Wedding at Corinth Banks home in Con overing by Rev Towse
The article notes one of the prettiest weddings in Con overing at the McWalter residence with Miss Corinth Banks as bride and Miss Marion Barker as maid of honor. The ceremony was performed by Reverend George A Towse bury. The bride wore pale green satin and carried a bouquet of sweet peas.
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Wynn
Conovening
George A. Towsebury
Banks
Myr
Eee Nee
South
Marion Barker
Concord Crew Row Event May 16 Involving WW
An upcoming rowing event in Concord is scheduled for May 16 involving the WW crew. Local participants and organizers prepare for the Pond Row competition with entries from regional clubs.
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Concord
Man Narrowly Escapes Collision On Lowell Road
A man walking home narrowly escaped serious injury when a large automobile sped toward him on Lowell Road. The driver swerved and avoided a direct hit, allowing the pedestrian to escape unharmed despite the near collision.
Prank B. Sanborn Speaks on Literature as a Life Work
Frank B. Sanborn gave a morning address at Baton Hall to high school pupils on Literature as a Life Work. The talk, third in a series by successful professionals, outlined openings in literature and stressed choosing a clear life path despite difficulty in decision. Sanborn, speaking from experience, was applauded at its close.
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Prank B. Sanborn
Baton Hall
Frank B. Sanborn
Sanborn
Samborn
Birthday Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Ransome Wells
A birthday party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ransome Wells with a number of invited guests from Contord. The event celebrated a family member and featured a small gathering of relatives and friends.
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Ransome Wells
Wells
Stage Cast Delivers Fine Dramatization of Martin
Athistic Association of theigh School presents a faithful stage rendition of Martin. Russell Davis as Pecksniff receives high praise for his portrayal. John A. Garvey Jr and Russell Quimby also deliver solid performances alongside Julian W. Ballou as Martin Chuzzlewit. The female cast members, including Marion Towne and Virginia Wilson, are noted as excellent.
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Ed ‘Ro Hay
Martin
Guslice
Tom
Pecx
Marta
Athletic Association
Russell Davis
Pecksniff
John A. Garvey, Jr
Julian W. Ballou
John Westlock
Stephen B. Rich
Hibbard
Mark Tapley
Mary Graham
Cherity
Mercy
Ruth
Jane
Marion L. Towne
Virginia Wilson
Grace B. Tuttle
Mary Dee
Tie Committee Members Named In School Report
A tie committee was formed with Miss Fisher, Mise Rood, Miss Nagi and Miss Loomis listed as members. The group is tasked with reviewing student conduct and academic standards for the upcoming term.
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Miss Fisher
Mise Rood
Miss Nagi
Miss Loomis
Garden program planned for year with 100 children
A local program outlines a plan for the coming year to have 100 children plant and tend gardens. Each child will receive seeds of 10 different varieties and plan a personal plot. supervision across grades was an issue last year and Warren will schedule a meeting with Mr Goddard to organize planting and tending at the town center.
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Ion Ae Concord
Warren
Mr."Goddard
Rudi
Phillip’ Harvey
Advertisements and laundry services listed for local ads
Mrs James Keane has started band laundry at her home 85 Virginia Road and is ready to take shirts. Apparagus roots and strawberry plants for sale. Apply to Geo F Wheeler. Advertisements for this column may be left at H L Whitcomb's and must be paid for in advance. Ratee are Scraline or any portion of a ling each inse.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
James Keane
Virginia Road
Geo. F
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Business Directory
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