Miss Anna Noonan Dies. Concord Church Leader Remembered
Miss Anna Noonan longtime Concord church Treasurer and devoted helper to Rev Dr Batt died January 27 at 19 Church Street after a long illness. Born February 15 1854 in Fitchburg she joined the West Concord Union Church circle in 1889 and supported its work and the Batt household. Her funeral was held at home with Rev Alfred W Stone and Deacon John R MacKenzie officiating. She rests at Leominster where the committal was given. she leaves a community grateful for her generous aid and quiet service.
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Anna Noonan
West Concord Union Church
Church Street
Miss Noonan
Alfred W. Stone
John R. MacKenzie
Leominster
Mr. Stone
Fitchburg
Abbott Academy
Andover
Concord
William J. Batt
Dr. Batt
Ancient Order of Hibernians plan events at Monumental hall
Division 56 officers and members met at Monumental hall last Tuesday with President Thomas Coyne in the chair. They scheduled an invitation whist party at Robert Woodlock’s home on February 3 and formed committees for an Irish Night and the March 17 St Patrick’s Day entertainment. An entertainment is set for the February 9 meeting.
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Division 56
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Monumental Hall
Thomas Coyne
Robert Woodlock
Elsinore Street
Thomas Flannigan
Patrick Smith
James Powers
William H Dee
David Carey
Michael Hopkins
Concord Woman's Club to Host Mountain Climbing Lecture
The Concord Woman's Club meets Monday afternoon February 8 at the Girl Scout Community House. Miss Twining Lynes, a Swiss native and avid mountain climber since childhood, will lecture on mountain climbing with stereopticon slides, most of which are her own photographs.
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Concord Woman's Club
Howe
Co operative banks cited as public gain in Concord column
All the News of the Week in Concord lauds Massachusetts co operative banks for promoting saving and home ownership. The piece urges February deposits at Concord Co operative Bank, noting five percent interest compounded quarterly and shares offered at attractive prices.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Massachusetts
Adv
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Reading Room
Sunday service at 10.45 and Sunday School at 10.45 with a testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7.45 in the Reading Room of the church. Hours 2 to 5 pm on weekdays and holidays. The Lesson Sermon for February 7 discusses Spirit and God, with citations from the Bible and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Church Aid Society hears on Maynard industrial distress
Concord report states Trinity Parish Church Aid Society met at the Parish House with President Mrs Joli Bordman presiding. Mrs Eason Cross spoke on the distressing industrial conditions in Maynard. Hostesses were Mrs C Stewart Murphy and Mrs Hayden Whitney.
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Concord
Church Aid Society of
Trinity Parish
Joli Bordman
Eason Cross
St. George's Episcopal Church of
Maynard
C. Stewart Murphy
Hayden Whitney
Concord Charitable Society Redux Officers Named
The Concord Female Charitable Society met at 17 Sudbury Road and reorganized with Mrs. Henry F. Smith as president for another year. Officials include Mrs. Walter Shaw as vice president, Mrs. Herbert B. Smith as clerk, and committees on social, cutting, and new membership. The Concord Musical Club held an open meeting with a program of rare entertainment led by Mrs. Marvin C. Taylor. Grace Deeran of Boston toured as guest violinist with a vocal quartet and piano trio. Tea service followed hosted by local presenters.
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Concord Female Charitable Society
Concord
Henry F Smith
Sudbury Road
Henry F. Smith
Walter
Shaw
Herbert B. Smith
Wallace B. Conant
Loling N. Fowler
Albert B. Black
Charles F. Bowers
Marion B. Keyes
George B. Clark
Concord Musical Club
Marvin C. Taylor
Grace Deeran
Boston
Elizabeth Darling
Harry B. Little
Benjamin L. Wilson
John M. Abbott
Samuel Merwin
Eunice Pepper
Alfred M. Uhler
John M. Eaton
Thomas Todd
Charles W. Cheney
Eugenie M. Foss
Concord founder Peter Bulkeley birthday observed
Concord marks the 349th anniversary of founder Peter Bulkeley’s birth and notes Langdon Warren Goddard Jr., a descendant from Waltham, shares the lineage. John Fernald returned to Dartmouth College after visiting his parents Dr and Mrs Guy Kerpald.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Langdon Warren Goddard Jr
Waltham
John Fernald
Dartmouth College
Mity
Guy G. Kerpald
Leonard Robinson earns Eagle Scout badge in Concord
Leonard Robinson son of Mr and Mrs L Robinson of 24 Hubbard Street received the Eagle Scout badge on Wednesday a token of faithful labor and high principles. Harold Bowers also awarded bronze palm to be added to his Eagle badge by Pres Neelon of the Waltham Council. Scoutmasters plan an informal club meeting monthly.
