Concord Defeats Winchester 14 12 In Hard Fought Friday Grid
Concord high defeated Winchester high 14 to 12 on Friday in a hard fought playground game. The readible names include Williams Ledgwood Budreau and Shaughnessy with Williams scoring two goals from touchdowns and Baldwin credited as a goal scorer. Referee Galbraith and head linesman Cotten officiated the four period tilt.
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Concord High
Winchester High
Winchester
Pickard
Budreau
Concord
Williams
Alien
Ledgwood
Biudreau
Baldwin
Galbraith
Cotten
Mail carrier injured in Thoreau Street crash
Joseph Buckley on a Thoreau street route was struck while delivering mail. The cyclist was hit by a vehicle driven by Miss Conant of Acton, who stopped and aided Buckley, taking him to Deaconess hospital. He suffers a compound leg fracture with condition unclear.
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Mally
Joseph Buckley
Buckles
Thoreau St
Rose
Married Tuesday at Congregational Church West Newton
Miss Janie Robertson of West Newton married Edward L. Monroe of this town in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the Congregational church. A reception followed, with many local guests. The couple left for parts unknown and will reside on Elsinors after returning. Mrs. Monroe formerly lived here with Mrs. Florence Brooks. Mr. Monroe works as engineer at the electric light station.
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West Newton
Janie Robertson
Edward L. Monroe
Monroe
Elsinor S
Florence Brooks
Birthday Observances for Mrs. Foss and Mrs. Taylor
In Concord Junction two residents marked birthdays on Friday November first at Mrs. Foss home. The house was decorated with cut flowers and guests sent many wishes and gifts to both honorees Mrs. Augusta M Foss and Mrs. Frederick W Taylor.
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Augusta M. Foss
Frederick W. Taylor
Concord Junction
Ladies Auxiliary of Concord Grange Meets for Year Planning
The Ladies' auxiliary met at Mrs. J. B. Wilson's home Tuesday afternoon. They planned the year's work and spent the afternoon sewing, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
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Concord Grange
J. 8. Wilson
Alumni Football Practice Ahead of Thanksgiving Game
Alumni boys have started practicing for the annual alumni football game against the high school on Thanksgiving day. A large turnout reports, with confidence of a victory.
Concord Minute Men Endorse Universal Military Training
At a regular drill the Concord Minute Men adopted resolutions in favor of universal compulsory military training. Endorsed by the National Security League and respected by former Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer, a public meeting is planned for December 16 to discuss preparedness and national service. The group aims two more talks on militia reform and training’s democracy value, sending the resolutions to national leaders.
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Concord Minute Men
National Security League
Navy
George von L. Meyer
Minute Men
United States
State Amory
Concord
Mass
Those Who Attended Maynard Union Service Hear Address
Miss Ella Aldrich Gleason of the State W C T U spoke at the Congregational church on The Third Class. She outlined three groups, praising the first for fighting the liquor trade, condemning the second as dealers, and warning of judgment for those who profit from alcohol. She cited the Bible and cited crime as largely linked to rum.
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Congregational
Ella Aldrich Gleason
F. W. Rutan
A. M. Osgood
Howard A. Wilson
Mr. Rutan
New York
Maynard
Concord Lyceum Opens Season With Fine Concert
The Concord Lyceum began its 58th season with a Wednesday concert by violinist Miss Irma Sevdel and tenor Francesco Savasta assisted by pianist Miss Mary Pumphrey. The program featured works by Saint-Saens Verdi Kreisler Sarasate and more with Taft to lecture next on Our World Relationship. Rev. George Tewksbury and Rev. Christopher W. Coller exchanged pulpits in Lexington Sunday.
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Concord Lyceum
Irmasevdel
Francesco Savasta
Mary Pumphrey
State Armory
William Howard Taft
George Tewksbury
Christopher W. Coller
Lexington
Trinity Church Men's Club Opens Season With Speaker
The Trinity Church Men's Club will hold its first meeting of the season in the parish house Thursday evening. Arthur K. Hunt, secretary of the Mass Branch of the Church Pension Fund, will speak. A supper will be served at 6 50.
