Concord Junction Wedding of Ruth Shepard and Charles Judge
Ruth Elizabeth Shepard and Charles Eric Judge wed at Union church in Concord Junction with Rev. Alfred Stone conducting the double ring ceremony. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and carried white roses. maid of honor Bess Snyder wore yellow chiffon. Guests and family attended a reception at the bride’s parents’ Main Street home. both families have deep local ties and the groom is a MIT graduate who served as an ensign and junior lieutenant in the Navy during the war.
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Union Church
Ruth Elizabeth Shepard
Herbert C. Shepard
Charles Eric Judge
Charles Judge
Alfred Stone
Bess Snyder
Clara Leighton
Bessie -Judge
Helen Morgan
Harold Shepard
Edmund C
Concord High School
West Concord Woman's Club
Judge
Mass. Institute of Technology
Navy
Receiv
News of the Week in Concord Highlights
Local notes report Mrs. C. EB. Brown hosting an art class while Mrs. Leslie R. Moore announces a continuing Shelley literature class. Several residents return from travel, new jobs, and health updates. A large audience attended Constance Binney in Priscilla While at the armory shows, with many people listed among the week's social items.
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C. EB. Brown
Leslie R. Moore
Shelley
T. Run
Chuck Bulger
Graniteville
Carlton Rennie
South Duxbury
Committee Clears Captain Dees Armory Claim in Legion Tie
A Concord committee reports Captain Dee acted as a gentleman and did not oppose the American Legion after discovering the armory had been secured for Company I veterans. The panel notes Dee relinquished the claim to favor the Legion and requests prominence for their letter in the Concord Enterprise. The rest of the page covers club meetings, elections, and local notices.
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Concord Enterprise
Veterans of Co. I
Michael J. Dee
Veterans of Co. I Association
Ralph Hewitt
Legion Dance Committee
Legion
State Armory
Company I Veterans
Dee
American Legion
Company I
Co. I
James J. Mansfield
H. H. Cook
RK. J
Judge and Bride Begin Life in Bangor After Wedding
The couple married in August and Mr. Judge has since joined Eastern Mfg. Co. of Bangor, Maine. After a wedding trip they plan to reside in Bangor with many friends extending best wishes.
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Eastern Mfg. Co
Bangor
Concord and Maynard Race in Three-Game Series
The two teams announce a three game series ending the season with the opener set for Thursday April 15 at Monument Hall Concord. Maynard brings a band to cheer their fast squad while fans are invited to arrive at 7 p.m. and stay for slow music from 8 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. with a confident note that Concord hopes to prevail.
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Concord
Maynard
Monument Hall
May party planned in Monmental for Concord K of C team
Plans for a May 5 benefit dance in Monmental to aid the Concord K of C baseball team proceed. The committee, led by William Fitzpatrick, Kiernan, Hickey, Archie Bowie, Martin Mullaney, and Edward F. Loughlin, expects to issue tickets to council members. Sheridan's orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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Monmenthal
Concord K. of C
Sheridan
William Fitzpatrick
Kiernan, Hickey
Archie Bowie
Martin Mullaney
Edward F. Loughlin
Engagement Announced for Dorothy Tewksbury and Karl Peckham
Easter Sunday notice corrects last week’s error to state Rev. and Mrs. George A. Tewksbury announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Karl W. Peckham. Miss Tewksbury teaches at the local high school and Mr. Peckham, from Providence, is a teacher and the high school athletic director and coach.
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George A. Tewksbury
Dorothy
Karl W. Peckham
Concord continues schools with Grace M Harriman named principal
The Concord Montessori and elementary schools will continue. Miss Grace M Harriman, who led the Concord academy this year, will serve as principal of both schools. The current teaching staff will be retained and Mrs Dillingham's methods will be continued as far as possible. Tuition for all groups stays unchanged.
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Concord
Grace M. Harriman
Concord Academy
Dillingham
Concord Grange to Work Degrees in April Meeting
At the regular Concord Grange meeting on Wednesday evening April 7, the first and second degrees were conferred on a class of 10 candidates. The next meeting, April 21 in the town hall, will confer the third and fourth degrees with supper at 6.20 and hopes for a large turnout.
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Concord Grange
Concord K of C Wins 239 to 35 At Monument Hall
Camp Devens protested a March 18 result as Concord K of C defeated them 239 to 35 in Monument Hall on Wednesday evening. The game featured the same lineup as the previous match with strong effort from Severance Bulger Hickson Cyr Tab butt and officials Coss Mulcahey Parker and McSweeney. The crowd turnout was good despite other town attractions.
