Marlboro people report angling success and local events
Marlboro figures Daniel FF and O'Connor return from Berkshires angling trip with good success. Home and School Association meets tonight with William H. Wellen presiding and Howell Cullinan as speaker from WEEI. Marlboro Lodge of Elks marks 23rd anniversary with banquet. Funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Morse set for 2:30 at Baptist Church. Public Whist party of Unitarian Alliance and visits by local residents noted.
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Daniel Ff, O'Connor
Crescent Garage
Ovide Lanois
Telephone Mechanical
Berkshires
Home and School Association
William H. Wellen
Howell Cullinan
Boston Globe
WEEI
Marlboro Lodge of Elks
Elks Home
Mary A. Morse
Fred H. Morse
Marlboro Coal Company
The
Baptist Church
Edward A. Bullock
Military Whist Party of
Unitarian Alliance
Della Smith
Mrs McCarthy and Mrs Clark In Marlboro Hospital
Mrs McCarthy of West Main Street and Mrs Sarah Clark of Front Street are patients at Marlboro hospital. Mrs Clark is recovering from knee injuries sustained in a fall at her home.
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M. J 'McCarthy
West Main Street
Sarah Clark
Front Street
Marlboro Hospital
Dist. Attorney Warren L. Bishop Denies Candidacy Intent
Warren L. Bishop states he has no political ambitions toward Lieutenant Governor or Attorney General and has no plans to seek re election. He notes eleven years in Middlesex County District Attorney’s office and describes his administration as successful with strong public support and a crime record of stability.
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Middlesex
Middlesex County
Stoneham Slugs For 13 Tallies In Big Victory
Stoneham high slammed Concord with 13 hits including two homers and two doubles. Concord led briefly in the second, but Stoneham pulled ahead in the third and rolled to a 14 to 3 win at Stoneham Friday.
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Concord
Stoneham High
Concord Stoneham
Stoneham
Shkoneilaim
Woman's Union holds final Trinitarian meeting
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Franklin N. Prescott's Cart road home. Mrs. Laura Wilder presided and Mrs. Graves of the Boston Sea men'sriend Society spoke on her work.
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Concord
Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Franklin N. Prescott
Cart Road
Laura Wilder
Graves
Boston Seamen’sriend Society
Sneider Delivers Address to C E Society at West Concord
William E Sneider a well known church worker for youth spoke to the Christian Endeavor Society of the West Concord Union Church Sunday evening. He brought his Radio Sunshine Singers who broadcast over WBSO and both speaker and singers were greatly enjoyed.
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William E. Sneider
Ruggles’ Street Baptist Church
Boston Y
Thayer Academy Beats Middlesex 7 to 2 in Saturday Tilt
Thayer Academy defeated Middlesex 7 to 2 as Kelland allowed six hits. Inning by inning, Thayer scored early and tallied two more in the seventh. Middlesex managed two runs off Prouty and Cook but could not overtake the lead.
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Thayer Academy
Middlesex School
Kelland
Thayer
Middlesex
Gentry
Burbank
Thorburn
Mead
French
KnowRon
Ellis
Cook
Prouty
MISS PROCTOR IS MAY BRIDE IN Concord SETTING
Miss Jeanme Laimont Proctor daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burroughs Proctor of Concord married Mr Burill Devereaux Barker Jr son of Mr and Mrs B Devereaux Barker of Boston at the First Parish Meeting House Concord The bride wore old ivory satin with rose point lace and a court train The ceremony was aided by lilacs narcissus tulips and evergreens with a large turnout of guests from Boston Pittsburgh Detroit and New York They will honeymoon about three weeks then reside at Marblehead Neck for the summer and 138 Marlboro Street next winter The Barker family connections and social clubs are noted alongside the Harvard and Milton backgrounds.
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Concord
Jeanme Laimont Proctor
George Burroughs Proctor
Burill Devereaux Barker, Jr
B. Devereaux Barker
West Cedar Street
Boston
Robinsfield
Proctor Estate
Kilby
Mr. Barker
Jenness Newcomb
Detroit
Betty Foster
Brookline
Anne Elliot Brown
Rye
N. Y
Clifford Castle
New York
Elizabeth Morison
Samuel KE. Morison
Brimmer Street
Elizabeth Pratt
New Bedford
Barbara Holdsworth
Katherine Robinson
Hobson Taylor
Portsmouth N. I
John W. Goodrich
Sherman ‘Morss
William Gardner Barker
William Tyson Kemble
Washington
Archibaul ‘M. Brown, Jr
Thomas K. Dunstan
Lawrence
Mrs.Proctor
Mrs. Barker
Concord High Class of 1923 Reunion Dinner Dance
The Class of 1923 at Concord High School, the largest graduating class with 100 seniors, will mark its tenth anniversary with a dinner at the Colonial Inn on Saturday June 3 followed by dancing in the high school auditorium. John J. McWalter chairs the committee.
