Easter Sunday Services and Members Welcome at Churches
The First Parish and Italian Congregational Church plan Easter services with Rev. Dr. Cleland preaching and Rev Gail Minister in residence. New members will be received at both churches. Sunday School at 10 45 a m and 12 M. Trinitarian, 4 P M pageant by Young People's Circle led by Maurice Bigelow. Walden Pond Boys Club meets April 14 at the state armory for drill and basketball. Midweek service scheduled April 15 at 7 46 p m.
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Gail
Cleland
Wan Miniater
Paun
Itarian Congregational Church
Young People's Cis
Maurice ‘Bigelow
Walden Pond
State Armory
Fires Prompt Callouts For Lexington Property
Firemen from Central Station were called out at 12 10 P M Friday for a blaze on the street near P Baldwin Lex. At 4 40 P M a small fire on Mrs E H Uniford’s Lexington road property triggered another alarm and a rapid response by the fire crew.
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Central Station
Eeek
P. Baldwin
Lex
E. H.uniford
Lexington Road
Concord notables and residents return from trips and moves
Mrs. Mae Jaquett of Concord stayed at Atlantic City at the Hotel New id. Mrs. Ralph H. Damon and Misses Margaret Rachel and Ruth left winter Boston apartments for Westvale. The Walsh family moved from Concord to Lexington. Fire crew responded to a chimney blaze at William McCarthy’s Fairhaven residence with no damage. The Concord Firemen’s Relief Association plans its seventh annual concert and ball on Easter Monday at the state armory with Hoyt's Marine orchestra. Russell Robb and family returned to Concord after winter in Boston, from 294 Beacon Street, home of Paul Revere Frothingham, at the Arlington Street Church residence.
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Florida
SB Anuiwa
East Cambridge Court
Lee Todd
Harvard Ty Squad
Mae Jaquett
Concord
Atlantic City
Newid
Ralph H. Damon
Margaret
Rachel
Ruth
Boston
Westvale
Theodore M. Barry
J. H. Mahan
Hoyt
Gates
Patrick Walsh
Lexington
Walsh
Andrew
Tral
William McCarthy
Fairhaven
Concord Firemen's Relic Association
State Armory
Marne
Russell Robb
Monument St
Catherine Robb
Russell Robb, Jr
Beacon St
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street
Frothingham
Mrs Montague Hosts Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mrs. George Montague entertained the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union members last Thursday afternoon. After the business meeting refreshments were served by the hostess and a pleasant social hour followed.
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George Montague
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Concord Knights to Celebrate Open House Parade Plans
Concord Council and Knights of Columbus prepare for the grand parade on April 20 with a float named The Minute Man. Worcester’s Alhambra Fife and Drum Corps will join in full regalia. A 25 member committee has organized executive, parking, reception, refreshment, parade, entertainment, and badges subcommittees for the event.
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Concord Council
Knights of On
Peter
Ot of Columbus
Concord
William J. Prout
K of Columbus
Edmund J. Brandon
John F. Fitzgerald
Alhambra Fife and Drum Corps
Worcester
Monument Hall
Michael J. Dee
Anthony J. Doherty
Edward J. Flavin
Patrick McBreen
James Finan
Thomas McGann
Daniel Sullivan
Richard B. McSweeney
Martin Williams
Joseph Dee
Edward McCabe
Michael J. Collins
King's Daughters Meeting Honors Dr Grenfell Aid
The King's Daughters of the First Parish met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charlies L. Foote's Elm Street home. President Mrs. B Farnham Smith presided. About sixty pieces were collected for Dr Grenfell's aid. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 14 at Mrs Hans W Miller's Main Street home.
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King’s Daughters of
Charlies L. Foote
Elm St
B. Farnham Smith
Concord Assessors Begin Annual Property Appraisal
Waldo P. Lapham is chairman of the Concord Board of Assessors for a seventh consecutive year with Arthur A. Maguin and George E. Jones. The board started its four to six week task determining the 1925 tax rate. A separate note mentions a charity film at Veterans hall titled The Landing of Columbus to raise funds for Patriots' Day events.
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Waldo P. Lapham
Concord Board of Assessors
Lapham
Arthur A. Maguin
George E. Jones
Concord Country Club Opens Season on Patriots Day
The Concord Country Club launches its golf season on Patriots Day with Walter M. Johnson of Arlington assuming duties on April 1. The course is reported in splendid condition after a winter with clubhouse improvements including a larger kitchen and a new suite of rooms for the staff.