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Camp Devens
Concord K. of C
Monument Hall
Concord
Severance
Bulger
Hickson
Cyr
Tabbutt
Middlesex Caps 1920 Opener With 6 3 Victory Over Harvard
Middlesex School baseball opened its 1920 season by defeating Harvard second team 6 to 3. Atwater pitched five innings allowing two hits, Knowlton finished with three singles and six strikeouts. Brown, Door, Kent starred as Harvard used 17 players in the lineup.
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Middlesex
Harvard
Atwater
Knowlton
Brown
Door
Kent
Dance Well Attended at Town Hall Event
A well attended social dance Friday night in the town hall under Phi Alpha Delta auspices ended in success. Guests danced from eight to twelve with music by the Colonial six piece orchestra of Waltham. Committee members included Roger Shaw chairman Forrest Whitney Lee Todd Liefe Nashe and John Hutchinson.
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Phi Alpha Delta
Orchestra of
Waltham
Roger Shaw
Forrest Whitney
Lee ‘Todd
Liefe Nashe
John Hutchinson
Concord church hosts union service with Edward Holton James
First Parish in Concord Mass announces Sunday April 18 morning exchange with Mr Macdonald and a 7 PM union patriotic service. Edward Holton James will speak on Recruiting Men in a address at the church.
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Oscar B. Hawes
Newton Centre
Macdonald
Edward Holton James
Women's Union Meeting at Trinitarian Church Vestry
The Women’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church will meet in the vestry Thursday at 3 30. Miss Eva rs field secretary of the Women’s Home Missionary association will speak. Tea will be served. Mr and Mrs Fred Sohier welcome a baby boy born last week. Lost 25.00 between A and P store and 158 Commonwealth. reward offered. For sale Strawberry plants 80c a hundred. No 7 Barry Barrymore medium Chesapeake late Arena late John Reed Concord Mass.
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Women's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Fred Sohier
Barry
Barrymore
Chesapeake
Arena
John Reed
Concord
Mass
Advertised Letters and Local Notices From Concord 1920
Local notices and ads list names like P B Banks M A Count DiZohet and Mrs Fisher Price in Concord Massachusetts. Classifieds promote sales jobs with Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co 6 Kilby Street Boston and Watkins products in Concord. Also lost book notice and a range for sale with details.
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Concord
Mass
P. B. Banks
DiZohet
Fichel Price
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Fisher Price
Frank Price
E. Roads
Acton and Vicinity
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Accident and Health Department
Kilby Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Concord Firemen's Relief Assoc Ball Appreciation Note
The ball committee thanks all who lightened their load and aided in making the concert and ball a great success. Frank McDonald, Chairman, with John Manning, Charles J Hogan, William J Mara, Martin Mullaney. FOR SALE Sunny Glenwood store No 7 in perfect condition. APPLY coop grocery Concord Junction. WANTED general housework girl for family of three Mrs B Farnham Smith 17 Sunbury Road Concord.
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The
Concord Firemen’s Relief Asac
Frank McDonald
John Manning Charles J, Hogan
William J. Mara Martin Mullaney
Sunny Glenwool
Co’op
Concord Junction
B. Farnham Smith
Sunbury Road
Concord
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Harry Dee
William H. Dee
Deaconess Hospital
Edith Eaton
Elm St
New York
Frank Rennie
Frank Fee
Converse Rubber Co
Helen Hersey
Tfias
Monument St
Edward McKenna
Lexington Rd
Margaret Hamilton
William. Hamilton
Thoreau St
Horace Dickerman
Byron St
James Craig
Florida
William Craig
Constance Binney
Susan
Armory
Woman's Club
Mary A. Pride
State Federation
Elizabeth Bigelow
Pilgrim Tate
Tocn
Hilda Syvonen
Sidney Coolidge
Forest Fire Department
Gertrude Towle
New York City
G. W. Towle
Philip 7. Flavin
Thomas Healy
Walden St
Krause Dairy
Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Concord, Mass
Highland St
Concord Junction, Mass
Coss
Concord K. Or. Cc
Loughlin
Cleary
Camp Devens Nesautels
Tabbutt Rf
Kitterman
Siedel
First Parish
Commonwealth
Craig Sweet
H. W. Blanchard
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles FE. Brown
Watkins
Watkins Gameeny
Winona
Minn
Monarch
Huber Concord
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Billings & Spencer
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Fatty) Arbuckle
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