March Queen City Weidt Selection at St Marys concert
A concert program lists performances The Bells of St Marys Adams Violin Solo by Claire Kent plus Danza Habanera and Fleeting Hour. Included are violins cellos mandolina clarinets trumpets trombones horn saxophone marimba drums and piano with director J Vey Merrill and business manager W Edward Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Weidt
Soto Enweta
Claire Kent
Dorothy Caldwell
Anna True
Lief Stensby
C. W. Hutchinson
William Saari
Ruth Davis
Annie Arkin
Josephine Sheehan
K. Payson True
Florence Angier
Caleb Wheeler
Joan Miller
Elsa Lundstrom
Eleanor Brown
Concord Artillery learns Lt Whitney reassigned to Company H
Otis M Whitney of Musketaquid road is transferred back to Concord Artillery Company H 182nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard from Lowell Company D. He becomes second lieutenant of the unit, with John Hutchinson to be promoted to first lieutenant. Whitney has a long reserve and National Guard career beginning in 1927 at Camp Devens, earning two medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis M. Whitney
Musketaquid Road
Concord Artillery
Rogers
Whitney
National Guard Training School
Massachusetts National Guard
182Nd Infantry
Lowell
National Guard
Sambridge
182
War Department
United States Army
Last Rites For Charles Castle Concord
Funeral services for Charles Castle were held at 54 Belknap Street and St. Bernard’s Church with Rev. John Sears officiating. The service included a high mass of requiem and musical contributions by Miss Margaret O’Neil and Mrs J William Byron. Attendees from the Railroad Brotherhood and many Boston and Maine employees attended. Burial followed in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. He leaves a wife Mrs Margaret Hosey Castle, a brother John J Castle, and three sisters Mrs George Greer Mrs Nora McCullagh and Mrs Benjamin Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sutton
Benjamin Reel
James Byrne
James Finan
Edward ‘Craig
Thomas ‘Harney
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Seais
Castle
Edward F. Loughlin
Harvard
John Castle
West Concord
Margaret (Hosey) Castle
John J. Castle
George Greer
Med
Old Concord Chapter D A R meets with talks and plans
At the April meeting of Old Concord Chapter D A R on Saturday April 7 vice regent Mrs Herbert B Smith presided due to illness of regent Mrs Wal lace B Conant State Conservation Committee chair Mrs Joseph A Mahoney gave an interesting talk on conservation Piano selections by Miss A Watson Plans were made for a luncheon at the Chapter House on Thursday May 3 to be catered Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs Charles A Kimball Mrs Charles K Houghton Miss Maud F Mitchell and Miss Fannie A Sanderson Viewers were sent to Mrs Brank H Rideout of West Concord who has been confined by illness during the past week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Charles A. Kimball
Charles K. Houghton
Maud F. Mitchell
Fannie A Sanderson
Brank H. Rideout
West Concord
Concord Yankees Pick New Manager and Players for Spring
The Concord Yankees enter spring under new management with George Johnson named manager replacing Patrick Mullen. Veterans Louis Kenna Van Kennedy and William McCarthy return as core players as the team joins the Paul Revere League for the season. Opening game is planned for next Sunday afternoon if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Big Pseasci
George Johnson
Concord Town
Patrick Mullen
Johnson
Wit
Louis Oic Kenna
Py Ind Gan
van’ Kennedy
William McCarthy
Paul Revere
Trinity Church Schedule and Services Noted
Sunday April 15 services include Holy Communion at 8 45, Church school at 9 30, Morning Prayer and sermon by Rev William L Wood at 11. An evening M T Y P session is planned 6 30 to 7 and a Thursday Auxiliary meeting April 19 from 2 30 to 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Owen Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Church School
William L. Wood
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Hibernians Gain Two Points In 23rd Week Game
The Hibernians edged the Minutes Men by two points to reach 35 for the evening while the Knights of Columbus held 33 in Monument Hall. Top scorers included K of C Captain James Dee and Hibernians Captain Thomas J Byron with Team No. 4 performances noted. Season totals list Ancient Order of Hibernians 773 and Concord Knights 768.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Thenights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Acore
James Dee
Thomas J
Byron
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Concord M Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Minute Men
Concord catcher Bob Asbjornson faces Braves in Sunday game
