School entries and extended vacations announced
iMiss Sybil Jane Bamford of Upland Road has entered North field School. Miss Edith Chase of the Concord Library is on a two weeks vacation. Mrs Beatrice EH Woodworth returned today from Germantown New York where she visited her cousin Captain C J Rudolf. Charles A Lincoln nephew of Mrs Beatrice E Woodworth Central Street enters his fourth year at Lowell Textile Institute and will graduate next June.
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iMiss Sybil Jane Bamford
Upland Road
Northfield School
Edith Chase
Concord Library
Beatrice EH Woodworth
Germantown
New York
C J Rudolf
Charles A Lincoln
Beatrice E Woodworth
Central Street
Lowell Textile Institute
Marriage of Annie Mackey and William Loomer in Nashua
Miss Annie Mackey of Concord daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mackey and William KO Loomer of Commonwealth avenue West Concord son of Mr and Mrs Noble Loomer were married September 7 in Nashua.
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Annie Mackey
Concord
John Mackey
William KO Loomer
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Noble Loomer
Nashua
Malden Couple Marry In September Ceremony
Miss Margaret Delsignore of Malden and Angelo Direnzio of 19 Belkmap street wed September 1 in Malden with Rev John J O Leary officiating. The bride is Emilio and Mrs Delsignore’s daughter and the groom is the son of Philip and Mrs Direnzio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Delsignore
Malden
Angelo Direnzio
Belkmap Street
John J O'Leary
Emilio Delsignore
Philip Direnzio
Tea for Concord League of Women Voters Directors
The Concord League of Women Voters directors were entertained at a tea on Tuesday afternoon at 7 Him Street hosted by Mire Charles Russell Peck president. Guests included Mrs Richard T Field Massachusetts League president Mrs Harry Bo Duane Jr field director and Miss Mary Heard legislative secretary with service by Mr Henry S Thompson and Mrs Walter Gleraseh.
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Concord League of Women Voters
Mire Charles Russell Peck
Him Street
Richard T. Field
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Harry Bo Duane
Mary Heard
State League Board
Henry S Thompson
Walter Gleraseh
Concord D A R Session Opens October First in Concord
Old Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets monthly October to May with June outing. October 5 features Celia Thaxter tale read by Mrs Blinn. November 2 address by Dr Frederick Sims. December 7 Lyric Trio recital. January 4 talk on Do A L Re Approved Schools by Mrs Josephine Richardson. February 2 talk by Miss Mirima A Finderson. March 2 speaker Rev Paul Harmon Chapman. April 5 talk by Alex G Mason. May 4 annual meeting with luncheon and officer elections. June outing date to be announced.
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Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lexington Road
Celia Thaxter
Justice Henry Shaw
Kittery
George R. Blinn
Charles Kk. Houghton
Bedford
Clin B. Cuttler
John Conly
S. 8S. Doughty
John Jewitt
Frederick RR. Sims
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Frank L. Nasen
State View
Ethel Line Hersey
Wallace DB. Conant
Herbert B. Smith
William Brown
Clarice Tuttle
John P. Allen
John W. Lord
Lyric
Maynard Florence Seler
Frances Archer
Mmily Vance
Walter No Bush
Mr. Mason
Wendell P. Raymond
John G. Watson
Josephine Richardson
John HW. Lord
Maynard
Alfred ‘T. Haynes
John Miller
Auststus L. Morse
Wistor Peppard
Charles Wilcox
Concord
West Concord
Mirima A Finderson
Spoak Oon
Virginia Sanderson
West Acton
Albert R. Jenks
Mlwyn W. Hirris
Ro Byron Moore
Paul Harmon Chapman
First Parish Unitarian Church of
Lexington
Warren B. Goddard
Martin F. Goodwin
Alison M. Hix
Alfred O
Martin FF. Goodwin
Thompson wins junior golf title at Concord Country Club
Henry S Thompson Jr defeats Humphrey Hosmer 6 and 4 to capture the junior golf championship. Junior tennis reaches finals with men’s singles and doubles progressing. results show Malcolm Thompson beating Abbot Fenn 0-6 6-2 10-5 and Eaton/Keyes beating Harlow/Miller 6-1 6-8 10-8. girls' singles semi final Denio advances by default over Piper.