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Concord Country Club
Walter M. Johnson
Arlington
Ste
Deposit Book Verification Notice in Massachusetts
In compliance with Section 25 Chapter 168 of the General Laws you are asked to present your Deposit Book at the Burkim for verification by comparison with the Institution. This verification occurs every three years and will take place this year in April.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Burk
Hawthorn Lane to See Four New Houses in Concord
Four houses will rise on Hawthorn Lane in Concord at the former Prescott farm site. Charles G. Wood governs the project with contractor Henry Gton of Graniteville. The narrative recalls Abel Prescott and Samuel Prescott’s 1775 ride toward Lexington and Concord, noting Hawthorn Lane’s ties to Emerson Alcott and Thoreau.
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Hawthorn Lane
Charles GO. Wood
Imbor
Henry Gton
Graniteville
Abel Prescott
Samuel Prescott
Boston
Paul Revere
Prescott
Revere
Major Dawes
Lexington
Concord
Lincoln Line
Dawes
Moore
Mooreland
George Albree
Commissioner Wood
Emerson
Hawthorne Shevnen Alcott
Ae Mere
Stone Bridge
Conand Stra Woot
Hunt
Conrd
Northampton
Hawthorne Chapter O E 8 Celebrates Thirtieth Anniversary
Hawthorne Chapter O E 8 of the Pierre Eastern Star celebrates its 30th anniversary with a supper at 7 pm led by Miss Mary Williams and an entertainment featuring Mrs Gertrude B B Goddard and singers Vilma Dearborn Carter and Hazel Rollins. First Church of Christ Scientist Concord hosts Sunday services at 10 45 am and 7 pm with a healing testimonies program and a Tuesday Bible reading room hours 2 to 5 pm.
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Hawthorne
Pierre
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows I
Mary Willams
Gertrude BB. Goddard
Ma Dearborn Carter
Hazel Rollins
First Church of Christ
Scientist Monument Square
Concord
Concession Spaces Offered for Concord Fight Anniversary
Persons wishing to sell refreshments and souvenirs at the 150th Concord Fight celebration may reserve space on the Stow Street side of the Hubbard Street playground grounds. Send applications to Committee on Concessions P. O. Box 44 Concord Mass.
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Concord
Stow
Hubbard Street
Stow Street
Committee On
P. O
Mass
Mumbled Ad For Weng Flower Store And Hardware
An unclear retailer ad fragment mentions Weng flower store with street and contact hints. It references Maribonque furniture China iron work brass items and a telephone note. The text is garbled but indicates a local shop listing or advertisement.
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China
Leo Reisman Orchestra Featured at Concord Anniversary Ball
The Concord commemorates its Lith anniversary with a Leo Reisman Orchestra appearance. The piece notes Reisman’s influence on restoring dance music norms, highlighting his New York engagement and praise from Darius Milhaud in The Seven Lively Arts.
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Concord
Reisman
Leo Reisman
Boston
New York
M. Darius Millhaud
Gilbert Seldes
Seven Lively Arts
Darius Millhaud
Leo Reinman
Brunswick Hotel
Miss Ida B Patch Dies in Concord Home
The body of Miss Ida B Patch was returned to Lyndeborough New Hampshire for burial after services at the Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev Gail Cleland officiating. Born May 28 1957 in Lyndeborough she was the daughter of Edwin and Olive Patch and lived in Concord for over 25 years with her brother Orlando Patch prior to his death. She was active in Concord Grange No 150 serving as chaplain and auditor of the Ladies Auxiliary and chaired the Grange committee on the fief. A nephew Edwin Patch of Los Angeles survives.
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Ida B. Patch
Patch
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lyndeborough
N. H
Miss Patch
Edwin and
Olive (Chamberlain) Patch
Concord
Orlando Patch
Concord Grange
The
Grange
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Edwin Patch
Los Angeles
Cal F
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Dopse Brothers
Detroit
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Concord, Mass
Concord Knights
King's Daughters
Veterans’ Hall
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Thomas J. McGann
Edward F. Loughlin
For Savings
Massachusetts
Henry F. Smith, JR
Fitchburg Depot
A. W
BIG
York State
Walter Baker
Dairylea Brand
California
Maine
E. E. Gray Co
Walden
Oobi
G. White
Christian Science
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Christian Science Monitor
Waltham National Bani
Federal
Hess Rve System
Waltham, Mass
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Veteran’s Building
J. J. Mansfield
A. L
Lon Chaney
Norma Shearer
John
Seastrom
Patrick Henry
Washington
Delaware
Trenton
Franklin
Court of Versailles
Vailey Forge
Lord Howe
Yorktown
Mount Vernon
Corniwallis
Cosmopolitan Corporation Presents
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Miss Davies
Holbrook Blinn
George Nash
Douglas Stevenson
Harrison Ford
Joseph Kilgour
George Siegmann
Maclyn Arbuckle
Olin Howland
W. C. Fields
May Vokes
E. A. Merriman
George E. Hack
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