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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1923
Page
3
Concord-Maynard notes show numerous class enrollments and departures as students enter Simmone College Boston University and Smith College. Local High School Forum marks Constitution Week with talks on government Constitution making and its importance drawing strong attendance.
The dedication occurred Oct. 1, 1873 and citizens are invited to assemble at the library on Monday Oct. 1 at 8 p m to commemorate fifty years of usefulness in the Concord community.
Regular football practice begins at Middlesex School under Capt Harvey Thompson and coaches with fifteen candidates training at Adam Massachusetts. The season opens Saturday against Boston Trade School. A Concord community collision occurs as Henry Keyes and Miss Caroline Keyes escape serious injury. Miss Ann Tudor and Peter Perrin suffered injuries in a head on crash. all were hospitalized briefly.
The Class of 1824 Concord High elected seniors to office with Gordon Macdonald as President Muriel Poland as Vice President Edna Sherman as Secretary and Smith O Dexter Jr as Treasurer Hop Committee members include George Flint Lawrence Peterson John Way George Olsen Henry Hall Mary McWalter Laura McKown Mary P Lennon Ethel MacRae and Mary F Lennon Dance Committee lists Roderick Nagle Lawrence Clark Arnold Anderson Everett Webster Norman Peterson Lois Harrington Anne Hayes Elizabeth McManus Reba Walcott Rose Frawley.
The Trinity Church Coricord announces a meeting of the Church Aid society at the Parish house on Friday at 2 30 PM. Holy Communion and address, church school, and morning prayer with sermon follow on Sunday. Church school sessions resume at 10 AM. The Japan relief offering has been generous. The church reports total losses of over two million dollars to its building, churches, schools, and hospitals. Bishop McKim cables that all is lost but faith in God.
The Middlesex County Extension Service pledges support for the National Dairy Exposition to be held in Syracuse New York October 8 18. Railroads offer substantial fare reductions to dairy farmers and support the event described as the largest and most educational dairy exposition yet. Farmers in Middlesex and nearby counties are urged to attend and contact the Extension Service Office in Waltham for information.
The class of 1925 CHS elects Lawrence Dee as president Nina Ruble as vice president Josephine Ing secretary and Thomas Shea treasurer. A lost book notice declares Book No 259904 lost with payments stopped as required by law.
At the Wallen Royal Arch Chapter meeting, officers were elected or appointed. Names include Excellent High Priest Roderick D. Melver, King Edward B. Caiger, Scribe Duncar G. Chapman, Treasurer Hollis L. Howe, Secretary WIL A. Charles, Chaplain Emeritus Henry F Simith, Associate Chaplain Thomas L. Gilea, Captain of the Host Irving G. Dart, and other officers William H. Davis, William A. Wilkins, Well Winslow J Damon, Warren B. Goddard, Robert E. B. Hartin, Wilber Hamlin, David C Bowen, Clifford Pratt.
Col. Harry K. Eustace Big Game Hunter Explorer Guide and Scout will lecture at the Veterans Building under the school department on Thursday Sept 27 at 2 30 p m for high school students with a 2 15 p m session for Peter Bulkeley and Emerson pupils and an 8 p m session for adults The lecture uses moving pictures and lantern slides and has been popular worldwide including London and Paris Also offered for sale breeding White Pecan Ducks five pairs imported from England with orders for broilers and chickens at 56 Lexington Road Concord or by telephone Concord 132 M
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