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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
4
Under the direction of Mrs Dun can G Chap the annual reports will be read and officers will be elected for the coming year. Dor te we supper at 7 p m.
Acton observes Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary with a Friday evening pageant at the Acton Fair directed by Mrs. Mildred Dusseault. The two hour program features receptions for Lady Arabella and Gov Winthrop, colonial scenes, Minutemen, and the Liberty pageant with townspeople in period roles.
Miss Lilla Adams of Jaffrey N H visits her sister Mrs Waldo Stone. Robert Hunter returns walk in Worcester and continues his course at the Institute. The Men’s club holds a one night event on Thursday with supper at 8. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone visit friends in Portland Maine. Wald and Igobel Stone go to Philadelphia. Waldo remains at school while Waldo visits uncles there.
Mrs Louise C Abbott of Prairie Street has been visiting her daughter Ruth Mrs Theodore Keeps Newport Rhode Island. Text shows fragmented OCR but indicates a family visit and location references.
Concord’s vigorous Men’s Club opened its fall season at the Trinitarian Church vestry after a successful prior series. Rev George L Thurlow serves as president with Carl Carlson as vice president and Charles R Voigt as secretary. A 630 PM supper preceded a talk by Paul W Dempsey and an American Telephone Company moving picture demonstration drew strong interest.
A West Concord Parent Teacher Association gathering convened in the Harvey Wheeler school auditorium this evening to discuss school affairs and community needs.
Rev Ralph W Stone preaches at Sunday service on The Appeal of the Highest with a children’s sermon Crying for Attention. Morning service at 10 20 followed by Sunday school at noon. Monday Scouts meet at 7 pm Tuesday midweek service at 7 30 pm.
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