Bigelow Music Club Orchestra Roster Update
Listing of band members by sections including Violins clarinets trumpets trombones horns saxophone and marimba with director J Vey Merrill business manager W Edward Lamb and ushers Dorothy Brown Ruth Hinsman Richard Howard Arthur Anderson plus ticket contact Alvord MacRae for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
C Kent
Dorothy By, C
W. Hutchinson
William Saari
Ruth Davis
Annie Arkin
Josephine Sheehan
A Hutchinson
Mrs. J. Vey
Mer Clariners
Joseph Bartolomeo
James Dee
Robert Macone
Ervin Monson
W. Edward Lamb
Paul Goodwin
Henry Helch
Whitney Transferred to Concord Artillery from Lowell unit
Otis M. Whitney of Oneene Road is reassigned back to Concord Artillery Company H 182nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard from Lowell based Company D. He becomes second lieutenant. John Hutchinson promoted to first lieutenant. Whitney's career includes Camp Devens training 1927–1930 and multiple promotions within state forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis M. Whitney
Onene Road
Concord Artillery
82Nd Infantry
Massachusetts National Guard
Lowell
John Hutchinson
Whitney
Co.m. T. C
Camp Devens
Rogers
Organized Reserves
National Guard Training School
Batalion
182Nd Infantry
National Guard
182Nd
War Department
Last Rites For Maine Employes Remembered Family Friends
Many floral tributes marked the funeral of Mr Castle. Pallbearers were Thomas Finan Edward Craig and Thomas Hanley all of this town. Burial followed in St Bernard's cemetery. Rev Fr seats led the committal prayers at the grave. He was a learned man and a keen observer of world affairs and baseball. He was cousin to Edward F Loughlin Harvard star and brother to John J Castle of West Concord a noted player. He leaves a wife Mrs Margaret Hosey Castle a brother John J Castle and three sisters Mrs George Greer Mrs Nora McConagh and Mrs Benjamin Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Thomas Finan
Edward Craig
Thomas Hanley
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Castle
Edward F. Loughlin
Harvard
John Castle
West Concord
Ihe
Margaret (Hosey) Castle
John J. Castle
George Greer
Medford
Nora McConagh
Benjamin Mullen
Boston
Old Concord Chapter D. A. R. Meets in April
Old Concord Chapter D. A. R. met April 7 with vice regent Mrs. Herbert B. Smith presiding due to regent Mrs. Wal lace B. Conant’s illness. State Conservation Committee chairwoman Mrs. Joseph A. Mahoney spoke on conservation work and piano selections by Miss Aroy Watson accompanied a luncheon announcement for May 43 at the Chapter House. Littleton hostesses included Mrs. Charles A. Kimball and others. flowers were sent to Mrs. Brank H. Rideout who is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Charles A. Kimball
Charles K. Houghton
Maud
Mitchell
Fannie A Sanderson
Brank H. Rideout
West Concord
Concord Yankees Nominate New Manager for Spring Season
The Concord Yankees will have new leadership as George Johnson, formerly of the Concord town team, becomes manager. Johnson anchors the pitching staff with Louisa Kenna and last year’s teammate William joining the roster alongside Van and Oma Ad Gan. McCarthy returns behind the plate as catcher while the team plans to open their season next Sunday, weather permitting, in the Paul Revere League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
George Johnson
Concord Town
Patrick Mullen
Johnson
Louisa Kenna
William
Gol Oma Ad Gan
van’ Ae
Y. McCarthy
Paul Revere
Trinity Church Service Schedule Details
On Sunday April 15 Holy Communion at 8 45 followed by church school at 9 30 Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 by Rev William L Wood professor at Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Y P auxiliary meets Thursday April 19 2 30 to 4 30 with 5 30 to 7 M T note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Owen Dexter
Charlies Russell Peck
Church School
William L. Wood
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST _ Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Hibernians Edge Minute Men In 23rd Week Tournament
The Hibernians gained two points on their nearest competitor Columbus after Friday night games in Monument Hall. The Hibernians scored 3% for the evening to Minute Men 38, with Team No. 4 and Captain James Dee leading for the Columbus side while Captain Thomas J. Byron led the Hibernians. Season totals to date show Division 56 standings and Ancient Order of Hi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