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Concord
Concord High School
Colonial Inn
John J. McWalter
Fenn School Commencement Set for June 3
The Fenn School will hold commencement on Saturday June 3. Mr and Mrs Walter K Borden host a long visiting guest Mrs Walter Borden Sr of North Carolina for several weeks.
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Fenn School
Walter K. Borden
Walter Borden, Sr
North Carolina
Pratt Wins Golf Event at Concord Country Club
Burleigh L. Pratt led after the best nine holes and won the event at Concord Country Club with a 31 24 1 2 score totaling first prize by half a point over Charles L. Foote who posted 38 25. Harold Bowers finished third with 37 26 and Buttrick posted 42 for a near second place.
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Concord Country Club
Burleigh L. Pratt
Charles L. Foote
Harold ‘Bowers
Pratt
Buttrick
Grass fire answers call near 140 Main Street
Firemen from Central Station were called out Wednesday afternoon for a small grass fire in the rear of 140 Main Street. The King's Daughters met last week at the home of Mr. Russell Robb on Monument Street. Mr and Mrs Matt Shaw left Concord May 18 for a two week motor trip to Virginia to view restorations at Williamsburg where Mr Shaw has done extensive work. Their daughter Mrs William Faversham is staying at their home with her infant son William Anthony Faversham before returning to River Street.
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Central Station
Main Street
King’s
Russell Robb
Monument Street
Matt Shaw
Concord
Virginia
Willamsburg
Shaw
William Faversham
Concord Defeats Newton In Iwi League Showdown
Concord led early in the Boston Iwi League standings by routing Newton 8 to 4 at Newton. Johnson and Heyliger each had a double and a single, Robinson added a double, while Newton totaled seven hits and committed seven errors as Robinson and Smith pitched and walked hitters.
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H Po Pickens
Weeeveronne
Ab Buv
Teetee
Peteweeuas
Mahoney
U Roach
Ant
Seeee
Sculley
Severe Ensus
Dieint
Riley
Casey
MiC'thy
Bowen
Concord Ab
Dee Ctf
Cebu
Nelson
Rooney
Rob’son
Concord
Newton
Johnson
Heyliger
Robinson
Smith
Middlesex Whips Groton In Lopsided Victory
Middlesex School used clean defense to beat Groton School 13 to 3 in Groton. Prouty allowed only three hits as Miner went 3 for 3 at the plate and Simmons added a triple and two singles.
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Middlesex School
Groton School
Groton
Prouty
Lasers
Miner
Middlesex
Simmons
Concord Grange Members Enjoy Evening Musical program
Concord Grange patrons and guests attended a Tuesday evening performance in Hills Hall Concord led by Lecturer Mrs Helen Croft with The Moonlight Serenaders and Joseph McGann as golfer. A future Neighbor's Night is planned for June 6 with Lexington and Billerica Grange as guests. Firefighters responded to a 2 pm Friday alarm for a car fire on the Cambridge Turnpike damaging wiring but quickly put out the blaze.
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Concord Grange
Hils
Concord
Grange
Helen Croft
Joseph McGann
Lexington
Billerica Grangere
Central Fire Station
James H Dee Elected Concord Band President
Concord James J Mans field Post American Legion band held its second annual meeting in Veterans Building last Tuesday. William H Taunton was reelected musical director James H Dee elected president Henry Helsher Jr vice president John McWalter secretary Merton J Leighton treasurer Augustine W Macone librarian Frank Macone George Landini and William Hopkins named officers executive committee Supper served at close of meeting.
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James H. Dee
Concord Band
Concord
James J. Mansfield
American Legion Band
Veterans Building
William H. ‘Taunton
Henry Helsher Jr
John McWalter
Merton J. Leighton
Arens
Augustine W. Macone
Frank Macone
George Landini
William Hopkins
Concord Rotary hears talk on Mexico and garden tours
Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn with President Burleigh Pratt presiding. Jerry Wood of Hudson spoke on Mexico and three local gardens were opened to benefit the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Tea followed Mrs. Russell Robb’s garden opening on Monument Street as gardens of Mrs. Sherman Hoar and Mrs. Stedman Buttrick, Jr. were to be visited. The Emerson Hospital Aid Society aims to raise 4000 dollars this week for hospital support. The big thermometer in Monument Square, Concord Center, was marked as the Concord Legion Band played in the square.