Bob Asbjornson of Concord, the Baltimore catcher, started and walked in four plate appearances versus Atlanta. He tripled and struck out once while facing Betts and Barrett, contributing offensively in the Sunday contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Asbjornson
Concord
Baltimore
Braves
Betts
Barrett
Concord Men's Club Meeting Highlights Territarian Crish House
The Concord Men's Club held a well attended meeting last week Tuesday evening in the Territarian Crish House with President George W. presiding. Supper by the Woman's Union led by Mrs Olsen was served under Pastor Rev. George Loring Thurlow. Herbert A. Brown of Middlesex County Extension Service spoke on his Central America trip last summer, shown with three reels by John C. Handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Men's Club
Territarian Crish House
George W
Woman’s Union
Olsen
George Loring Thurlow
Herbert A. Brown
Middlesex County Extension Service
Central America
John C. Handy
Laymen's League Elects Concord Chapter Officers
Philip L. Smith was elected president of Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League at its April 2 annual meeting in the First Parish vestry. Other officers include Charles B. Johnson vice president George Brigham secretary 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 Men referencing the late King of Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Smith
Concord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
First Parish
Charles
Johnson
George Brigham
Julian W. Ballou
Elmer L. Joslin
Wiliam Morse Cole
Horace D. H. Williams
John H. Taylor
Unitarian Church
Westwood
Albert
Manly King
Kingly Men
King of
Belgium
King's Daughters Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Mrs Hebert F Whipple was elected president of the King's Daughters at the annual meeting 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
Hebert F. Whipple
King's Daughters
First
Wendell Phillips Raymond
E. Payson True
Charles F., Bowers
Horace D. H. Williams
Franklin N. Prescott
Rainbow Girls Balloon Dance in West Concord Tonight
The Rainbow Girls of Maynard announce a Balloon Dance at the Association Hall West Concord on April 11 with dancing from dusk to midnight. Music by the Black and White Inn Orchestra. Tickets available from any Rainbow Girl member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls of
Maynard
Might
Association Hall
West Concord
Black and White Inn Orchestra
Concord Girl Scouts Plan After Noon Meeting
Troop II West Concord Girl Scouts gathered Wednesday afternoon to play a bird picture game and a coon chase in the woods. Muriel Lewis served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord Girl Scouts
A Lawyer's Creed Encourages Saving at Concord Co operative Bank
A Boston law firm focused on cooperative bank matters quotes late William N. Swain urging steady saving. He argues wealth grows through daily industry and frugality, not speculation, and promotes depositing wages in cooperative banks to build security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Swain
Boston
Swain
Wayland
Co-Operative
Concord Co-operative Bank
Adv
Penny Sale Held in Warnerhall for Catholic Daughters Fund
A Penny Sale sponsored by Court Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters of America was held in Warnerhall West Concord on Tuesday evening April 10 at eight o'clock. Mrs William FitzPatrick chaired a large committee that organized the event and worked hard for the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Our Lady Help of Christians
Catholic Daughters of America
Warnerhall
West Concord
William FitzPatrick
Legion Auxiliary Concord Plans April Whist Party
The James J. Manfield Post American Legion Auxiliary met Thursday evening with President Mrs. Thomas J. Byron presiding. They decided to hold a whist party on Wednesday April 25 and Miss Mary Flavin was appointed to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James J. Manfield
American Legion
Thomas J. Byron
Yarty
Mary Flavin
Concord Community Notes Highlight Local Changes and Events
Mrs Louis A Sohier returns from travel. Miss Elsie Hobson back at academy after leave. Penny sale by Help of Christians Court in Warner Hall. Concord Woman's Club president hosts Exec Board lunch at Elm Street. Fire crews respond to Bristol Hill dumping fire and Elm Street grass fire. Voter registrar adds 34 names before primary. Mrs Rideout ill, but improving. Helen Peterson becomes secretary at Watford High School. Concord Discussion Group meeting delayed to tomorrow. Rev Julian D Hamlin to speak on Mars and Mammon. Fire stations report brush fires on Belknap Street. Middlesex School chapel service marks spring term. Concord Musical Club concert at First Parish Vestry. Willow Rebekah Neighbors Night April 16 with visiting lodges. Odd Fellowship anniversary planned for April 24.
