Golden Wedding Day Honors Mr and Mrs Benjamin Moody
Concord yesterday celebrated the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Moody with a public reception at the Trinitarian Congregational chapel. The Moodys have lived in Concord since 1882 and are noted for long service to church, town, and community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Moody
Concord
Trinitarian Chapel
Midv
Moody
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Over Foryers
S.im
Concord Cooperative Bank
Concord Coperative Bank
Maidy
Charlestown
Laura A. Lisson
Somerville
Hillside Farm
Henry M. Grout
J. M. Fairbanks
James
Harold
Mooody
Concord Wome's Club
Awker Fertilizer Co
Boston
Consolidated Rendering Co
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Walden Royal Arch Cnaiiier
Boston City Club
Trinitarian Congregational Chapel
District Attorney Bishop to Speak at West Concord
West Concord Union church hosts Warren A. Bishop of Middlesex County for a Sunday night talk at 7 o clock on law observance and law enforcement. The speaker is noted for persuasiveness and rarity on the platform, inviting townspeople and neighbors to attend. Earle K Hicks is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Warren A. Bishop
Middlesex County
Bishop
Concord
Concord High Triumphs Over Acton In Gridiron Showdown
Concord High School defeated Acton High 32 to 0 on a wet Friday afternoon. The Concord backs gained steadily and the line blocked well, with touchdowns by Menig Harvey Krisman McGrath and two extra points by DiCicco. Referees and officials listed, game timed in four ten minute periods.
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Concord
Acton
Lexington High
Acton High
Concord High
Palmer
Cook
DiCicco
Davis
McKenna
Searles
L. Fish
Capt
Spooner
Coombs
Hanniman
Bean
Bucher
Haynes
Callahan
Dunn
Whitcomb
Tuttle
C. Thompson
Thompson
Condon
Manion
Reynnolds
Stevens
Counhdowns
Menig
Harvey
Krisman
McGrath
Rush
Reynolds
Asbjorn Son
Concert for Children at Cord Academy Delights Young Audience
Giuspeppe de Lellis, pianist, delivered a superb program at the Cord Academy on Wednesday afternoon, November 18. The event, aimed at children, drew large numbers of youngsters and also gave considerable pleasure to many attending adults.
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Giuspeppe de Lellis
Concord Academy
Edward W. Sheehan Elected President at Hood and Sons Banquet
West Concord selectman Edward W. Sheehan was chosen president of the H. P. Hood and Sons Inc Mutual Benefit Association at the 24th annual banquet held Wednesday evening in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Sheehan
Concord
West Concord
H. P. Hood and Sons, Inc
Willard again bank president Concord
Raymond J. Willard of 6 Fielding street was reelected president of the Concord Cooperative Bank at the annual shareholders meeting in the bank rooms Wednesday. John J. Connortoy named vice president and Benjamin Moi) treasurer along with directors for three years: William Rodday Edward B Caiger Raymond Wheel er Burleigh L Pratt Philip A Davis John E Mutty Wisner Park and clerk Benjamin Moody. Mr and Mrs Clarence Day of New York welcome a daughter. Mrs Etta Dodge of Sudbury Road Concord visiting at 1170 Fifth Avenue.
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BANK
Concord
Raymond J. Willard
Fielding Street
Concord Cooperative Bank
John J. Connortoy
Benjamin Moi
William Rodday
Edward B Caiger
Raymond Wheeler
Burleigh L.pratt
Philip A. Davis
John E Mutty
Wisner
Park
Benjamin Moody
Clarence Day
New York
Day
Etta Dodge
Sudbury Road
Fifth Avenue
Teachers Plan Open Meeting Next Tuesday
The Concord Teachers Club met in the High school auditorium to discuss reorganizing and elected officers for 1931 32. Mrs Helen Freeman was named president and Miss Mary Gordon secretary with a Legislative Committee and a Social Committee to guide the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Teachers’ Club
Mary Garvey
West Concord
Margaret Murphy
Peter Bulkeley
Helen Freeman
Mary Gordon
Gertrude H. Rideout
R. N. Hudspeth
Murphy
Marion Gorham
Louise Pitkin
John Hendershot
Freeman
Concord Officials Attend Framingham School Conference
Concord School Committee members attended a conference of School Committees and superintendents in Framingham on Thursday evening. The Legion Band is to perform in Weston on December 2 at Weston Post American Legion meeting, with the band playing before and after the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Framingham
Legion
Weston
Weston Post
American Legion
Mrs Brown Honored by Concord Musical Club
Mrs Charles E Brown received a white gold pin with a hand-cut amethyst from the Concord Musical Club in appreciation of 34 years of service to the organization. Since 1897 she served on the executive committee and as chairman most of that time, greatly shaping the club and its activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Brown
Concord Musical Club
Brown
Parish Reunion at St Bridget High School Tonight
The annual St Bridget parish reunion occurs tonight at the high school auditorium. The program features an entertainment, dancing, and whist with turkeys as prizes. Walter Sheridan, a night operator at the local telephone exchange, is convalescing at his parents’ Hillside Street home after a ten week hospital stay following surgery. he is reported much improved.
