Trinitarian Brotherhood Holds Annual Meeting and Banquet
The Trinitarian Brotherhood met Tuesday evening in church parlors with President Thomas Todd presiding. Officers elected include Leslie R. Moore as president, Benjamin Moody as vice president, Frank Pierce as secretary, and Charles H Towle as treasurer. The Ladies Auxiliary led banquet arrangements with Mrs. C. H. Towle directing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCabe and daughter Helen and Miss Helen A Hosen of Boston.
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The
Trinitarian Brotherhood
Thomas Todd
Leslie R. Moore
Benjamin Moody
Frank Pierce
Charles H Towle Treas
Brotherhood
C. H. Towle
Classified Advertisements Reach Several Towns
Advertisements are payable in advance at 10 cents a line with six word units. Listings cover Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. Rentals, wanted goods, services and room for rent are shown with contact details and addresses in Concord Mass.
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Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Lusitania Disaster Touches Concord By Loss Of Seccombe Family
In Concord, the Seccombe family of The Wayside face tragedy as Elizabeth and Percy Seccombe are believed lost in the Lusitania sinking. Their father Captain W S Seccombe previously commanded the Canarder, and the Dramatic Club announces the next town hall play Eliza Comes to Stay to be staged with a minimal set.
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Cy Seccombe
Lusitania
Concord
Seccombes
W. S. Seccomy
Peterboro
N. H
W. S. Seecombe
Cephalesia
Concord Dramatic Club
Town Hall
Eliza
Concord Athletes Compete at Cypress Street Brookline Meet
A large turnout attended the First Parish supper then a parish meeting heard annual reports. Concord and Brookline high schools met in track with Brookline ahead 43 to 29. Brookline captured six firsts led by Captain Smith while Concord won two events led by Oleson in the 880 and Harwood in the pole vault.
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Brookline High
Cypress — St
Brookline
Concord
Harwood
Oleson
Capt. Smith
Burtt
Bi. H. S
Houghton
W. Dee
C. H
Atkinson
McCarthy
Many New Names At Concord Anti-Suffrage Meeting
The Concord Anti-Suffrage league held its annual meeting at Mrs Woodward Hudsons home last Tuesday. A large attendance and several new members, especially young women, were noted during discussions and a key election. Elected officials include chairman Mrs Woodward Hudson vice chairman Mrs Pliny Jewell secretary Mrs Prescott Keyes assistant secretary Mrs Allen French treasurer Mrs J H Orendorff and directors Mrs Charles Francis Adams II Mrs G Hollis Blake Mrs William Wheeler Mrs Arthur Holland Mrs Robert Walker Mrs Philip A Davis Mrs A H Newman and Mrs G A Tewksbury.
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Concord Anti-Suffrage League
Woodward Hudson
Pliny Jewell
Prescott Keyes
Allen French
Treas
J. H Orendorff
Charles Francis Adams 2d
G Hollis Blake
William Wheeler
Arthur Holland
Robert Walker
Philip A. Davis
A. H. Newman
G. A. Tewksbury
Will Sing Brahms Requiem in Concord Service
A 35 voice Concord chorus under Thomas W. Surrette will perform Brahms Requiem with a large orchestra on Sunday afternoon May 20 at the First Parish Meeting House. Tenor FP. BE. Lowell will solo. Memorial services for Civil and Spanish-American War veterans follow Sunday morning worship May 2 at the First Parish Meeting House.
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Braton
Thomas W. Surette
Concord
BE. Lowell
Surette
Grange Auxiliary Elects Officers At Meeting
The Grange auxiliary held a business meeting in Grange hall on Monday night and elected officers for the coming term. Mrs Joseph Smith was chosen president with Mrs Granville Holden as vice president, Mrs Belle Lawrence secretary, and Mrs C M Davis treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Andrew Peterson.
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Grange Auxiliary
Grange Hall
Joseph Smith
Granville Holden
Belle Lawrence
C. M. Davis
Andrew Peterson
Old Concord D A R Holds Annual Meeting
The Old Concord chapter of the D A R met at the Chapter House with Mrs. George M. Baker presiding. Reports show three successful years under her leadership as she retires, debt on the Chapter House reduced, and 200 gratitude gifts to be paid. The house will be rented as a tearoom in summer. Delegates to the Boston spring conference were named, and officers for the coming year elected.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
George M. Baker
Old Concord
Mass
Pilgrim Hall
Beacon St
Boston
Continental Congress
Washington
Geo. R. Blinn
O. S. Fowler
Caroline P. Holden
Charlotte Conant
George R. Blinn
Herbert B. Hosmer
Treas
Alice J. Johnson
Elmer E. Shattuck
Virginia Sanderson
Ellen A. Boynton
Alfred BE. McCleary
Pulpit and evening sermons at Trinitarian Church on Sunday
The Trinitarian Church schedules Sunday services in the pastor’s charge with morning sermon The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven and evening message The Whosoever of Confession and Denial of Christ from 7 15 to 8 00. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 50. Friday night talk Present Day Opportunities for Christian Service welcomes all.
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Christ
Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples Religious Union Meeting in Concord
The annual meeting of the Young Peoples Religious Union of South Middlesex Federation is set for Concord at St Andrew's school. The day includes a 3 PM business meeting 4 PM sports program 6 PM basket supper and dancing. About 100 representatives from local societies are expected.
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The
Young Peoples’ Religious Union of South Middlesex Federation
Concord
St. Andrew's School
Wainwright Tops Low Scores in Nine Holes Medal Play
N Wainwright was the low scorer in the best selected nine holes medal event at the country club. Rev Frederic Gill of Arlington will preach at the Meeting House of the First Parish next Sunday May 16 in exchange with Pastor Rev Loren B Macdonald.
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N. Wainwright
Frederic Gill
Arlington
First Parish
Loren B. Macdonald
Concord Building By-Laws Set Fire Safety Standards
The town of Concord adopts building by laws requiring interior flue linings of clay and terra cotta, no nails in chimneys, fire stopping in exterior walls and partitions, and metal or asbestos wrapping for hot air pipes. Signed May 32 1915 by Selectmen Murray Ballou Elmer E Shattuck George W Hunt.
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Murray Ballou
Elmer E. Shattuck
George W. Hunt
Concord
Young People Epworth League Meet in Concord May 29
About 60 delegates of the Young People of the Norwegian-Danish district Epworth League will meet in Concord M. E. church May 29 to June 1. Twelve preachers are expected and a gospel tent will be secured for all services. Opening meeting Saturday May 29 features Rev Dillon Bronson D D with a stereopticon lecture My trip through the Yellowstone Park. Public invited.
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Epworth League
Concord
M. E. Church
Dillon Bronson
D. D
Yellowstone Park
Welcome feast announced for Thursday evening
A welcome feast will be held Thursday evening the 13th in the vestry. The event invites attendees to share a meal and hospitality in the church vestry.
Haver Returns from Northwestern University Theological School
In honor of Student M. Haver who has returned from Evanston Illinois Northwestern University School of Theology a good program is secured and ice cream will be served Mr Haver will preach in the church next Sunday evening and bring greetings from the west
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Northwestern University School of Theology
Evanston, Ill
Haver
Kerosene Paste Fire Kindler Endorsed by Henry Norton
Henry Norton endorses a paste made from ashes and coal oil as the safest kindling. He claims a tablespoon starts a fire with no other kindling and that the paste, doughy like corn meal, is explosion proof when kept in a container.
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Henry Norton
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Milford
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