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Henry S Thompson, Jr
Concord
Humphrey Hosmer
Malcolm Thompson
Abbott Fenn
John Eaton
Daniel Keyes
Mason Harlow
Alanson Miller
Jean Denio
Anne Piper
Concord Lodge
Waltham
Dunster Lodge
Cambridge
Waltham Lodge
Concord Country Club
Patience Hosmer
Helen Blanchard
Henry Thompson, Jr
John M. Eaton, Jr
Wanted A Clerk in Concord Office Hours
A young woman is sought to fill a clerk position requiring shorthand, typewriting, filing, recording, and general office duties. Preference for legal residents of Concord with good training and some experience. Apply in writing with education and experience details and several references.
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Concord
West Concord PTAs opens new school year meetings
The West Concord Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the new year in the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium with Mrs Henry W Harmon presiding. Speakers included Dr John Dennis Sheehan, Miss Mae Lounis, and Miss Marie Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Henry W. Harmon
John Dennis Sheehan
Mae Lounis
Marie WH Wells
Middlesex County Extension Service
Hubbardville Wins Concord Twilight League Title in Finals
Hubbardville defeats Holy Name 11 to 5 to clinch the Concord Twilight League championship in a slugging finale. Ned McGrath and Magurn anchored Hubbardville as Laughlin and Flannery led Holy Name. home runs highlighted the scoring. League president Thomas Byron and the organizing committee praise the season and announce a September 25 banquet with ticket sales through team managers.
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Hubbardville
Concord
Concord Academy Opens With 120 Pupils Enrolled
Concord Academy began its school year with Miss Elsie Garland Hobson as head mistress predicting an enrollment near 1200 girls. Five new teachers join, including four full time staff to fill resignations. Names include Miss Mary Payson of Cape Elizabeth Miss Constance W Potter of Boston Miss Margaret Haskell of Chestnut Hill Mrs Frances Hi Ramsell of Cambridge and Mrs Kathleen Uller of Concord.
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Concord Academy
Elsie Garland Hobson
Mary Payson
Cape Elizabeth
Smith College
Concord Summer School of Music
2D. Ripley Gage
Constance W. Potter
Boston
Margaret Haskell
Chestnut UT
Bryn Mawr College
Frances Hi. Ramsell
Cambridge
Middlebury College
Kathleen Uller
Concord
Concord Rotary Club Meeting Announces Maritime Outlook
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn on Thursday noon with President EK bavson presiding. Frank S. Davis of the Boston Chamber of Commerce maritime division delivered the address.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
EK. Bavson True
Frank S. Davis
Maritime Division
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Co editors named for Votee High select publication
Walter Bush and Henry Wheeler are named co editors with staff elections set for the day. They will choose assistants while the advertising manager is chosen by competitive class. Allen Po Grindall selected business manager and Fred Mlin nery circulation manager.
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Votee
Walter Bush
Henry Wheeler
Aedding
Thesday
Votce
Allen Po Grindall
Fred Mlinnery
Mason Harlow defends junior tennis title at Concord CC
Mason Harlow defeated Alanson Miller in straight sets 6 1 6 4 to win the boys singles final at the Concord Country Club junior championship. He later teamed with Miller to win the boys doubles and with Margret Iaton to claim the mixed doubles title. Four seeds Eaton Jr Keyes Harlow Miller reached the semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Harlow
Alanson Miller
Concord Country Club
Margret Iaton
J. Mo Eaton
D. Keyes
Trinity Church Announces Fall Schedule and Services
Concluded notices list Rev. S Dexter as Rector Emeritus and Rev. Charles Russell Peck as Rector. Services on Sunday include Holy Communion and morning prayer with a sermon. Trinity Church School is set to open on Sunday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Church School
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