Roosevelt Prohibition Interview to Be Published
In 1914 Theodore Roosevelt gave an interview to William Ferguson, a prohibition advocate. Ferguson will publish the hitherto unpublished article in The Christian Science Monitor. The Concord Enterprise readers will note the piece appears Friday April 20 and is mailed free by the First Church of Christ, Scientist Literature Distribution Committee in Concord, Massachusetts, before May 18.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William P. F. Ferguson
Ferguson
The
Christian Science Monitor
Roosevelt
Concord Enterprise
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Concord
Massachusetts
Three candidates Initiated At A. O. H. Division Meeting
Three candidates were initiated at the Division 66 A. O. H. meeting in Monument Hall on Tuesday evening of last week. Four more applications were acted upon. A committee of P. N. Phillips, David Carey and Daniel Sennessy was formed to confer with Concord Council Knights of Columbus about an early summer outing. The evening featured lively entertainment with Maurice Cuddahy and Dennis Crowley dancing, Bernard Rughe and Patrick McPhillips polka, and Richard Hartnett and Patrick Byrne singing solos. Thomas Flannagan accompanied on piano and accordion solos, enjoyed by all.
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Division 66
Monument Hall
P. N. Phillips
David Carey
Daniel Sennessy
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Maurice Cuddahy
Dennis Crowley
Bernard Rug
Middlesex Extension Service Moves Into New Everett Street Home
After delays for building and equipment, the Middlesex County Extension Service offices in Agriculture and Home Economics relocated to a new colonial style building on Everett Street. The ground floor houses staff desks and a private office for managing director Allister F. MacDougall of Lexington. second floor to be finished later. Builder George S. Allen of Marlboro. New telephone numbers are Concord 845 and 846.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
California
Allister F. MacDougall
Lexington
George S. Allen
Marlboro
Concord
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Notice
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson subject Probation After Death Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m weekdays Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 745 p m Sunday school at 1045 a m Monument Square Concord Massachusetts
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Monument Square
Concord
Milk Inspector’s Report Shows Cleanliness Across Dairies
Pet. by wt. values listed for several farms and milk sources including River Road Higginson Griffin Jones Draper Donaldson Glendale Turner Center Curran Grassland Grassland Gurnsey Milk with total solids and fat figures. Massachusetts requirements noted. Alden H. Russel, Inspector.
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Board OF Health Milk Inspector’s
Punkatusset
River Road
Higginson
Griffin
Jones
Draper
Donaldson
Glendale
Turner Center
Curran
Grassland
Trade Makes One Hit Beats Middlesex 4 to 2
Boston Trade School baseball team defeated Middlesex School 4 to 2 on the Middlesex diamond in Concord. The game was played in rain and called after five innings.
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Trade
Middlesex
Boston Trade School
Middlesex School
Concord
Concord Track Team to Run in Malden May 2
Concord High School manager Rudolph Currier says the track team will travel to Malden High School on Wednesday May 2 to compete after a Methuen meet fell through.
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Methuen
Rudolph Currier
Concord High School
Malden
Malden High School
Concord High School Baseball Schedule and Weather Note
Concord High School baseball lists games with Rindge Tech in Cambridge on April 25 and Melrose High on April 27 at Concord. May 2 features Maynard High at Concord. The winter snowfall in Concord through April 1 totaled 26.9 inches, about half the average.
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Concord H. S
Rindge Tech
Cambridge
Melrose H. S
Concord
Maynard H. S
Concord High Defeats Winchester In Emerson Playground Tilt
Concord High School beat Winchester High 7 to 6 on the Emerson Playground as Kennedy Peterson Kenna and Tompkins led with a mix of doubles singles and a triple. Johnson struck out seven and kept Winchester’s bats scattered, with Halwarth reaching on a hit by pitch in the sixth to threaten a tie.