A. of ‘Columbus
Monument Hall
James Dee
Thomas J
Byron
Order of Hi- Council
Concord Batter Bob Robjornson Homers in Baltimore Showdown
Bob Robjornson of Concord, catching for Baltimore, faced the Braves Sunday. He singled, doubled, tripled, and struck out once in four plate appearances, facing pitchers Betts and Barrett, driving in two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Robjornson
Concord
Baltimore
Braves
Betts
Barrett
Concord Men's Club hears travel talk on Central America trip
The Concord Men's Club held a well attended Italian House event where Brown of Middlesex County Extension Service spoke about his Central America trip last summer. Three moving picture reels shown by John C. Handy, associate county agricultural agent, illustrated the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Eve Brown
Middlesex County Extension Service
Central America
John C. Handy
Laymen's League Elects Concord Chapter Officers
Philip L. Smith was elected president of the Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League at its April 2 annual meeting in the First Parish vestry. Other officers include Charles Johnson as vice president George Brigham secretary and treasurer Julian W Ballou Elmer L Joslin William Morse Cole and Horace D H Williams. Rev John H Taylor spoke on Albert Manly King and Kingly Man regarding Belgium's late king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Smith
Concord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
First Parish
Charles
Johnson
George Brigham
Julian W. Ballou
Elmer L. Joslin
William Morse Cole
Horace D. H. Williams
John H. Taylor
Unitarian
Westwood
Albert
Manly King
Kingly Man
King of
Belgium
King's Daughters Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Mrs Herbert F Whipple was elected president of the King's Daughters at the annual meeting held last week Tuesday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish church. Mrs Wendell Phillips Raymond was chosen vice president Mrs E Payson True secretary and Mrs Charles F Bowers treasurer Hostesses were Mrs Horace D H Williams and Mrs Franklin N Prescott
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Whipple
The
King's Daughters
First
Wendell Phillips Raymond
E. Payson True
Charles F. Bowers
Horace D. H. Williams
Franklin N. Prescott
Rainbow Girls Balloon Dance Tonight in West Concord
The Rainbow Girls of Maynard host a Balloon Dance tonight April 11 at the Association hall in West Concord. Dancing runs until midnight with music by the Black and White Inn Orchestra. Tickets are available from any Rainbow Girls member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls of
Maynard
Association Hall
West Concord
Black and White Inn Orchestra
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting With Bird Picture Game
Troop II West Concord Girl Scouts met on Wednesday afternoon for a bird picture game and a woodland coon chase followed by more games in the woods. Muriel Lewis was scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Bird
Lawyer Swains creed on financial salvation urges bank deposits
A Boston law firm specialist in cooperative bank affairs defended thrift as a creed. William N. Swain urged savers to view daily frugality as security and to deposit wages in cooperative banks, arguing that small sums grow into large savings over time. He praised Concord Cooperative Bank and its guaranteed deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Swain
Boston
Swain
Wayland
Co-Operative
Concord Co-operative Bank
Adv
Penny Sale Sponsored by Court Our Lady Help of Chris
A Penny Sale event is announced as a fundraiser sponsored by Court Our Lady Help of Christians. The notice highlights ticket and donation details and the charity purpose behind the sale within the local parish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Our Lady Help of Chris
Legion Auxiliary Concord Post Adds New Members
The James J. Manfield Post American Legion Auxiliary at Concord announces enrollment of new members and ongoing community service efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James J. Manfield
American Legion
Aux
Concord community activities and notices many events
The Concord town notes report a dinner for the Executive Board at Mrs. George A Hall's Elm Street home and various local events. Firefighters responded to two Bristol Hill blazes and Elm Street grass fire. Voter registrar adds 34 names. staff changes include Miss Helen Peterson as secretary to Principal Goodwin.
