Donn Seeks Middlesex County Commissioner Endorsed by League
Sheriff yn Alderman Robert F. Donn of Somerville addressed a gathering of Democrats at the Middlesex League at the Town Hall in Ayer. He has the endorsement of the League and is conducting a vigorous countywide campaign asking all Democrats in his district for support.
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Robert F. Donn
Somerville
Middlesex County
Tergé
Middlesex League
Ayer
Donovan
League
Concord Week in Review Highlights News and Visitors
Local items note Mr and Mrs Hans W Miller returning from a two week motor trip visiting New York Connecticut Pennsylvania and Ohio. Patroller Fred Nolan welcomes a new son born at Emergon Hospital. High school field hockey aims to field a new team with Virginia Locke captain as Greater Boston league dissolves. Church notices list services and readings at First Church of Christ Scientist Concord for September 16.
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Hans W. Miller
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Ohio
H. Robert Bygrave
Square Lake
N. H
Frank A. Pierce
Fennville
Michigan
Chicago
S Carlyle Peterson
Kh. H. Mumford
Lexington Road
Lowell Road
Hudson
Newton Arvin
Howard Swift
F. D. Houston
Musketaquid Road
Arvin
Hawthorne
Emerson Playground
Virginia Locke
Concord Girls
Greater Boston
Mary A. Battles
New York State
Donald M. Leith
Leith
Slugh F. Leith
Nashawton Road
Phillips Andover Academy
Depot Nine Wins League Championship
The Depot nine captured the Town Wiseball League title by beating Hubbardville in two games Sunday. Game one saw Bing Bartolomeo limit Hubbardville to seven hits as Depot won 74. Game two featured Bartolomeo's homer with two aboard and strong hitting from Hosey and Di Cicco. Hubbardville’s McCarthy and Mullen pitched well. the foe earned praise for a capable season.
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Concord
Depot
Hubbardville
McCarthy
Mullen
Sunday Sermon at West Concord Union Church
Rev. Alfred W. Stone preached on Orders To Advance at the morning service. Soloists were Velma Higman Edwardson on violin and Edith Kenton with Nina Ruble at the organ.
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Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union
Velma Higman Edwardson
Edith Kenton
Nina Ruble
Families Return From Vacations and Academic Moves
Mr and Mrs William Fitzgerald and son Edward return from two weeks on the Cape. Mr and Mrs Frank A Cleaves return from a month at Shore Acres in Scituate. Robert H Torstensen entering Harvard this Fall. sister Hilda Torstensen a Radcliffe senior. Grandparents August G Ziegler witness christening of Bruce Ziegler in Summit. Henry Graham and John Woodworth motor trip to Washington and Norfolk to visit Samuel MacQuarrie aboard the Saratoga, then to the West Coast mid month.
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William Fitzgerald
Edward
Cape
Frank A. Cleaves
Shore Acres
Scituate
Robert H. Torstensen
Robert A. Torstensen
Assabet Avenue
Harvard
Hilda Torstensen
Radcliffe
Torstensen
Saratoga
Norfolk
West Coast
Catholic Daughters Plan Whist and Bridge Party
Co D of A Our Lady Help of Christians met at Odd Fellows hall in West Concord with Miss Agnes Collins presiding. They scheduled a whist and bridge party with a food sale for Saturday September 8 at Mrs Lawrence Collins home Main Street West Concord. Officers will be elected at the October 2 meeting.
Plant lice known to produce 94 generations without males
The Busy Aphides Aphides or plant lice, mostly females, hatch from unfertilized eggs and can give birth to 94 successive generations without the intervention or birth of a single male.
Fall Championship Tennis Tourney Starts at Concord Country Club
The annual fall ten big Championship tournament begins Friday September 14 at the Concord Country Club. Events include men’s and women’s singles and doubles and mixed doubles. Entries must be telephoned to Mrs W M Shedden by September 13. entry fee is nominal.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
W. M. Shedden
Concord Merchant Celebrates 35 Years in Business
Thomas Peterson, a Concord merchant, marked the 35th anniversary of his career. He began in 1899 as a clerk for Henry Halliday, bought the business in 1906, and has run the Concord Nothing Company at 2 Walden Street since then.