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Concord
Leonard Robinson
Men's Brotherhood meeting discusses Seth Parker's School play
The Men s Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at the church on Tuesday evening. A committee of Arthur Carlson Arthur Nickerson and Andrew Robertson was formed to arrange presenting Seth Parker s School, won Thursday February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Men's” Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur Carlson
Arthur Nickerson
Andrew Robertson
Seth Parker
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon At Colonial Inn
The weekly luncheon of the Concord Rotary Club was held Thursday noon at the Colonial Inn with President We Staar Allen presiding. The meeting included a discussion of the questionnaire issued by the New England Council.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
We Staar Allen
New England Council
Corinthian Lodge Meeting Honors Past Masters Night
Corinthian Lodge A bh and 4 M will convene at Masonic Termus Concord Monday evening. No supper at seven. Aneto and Ark Glee club of Maynard provides music and mul for degree work. A commemorator program honors Wor. Bro. George Washington with listed officers present.
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Walter N
Gardner W. Lawrence
Austin D. Mackae
Wells
Will A. Charles
Winslow J Damon
Warren B Goddard
Duncan G
Bawman
Hines I. Joslin
Hesard
B Daniels
G. Sherman Blair
Tside Oolinel
Alexander Ro Mu Leon
John Watson
Tyler
Community event and tournament results featured in Concord notices
The Helping Hand Society of West Concord hosts a choir group after Friday church rehearsal with Alden Parker singing aided by Edith Williams. Division 56 Knights of Columbus win round sixteen of the triangular tournament at Monument Hall scoring 388. Hibernians lead with 528, Knights total 576, and Rod and Gun Club 495.
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West Concord Union Celture
Alden Parker
Concord
Ancien Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Concord Council
Knights of Colum
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Tly Gunners
Ibernians
Patrick A Smith
American Legion Auxiliary hosts bridge and whist party
In Veterans Building a large crowd enjoyed a bridge and whist event led by chairman Mrs. George Ro Shepherd with a long volunteer list assisting in serving. Prizes included little vases and Washington themed pictures reflecting the Washington anniversary. Emerson Society to lead church service with a Y PR U meeting and a February 15 food sale announced.
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American Legion Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Veterans Building
George Ro Shepherd
Jarvis Derby
Alcott Pratt
William Byron
Edward Finan
Charles Rocks
Mary Flavin
Daviel Hayes
Thomas Wroh
Delorey
Mary Pobin
Alvin Bruckheim
Goanville Holden
Mives Julia
Lorepa Dee
Ellenor Cook
Virgina Prescott
George Washington
Washington
Champagne
Lawton
Marion Adams
Ann O'Connell
Thomas Mansfield
William H. Lee
John Macone
Loughtin
Bertha Olson
Mary BE. Kelley
John H. Byron
Lee
Emma Dee
Thomas Burke
Mary Hill
Charles Witney
Frank Hill
J. Walter Beduw
Emerson Society
The
Unitarian Church
Concord Lodge of Elks Plans Ladies Night Birthday Party
Concord Lodge of Elks met in Elks Hall with Exalted Ruler Harold L. Wellington presiding. Joseph Dee outlined plans for the annual Ladies night and Eighth Birthday Anniversary on Tuesday Feb 2 at Pinesboro in Marlboro, promising an unusually enjoyable affair.
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Concord Lodge OF Elks
Elks Hall
Harold L. Wellington
Joseph Dee
Pinesboro
Marlboro
Elks Grocery Whist Party Winners Named
Concord Lodge of Elks hosted a grocery whist event last Wednesday led by Lovell P. George and Harold Tompkins. Thomas DuBerger captured first prize. numerous players earned prizes including Harry Reed John Bartolomeo Mrs Willam Foes and Miss Ethel Page won the consolation prize.
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Concord Elks
Concord Lodge of Elks
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Thomas DuBerger
Harry Reed
John Bartolomeo
Willam Foes
Margaret Clahan
Mary Boyce
Bride Murphy
Wilfred Landon
Patrick Carson
Mildred Horne
William Foss
Afine Hayes
W. Andreasen
William Fitzgerald
Ethel Page
Church trustees gain control of Lang Street parsonage
At a special meeting led by Chairman John, the Gian Evangelical Free Church trustees Olaf M. Johnsen John A Anton Hoff and John Swemn were granted full authority to manage the building and parsonage on Lang Street. The plan is to finish the parsonage next summer.
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Gian Evangelical Free Chu
John
Tee
Olaf M. Johnsen
John A Anton
Hoff
John Swemn
Lang Street
Concord Laymen's League Meeting Held at Church Vestry
The Concord Chapter of the Laymen's League held its monthly gathering Monday in the vestry of the First Unitarian Church with Judge Edward Caiger presiding. Dr. Shields Warren from Pondville Deaconess Hospitals spoke on whether adults can be heavy Sun generates power inEgypt.
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Concord Chapter
Theitarian Laymen's League
First Unitarian Church
Edward’ Caiger
Shields Warren
Department of Public Health
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Emerson Hospital
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Girl Scout Community House
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