayer Anna B. Potter Mizpah Marlboro Marshal Adah Mabel G. Clark Orient Framingham Ruth Jennie Alexander Palestine Newtonville Esther Martha A. Higgins Longfellow Arlington Martha Minnie L. Stevenson Paul Revere Bedford Electa Lottie B. Taylor Lady Emma Fitchburg A. Bernica Rollins Trinity Clinton Sadie Hawley Bro John Anderson Hinchhorne Lewis E. Whipple Harry Burnham Clarence B. Cushman Merlboro Percy L. Willis Puritan Lowell Hubert D. Broderick Lexington Edward E. Walsh Leroy E. Bazely Waltham Carrie L. Dye Charles W. Sylvester Annie B. Allen

IT NEVER RAINS IT POURS AT TWO SHOWER EVENTS

Miss Alice L Brown and fiancé Michael Maley of Maynard are the featured couple in a double bridal shower described as rain on a grateful crowd. At Mrs James Hanleys a pink white decorated kitchen shower drew about 150 guests with food games and gifts. Attendees came from Maynard Waltham Cambridge Lowell Quincy Fitchburg.

Alice L. Brown Michael Maley Maynard James Hanley Harland B. C. Lawrence Charles Castle Ray Sims Edward Cullinane Clarence Meagher Thomas Finan John Hanley Charles Hogan John La@ftus James Powers Frederick Farrell William Ryan David Sheehan James Finan Michael Mai‘Taney James Farrell Katherine Downey Margaret Loftus Irene Loftus Margaret Craig Margaret O’brien Nellie Nelson Margaret Collins Misses Loftus Main Street Waltham Cambridge Lowell Quincy Fitchburg

Union Club Notes on Amateur Umpire Decisions

The Union Club baseball team faced unusual calls last week. An opponent ruled safe on a caught fly, another play called safe when the batter had struck out and the ball hit him, and an out ruled with a ball hidden by the first baseman while the pitcher stood ready.

Union Club

Umpires Decision Delays Maynard Game In Cold Saturday

Five runs resulted from an umpire's questionable call passing Nee to first on a strikeout in the third inning at Maynard. The teams waited a half hour in the cold while opponents warmed up in extended practice.

Nee Maynard

Union Club Dominates Sims But Fails to Plate Runs

The Union Club pounded Sims for thirteen hits and eight outs in the outfield but managed only four runs. J. H. N. went nine for ten at the plate, a remarkable hitting display despite the lack of scoring support.

Union Club Sims

Lincoln Town Team on the Play Grounds Saturday

When Pearce left the box in the fifth inning a crowd escorted him out into centerfield and jeered the rest of the game. Olsen had three hits in five appearances. Kitovicz drove in four with a fifth grounder, Edwardson added a triple, and Ramesh trapped a long drive as the team prepared for a Saturday showdown on the grounds.

Pearce George Edwardson Ramesh

Pilgrim Spirit Themes at Trinity Church Week

Rev Gail Cleland preaches The Pilgrim Spirit on Sunday Sept 14 at 10 45 A M The day includes Sunday School Rally Day at noon Young People Club at 6 P M and Evening Service at 7 P M with a talk series Stories of Famous Christians A midweek service is set for Sept 17 at 7 45 P M Millinery fall showing at Miss Houghton's store Sept 17 and 18.

Trinitarian Concord Mass Gail Cleland New England Wallace BB. Conant Young People's Club Christ C. H. Smith

Ellsworth Waltz at CHS Organizes Friday Will Store

Ellsworth Waltz of CHS announces a 1924 will store schedule for Miss Houghton, with activities every Friday through the upcoming season.

Ellsworth Waltz Boston University C. H. Smith Miss Houghton

Concord High School Athletic Association Elects Officers

The annual meeting at Eaton Hall elected John Woodworth as president Dorothy Whitney as vice president Alfred Lufkin as secretary Leif Ostberg as senior council member Eleanor Clubb as junior council member George Johnson as sophomore council member and Richard Appleby as football manager.

Concord H. S&s. A. A Concord High School Athletic Association Eaton Hall Frank A. Pickard John Woodworth Dorothy Whitney Alfred Lufkin Senoor Leif Ostberg Eleanor Clubb George Johnson Richard Appleby

Corintha Lodge AF and AM Holds Annual Meeting

Corin thian Lodge AF and AM met at the Masonic Temple Monday with Worshipful Master Gardner W. Lawrence presiding. Annual reports were presented and officers for the coming year elected, including Worshipful Master Austin D. MacRae, senior warden Warren R. Goddard, and junior warden Dun- (text cut off)

Corinthian Lodge A.M A.F Masonic Temple Gardner W. Lawrence Austin D. MacRae Warren R. Goddard Dun

Masonic Relief Officers Elected and to be Installed

G Chapman treasurer Wor Charles W Sylvester secretary William C M senior deacon Elmer J L junior deacon Howard B associate member of Ga Masonic Relief Rt Wor W Sylvester trustee of the permanent fund Wor Raymond Willard Officers elected and to be installed Sept 18 by Most Worshipful Prince Past Grand Master.

Can G. Chapman Wor Charles W. Sylvester William C. M Elmer JL Howard B Ga Masonic Relief W. Sylvester Manent Fund Raymond Willard Arthur D. Prince Grand Ter

Wanted-Position as a street keeper and cook

Inquiries note a keeper who is a good cook seeking a street position in Boston. Wages offered are $15. Also mentions Nellie Horgan age 9 and a Mrs Anne Bea Sen Y George P Goodearl C H 1915 visiting a High School. An oil burner heater is for sale through F E Hawkes at Cord Jct.

Nellie Horgan Boston George P. Goodearl C.H Earl Montana Agricultural College F. E. Hawkes Cord Jct

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