Retired Boston Broker Dies At Concord At 76
Concord funeral services were held for Henry Eldredge Taylor 76 of Old Bedford road who died last Thursday at Emerson Hospital after a long illness. Rev. Bradford Hastings of Trinity Episcopal church officiated. Interment followed at Glenwood cemetery. Born July 15 1871 in Somerville he lived in Winchester before moving to Concord eleven years ago. He was a retired Boston grain broker. Survived by wife Rebecca F Drummond Taylor and a stepson George.
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Henry
Eldredge Taylor
Old Bedford Road
Emerson Hospital
Concord Funeral Home
Bradford Hastings
Trinity Episcopal Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Somerville
Winchester
Boston
Rebecca F. (Drummond) Taylor
George
Local Members To Attend Rally At Roxbury Church
On Saturday April 10 the Hilltop Bible Conference holds its annual reunion rally at the Evangelical Free Church Roxbury at 7 30 p m Local members plan to attend this community event.
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Concord
Hilltop Bible Conference
Evangelical Free Church
Roxbury
Concord Mrs Paul Cereso'e joins Seeing Eye committee
Mrs Paul Cereso of Lowell Road Concord is named a member of The Seeing Eye committee aiding Morristown New Jersey school that trains dogs to guide the blind.
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Concord
Paul Cereso
Lowell Road
Morristown
New Jersey
Campbell Relatives Mentioned In Local Notices
The record lists Campbell and mentions a step daughter Mrs Vernon R Knights of Medford hillside, a grandson and two great granddaughters as part of the family details.
Bedford Woman Speaks on Birds at Local Club Meeting
Mrs. Damon Stevens of Lexington addressed the Winifred Thornton Simmong Nature Club at Mrs. Joseph LeConey home on Page Road with a talk titled Birds and Their Migration The group plans another meeting on April 28 and the Bedford Red Cross reports $1143 collected toward its quota with more funds sought.
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Damon Stevens
Lexington
Winifred Thornton
Joseph LeConey
Page Road
Red Cross
Bedford
VFW Auxiliary Plans April Meetings at Stow Town Hall
The VFW Auxiliary holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening April 13 at Stow Town Hall. Installation is set for Tuesday evening April 27. Union Church choir rehearses Thursday evening at the church parsonage from 7 to 8 pm. Relatives and friends from Chelmsford and Newton visited Mr and Mrs William Peck on Great Road Sunday.
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Stow Town Hall
Union Church
Chelmsford
Newton
William Peck
Great Road
Seals Drive Extended Indefinitely for Easter Campaign
Concord and other towns report mixed results as the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped extends its Easter Seal drive indefinitely with a $225000 goal. Concord raised 1100, Wellesley topped its quota, while Boston fell far short at 68300 and Springfield, Pittsfield, Salem, and Waltham also lagged.
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Concord
Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped
Parker Trowbridge
Worcester
William K. Walters
Mr. Trowbridge
Bay State Society
Wellesley
Palmer
Boston
Springfield
Pittsfield
Salem
Waltham
Sheriff Boutwell Speaks on National Defense at Rotary Luncheon
Concord Rotarians heard Sheriff Louis E. Boutwell of Middlesex County discuss National Defense at a weekly luncheon at Howard Johnson's. Judge Maurice McWalter introduced the speaker as plans for April programs and a girls night on April 15 were outlined by Frank B. Esau and George E. Erickson.
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Concord
Concord Rotarians
Howard Johnson
Louis E. Boutwell
Middlesex County
Maurice McWalter
Frank B. Esau
George E. Erickson
J. Malcolm Humvey
Lowell
Charles W. Alm
Fort Worth
Florida
Charles Carruth
Hamilton
Bermuda
Wallace B. Conant
St. Petersburg
Casper J. Jenney
Maynard
Col
John C. Dolan
Concord Academy Leaders Hear Massachusetts Bishop Friday
Con ard Academy headmistress J Josephine Acker served on the sponsoring committee that heard Rt Rev Norman B Nash D D Bishop of Massachusetts speak Friday night at Beaver Country Day.
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Concord
J. Josephine Acker
Conard Academy
Norman B. Nash
Massachusetts
Lest
Mrs. Marion E. Keyes Dies at 81 in West Concord
Mrs. Marion E. Keyes 81 of 51 Central St West Concord died suddenly last Tuesday. Funeral held last Thursday at a local funeral home with Rev. Earl Knox Sweatland officiating and burial in Pine Grove cemetery Milford. Survived by daughter Eva Leighton and another daughter Ola E., son Walter E. Kyes, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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West Concord
Marion E. (MacBeth) Eyes
Central St
Concord
Earl Knox Sweatland
West Concord Union Church
Pine Grove
Milford
Kyes
Arthur Niles Kyes
Hopkinton
Hopkin
Four Masses Introduced at St Bernard’s New Concord
New schedule at St Bernard’s church lists four masses at 7 8 15 9 and 11 30 o clock with an 8 15 mass for children and Sunday school after. Benediction at 4 30 p m. Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord held masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with Sunday school after the second mass and benediction after the 5 o clock novena service.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady Help of Chrisitians
West Concord
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