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Concord
Thomas Peterson
Peteragon
Henry Halliday
Concord Nothing Company
Walden Street
Concord Rotary Club Holds Luncheon Talk at Colonial Inn
The Concord Rotary Club met at noon on Thursday September 6 at the Colonial Inn with President Eliot R. Howard presiding. Rev. George L. Thurlow spoke about his experiences in Pennsylvania coal regions during his vacation and a joint field day with neighboring clubs is planned for September 12 at Stow Golf Club.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Howard
George L. Thurlow
Pennsylvania
Arlington
Lexington
Woburn
Winchester
Stow
Trinity Church Concord Rev Dexter and Peck Hold Service
Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at 8 45 a m and Morning prayer with address by the rector at 9 30 a m Junior choir to sing The church school opens in October Miss Harriet Brown of Lynn new coach teacher in Primary grades teaching first to third in two town locations She addresses students who have fallen behind in class work.
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Trinity Church Concord
O. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Harriet Brown
Lynn
Bridgewater State Teachers’ College
Lost bank book notice under 1908 act
Notice of loss or replacement request for a duplicate bank book under section 40 chapter 590 of the Acts of 1908. Details unreadable but indicates filing for replacement. Public records likely show the involved bank and claimant.
Oxford Group Meeting At Concord Methodist Church
Rev Dr Clelland introduced Oxford Group leader Francis Bradley as clergy and lay members from Greater Boston area presented a revival style talk. Speakers included William Wood Harriet Spofford Ann Harding Loring Swain Edgar Chandler Elbert Holmes and Kenneth Sawyer. The nonsectarian movement seeks to revitalize Christianity through surrender to God and divine guidance.
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Oxford
Methodist Church Concord
Frank W. Cielland
Concord Methodist Episcopal Church
Bangor Theological Seminary
Tho Concord
Greater
Loston
Clelland
Francis Bradley
William Wood
Episcopal Theological School of
Cambridge
Harriet Spofford
Lexington
Ann Harding
Loring Swain
Robert Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Edgar H. S. Chandler
Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Elbert B. Holmes
Episcopal Church
Restraints When Schools Open And Public Life Broadens
The piece emphasizes universal restraints from the President to children to protect life liberty and happiness. It argues everyone must follow rules to avoid pitfalls and disasters, noting even banks like Concord Co-operative Bank must conform to state and national restrictions to protect depositors.
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United States
Concord Co-operative Bank
John K. Damon Enters Freshman Class at UNH
John K. Damon begins his studies in the freshman class at the University of New Hampshire on September 1 fields indicate the start date. The note marks his entry into higher education at Durham campus.
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John K. Damon
The
University of New Hampshire
Concord Grange Opens Season With Whist Party
Concord Grange P of H opened its Fall season at Edgar Clark’s Lowell Road home. After a business session led by Mrs. Marion Adams Clark, a whist party was held with prizes awarded to Elizabeth Adams first, and to Forbes Gates DuBerger Kelley Armstrong Graham and White among others.
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Concord Grange
P. of H
Edgar Clark
Lowell Road
Marion Adams Clark
Clark
Elizabeth Adams
Clytie Forbes
Ethel Gates
Thomas DuBerger
Mary Kelley
Annie Armstrong
Graham
Lillian White
Mrs Annie Receives Prize From Mrs Taylor for Fred Moreau
Mrs Annie is awarded a prize presented by Mrs Taylor in honor of Fred Moreau. The event highlights a charitable or community recognition with both women named and the award context.
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Aerie Aliversesasttrzay
Glenwood
Terre
Red Gas Company
Speedlux
Harry Dunlap Brown
Billerica
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Endicott
Saltonstall
Chesnntill Road
Newton
Mass
Sinclair Week
Volantines Street
West
Robert Marden
Clark Road
Lowell
Maynard, Mass
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Churches of Christ
God
Mary Baker
Jesus
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Flanagan
Dempsey
Hansen
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Whalen
Hubbardville Abr H—Ab
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Mollen
Union Church
Sumner Street
Marlboro
Thrift
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord, Mass
Samuel Hoar
Henry F. Smith
Act
Concord National Bank
Concord National
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