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Trinity Church Men's Club
Arthur K. Hunt
Mass
Church Pension Fund
Young People's Religious Union Holds Meeting on Liberal Evangelism
The Young People's Religious Union met in the vestry of First Parish church with Rev. Henry Hallam Saunderson delivering an engaging address on Liberal Evangelism.
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Young People’s Religious Union
Guild
Henry Hallam Saunderson
Recital at Trinity Parish House Delights Attendees
Those who attended the song recital at Trinity parish house Thursday evening praised Edna Wahle contralto assisted by J Albert Baum-Barter. Charles Furber also offered several pleasing selections.
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Trinity Parish House
Edna Wahle
J. Albert Baum- Barter
Charles Furber
Mustered Out Excerpt: Moynihan Calls for Return to Clinton Armory
William Moynihan of Co. K Ninth Regiment Clinton returned from the Mexican border and expects the regiment to be mustered out soon. He reports daily at the Clinton armory. Moynihan joined a 100 mile hike through New Mexico’s alkali sands before their return, with 15 miles a day and each man carrying a 70 to 80 pound knapsack.
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William Moynihan
Co. K
Clinton
United States Service
Bill
New Mexico
Maynard Attendees at Concord Chapter DD A R Exercises
Members from Maynard joined Concord Chapter DD AR at the Unitarian church in Concord on Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs James Bent and Pauline, Mrs Helen Bent Curtis, Miss Sarah Bent, Mrs Frederick N Rutan, Mrs Howard Hamblen, Mrs A Morse, Mrs Alfred BE McCleary, Mrs Sidney McCleary, Mrs Alfred T Haynes, Mrs Andrew Smith, Mrs Luke Brooks, Miss Susan Hill, and Miss Dorothy Persons.
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Maynard
Concord
Unitarian Church
James Bent
Pauline
Helen Bent Curtis
Sarah Bent
Frederick N. Rutan
Howard Hamblen
Alfred BE. McCleary
Sidney McCleary
Alfred T. Haynes
Andrew Smith
Luke Brooks
Susan Hill
Dorothy ‘Persons
Maynard Cricket Club Hosts Enjoyable Supper Evening
The Maynard Cricket and Athletic club held a new supper at the clubhouse on Great Road Saturday with Lee Donahue as chef. Members praised his skill as Frank Taylor Dr Edward Salmon and Thomas Murray offered vocal solos and a Breck recitation drew applause. Thomas Murray chaired the house committee.
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Maynard Cricket and Athletic Club
Great Rd
Lee Donahue
Frank Taylor
Edward Salmon
Thomas Murray
Thomas Breck
House
Notable Names Appear in City Directory Section
The list includes P. B. Banks W. L. B. Cobb Webster Grant J. H. Howarth Dell Kingsley W. A. Logan Winthrop Packard Phillips Post Daniel Swett Dr Tuttle Boston Line Mrs L L Goodell Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs Margaret West as residents or associates in the latest directory.
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P. B. Banks
W. L. B. Cobb
Webster Grant
J. H. Howarth
Dell Kingsley
W. A. Logan
Winthrop Packard
Phillips Post
Daniel Swett
Dr. Tuttle
Boston Line
L. L. Goodell
Fred Smith
Margaret West
Local Grocery Sees Historic Prosperity Wave on Main Street
The 8S. E. McCleary grocery and bakery reports surging weekly sales after a peak three months ago, signaling what may be the town’s greatest period of prosperity for the entire community.
Hull Leaves Woolen Co To Learn Auto Business
Herman B. Hull left the finishing department at the American Woolen Co. last week and is now in Boston pursuing the automobile business.
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Herman B. Hull
American Woolen Co
Boston
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Knowles
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Main St
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Bank
Fritz J. Anderson
Wood Sq. Hudson
Bearch of Selectmen
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Frank Binks
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H. B. Morse
F. J. McCarron
Agent Holton
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Main
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Webber
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Tremont Street
A. C. Baggesen
P. O. Box
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Acton
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