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Louis A. Sohier
Elsie Hobson
Od Academy
Our
Help of
Christians’ Court
C of A
Warner Hall
West Concord
Mary Fitspatrick
George A. Hall
Concord Woman's Club
Elm Street
Central
Bristol Hil
Massachusetts Reformatory
Registrar of Voters
Tews
Frank H. Rideout
Imr. Rideout
Grippe
Concord
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Julian D. Hamlin
Church of the Advent
Mars
Central Fire Station
Giuseppi de Lellis
Dorothy George
Reginald Boardman
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Hope Lodge
Woburn
Winona Lodge
Maynard
Marion Whitney
Odd Fellowship
Women’s Parish elects Howe re elected president at annual meeting
Mrs Hollis S Howe of Everett Street was reelected president of the Women s Parish Association of the First Parish at its April 2 meeting. Other officers named include Mrs Horace D H Williams first vice president Mrs Albert B Black second vice president and Mrs Floyd Verrill secretary. Luncheon duties were shared by Mrs Philip A Davis and Mrs Charles G Edgarton, with spring bouquets decorating tables. Rev Edward Perry Daniels spoke on the Unitarian Retreat House at Senexet Pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis S. Howe
Everett Street
Women’s Parish Association
First Parish
Horace D. H. Williams
Albert B. Black
Floyd Verrill
Norman C. Spencer
Caleb H. Wheeler
Charlotte Johnson
Philip A. Davis
Charles G. Edgarton
Edward Perry Daniels
Senexet Pines
South Woodstock
Conn
Mrs Velma Edwardsen Grange Whist Winner
Concord Mrs Velma Hinman Edwardsen was high scorer last Wednesday at the Annursnac Grange whist party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hoel Hinman at 502 Main Street. She won the first prize trophy. Other prize winners included Miss Elizabeth Connell Mrs Alice Bridge Mrs Margaret McCarthy Mrs Dorothy Santora Mrs Helen Sullivan Mrs KB Comeau Daniel Sullivan Hoel Hinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Velma Hinman Edwardsen
Annursnac Grange
Hoel
Hinman
Main Street
Elizabeth Connell
Alice. Ebridge
Margaret McCarthy
Dorothy Santora
Helen Sullivan
KB. A. Comeau
Daniel C. Sullivan
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Times
Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 with a testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45. Reading room hours 2 to 5 aside from holidays. April 16 lesson Sermon topic is Are Sin Disease and Death Real with the Golden Text Jeremiah 30 17. Bible citations include James 5 16 and 1 16 and the Christian Science textbook passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Scientist Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Moldy
Concord Elks Public Whist Party Draws Local Residents
The Concord Elks Lodge held a well attended public whist party at Elks Hall on Saturday evening with Lovell P. George in charge and Harold Tompkins assisting. Miss Mary Boyce won first prize. multiple others, including Frank Miller and Mrs. Jersie Hinman, received prizes. door prize went to Mrs. Bridie Munony and special prizes to Reginald Perry and Mrs. Bessie Hinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorn Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Mary Boyce
Otner
Frank Miller
Martin Ycbin
Jersie Hinman
Foster Bunker
Clara Sweet
Irene Milter
John Bartolomeo
Bridie Murphy
Concord Girl on Dean's List at Rad line College
Miss Ann Hoar Tracy of Concord is listed on Rad line College's Dean's List for high scholastic standing. Miss Helena Trompso nder of Con¢gora is also on the Dean's List.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ann Hoar Tracy
C. H
Radline College
Helena Trompson Ander
Con¢gora Qin
Hawthorne Chapter meeting marked 7th anniversary
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple this evening. The event includes an 8 pm program by the Boston Jubilee Singers, co chaired by Mrs Irene W Dye and Mrs Florence M Duren, with a social hour and refreshments. A memorial service honors Granville Holden, who died March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Concord
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Boston
Concord High Names Girls Tennis Captain for Spring
Concord High selects Ruth Clahane as girls tennis captain at a special student meeting. She succeeds Mar White who becomes team manager. Season starts around May 1 with matches against Belmont and Arlington high schools. an outside nine baseball team is expected for inter-class play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Concord High School
Ruth Clahane
Concord Rotary Club meeting features Koon and Wheeler
The Concord Rotary Club met at noon Thursday at Colonial Inn with President Leslie O. Anderson presiding. Ray M. Koon of the Massachusetts Agricultural College Field Station in Waltham spoke, introduced by Alden Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner, president of the Boston Market Gardeners Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Leslie O. Anderson
Ray M. Koon
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Waltham
Alden Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Boston ‘Market Gardeners’ Association
Discussion Group notices in Concord meetings
The Concord discussion group schedules two talks at private homes. On Thursday April 12 at 8, Rev. Julian D. Hamlin speaks on Mars and Man at Mrs Edward H James 26 Lexington Road. On Monday April 16 at 8 at Mrs John M Apthorp 4 Lowell Road Robert J Watt of the Massachusetts Federation of Labor speaks on Social Legislation and the NRA. Free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Julian D. Hamlin
Church of the Act
Mars and
Mamos
John iV. Apthorp
Lowell Road
Robert J. Watt
Mass. Federation of Labor
N.ra
Arlington social notes list weekend guest of Mrs Warren B Goddard
Mrs Warren B Goddard was weekend guest of Mrs Margaret C Damon in Arlington. Mrs George S Gardner is recovering at home after her repair operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Goddard
Margaret C. Damon
Arlington
George S. Gardner
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Ss No Cert
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Areanram
General Motors
Freighe
D. MacRae
Stalts
Ruth Browne
Cello Solo
Berceuse the
Severen Godara
Caleb Wheeler Waltz—The
Merry Widow
Iddlesex Institution
Henry F. Smith
Treas
Old Concord
Concord Yankees
Trinity Church
Laymen’s League
Rainbow Girls
Muriel Lewis
Penny Sale
Legion Auxiliary
Velma Edwardsen Grange
Concord Elks
Storm King
Newburh
N.Y
Boeing
RAND
Underwwners’ Laboratories
Oil-O-Matic
Freeman & Clancy
Main ST. Maynard
Concord National Bank
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