Pirates Defeat Mohawks In Local Triangular League Game
West Concord Pirates beat Mohawks 8 to 6 at Percy A Rideout playground. Players contribute in early innings with walks and hits, including a home run by Symes for Mohawks. Loss costs Mohawks first half title. Eagles lead tied at top as second half starts next week with Pirates vs Mohawks.
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West Concord
Lawton
Dumas
Campbell
Pirates
Mohawks
E. Callahan
Botino
Symes
J. Callahan
Eagles
Percy A. Rideout
Emerald Oil Promises Home Cure For Varicose Veins
Advert shows varicose and swollen veins sufferers urged to try Emerald Oil, claiming painless home treatment without operations or injections. It promises swelling reduction and pain relief, with money-back guarantee if not helped, urging readers to follow simple directions and buy from druggists nationwide.
Old Landmark To Be Removed In Concord Grocery’s End
Concord loses a historic store founded in 1848 once known as Walcott and Holden. The longtime Mill Dam grocery, a daily supply source for generations, will close after Mrs. James J. Mara announced the business going out of service.
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Concord
James J. Mara
Smiling Service
Walcott and Holden
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Details
Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School at 10 46. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 46. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 weekdays. Truth is the July 29 lesson subject. Golden Text from Psalms 26 5. Lesson includes Luke 11 14 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Nowidays
Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Thompson Jr Wins H H Tournament at Concord Club
Henry S. Thompson Jr. won the H. H. tournament at Concord Country Club with a 64. Andrew Hepburn scored 50 for runner up, Blair Cleveland 40 for third, followed by a list of competitors and points totals in the event and its scoring system.
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H. H
Concord Country Club
Henry S. Thompson, Jr
Andrew Hoepburn
Blair Cleveland
Ih. H
Eagle
Birdie
H S Thompson, Jr
A H Hepburn
B. Cleveland
C B Johnson
J M Abbot
J B Buttrick
Union Summer Services at First Parish Meeting House
Union services at First Parish Meeting House Lexington Road begin with a 9 30 a m sermon on July 29 by Rev Edward P Daniels titled The Present Religious Outlook The August service moves to 10 a m at the Trinitarian Congregational church with Rev Charles M Sauter of Clearfield Pa in charge noting the time change
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UNION
First Parish
Lexington Road
Edward P.daniels
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Charles M. Sauter
Clearfield
Evidence Patsy on trial promotes Concord Bank
The piece argues for the Concord Co operative Bank as a sound financial choice. It cites judges as witnesses to its reliability, notes a 4 percent quarterly compound dividend, and highlights long term stability and prompt dividend payments. August share series are on sale.
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Patsy
Concord Co-operative Bank
Adv
Service for Mrs Blodgett in Concord
Funeral services for Mrs Georgiana Blodgett widow of Jonathan L Blodgett were held at the West Concord Union church in Wilton. Rev Alfred W Stone led the rites with Deacon John K MacKenzie singing. Burial followed in Woodlawn Acton with grandson William Herbert Blodgett Jr serving as pallbearer. She was born January 14 1866 in South Boston and lived in West Concord raising two sons Walter Percy Blodgett and William Herbert Blodgett. She left thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. The family noted her devotion to husband home and family and her long church involvement. She died after a three and a half week illness. The obituary lists numerous relatives and mentions social affairs and recent guests. The annual Spanish War Veterans outing was postponed and a woodland fire at the Anson Wheeler estate threatened the area. A Concord College professor spoke at a local church on character.
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Georgiana Dmogene Blodgett
Jonathan
Maty Yedis
Tie Sigma
Wwer
Tie
Huson Ahd
Mitiue
Ann Wew Luin
New Haven
Hariford Jaiirudd al Vlonncooid Vancuon
Cenual Street
Jodgett
Beyonu
Sue Cuusin
Sumnulius
Uear
Alfred W. Stone
West Concorn Uipun
Wilton
John KK. Macnenszie
William Herbert Blougett, Jr
Raymond Blougett
Woland Blodgett
Menrora
David
Hkopinson
West Concord
Benly
Woodlawn
Acton
Blodgett
South Boston
William G
Mary J
Aayward) Wriest
Westvale
Walter Percy Blodgett
William Herbert Blodgett
Lynn
Marion Canning
Raymond Blodgett
Georgiana Bates
Ruth Blodget
Helen Duster
Wakefield
Myrtle Oakes
North Woodstock
N. H
Roland
Agnes Warren
Mechanicsville
N. Y
James 8. Maguire
Commonwealth Avenue
Clester H. Adams
Nora Mae McFarland
Clarksburg
East Virginia
Ralph Hosmer
John Bk. Loring
Pelfuam
Concord Legion
White Pond
Anson Wheeler
Richard Cameron
Boston’ University
Koncokd
Harold Studley Gray
Ae Cameron
Methodist Episcopal Church
Concord Summer School closes with final concert
The fourth and final concert of the season is set for Thursday afternoon featuring piano and choir. Prof. Surette receives the Doctor of Music degree at the University of Chicago with a laudatory citation praising his influence on American education and culture.
