Leadership courses for Joy Scout leaders in Concord
A leadership training course for Joy Scout leaders and executives will be held in Concord during January February and March. The new fire station whistle test shows satisfactory results and completion of the building accelerates. Walter Pritchard Eaton will speak at the December 16 joint meeting of the Women's Parish Association Laymen's League and Young People's Religious Union.
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Joy
Concord
Mareth
Arnold F. Hewtt
Pleasant Street
West Concord
Dexter Street
Waltham
Walter Pritchard Eaton
Women's Parish Association
Laymen's League
Young People's Religious Union
Eaton
Woman's Club
Concord Chaplain Speaks in Dorchester
Rev. Robert Walker, chaplain of Concord Reformatory, addressed Dorchester Current Topics Club at 192 Boylston Street. The talk covered inmate recreation, a band and choir, and personal prisoner stories, with plans announced for a Christmas Tree event on December 20 at Mrs. Fred H. Mann's residence.
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Robert Walker
Concord Reformatory
Dorchester
Boyiston Street
Frank S. Parsons
Fred H. Mann
Walker
Concord
Bre
Concord A O H and Auxiliary Installations Highlight Joint Ceremony
The first joint installation in years saw new officers inducted for Division 56 and Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary A O H in Monument Hall. Thomas Coyne became Division 56 president for a second term, and Miss Mary A Battles was reappointed auxiliary president. County officers and dignitaries attended, with remarks by multiple installing officers and guests. An entertainment segment followed, and a picture titled Battle of Fontency was presented and dedicated.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Monument Hall
Thomas Coyne
Main Street
West Concord
Mary A. Battles
Thoreau Street
Robert Donovan
Somerville
O'Brien
Elizabeth Tierney
Waltham
Theresa Flaherty
Woburn
Carver
Natick
Miss Battles
Frances Dolan
Frank Sheenan
Malden
Driscoll
Maynard
Morr’s Kelley
Joseph W. Healey
St. Bernard's Conner
John Dennis Sheehan
Neighbors Are Guests of Concord Grange
Concord Grange hosted Neighbors Night in Elks hall with visitors from Dunstable and Lexington Granges. Frederick Moreau presided while Mrs Florence Dow directed Dunstable program. A Old Maid's Venture and Right Around the Corner were performed by local cast and musical numbers closed the program. Dec 20 Christmas party for members and children announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Elks
Dunstable
Lexington Granges
Frederick Moreau
Florence Dow
Ethel Tully
Mildred Tully
Frances Smill
Cora Goldthwaite
Geraldine Hingley
Francis Cole
Lida Hingley
Lexington
Walter Plummer
Gladys Morse
George Jaynes
Charles Watson
Helen Wood
John J. Carrity
Concord Co operative Bank Promotes Fact Over Prejudice
An editorial urges overcoming prejudice by examining facts about savings and cooperative banking. It promotes Concord Co operative Bank as stable, noting a five percent dividend compounded quarterly, eleven years in operation, with leading bankers among its constituents and a favorable outlook. Read its last annual statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Co-operative Bank
Ano
Sunday Service and Lesson-Sermon at First Church Scientists Concord
The First Church of Christ Scientist Concord announces Sunday Service at 10 45 with Sunday School and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. The Lesson Sermon topic for December 18 is Is the Universe including Man Evolved by Atomic Force with readings from Deuteronomy 10 14 and Isaiah 45 18 19 plus Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
God
Tam
Jacob
Mary Baker Eddy
Porter family welcomes Robert Francis Porter at Emerson Hospital
Roy Porter of First National Concord and Mrs Porter announce the birth of Robert Francis Porter at Emerson Hospital on Saturday December 3. Rosy details of local life include new real estate associate Clarence Bodtish joining Harrison Co Op, Girl Scout badges earned by Joan Miller and others, a betrothal announcement from Middlesex School head Charles Locke for Sus an Ware Locke to Easton Senkler, and the annual post office banquet planned at Concord Tavern on December 17 featuring Italian style chicken broilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Porter
First National
Concord
Locke
Enuc
Susan Ware Locke
Easton Senkler
George IE. Senkler
St. Paul
Concord Rotary Club Meets at Colonial Inn
The Concord Rotary chaired by Burlesey I Pratt held a Thursday noon luncheon at the Colonial Inn. Member Thomas Hollis spoke on Gas Classifications to the gathering.
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Concord
Colonial Inn
Burlesey I. Pratt
Thomas Hollis
Elks' Whist Party Honors Winners at Concord Lodge
Concord Elks held a whist party guided by Lovell I. George. Mrs. Fannie Peterson won first prize, Charles Miller took the special prize, with many others earning prizes including Mrs. Florence Tibbetts and Harry Reed. Consolation went to H. J. Colbert.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Els
Lovell I. George
Fannie Peterson
Charles Miller
Florence Tibbetts
Kirk
Harry Reed
Eddie Pryor
Mary E. Kelley
Abe Burningm
William Dee
John Crindall
George Demars
M. Merchant
Mary Reed
J. Castle
Tax problems of today addressed by Edwin D Brooks
Edwin D Brooks spoke on the topic Tax Problems of Today at the Concord League of Women Voters meeting held at the home of Mrs William Morse Cole 9 Middle Street Thursday afternoon in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord League of Women Voters
William Morse Cole
Middle Street
Edwin DD. Brooks
Laymen's League Meeting Postponed to December 19
The Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League postpones its monthly meeting to December 19. The rescheduled gathering will be a joint meeting with the Women's Parish Association and the Young People's Religious Union.
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Concord Chapter
The
Unitarian Laymen's League
Women's Parish Association
Young People’s Religious Union
Knights Lead In 45 Tournament At Monument Hall
Knights of Columbus widened their Division 56 edge by seven points in round six at Monument Hall. Hibernians trailed by ten points behind third-place Rod and Gun Club. Scores posted: K of C 42, Hibernians 24, Gunners 24. Grand totals: K of C 222, Hibernians 195, Rod and Gun 183.
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Knights of Columbus
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Hibernians
Rod and Gun Club
K. of C
Gunners
Hawthorne Chapter to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple this evening. Worthy Matron Mrs. Beulah Blair presides with Worthy Patron Benjamin F. Clark. Mrs. Edna George hosts the social hour after the meeting.
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Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Beulah Blair
Benjamin F. Clark
Edna George
Trinity Church Schedule for December Services
Trinity Church Concord lists Rev. Charles Russell Peck as rector and Rev. S O Dexter as rector emeritus. Sunday December 18 features Holy Communion at 8 45 a m church school at 9 30 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11. Thursday December 22 has choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m. Christmas Eve December 24 presents The Mystery Play at 4 p m. Christmas Day December 25 offers Holy Communion at 8 and at 9 a m.
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Trinity Church Concord
Charles Russell Peck
S. O. Dexter
Church School
Concord Hockey Club Declines Paul Revere League Offer
Concord Hockey Club rejects joining the Paul Revere League circuit. It prefers independent hockey to choose opponents and aims for better opportunities against selected teams in the region.
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Concord Hockey Club
Paul Revere
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