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Concord Rotary Club
Concord
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L. Pratt
Jerry Wood
Hudson
Mexico
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Russell Robb
Monument Street
Sherman Hoar
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Liberty Street
F. de Hart Houston
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Monument Square
Concord Center
Concord Legion
Concord drill preps Memorial Day parade at State Armory
A regular Concord Artillery drill was held Monday night at the State Armory to prepare for Memorial Day parade plans. A Company escorted British Veterans last Sunday and will join church services and escort veteran groups on Memorial Day.
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Concord Artillery
State Armory
St. Bernard’s
First Church Concord Sunday Service and Lesson Sermon
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord holds Sunday service at 10 46 with Sunday School at 1045 and a Wednesday testimonial meet in the evening. A reading room is open weekdays 2 to 6 pm except holidays. The lesson denounces ancient and modern necromancy and hypnotism with scriptural readings from the Bible and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Abbat
Mary Baker Eddy
No Royal Road to Fortune in Early 20th Century Ad
A cautious business man warns stock market based gains are unreliable and gambling like. He cites Carnegie on saving and promotes Concord Cooperative Bank offering accounts from one to forty dollars monthly with interest from the start. Five dollars monthly could grow to one thousand, with total payments of seventy six five if the period ends.
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Andrew Carnegie
Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord Cooperative Bank
Adyv
Concord Co H Honor Roll for March and April
Concord high school lists honor roll students in four grades. Seniors include Brail, Brothen, Brown, Engebretson, Laphim, Lapham, Stensby, Torstensen, Tracy, Miller. Juniors include Crosby, Derby, Farrar, Pierce, Root. Sophomores include Ballou, Gerrish, Chase, Goodwin, Hinsman, Kean, Laughlin, Park, Patterson, Rizzitano, Roddy, Todd, Waite. Freshmen include Baker, Barrett, Batson, Biggs, Bruso, Bush, Calkins, Callahan, Chittim, Dee, Files, Garthe, Hojem, Hollis, Howard, Lombardo, MacDougall, Pifer, Robbins, Robinson, Viscariello.
Edwin D Brooks Elected Harvard Club President in Concord
Edwin D. Brooks of 1 Hubbard Street was elected president of the Harvard Club in Concord at a meeting held Wednesday evening at the Concord Country Club. He succeeds Henry S Thompson. Edward F Loughlin was chosen secretary and Charles Edgarton treasurer, with Julian W Ballou chairman of the scholarship committee and Raymond Emerson and Ralph Caper as committee members. Additional leadership posts included Samuel Hoar as chairman of the nominating committee with Dr. William B Bartlett and Alexander A Cameron, and Gordon Hutchins as chairman of the membership committee with Roger Swaim and Dr. M. H. Wentworth. William Faversham Jr. chaired the dinner committee, with W. van V Warren and John Buttrick also on that panel. The meeting was preceded by.
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Edwin D. Brooks
Hubbard Street
Harvard Club
Concord
Concord Country Club
Henry S Thompson
Edward F Loughlin
Charles (. Edgarton
Julian W. Ballou
Raymond Emerson
Ralph Caper
Samuel Hoar
William B Bartlett
Alexander A Cameron
Gordon Hutchins
Roger Swaim
M. H. Wentworth
Annual Dinner and Scholarship Plans At Concord Council
At a recent meeting of the Concord council a vote approved annual scholarship funding for 1938 41984 and a memorial nominating committee was named for the June event. Hon Charles Francis 88, secretary of the Navy, spoke on atoms galaxies of stars while Terence J McHugh chaired council committees. Firemen responded to a Belknap street cattle show fire, extinguishing it shortly after.
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Charles Francis
Harlowsha
Astron Vard
Concord
Council
K of C
Mon
Terence J McHugh
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John FF. Good
Immaculate Conception Court
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Chestnut Street
Charles K. Landry
Lincoln Street
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Lynn
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Dist
Warren L. Bishop
Stoneham Slugs
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Cassista
Casoff Smith
Sista
Woman’s Union
William &. Sneider
C. E. Society
Ma- Brothers
Miss Proctor
First Parish
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Reunion
FENN
Middlesex Whips
Thomas IL. Harris
Harvard Theological School
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles Peck
David Smith
Theodore L. Smith
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Rosemary Sheehan
Sheehans
Wilfred Academy
Egbert T. Montague
Cottage Street
West Concord
Better Motors
Hudson-Essex
C. N., Co. Enterprise
Marlboro
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Maynard Machine Shop
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Albert Batley & Son
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Sean
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Boston Consolidated Gas
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Middlesex Institution
Charles H. Towle
Henry F. Smith
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