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St. Bridget's Parish
Walter Sheridan
James Sheridan
Hillside Street
Sheridan
Concord Co operative Bank Reports Growth and Strong Assets
The Concord Co operative Bank notes substantial progress over ten years with shares rising from 4,489 to 12,932 held by 1,208 shareholders. It reports assets growing from 40,293.29 to over 1 million, a rise of 142,885.97 in the last year, and a near record of no foreclosures prior to a single parcel foreclosed then sold. Dividends of 11-4 per quarter bolster reserve funds and deposits remain robust under new cash reserve law.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Massachusetts
Commissioner of Banks
Raymond D. Willard
Concord Co-Operative Baf
Security Committee
Sunday Church Notices and Testimonial Meeting Schedule
Sunday Service and Sunday School set for 10.45. A testimonial meeting occurs each Wednesday at 7.45 pm. Reading Room open in the church edifice with hours 2 to 5 pm on weekdays and holidays. The Golden Text for Sunday November 29 cites Isaiah and Jeremiah readings from the Christian Science Lesson Sermon and Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Independence by cooperation urged by Concord Cooperative Bank
A banking ad argues independence comes through interdependence and teamwork among colonies and nations. It promotes joining the Concord Cooperative Bank November series with pledges from one to forty dollars monthly, noting five percent interest compounded quarterly for ten years.
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Robinson Crusoe
Himan Wriday
Himelf
Concord Cooperative Bank
King's Daughters Meet in Vestry Hosts Named
The King's Daughters gathered in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on a Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Herbert B. Smith and Miss Sally Bartlett as hostesses.
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King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Herbert B. Smith
Sally Bartlett
Concord Woman's Club Pottery Class Begins December 3 1981
The Concord Masc Woman's Club Pottery class led by R N Hudspeth starts Thursday December 3 1981 at 4 8 45 pm in the High School Chemical Laboratory. Fee is 5 dollars for 10 lessons plus material and firing costs. All money to be paid to Mrs Herbert B Smith chair of the Art Committee.
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Concord
R. N. Hudspeth
Herbert B. Smith
Concord High Football Squad Attends Harvard Yale Game
Concord Twenty members of the Concord High School football squad ushered at the Harvard Yale game at the Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Their coach Edward Ff. Loughlin is an ex Harvard athlete.
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Concord
Concord High
Edward Ff. Loughlin
Harvard
Yankees Rout Melrose Town Team 33 to 0 on Emerson Playground
The Concord Yankees overwhelmed the Melrose Town Team Sunday afternoon at Emerson Playground winning 33 to 0. Robinson Flannery Prescott DiCicco and Bosco each scored a touchdown and the extra points came from a Bosco rush Prescott kick and a Prescott pass. The backfield featured strong runs and frequent forward passes as the Yankees dominated both lines and ends.
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Concord Yankees
Melrose Town
Emerson Playground
Robinson
Flannery
Prescott
DiCicco
Bosco
Concord Church Schedule for Thanksgiving Week
Concord Mass announces a week of services led by Rector Smith O Dexter. Thanksgiving Day service Thursday at 9 A M in Trinity Church with Union Services and sermon by Rev Edward P Daniels. Advent Sunday events include Holy Communion at 8 45 A M Church School at 9 30 A M Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 A M, plus Boy Scouts at 2 30 P M and Young Peoples Fellowship at 4 P M.
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Concord
Mass
Tev Smith O. Dexter
Church Aid Society
Trinity Church
Edward P. Daniels
Boyis
Young Peoples
James J Mansfield Post hears insurance talk and plans spring musical
James J Mansfield Post of the American Legion met in the Veterans Building Thursday evening. Hubert M Wardwell Jr spoke on Compulsory Automobile Insurance Law. Plans discussed for a spring musical comedy written by Frederick R Child Jr of Concord. Refreshments were served by the Ambia Mia Jarvig Derby.
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James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Veterans Building
Hubert M. Wardwell Jr
Frderick R. Child, Jr
Concord
Auzilia
Mia Jarvig
Derby
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Earle K. Hicks
The
Municipal Light Department
Mutual Savings Banks
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Walden Street
Peane
Eere
Willard
George Brigham
Booker T. Washington
Emerst Society
George L. Thurlow
T. Henry Mahon
Old Bedford Road
Florida
Alii
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Yankees
James J. Mansfield Post
Safe Deposit Box
Oncor
Frank Price
Liberty Greenhouse
Tel
Ernesto Barilone
Butler Ave
Mason Contrallors
Naynard
Clinton
Maynard H. S. Vs
Clinton H. S
MacPherson
Main Street
Mas
Carter Furniture Co
Gold Seal
Armstrong
Middlesex Institution
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