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Concord
van Kennedy
Tompkins
Petersen
Kenna
Capt. Johnson
Winchester High School
Emerson
Johnson
Halwarth
Winchester
Concord High
Tompr
Genees
Portson
Kennedy
FT Petersen
Salah
Doer O. McDermott
Ee Westby Cf
McGrath Wi
Saat
Loughhlin
Jagling Loughlin
McNeil
Taylor
Lee
Ambrose
Cross
Loughlin
Kendrick Murphy
Murphy
McDermott
Knowlton
Amico
Johnon
Coss
Je Fo
Halwartz
Alumni Dominate Concord High in Rainy six inning clash
In a rain soaked game the Concord High School eleven fell to the Alumni nine 3 to 0 after six innings. Westly allowed two hits amid many errors while Robinson allowed three hits and struck out eight. Alumni scored in the first on infield errors and added two more in the seventh before the game ended, the fourth inning not reached due to rain.
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Concord
Concord High School
Westly
Robinson
Johnson
Bruce
Atkins
Waltham High Beats Middlesex 6 to 3 in Concord
Waltham High School defeated Middlesex 6 to 3 on Middlesex's diamond in Concord Wednesday afternoon. The game ended after the eighth inning due to cold weather.
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Waltham High School
Middlesex School
Concord
Concord Academy Glee Club stages The Gondoliers
Concord Academy presented Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers to praise, with Miss Elizabeth Wood directing music and Mrs. Josephine Cole directing acting. The cast included M Palmieri and Susan Locke as Gondoliers, with a large chorus and notable costumes and scenery by E Holmes and M Lovering.
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Concord Academy
Elizabeth Wood
Josephine S. Cole
the Gondoliers
M. Palmieri
Susan Locke
G. Palmieri
Margaret Smith
Francesco
Hope Lord
Antonio
Frances Burnett
Georgia Faith Donalson
Conradine
Gianetta
Margery Borden
Tessa
Ann Chamberlin
Frametta
Jean Howard
Giulia
Isabella Eaton
Vittoria
Cynthia Hoar
Duke of Plaza-Toro
Edith MacDonald
Luiz
Esther Gordon
Elizabeth Pratt
Casilda
Mary Beaman
Grand Inquisitor
Lydia Clattenden
Inez
Edith Gray
Gondoliers
FE. Bosley
A. Dick
Juliaette Gordon
E. Morison
C. Peck
E. Swift
Franchot
F. Gardiner
Jean Gordon
C. Holmes
K. Mabley
E. Sanders
S. Weld
A. Newell
L. Denro
E. Emerson
L. Howe
M. Howe
K. Manle
J. Todd
L. Franchot
M. Lovering
Hawthorne Chapter in Concord Celebrates 33rd Anniversary
The Nawthorne Lee Order of the Eastern Star marked its thirty third anniversary at the Masonic Temple after a regular meeting led by Worthy Matron Sadie A Vary. Guests enjoyed a program by the Verstations of Boston featuring Eunice Serwen Elizabeth Cary and Caroline Hall among others.
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Concord
Nawthorne Lee Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sadie A Vary
Gardner W. Lawrence
Verstations
Boston
Eunice Serwen
Elizabeth Cary
Caroline Hall
Marjorie Chisholm
Fyvyerett
Waldo Hayward
Plymouth
Hayward
Daisy Hatch
Everett
Clara M. Holden
New Line of Dresses at Five Ninety Eight
Fullenton Hat Shop at 72 Main Street Maynard promotes a line of dresses priced at 5.98 dollars in an advertisement.
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Fullenton Hat Shop
Main St
Maynard
Adv
Vacationing teachers and interfaith pulpit exchanges in Lancaster
Miss Alice Williams and Miss Helen Logan enjoy a week off from Lancaster Schools. The Concord committee of Near East Relief presses residents to raise the town quota. Pulpit exchanges occur as Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland and Rev. Harry W. Kimball share duties, and Rev. Henry T. Sechrist and Rev. Johnannes A C Fagginger Auer swap churches. The North Star group of Norwegian women staged a successful sale of crafts and aprons in Odd Fellows Hall with a supper.