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Ihursday
Surette
Thomas Whitney Surette
University of Chicago
Gates
A. O. H. Auxiliary Holds July Meeting
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Monument Hall with President Miss Mary Battles in charge. One August meeting was set for Wednesday the fifteenth. The annual election is scheduled for October.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Mary Battles
Local residents on vacation and visits across New England
Marlboro Mrs. Leroy M. Craig of Lincoln street is at Long Beach near Gloucester for a vacation. Miss Constance Wyatt of Stevens street is spending a vacation at Hyannis with Mr and Mrs Milton Marshall. Miss Alice Lane of Boston is visiting the home of Miss Doris Whippie on Stevens street. Mrs. Percy Sharpe of Winthrop street will entertain the Straight Wright bridge club Thursday afternoon in her home. Mrs. John L. Stone of Witherbee terrace left yesterday for Bradford New Hampshire to be the guest of her sister for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Philips Scott of New Britain Connecticut former residents of this city are spending the week here calling on relatives and friends. Robert Blais employed at George F. Bond store is spending this vacation in New York City.
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Eleanor Mara
Tyngsboro
Mass
Faith Appleby
Bermuda
Anna Macone
Nicholas Macone
Longstreet
Canada
Holden
California
Raymond Emerson
Annie
Edward
Sheridan
Wyoming
James Mott Hallowell
Boston
Revolutionary Ridge
Richard Derby
Frederick Millett
Sharon
Conn
Nancy Millett
William
Bartlett
Bailey's Island
Maine
Naushon
Sidney Ballou
Camp Marienfeld
Chesham
Joanna
Four Winds
Plymouth
Ed Loughlin, Jr
Harvard
Japan
Boston Globe
Henry A Loughlin
Ireland
Concord
Walter P. Nichols
Middle Street
Granville Holden
Long Street
Nichols
Belgrade Lakes
Edith
Helen Peterson
Miss Peterson
New York
Orziaba
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Mexico City
Barbara Loughlin
Mary — B. Garfield
David Anderson
Concord Public Library
Mary Elizabeth Thorpe
Wizabeth Baker
John Potter
Michael J. Ryan
Middlesex School
Lowell Road
William G. Ryan
S. S. Scythia
Ryan
Leroy M. Craig
Lincoln Street
Long Beach
Gloucester
Constance Wyatt
Stevens Street
Hyannis
Milton Marshall
Alice Lane
Doris Whippie
Percy Sharpe
Winthrop Street
Straight Wight Bridge Club
John L. Stone
Witherbee Terrace
Bradford
New Hampshire
Philips Scott
New Britain
Connecticut
Robert Blais
George F. Bond Store
New York City
Tennis Rules Change Proposed by Ray Jones in Esquire
Ray Jones, tennis official and author, in Esquire July issue, urges a rule change to curb tall players’ advantages and speed up play. He notes tennis has lacked broad rules debate like football, cites risk of injury, and recalls how styles shift from baseline to net driven by players such as Maurice McLoughlin.
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Ray Jones
Esquire
Jones
Louis
Maurice McLoughlin
Ellen Emerson to Wed Robert Delaney in Chicago Union
Miss Ellen Emerson daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Emerson will marry Robert M Delaney son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Delaney of Santa Barbara California The bride to be is a Concord Academy graduate and Suzette Summer School of Music attendee The groom studied at the Sorbonne Paris and was a Guggenheim Fellow 1929 1931 and won the 1933 Pulitzer Prize for musical composition He serves as director of music at the Francis W Parker School in Chicago.
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Raymond Emerson
Ellen
Robert M. Delaney
Charles R Delaney
Santa Barbara
California
Miss Priscilla Barber to Wed Dr Fitch in September
Mrs Edith Y Barber announces the engagement of Priscilla Barber to Dr Perry Moore Fitch son of Dr and Mrs Willis B Fitch of St Johnsbury Vermont. Priscilla graduated from Lasell Junior College Aburndale and Dr Fitch attended Tufts College and is a Tufts Dental School graduate. The wedding will be early in September.
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Priscilla Barber
Perry M. Fitch
Edith Y. Barber
Priscilla
Perry Moore Fitch
Willis B Fitch
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Miss Barber
Lasell Junior College
Abburndale
Dr. Fitch
Tufts College
Tufts Dental School
Trinity Church Sermons By Rev. Eliot Marshall In Concord
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists Rev S O Dexter rector emeritus and Rev Charles R Peck rector. Sunday July 29 at 9 30 am morning service with junior choir. Sermons by Rev R Eliot Marshall of Lexington.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Massachusetts
S. O. Dexter
Charles R Peck
R Eliot Marshall
Lexington
Sunday at Union Church sermon by Rev Alfred Stone
Reverend Alfred W Stone of West Concord Union Church preached on The Christian Philosophy odge at the morning service. The brief reflects a local church note describing the message and preacher.
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Alfred W Stone
West Concord Union Church
Philphy Odge
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