Concord to Observe Historic 163rd Anniversary Celebrations
Concord marks the 163rd anniversary of a historic battle with a program in the State Armory under the Concord Antiquarian Society. Events include a sunrise salute, a triangular meet at the elementary school playground, Scout parades, costumes, and a luncheon with Legion amusements. Local officials, committees, and organizers coordinate festivities across Concord, Lincoln, Watertown, and West.
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Concord
State Armory
Concordarian Society
Julian W. Ballou
Theodoreith
George S
Club hears talk on the Philippines
West Concord April 18 Captain John Boardman gave an interesting and humorous talk on his trip to the Philippines with stops in Japan and China during a West Concord Woman's Club meeting in Odd Fellows hall. A net gain of 54.10 from a food sale was reported.
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West Concord
John Boardman
Philippines
Japan
China
Frederick Gale
Irving Duren
Alfred Loring
W. B. Goddard
Herbert Shepard
Aunu
Odd Fellows Hall
Wm. Fought
Officials Honor Guests of Lodge Visit by Abou Ben Adhem Temple
The second Rank team of Abou Ben Adhem Temple Knights of Khorassan of Boston visited Progressive Lodge Knights of Pythias and exemplified the rank of Squire at a Wednesday meeting in Masonic hall. Prominent Pythians included Laurence S. Howard and many others. supper was provided by Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters. An invitation was extended for Corinthian Lodge to attend church on Sunday April 22 with Isaac Parker Lodge and Sir Galahad Commandery K T also planned to attend.
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Abou Ben Adhem Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
Boston
Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Hall
Pythians
Laurence S. Howard
L. Elliott
Lynn
Benjamin A. Graves
Dorchester
Harry G. Beyer
John KE. Col
R. P. Fletcher
P.J. Schwab
F. A. Colombo
Raymond H. Coulter
Gail Cleland
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Isaac Parker Lodge
Sir Galahad Commandery
K. T
Local Grange Confers Degrees in Maynard
Maynard April 18 A class of eleven candidates received first and second degrees at a Maynard Grange meeting held at Cooperative hall. Teams came from Concord and Acton Granges. Music by Mrs. Adelaide Sims and performances by Miss Frederica Wade and the Hird sisters followed the degree work.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Cooperative Hall
Orville P.tucker
Edmund Whitney
William Hayward
Russel Naylor
Aquilla Rich
Timothy Sheehan
Harold Hanson
John Marsden
Fred Moreau
Arthur Adams
Fred Power
Concord
William Edmonds
Alain Frost
Leonard Frost
Clarence Frost
Acton
Harold Hall
Daniel Sullivan
Rougeau
Annursnac
Grange
Concord Junction
Adelaide Sims
Nellie Sumerland
Brooks Street
Eva Fryer
Mary Martin
Ice Howe
Maynard Usange
Joint Anniversary Observed by Maynard Lodges
Maynard hosts a joint anniversary on April 28 at Odd Fellows hall with Earl Kitchiner Lodge of Sons and Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters. John Moss of Waltham and other grand officers attend. turkey supper at 6 and entertainment at 8 followed by a Needham lodge minstrel show.
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John Trench
John Webster
George Webster
Albert Reynolds
Mae Dole
May Waterhouse
Laura Parkin
James Farrar
John Thomas
Marsden Waterhouse
Karl Kitchiner Lodge
Rose Lodge
Clinton
Clinton Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Patriots Day Sports Program At Emerson Playground
On Patriots Day the Emerson Playground hosts a morning triangular track meet featuring Concord High School and Watertown High School, with medals for top finishers and a trophy for the top school. Afternoon events include a Concord seven coming to town to challenge Middlesex for the Town championship at Emerson, plus rifle and skeet shoots and an all day golf tournament.
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James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Emerson
Concord High School
Watertown High School
Concord
Middlesex School
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Concord Rifle Club
National Guard
West Concord
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Virginia Road
Concord County Club
Concord Elks Install Their New Officers
Concord Elks held their installation meeting with Past Exalted Ruler Joseph A S Grohl assisting as secretary of Brookline Lodge 886. William L Fitzpatrick was exalted ruler with a slate including Murray Harrigan Wellington Servais Sullivan Clark Hilander Gower Lawler Carter Chase and two-year trustee Be Derby. A purse of gold to retiring Tyler Austin D MacRae and $200 added to the Elke educational fund accompanied a boxing entertainment by Lowell boxers.
