Cone High School hurler twirls no run game at Waltham
Captain One Johnson starred for Cone High School as he held Waltham to two hits and one run, fanning fourteen. He doubled in the first inning, Kennedy stole second and scored on a squeeze bunt by Henry Peterson. Concord defeated Waltham 2–0 as Kewina crushed a three-bagger in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aéorne Johnson
Cone High
Waltham’ High
Waltham Satur
Wal‘High
Eoec
KRY
Waltham
Westly
Debncon
Johnson
Tompkins
Kennedy
Henry Peterson
Aname
eGrath
Wal- Pott
Waltham Way
Concord
Jagling
Dee
Kewina
Concord Triumphs Over Waltham With Late Home Run
Eddie Loughlin drove in Kenna for Concord and Johnson doubled twice as Concord built a 5 1 lead. Westly relieved, gave up a homer to Roy in the seventh but Concord held on for a 5 4 victory. Tompkins Johnson Kennedy and Kenna starred for Concord while Prendergast and Ryan shone for Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Loughlin
Henrie
Kenna
Waltham
Concord
Bernie Dee
Smith
Tompkinghead
Albams
Johnson
George
Kennedys
Westly
Wolcott
Miele
Roy
Tompkins
Kennedy
Peterson
Prendergast
Ryan
Westley
Maynard Womans Club Holds April Meeting
Marynard observed Presidents Day at a Maynard Womans Club gathering in the high school auditorium. Delegates from 28 clubs across 11 districts attended. Mrs George Sawyer of Berlin district directed. Ming Louiga Mudgett performed Mary the Third while a nominating committee prepared for the May 8 annual meeting and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marynard
Maynard Womans Glub
George Sawyer
Berlin
Mabel F. Barstow
State Federation
Mary
Ming Louiga Mudgett
Sale at Macurda store on Nason Street Thursday
Elfrida Hately and Mrs He Christison will be on sale at the Macurda store on Nason Street Thursday May from 3 to 4 20. Reservations must be made before 6 p.m. May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfrida Hately
He Christison
Macurda
Nason Street
D A R Meeting at Concord Marks April Session
Old Concord Chapter D A R held its April meeting at the Vestry of Trinitarian Church on Saturday afternoon April 7 with Mrs. Charles H. Towle presiding. Mrs. Wallace B. Conant shared The Flag Lesson and conference reports were presented. A paper on Old Natick was read, detailing Apostle Eliot's work with Indians and Revolutionary and World War memorials. Hostesses were Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and Mrs. Will A. Charles.
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Old Concord
Trinitarian Church
Charles H. Towle
Wallace B. Conant
F. B. Twitchell
Natick
Old Natick
Apostle Eliot
Herbert B. Smith
Will A. Charles
Strong joins North Craftsbury dairy as new farm owner
Sudbury T. W. Strong, after seven years with Hoods Certified Milk and four years as manager, purchased a large stock farm at North Craftsbury Vermont. He and his family moved to the new home, with E Ritchie of Springfield taking over as superintendent and establishing his family there as well.
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T. W. Strong
Hoods
North Craftsbury
Strong
Annual Fire Department Ball Praised by Concord Community
The Fire Departments of Concord and West Concord hosted a successful annual ball with praise for the dedicated organizing committee led by Harry Carroll and others. Music by Ted Wright and his Newburyport group delighted attendees while Easter Sunday masses featured special choir music directed by Miss Julia Dee.
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Concord
West Concord
Harry Carroll
Peter Hansen
Erlen Johanson
Frank McLean
Olga Olson
John Hanlon
Harry Wells
Loyd Howe
Michael Mullaney
George Deacon
Ted Wright
Newburyport
The
Help of Christians Church
Julia Dee
Acton Churches Announce Services and Activities
Congregational and Universalist churches in Acton list Easter week services for April 15 with guest pulpit exchanges, Sunday school at 11 45, adult classes, and Christian Endeavor. Prayer meeting Friday April 12 at 7 o'clock precedes choir rehearsal. Universalist service begins at 10 with the pastor’s topic After Death What.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches Congregational Church
Ralph A.barker
A. M. Brown
Stow
West Acton
Universalist Church
Andrew J. Torsleff
Emerson Hospital Aid Society Seeks 50 Percent Rise
The Emerson Hospital Aid Society in Concord reports its three year effort kept the hospital debt free yet Trustees request a near fifty percent increase in support this year. They frame the raise as a community health insurance premium funded by all contributors under their direction. Gordon Hutchins chairs the Trustees.
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Emerson Hospital
Society
Emerson
Concord
Hospital Aid Society
Gordon Hutchins
Concord Antiquarian Society Building Fund Event and Ball
The Living Statues act again at 8 p.m. Friday in Town Hall for the Concord Antiquarian Society Building Fund with Henry Seaver’s illustrated talk on Sculpture Through the Ages. Tickets at Miss Houghton’s. The Antiquarian Ball, Patriot's Day eve, features Bert Lowe's Hotel Statler Orchestra and an old time dancing exhibition led by Mr. and Mrs. Allen French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Concord Antiquarian Society
Henry Seaver
State Armory
Bert Lowe
Hotel Statler
Allen French
Evangelist Rev D C Anderson to Lead Services at Norwegian Church
Rev D C Anderson now from Norway will conduct evangelistic services at the Norwegian Free Evangelical Church on Lang Street starting tonight with a preliminary meeting. The report notes previous fire incidents including a chimney fire at Arthur B Loftus's home on Belknap Street and grass fires near Fielding and Bedford Streets and behind St. Birds near Benweisohunfimmt at Bernard's cemetery.
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D. C. Anderson
Norway
Iil
Norwegian Free Evangelical Church
Lang St
Concord
Arthur B Loftus
Belknap Street
Fielding Street
Bedford Street
St. Birds
BeimwesOhunfimmt
Bernard's Cemetery
Miss Howes Showered Before Wedding at Lincoln Street
Miss Gertrude Howes was feted at a mixed shower at the home of the Misses Mary and Grace Sweeney in Maynard on Monday night. A mock wedding preceded the announcement that she will wed Fred Wilder at St Bridget's church on Saturday April 14. Numerous relatives and friends attended, and a cake with favors was cut by the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John Brayden
Willian Brayden
Elizabeth Herbert
Mary. Smith
West Acton Woman's Club Bronze Tablet Unveiled
A bronze tablet bearing West Acton Woman's Club was mounted over the clubhouse exterior as a gift from A. F. Blanchard and George A. Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton Woman’s Club
A. F. Blanchard
George ‘A. Mead
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Parmenter Ave
Maynard
South Acton Coal & Lumber Company
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
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Nason and
Acton Sts
Sudbury
BIG Stock
Acton
United of Maynard
Main St
Antiquarian
BALL
Gail, Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Marlboro
Channing Pollick
Gail Cleland
Miss Howes
Love Brothers
Sn Coumag Sas
Rodday CO
Concord Junction, Mass
P. J. Schnair
Brooks St
Roy Pres
Concord St
J. W. Bradley
Parker
Waltham St
GS. Rogers
John C. King
P. Pe Hardware
Sporting
Ar Ayn
Sc Anystine
A. W. Davis
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