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Alice Williams
Helen Logan
Lancaster
Concord Committee
The
Near East Relief
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Harry W. Kimball
Needham
Henry T. Sechrist
Melrose
First
Johnannes
A. C. Fagginger Auer
North Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Tea for Retiring Concord Womans Club Board Members
The Concord Womans Club held a tea for retiring executive board members hosted by President Mrs. Hans W. Miller at her Main Street home on Thursday afternoon. All club members were invited. Honorees included Mrs. Oscar E. Beckvold, Mrs. George Hill, Miss Alice Metcalf, Mrs. Frederick K. Shaw, Mrs. Herbert F. Whipple, and Mrs. Frederick C. Wurtz.
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The
Concord Womans Club
Hans W. Miller
Main Street
Oscar E. Beckvold
George Hill
Alice Metcalf
Frederick K. Shaw
Herbert F. Whipple
Frederick C. Wurtz
Last Dance of Concord Lodge 212 I O O F Season
Concord Lodge 212 I O O F held the last dance of their season Friday night in Association Hall. The event drew many members and credits the committee leaders Frank W. Walker John P. Allen Robert M. Prentiss F A Tuttle F C Leighton H P Nims Wm F. Graham Ralph Geroe H H Hawley Harry Parker and Robert MacAuley for the success.
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Concord Lodge
Association Hall
Frank W. Walker
P. G
John P. Allen
Robert M. Prentiss
F. A. Tuttle
F. C. Leighton
H. P. Nims
Wm F. Graham
Ralph Geroe
H. H. Hawley
Harry Parker
Robert MacAuley
V. G
Trinity Church Events and Gifts Highlight April Services
Trinity Church notes April schedule with services and communion on April 20 7 45 P M April 22 99 Morning Prayer on April 27 7 45 P M Florence W Rich mentioned as a donor gift from Mrs C Cabot and sister. The record reflects church attendance and school activities amid hymn and church life details.
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Trinity
Chargh Concord
Mags
Concord Female Charitable Society Meeting at West Union Church
The Concord Female Charitable Society was entertained in the parlors of West Union Church by members of the Wednesday afternoon group led by Rev. Alfred Wheeler. President May F. Smith Jr presided. a social hour followed with tea served by Mrs. Rodney and Mrs. Harold Judkins.
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Concord Female Society
West Union Church
Alfred Wheeler
West Coney
May F. Smith, Jr
Rodney Sh
Robert
Harold I. Judkins
Rodday
Woman's Auxiliary Officers Named At Mansfield Event
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Veterans Building. Miss Eugene Marie was named chairwoman of a coin and food sale to be held at M ton's Store on Mill Day afternoon. Miss Mary Flavin and Mrs. J Byron were appointed to Middlesex County positions at Bedford on Saturday.
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Woman's Auxil
James J. Mansfield
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W. A. Twombly
Maynard, Mass
Patriotic Dancing Party
Acton Centre
Newell’s Orchestra of Marlboro
Acton Grance No
Joseph Dee
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Safe Deposit Box
Traveller’s
Concord National Bank
C.H.S. Wallops
Winchester McNeil
Kendrick
Teeter Ewe
Neees
Leep
DC Johnson
Peter
Arkin
Peewee
Asbjornson
Fredericks
Parkes
Pete
Cooke
Mullen
Detain
Sea
Robinson P Wee
Po Peterson
Wee Twee
O Loughlin
Ste Eens
McGrath Cf
Waltham High
Concord Academy Glee Club
Tourin
Wiley
Una
Chevrolet
B. Flint
Fisher
River Street
Walden Street
Hawthorne
Harry B. Little
Musketaqud Road
Roma
New York
Naples
Italy
France
Austria
England
Registrars of Voters
Las
Floyd Verrill
Nine Acre Corner
Tower
Nashoba Park
Selectman
John Bordman
Concord Female Charitable
Woman's Auxiliary
James J. Mansfiel
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