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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1929

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Unclear OCR fragment details on European travel story

Fragmentary text mentions Mr Henry A Laughlin and Miss Celcia Wagner with references to a summer event in Europe and a visit by family members to Gere land, with names John M Histon and relatives.

Henry A.laughlin Ome Nashawtud Road Europe Celcia Wagner Homer Academy Speenan Yerrnis Rathis John M. Histon Aummér

Opening meeting of Concord Parent-Teacher Association

The Concord and West Concord Parent-Teacher Association held its opening meeting in Eaton Hall High School. Parents and teachers toured decorated halls and rooms, attended a reception, and heard Principal Lincoln R Soule outline a year of inspiration and education. Elizabeth Worcester Beaman performed, with accompanist Mr. Kuhn earning high praise. Hostesses included Mrs Ss Gigen and Mrs Armstrong among others. decorations were organized by a committee led by Mrs Chapmah.

Concen Eacher Concords Eaton Hall Concord West Concord Lincoln R. Soule Warren B. Goddard Wells Hall Jennie Wallace Edna Elms Dorothy Lunt Edith Tacher Irene C. Hebert Arvilla Colby Harvey Wheeler J. Vey Merrill Lillian Youngquist Catherine Ct. O. Coates Peter Ss. Gigen Cb BE. B. Armstrong Man Ballou Henry I. Coolidge Leslie K. Moore John B. Lynch Richard Tower W. ©. Kean Hte Norman C. Spencer

Engagement of Alice Fay Chittenden to Farnham Wheeler Smith

Simeon Baldwin Chittenden of 16 Elm Street announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Alice Fay Chittenden to Farnham Wheeler Smith, son of 4 Academy Lane. Alice Fay Chittenden is a MacDuffie School graduate from Springfield and attended Smith College Class of 1930. Farnham Wheeler Smith is Northeastern University Class of 1914 graduate, former Alpha Kappa Sigma president, connected with Blanchard Lumber Co. Wedding planned for spring.

Simeon Baldwin Chittenden Elm Street Alice Fay Chittenden Farnham Wheeler Smith Academy Lane Chittenden MacDuffie Scho Springfield Smith College Smith Northeastern Alpha Kappa Sigma Blanchard, Lumber Co

Trinitarian Pastor Preaches On Seeking Thugs Above

Rev George Loring Thurlor delivered a morning sermon at the Trinitarian Congregational Church on Seeking the Thugs Which Are Above and a children’s talk titled The Forest Fire featured Miss Esther Davis as soloist. In the evening Rev Ralph J. Houghton spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church on The Soul of America and Rev Howard D. Spgert led services at the First Parish Meeting House in Bath Maine. Harold Cabot Jr born September 4, 1929 was noted for his good name and expected to bring added lustre.

Trinitarian Church George Loring Thurlor Trinitarian Congregational Church Esther Davis Ralph J. Houghton Massachusetts Anti Saloon League America Methodist Episcopal Church Howard D. Spgert Bath Harold Cabot Jr

Concord High School Athletic Association Holds Special Meeting

A special Concord High School Athletic Association meeting in Eaton Hall appointed a nominating committee to prepare officers for the annual meeting on September 27. The committee includes Gordon Cunningham as chair, with Ellen Dicken, Harold McGrath, Alice Beardeell, and Donald Loring.

Concord Concord High School Athletic Association Eaton Hall Gordon Cunningham Ellen Dicken Harold McGrath Alice Beardeell Donald Loring

Tesakbay Club Golf Championship Highlights and Results

The Tesakbay Club held a Sunday tournament with 18 entrants. John Merwin led the field with 67 points, James Baldwin second with 49, and Andrew Hepburn third with 42. Merwin also won the Tournament score at 557, with several players in close chase. In Club Championship play Merwin defeated George Whitney, 77 and 6, while Marty Bees beat Wayland Power, 8 and 7, and John Heaton downed John Buttrick, 6 and 4. Second division saw Winchester Demo over Frank Pierce 1 up in 20 holes, Dan forth W coming over WW McKenzie 7 and 6, and Wardwell Jr. beating Whitney 6 and 4.

