Bazaar to be held by Ancient Order of Hibernians
Division 56 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will stage a bazaar in Monument Hall on Friday and Saturday September 25th and 26th.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1931
Page
5
Division 56 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will stage a bazaar in Monument Hall on Friday and Saturday September 25th and 26th.
Miss Mary B. Campbell class of 1931 at C H S is taking a nurses training course at Symmes Hospital Arlington. Sumner Bottish son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bodifish Crescent road entered Phillips Andover Academy Miss Ingar Larsen class of 1931 at C H S is at Symmes Hospital Arlington for nurses training. Mr and Mrs Henry Huston of Barnes Hill road host Mrs and Miss Cadman of Cambridge. Miss Dorothy R. MacRae daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin D MacRae Monument Street, after graduating Concord High last June, has entered the Bowe Boston School of Physical Education.
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary met in Monmouth hall with President Mrs Katherine Hayes presiding. A penny sale followed led by Miss Annie O Connell and a committee including Miss Mary Battles Mrs Hannah Storley Mrs Annie Smith and others.
Concord Rotary Club members skipped their Thursday meeting to join a joint outing with Rotarians from Arlington Lexington Belmont Waltham and Woburn at Stoneleigh Manor Rye Beach New Hampshire for a regional gathering.
Miss Helen Jenney of Everett street marries Henry Vaughn Allen of West Concord in Arlington with Rev. Dr. Woot officiating. The bride is a Boston City Hospital Nurses Training School graduate. the groom is Abbott Allen's son, a salesman. They honeymoon in Maine and Canada and will reside on Hawthorne Avenue.
Miss Ellen French and Paul M Beardsell have gone to the Waltham hospital to save blood for serum to combat infantile paralysis. Anyone who has had the disease and is willing to donate blood is asked to contact the Concord Board of Health.
Concord Garden Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Francis B Shepley off Monument street. Miss Annie Rea Blanchard of Melrose spoke on the garden topic and the host served tea at the close of the meeting.
Middlesex School begins the new year with 168 anticipated pupils and minor staff changes. Frederic Winsor serves as head master while Otis E. Shattuck takes a year’s leave, Timothy J. Coto arrives from England for his first teaching post. Football practice starts under Coach Robert F. Foster with John Barfier as manager. The Fenn School and Concord Academy also reset schedules for their respective openings.
A narration extols a father who purchases six shares in a large bank for ten dollars a day and continues regular five dollar monthly payments. The shares mature to a thousand dollars at the Concord Co operative Bank, with easy access for emergencies and potential college funding. It champions a systematic and persistent method of saving through small deposits.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union church opened its fall session Tuesday afternoon in the church parlor with Mrs Florence Duren presiding. Attendees included Mrs Day Mrs Albert Achorn and Mrs Ervin L. Bumfore. They planned to ply a large charitable project for the season.
The Concord church schedules Sunday service and Sunday school at 10 45 along with a testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7 45. Reading room hours are 2 to 5 weekdays except holidays. The September 27 lesson titled Reality cites Bible verses from James Chronicles and the text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Funeral services were held Tuesday for James Goats in Concord at his Bedford Street home. A Solemn High Mass Requiem was said at St Ward’s Church by Rev Fr Joseph W Healey with pallbearers James Brown Oscar E Johnson Patrick Mansfield and John Mansfield. He was born in Plattsburg NY seventy two years ago and survived by wife Mary Moran four sons Hugh George Morgan and John and three daughters Frances Evelyn and Anna. He was long employed by Whitney Coal and Grain Co. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Henry M Cleveland and their children returned from Europe to stay briefly at Longwood Towers Brookline before returning to their Concord Crescent Road home.
Shirley Louise Casassa daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Casassa of Lexington Road died suddenly Saturday September 12 after tonsil surgery at Children's Hospital Longwood Avenue Brookline. Funeral held at Trinity Church Sunday Rev Smith O Dexter rector conducted services Mrs Seabury Short soloist Fred A Ten organist. Shirley described as bright and lovable. community extends sympathy to her parents in their loss.
Mr and Mrs John F Croft of Maynard announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred H Croft to Philip H Finan son of Mr and Mrs James E Finan of 48 Belknap Street Mr and Mrs Finan will reside at 11 Vernon Street Maynard David Little son of Mr and Mrs Harry B Little Musketaquid Road enters Harvard College this month as a freshman after a year spent in study and travel in Europe
Mrs Murdock MacLeod and her artist companion completed a ten day visit with plans tied to their Toronto conclusion. Pranc's Flannery of Riverside avenue has returned to studies at Boston College for his Junior year.
Ruth Dorothy Asbjornson daughter of Anton Asbjornson and Harold Cahoon golf pro at Concord Country Club united in marriage by Rev Edward Daniels on Sunday September 13 at the rectory. Bride wore green chiffon with gardenias. her sister Gertrude attended in pink chiffon with tea-rose bouquet.
Last Thursday evening at 8 o clock the school committee hosted an informal reception at Sudbury High School. Rev George H Clarke superintendent Frank H Benedict and Principal Alan F Flynn spoke on the outlook for the new school year. Mrs James L Bartlett and Frank Morton of the committee offered brief remarks. A social hour with refreshments followed for all attendees.
Elmer Ross of Newton Highlands will install the Concord Council Knights of Columbus officers at Monument Hall on Tuesday October 6. The installation will be run by a committee led by Joseph McKenna with members William L. Dee Thomas Rex McGann Jr Joseph L. McGann Frederick E Lawton Daniel C Sullivan and others.
The Helping Hand Society of West Concord Union Church opened its Fallketing in church parlors with President Mrs. Vivian Carlson presiding. A play titled The Virginia Heroine is planned for October 15 with Mrs Elsie McClellan as coach. Hostesses included Mrs Annie Perry Mrs Edith Hoag and Mrs Vivien Carlson. CHS notes mention Miss Gertrude H. Pearce and Miss Margaret F. Hazel entering Burdett Business College. Congratulations to Frederic Wolsey Pratt and wife on the birth of a son at Richardson House on Sept 11.
The West Concord Branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet in the parlors of the West Concord Union Church this afternoon at half past two.
Marthorn Newe reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Oswald of Milwaukee Wisconsin. Mrs Oswald is formerly Doris Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert S Bartlett of Wel nut Street.
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