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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1929
Page
4
Public notice from The Weekly Enterprise in Marlboro Massachusetts records its office address 1 Liberty Street and weekly publication schedule. It notes second class matter status, post office entry and subscription terms with mention of multiple local towns served.
The Ladies' Union of West Concord Church met in the church parlor on Tuesday afternoon. Church School opened at noon with encouraging attendance and a large group despite the weather.
Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone preached on The Release of Marabas at the Sunday service of the West Concord Union Church. A children’s sermon was given, organist Miss Gertrude H. Rideout returned from vacation, and the vested choir sang under Miss Mildred Stone.
Rev Alfred Wheelerstone presides with a Sunday service on Sept 46 at 10 30 a m and a sermon on An Important Study for Our Fall Curriculum. Sunday School at 12 m. Senior Christian Endeavor led by Miss Margaret Reid at 2 30 p m Tuesday Sept 7. WCTU meets 7 30 p m in the Vestry. Midweek Service Sept 18 2 30 p m. Helping Hand Society opens in the Vestry.
Samuel Merwin spoke to Summer School students at iddlebury College Vermont on story writing. The Carter Furniture Co opened a new 3 story brick store. Miss Peggy Gowen will study at the Sorbonne in Paris and later tour Egypt and India with Mrs Harlow. Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith vacationing in Chatham Cape Cod. An ice cream truck got stuck on Main street between the harness shop and Bricham's Corner.
On Wednesday May 25 Miss Jean Lamont Proctor will debut at the Concord Center with a dance program. The Concord Board of Trade opening meeting has been postponed to a later date chosen by President Thomas Hollis Jr. Edna J. Durham of Lids An Se16s has visited with Mrs. Carlé Wood on the Cambridge Turnpike. Lois Towne and Jackson 29 will teach at Litchfield High School for the next school year.
The notice outlines URST Church of Christ Scientist in Wellesley Massachusetts with Sunday services at 10 45 am and Sunday school at 10 45 am. Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45 pm. The Golden Text from Psalms 135 13 and Jeremiah 32 17 19 is cited along with the Bible passage and excerpt from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
President Miss Catherine Hayes presided at the opening of the Fall season meeting in Monument hall. A penny sale open to the public is planned for the next meeting on Wednesday evening September 18 in Monument hall. A committee on arrangements led by Miss Hannah Morley with Miss Margaret Callahan Mrs Nellie Keefe Miss Gertrude Martell and Miss Catherine Hayes was appointed. The annual meeting and officer election will be October 2.
Reverend Smith C. Dexter celebrant at Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts Sunday September 15 8 am Holy Communion 11 am morning prayer and sermon by the rector.
Concord High School reports June College Board exams from its students. Of 22 exams with instructor recommendation or consent, 20 passed. Among 22 with neither recommendation nor consent, 6 passed. Instructors judged pupil ability with 83.8 percent accuracy. Two honors in Physics and one student admitted to Wellesley. Room to set. Call 9 Brook Street or 319-W.
Rev Olaf N Johnsen preached A Voice from Hell at the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church service. Raymond Emerson and family return to Concord home after summer at their cottage in emer woods Hole. Hollis S Howe and Lloyd Howe at York Harbor Maine for a three week vacation. Arthur B Brooks and companion returned from a vacation at a camp in Belgrade Me.
Bob Asbjornsen boosted his home run record by smashing a four-base hit against Tovy of Allentown in Pittsfield last Tuesday, showcasing power in a key league matchup.
Waltham defeated Concord 4 to 2 as the visitors broke the game open late with timely hits. Concord started strong with McCabe on base and Peterson safe, but a wild throwing spree produced all Concord runs. Waltham touched Robinson for eight hits while Barr held Concord to four.
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M held its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple with W M Howard B Daniels presiding. Officers elected include Master Alexander R MacLedd Senior Warden G Sherman Blair Junior Warden Robert F Charles Treasurer Wells A Hall Secretary Will A Charles Senior Deacon Philip C Holden Junior Deacon Allan A Stevenson Trustee Winslow J Damon and Rev Smith C Dexter. Installation set for next Tuesday Sept 17 led by Past Grand Master Dudley H Ferrell with Grand Marshal Rand Hilton. supper by Mrs Duncan G Chapman precedes the ceremony.
Concord changes its traffic life as Main Street from the harness shop to Brighams Corner is opened as a first class road. The old bumpy arched trail is gone, replaced by smooth pavement allowing safer travel for horses and machines and ending many travel delays.
Mary Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Smith of Main St was voted best all around camper among eighteen girls at Knoll Camp Conway NH and earned the Junior Camp Spirit prize.
Concord High School opened on Wednesday of last week with an Snighe oe-386 device. The newcomers faced a swelling influx as late arrivals arrived, creating a near maximum reception.
On September 11 at Capeend Country Club an eight hole handicap medal and club championship qualifier were held. John Merwin won the medal with a 78 76 gross and George K Whitney took the net prize with 69. The championship will use two divisions for top 16 and next eight scores, with a beaten eight division for first round losers.
The engagement unites Miss Anne Bradley daughter of Dr and Mrs Mark Bradley Hartford Conn with Ferdinand Gordon son of Mr and Mrs Watson Gordon Nashgatu Hill The bride to be is a Cushing Academy graduate who studied at Farmount School Washington DC and recently earned a diploma from Boston School of Occupational Therapy Gordon attended Concord High School and works with Abbey Press Cambridge Robert Fletcher returns from vacation at Taunto.
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