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Joseph A.S. Grohl
Brookline Lodge
Concord Lodge of Elks
William L. Fitzpatrick
William G.murray
James M. Harrigan
Loyel
Harold J. Wellington
Ivan D. Servais
Frederick H. Sullivan Sr
Wilbur G. Clark
K. Paul Hilander
Frank Gower
Thomas #. Lawler
Tyler
Robert W. Carter
James M. Chase
Be Derby
Austin D. MacRae
Sedge
Edward W. Sheehan
Waffle Irons
Benjamin Derby
Sheehan
J. Edward Mahoney
George W. Deacon
Thomas du Berger
Thomas J. Brady
Brookline
Earle and Jackson
Newton
Elke’ Educational Fund
Lowell
Whist Drive Aids St Bernard’s Church Fund Effort
More than three hundred attendees at Monument Hall joined a monster whist party hosted Thursday evening by St Bernard’s Church women to raise funds. Mrs John H Goulding led the general committee with many named volunteers. refreshments followed the social half hour as Rev William H Kinnick attended part of the event. Prize winners included John Brown Eva Dee Genevieve Hill James Giblin Owen McPhillips and others with Miss Catherine Cullinane of Bedford taking the special prize.
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Allen French
I Robb Jr
Stedman Buttrick
Sarah R. Bartlett
French
John G. Morse
Adams Tolman
William Itlett
Fred A. Tower
Charles E. Brown
R. Howard
al M. Abler
Fred A. J
James P. Bortickets
John C. Dolan
Horton Edmands
L. Foote
Herbert
Hosmer
Simeon B. Chittenden
P. Swift
Bur L. Pratt
Wells _Blan
Robert Bowser
el Cody
Henry J
Charles L. Foote
Grandow
Gardner S$mn
William Blngton
Monument Hall
St. Bernard’s Church
John H. Goulding
Michael Delory
James Hanley
Mary Flavin
Ellen Clahane
Frank McManus
Annie O'Connell
Maurice McWalter
Elizabeth Brennan
Mary Fitzgerald
Thomas McGann
Michael Dempsey
Julia Mahoney
Helen Flannery
Margaret O’neil
Anne McManus
Ellen, Keefe
Mary Finnigan
Katherine Fewry
Margaret Brennen
William H. Kinnick
John Brown
Eva Dee
Genevieve Hill
James Giblin
Owen McPhillips
Manley Boyce
Lincoln
Patrick Lennon
Joseph, Delory
Edward Hanley
James V. Hennessy
William Dee
Claire Byron
Edward Dempsey
Catherine Mullen
F. Ford
Thomas Burke
Hannah Morley
John Forbes Martin O'Neil
William Bulger
Mary Fee
Mary Dee
Bernard Rushe, Jr
Catherine Cullinane
Bedford
D A R Delegates Head to Washington for Continental Congress
Regent Mrs. Charles H. Towle of Old Concord Chapter and Past Regent Mrs. George Richard Blinn of Bedford departed Friday for Washington D C to attend the Continental Congress as delegates from the Concord Chapter D A R.
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Charles H. Towle
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Richard Blinn
Bedford
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress
Concord
Ministers Union Meeting at Stow Addresses Pulpit Topic
The Ministers' union met with Rev A. M. Brown at Stow on Tuesday afternoon. The topic for discussion was that Politics and Sociology should not be treated directly from the pulpit. Rev William I. Boicourt of Maynard led the affirmative and Rev Andrew J. Torsleff of South Acton spoke for the negative.
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A. M. Brown
Stow
William ‘I. Boicourt
Maynard
Andrew J. Torsleff
South Act
Harvard Club In Concord Holds Third Annual Dinner
About fifty Harvard men from Concord and surrounding towns gathered at the Colonial Inn for the third annual Harvard Club dinner in Concord. Officers were elected, speakers included Mayor Luther Crosby and Redvers Opie, and plans were made to raise four hundred dollars for a scholarship to Harvard.
