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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1926
Page
2
A mid autumn meeting gathered pastors from several congregations to consider appointing a religious censor for the county. Attendees included Rev. A Fagginger Aver, Rev. Smith, Rev. Charlies, Rev. Olaf M, and others who debated aims and duties of the Curvan role and the number of church representatives to appoint.
Miss Yvonne Julia Christian of Powder Mill Road and Arthur D Blanchette of Flint Michigan wed at St Bridget's with Edward Crowley conducting. Attendants included Alice Turney and Frank McCarthy. Guests from Maine and Vermont toured Michigan. reception followed at the bride's home.
The Maynard squad schedules a road game against Billerica and prepares to travel despite a light roster. Coach Don aims to shape the eleven as matches with Hud and Concord approach, while Captain Ken Murray notes the Midland League pennant could boost the new gym. The Fitchburg seconds set a Nov. 13 game at Crowe Park.
The fragment lists attendees and attendants for an anniversary event and previews a two part pageant. Episode No 1 features The Good Samaritan with roles for Geo. Merlin Cole Norfibers and others, directed by Eric Farnell. Episode No 2 titled The Vergins lists participants including Jane Bolcourt Doris n Elizabeth Murray Path Wilton among others guided by Miss Marion Townsend.
Hennessey James, son of Mr and Mrs James Hennessey of Commonwealth avenue, receives a five year scholarship at the North American College in soap Charbours France. A Concord High School graduate, he attended St Anselm's College and St Johns Seminary, reflecting the community's pride in his achievement.
The regular Grange meeting in Annurs nac featured a reception honoring West Concord schools staff. Guests included Superintendent Wells A Hall Principal Nat Robinson and Kenneth from the school committee, plus Mrs W H Ray and Mrs S A Bean of the Parent Teachers association. Remarks from several attendees followed a program of readings and piano pieces.
A local notice describes a gathering featuring refreshments after the event and music performed with tape drums and piano by Charies taMor. The line hints at a program including Witte taiament refreshments and musical acts.
Rally Sunday events at the church feature Rev. A. W. Btdte as pastor, Oct 7 with a special sermon and music during all services. Sunday school includes classes for all ages, with early features and a program on The Mountains of Fire Holy Land. Midweek service Oct 6 7 30 p.m. Taddies Missionary Society meets, WCTU meeting Oct 7 at 2 39 p.m. and dedication of a new church parlor on Oct 8. cordially invited.
Ksainah Damon, second vice president of the West Concord Club, announced plans for an upcoming club event opening Friday afternoon October 15 at Odd Fellows hall. The program committee reported approval and a lively, entertaining lineup with refreshments provided and a pleasant social hour enjoyed.
The church announces a postponed October 2 food sale now set for October 9 at the chapel entrance. October 3 at 7 p.m. Pastor Mf ter's sermon titled Jeane Christ In & Changing. A Wednesday Harvest Supper October 6 at 6:20 p.m. opens the new Hebrew hall under Mrs. Wallace B. Connor with a public running school teacher group in attendance.
Rev. Charles BE Pederson attends the Acdnia conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the Western States Y. area seeking guidance and involvement with church law notes.
The rector of Trinity church conducted the service and delivered the sermon at the attested gathering.
Concord High stifled Marlboro, letting none reach the 10 yard line. Robinson blocked a punt leading to a safety and a dominant defense, with Asbjornset scoring a first half touchdown. Referee Chalmers oversaw four 8 minute periods in the showdown.
The Acton Woman's Club lists a series of afternoon programs beginning November 8 with Mrs Parsons as chairman. Events include education talks led by Miss Flora Reed, a demonstration on pure foods by Heinz, musical numbers, guest nights, food sales, a May luncheon, and a June picnic with various hostesses and chairs.
Midland Bowling League president George Lynch announced the Maynard team will host its first home game on October 13 against Clinton. Board of Selectmen chairman Frank S. Binks will be invited to preside and bowl the opening game.
The opening of the league at Adtaea Alleys features Maynard in a league game with Ties Hudson. Westboro and Marlboro towns show strong turnout with enthusiasm for the bowling exhibition as the Mayor of Marlboro bowls the first ball.
The new rate of trains reduces Maynard service as the Marlboro 4:20 PM arrival is discontinued. A 5:26 AM Boston departure and a 7:06 AM train are added, with the 7:20 AM shift and 9:36 PM last Boston run noted. Boston arrivals at 9:19 AM 1:26 PM and 7:90 PM, plus an idle Kis en gine, create confusion amid changes. Eleven South Acton trains to Boston and four Concord express trains connect Maynard to these towns, guiding travel demand.
The School Building Committee awarded the contract to James Miles & Son Co of Worcester for the rear high school additions. Work has begun after bids were accepted under the town appropriation.
Miss Virginia Davis Miss Mahel Hunteon and Miss Eleanor Flaherty plus Miss Mildred Dyson will model Fall wear Friday and Saturday at the Tat Show. A touring car driven by Shirley Jones and another by Forzie collided at noon Saturday at Concord and Brooks, near a blind four way corner. Mr. Forgie suffered severe damage. Mrs. Willia McGarry returned from Freeport Maine after a two week visit with Mrs. John Nelson. Other locals, Mrs. Howard Wilson Mrs. Am Ingham and Miss Pauline Clark visited Bridgeport Connecticut and friends this week.
A fishing party led by Charles Carlo and Augustin Murphy fished from Point Pines near Norton on a sunny Sunday. The group included Victor Anuto oota McDonald, Annette, Fre Vel a, Edward Billett, and Waino Saim, with Leonard Hendrickson among those reporting catches.
The text reports results from the Kaplen Cup events with players Cob entries. Jacob Wen saved Sxterene in a club contest while Frank Sheridan beat Harold Nyman 2 up. James Packard defeated Arthur Carlton and Patrick Mullin beat John Nordberg 2% up with William Mulcahey toppling Dr P Flavin 4 up. Ceo Nyman defeated C B by default.
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