Teskabey Club John’ Merw W. Snelling John Ralph C. Viper Co M. Wardwen, Jr Anhiler H. He John Merw James Baldwin Andréw H. Rene John _. Merwin James B. Baldwin Andrew H. Hepburn Hubert M. Wardwell Jr John B. Buttrick John M. Waton Michael Cody Jr George K Whitney John Merwin George Whitney Marty B. Wees Wiaydm Pawersham John M. Heaton R. C. Piper Michael d Jr Winchester Demo Frank A. Pierce Danforth W. Coming Www.mckenzie Hubert Wardwell Jr Ha Whitney Altrea M.ler John W. Ames Ahd

Beauty parlor opens in West Concord and local notices

Miss Violet McWilliams opened a beauty parlor at 2 Central Street West Concord. Mrs. Benjamin Goddard visited Springfield and returned after three weeks. The West Concord Parent Association merged with the Concord Association and will meet alternately in Concord and West Concord. Local residents RN Edward W Hanley Jr prepares for Harvard, CHS 29 Gregory Flannery admitted to Boston College Freshman Class, and Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mackeed on a Chicago trip. The Concord Union Church group discusses hymns Here Helped Me while others visit relatives in Maine and New Hampshire. Waldo B Lapham bought a house on Thoreau Street. The West Concord Union Church Hand Society opens its Fall season with luncheon and bridge hosted by Mrs Jay I Hunton in honor of guests Mrs Mary Gray Morison and Miss Julia La Motte.

Violet McWiliams "Hain Central Street West Concord Benjamin Goddard Tims Springfield B. Goddard Goddard West Concord Paremt Tager Association Concord Association Assoc Concord Edward W. Hanley, Jr Harvard Boston College High Murdock Mackeod Chicago Charles ‘Francie Flannery Bosto Ted Brooks Main Street Rodney New Maine New Hampshire Rodney BE. Pratt Commonwealth Avenue West Roxbury Virginia Sullivan Dorchéeter Guy Fernald Concord Union Walterie Kennedy Allan A. Kennedy Country Club C Hef Mary Gray Morison Boston Julia la Motte Philadelphia

Rev Alfred Wuieeler Stone Preaches on Important Study for Youth

The West Concord Union Church pastor delivered an eloquent sermon at Sunday morning service on An Important Study for Qui. Palf Curriculum. The choir performed Like As The Hart Panteth, and a children’s presentation on They Ant followed. Church school met at noon and at six the Christian Endeavor Senior Society met led by Miss Margaret Reid with the topic Putting God Into the Budget.

Alfred Wuieeler -Stone West Concord Union Church Hig Church Palf Society of the Christian, Endeavor Margaret Reid

Concord High grads Miriam Duren and John Jabs wed

Marriage announcement notes Miss Miriam Viola Duren and John Jabs tied the knot. Both are graduates of Concord High School and are beginning married life.

Iving Duren Miriam Viola Duren John Tha. Concord High School

Union Church opens season with afternoon meeting

The Ladion of the West and Union Church opened its season with a meeting in the church parlor last week. Mrs Allison H Witla presided, and refreshments were served. Mrs Catherine Tan led in charge with Mrs August Ziegler and Mrs Ernest Pringle assisting.

Ladion Westana Union Allison H. Witla Scontacs Catherine Tanher August’ G! Ziegler Ernest Pringle

Acton Fair Bean-Count Guess Wins Paint Prize

Dorothy Dann of West Acton won a gallon of paint at the Acton Fair for the closest guess to the number of beans in a display. Her guess 6864 beat other guesses, with a range from 20,000 to 1608.

Dorothy Dann Bok West Acton Latmbear Co Maynard Acton

Essay Night at Maynard Cooperative Hall Honors Local Essays

An April essay night at Cooperative hall featured readings on topics like community attributes and local changes. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Annie Floy for Some Attributes that Tend to Make A Good Girl and to Mr Mary A Sanderson for Charms In Our Town in the Last Twenty five Years.

Maynard Gradge Cooperative Hall Annie Floy Hahaies M.ary A. Sanderson Eer Martin le Sure Dorothy” Swattdun Adelaide Sims Mabel Parkin Hinman Ot Annutsnas Grange Sotos Ida Swett Mary A. Aeenpereet Concord Este Jaithouan Hegh School Maynard Citisens Boston Hudson Assabet Institution For Savings Maynard Ust MA Apace Bank

Maynard Clergy Leader Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Rev. William Boicourt and his wife quietly observed their silver wedding anniversary. Married Sept. 14, 1904 in Concord NH, they later served churches in Ohio Montvale Clifton MA and Waterbury VT before settling eight years ago in Maynard as pastor of Union Congregational Church now a dean among local ministers. Jane, their daughter, is enrolled at Boston University.

William Boicourt Union Congregational Church Jane Boston University Bay Ladies’ Benevolent Society

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