Women’s Parish Elects Mrs Hollis 8S Howe President
Mrs Hollis 8S Howe of Everett street was re elected president of the Women's Parish Association of the First Parish at its annual meeting on April 2. Officers named include Mrs Horace D H Williams first vice president Mrs Albert B Black second vice president Mrs Floyd Verrill secretary Mrs Norman C Spencer assistant secretary Mrs Caleb H Wheeler treasurer Miss Charlotte Johnson assistant treasurer. The luncheon was run by co chairs Mrs Philip A Davis and Mrs Charles G Edgarton with spring flower bouquets. Rev Edward Perry Daniels spoke on the Unitarian Retreat House at Senexet Pines South Woodstock Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Charles G. Edgarton
Edward Perry Daniels
Senexet Pines
South Woodstock
Conn
Mrs Velma Edwardsen Grange Whist Winner
Concord report Mrs Velma Hinman Edwardsen led the An nursnac Grange whist party with high score and won the first prize trophy at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoel S Hinman 502 Main St Other prize winners included Elizabeth Connell Alice B Bridge Margaret McCarthy Dorothy Santora Helen Sullivan and others plus special Law events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Velma Hinman Edwardsen
Annursnac Grange
Hoel S Hinman
Main Street
Sae
Elizabeth Connell
Alice B. Bridge
Margaret McCarthy
Dorothy Santora
Helen Sullivan
E. A. Comeau
Daniel C. Sullivan
Hoel
Hinman
Reilly
Edgar Haskins
Guy Elmes
Miss Dorothy
Join McCleary
Concord Elks Host Public Whist Party
The Concord Lodge of Elks held a largely attended public whist party in Bikes Hall on Wednesday evening with Lovell P. George assisted by Harold Tomp. Miss Mary Boyce won first prize. Numerous owners and door prize winners were announced, including Frank Miller and Mrs. Martin Yubin among others, with special prizes to Reginald Perry and Mrs. Bessie Hinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Elks
Concorn Lodge of Elks
Bikes’ Hall
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompw
Mies
Mary Boyce
Frank Miller
Martin Yubin
Jessie Hinmen
Foster Bunker
Clara Sweet
Irene Milter
John Bartolomeo
Bridie Murphy
Manley Boyce
Whawes
Concord Girl Earns Dean's List Honor at Radline College
Miss Ann Hoar of Concord and Miss Helena Thompson of Tracy achieve Dean's List status for high scholastic standing at Radline College. Both students are recognized for academic excellence and enrollment during the 1933 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ann Hoar
Tracy
C. H
Rad
Line College
Helena Thompson
Concord Hawthorne Chapter to Mark Anniversary at Masonic Temple
Concord Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple this evening to mark its gth anniversary with an 8 o clock entertainment for members. Committee chairmen plan a social hour and refreshments led by Mrs Ernestine Paine. A memorial service will honor Granville Holden, who died March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ernestine Paine
Granville Holden
Concord High Names Girls Tennis Captain Truth Clahane
The Concord high school girls tennis team selected senior Truth Clahane as captain at a recent candidates meeting. She succeeds junior Mar White, named team manager. Season starts soon with matches arranged against Belmont High. interclass girls baseball likely to be limited to intra-school play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Concord High School
Concord Rotary Club Meets at Colonial Inn
The Concord Rotary Club held its Thursday noon meeting with president Leslie Anderson presiding at Colonial Inn. M. Koon from the Massachusetts Agricultural College Field Station in Waltham spoke, introduced by Alden Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner, a Boston Market Gardeners member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Roteary Club
Colonial Inn
Leslie ©. Anderson
M. Koon
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Waltham
Alden Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Boston ‘Market Gardeners’ Association
Mrs Warren B Goddard Weekend Guest in Arlington
Mrs Warren B Goddard was weekend guest of Miss Mar Arlington following her return from a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Goddard
Miss Mar- Arlington Recovery
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Sher
Ae Rhea
General Motors
WWE
MacRae
St., Concord, Mass
Neenee Allen
Stults
Ruth Browne
Godara
Caleb Wheeler Walts—The
Merry Widow
Iddlesex Institution
For Savings
Mass
Henry F. Smith
Treas
Old Concord
Concord Yankees
Trinity Church
Concord Men's Club
Laymen’s League
Rainbow Girls
Muriel Lewis
Penny Sale
Legion Auxiliary
Genek
Mary Fitzpatrick
George A. Hall
Concord Woman's Club
Elm Street
Central Fire Station
Bristol Hil
Massachusetts Reformatory
Registrar of Voters
Frank H. Rideout
Mideout
Helen Peterson
Martin F. Goodwin
Walford
Walter Potter
Josephine Peterson
Arlington
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Julian D. Hamlin
Church of the Advent
Maria
Mammon
Central
Newton
Middlesex School
Concord Musical Club
Giuseppi de Lellis
Dorothy George
Mezzosoprano
Reginald Boardman
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Hope Lodge
Woburn
Winona Lodge
Marion Whitney
Odd Fellowship
Velma Edwardsen Grange
Concord Rotary Club
Storm King
Newburgh
N.Y
Salon
RAND
Utevete
Main ST
Freeman & Clancy Maynard
Concord National Bank
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