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Harvard Club
Concord
David A. Baldwin
Colonial Inn
Harvard
Acton
Bedford
Carlisle
Lincoln
Littleton
Tom Sanborn
Middlesex School
Edward F. Loughlin
West Concord
Henry §. Thompson
Raymond Baldwin
George Parsons
Ralph Piper
William B. Bartlett
Edwin D. Brooks
Frederick H. Chase
Allen French
W. Harold Taylor
William van V. Warren
Horton Edmands
Russell Robb
Samuel Hoar
Har
Philadelphia
Raymond Emerson
Willard B. Luther Yale
Harvard Law School
Yale Club
Boston
Joseph P. Crosby
Redvers Opie
Henrys. Thompson
Harvard Clubs
Harvard Cub
Gospel Team Program at Union Church Meeting
Sunday evening union service at the Methodist church featured Rev. Charles E. Carroll and Rev. Wm Bolcourt leading readings and prayers. Ed ward B. Thomas captained the Gospel Team with talks on The Abundant Life and remarks by Rev. Clayton Comstock of Colgate College and others.
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Methodist Church
Boston
Unireneyes
Theoloy
Aetna
Charles E. Carroll
Jesus
Bolcourt
Edward B. Thomas
Clayton Comstock
Colgate College
Murray Figenscher
Akron University
Burley Main
DePauw University
Edward Thomas
Ohio Northern University
Wm. Boicourt
Maynard Aids Drive for Emerson Hospital Donations
Maynard residents donate to Emerson Hospital through the Assabet Institution for Savings. The Maynard committee led by Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge Miss Alice Nagle and Sidney Kec McCleary appeals for generous contributions by check or cash to support hospital services.
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Maynard
Emerson Hospital
Assabet Institution
Agsabet Institution
Charlotte Stockbridge
Alice Nagle
Sidney KE. MceCleary
Auto collision in Maynard injures both drivers
Wilford L. Smith of Sudbury and George A. Morse of South Acton collided at Parker and Wealtha. Morse’s car overturned and was damaged. Smith’s car had a broken window and damaged running board. Both occupants escaped with minor injuries. An Emerson Hospital rummage sale is set for April 28 at 1:80 p.m. with donations accepted April 27 at the Town Hall.
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Maynard
Wilford L. Smith
Sudbury
George A. Morse
South Acton
Parker and Wealtha
Morse
Smith
Emerson Hospital
Town Hall
Presidential Primary April Maynard Debate and Voter Registration
The article notes an upcoming presidential primary in April with seven delegates at large and seven alternates for the party convention. It lists eight delegates and eight alternates for the Democratic convention, plus two districts and four alternates for the national convention. A registrar of voters meeting added twelve new voters to the list, naming Estelle D. Howes and others with addresses on Butler, Front, Maple, Pleasant, Garfield, Roosevelt, Mill, Kinley, Concord, and We streets.
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Estelle D. Howes
Butler Ave
Thomas J. Duggen
Front Street
Blanche
Maple Street
Kazimierz’ Ksieniil
Pleasant Street
Stalan Slabyzz
Veikko Hulme
Garfield Street
Soren P. Peterson
Roosevelt Street
Paul M. Paulson
Mill Street
Frank KE. Riley
We Street
Albert K. Stokes
Kinley Street
Grace E. Coon
Concord Street
Michael Gudzinowicz
Miss Bush Weds Mr. Smith Saturday
The marriage of Miss Margaret Putnam Bush and Mr. Benjamin Lincoln Smith will be held Saturday evening at the First Parish Meeting House. Miss Bush is the daughter of Mrs. Walter Meiggs Bush and Mr. Smith the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lincoln Smith.
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Margaret Putnam Bush
Benjamin Lincoln Smith
Miss Bush
Walter Meiggs Bush
Mr. Smith
William Lincoln Smith
A Little Maid of Concord Town performed by fifth graders
Two scenes from A Little Maid of Concord Town were presented in Eaton Hall by Miss G. C. E. Strehle’s fifth grade class at Peter Bulkeley Emerson School. Cast included Florence Ackles Flora Halloran Christina Autognam Jack Edmands Catherine Martell Herbert Molley Peannette Pedersen Mary Varley and Robert Beckvold.
Concord Musical Club Guest Night Delights Attendees
Fully two hundred and fifty attended the annual Guest Night of the Concord Musical Club in the vestry of First Parish Church. The program featured Club members with Boston accompanists Paul Shirley Quiolad amore Howard Goding Mrs Dudley Tutts and Miss Mary Fishburne. Vocalists included Mrs Merion Whiteartleit Mrs Eleanor B Short and Miss Esther Davis.
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Concord Musical Club
First
Paul Shirley
Quiolad’amore
Howard Goding
Dudley Tutts
Mary Fishburne
Boston
Merion Whiteartleit
Eleanor B. Short
Esther Davis
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