Concord High Adopts New Fall Courses For Pupils
The Concord school committee outlines fall schedules adding vocational tracks in commercial domestic arts and mechanic arts. New options include college and scientific preparatory tracks and broadened electives with diplomas awarded for completed programs.
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U. S
F. R
Cate
Concord High School
Mass
Institute of Technology
Norwegian Holiday Program At Scandinavian M E Church
Natives of Norway and friends gathered at the Scandinavian M E church for a May 17 celebration under the Epworth league piano committee. The program featured solos duets readings and an address by Rev O O Thorpe, with Mrs Armstrong and Mr Armstrong drawing encores. Refreshments followed and the piano purchased from Mr Armstrong now belongs to the church society.
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Norway
Epworth League of the Church
D. O. Halstrom
Andrew Baggerson
Oscar Blonquist
M. 8. Haver
Miss Havens
Miss. Hines
Misses Phinney
Havens
Henry Armstrong
Miss Phinney
Misses Pines
Phinney
Mr. Armstrong
Misses Hines
Rev. O. O. Thorpe
New England Conservatory of Music
Thorpe
Young People Enjoy Saturday Dance at Town Hall
A Saturday town hall dance hosted by Laurence Richardson John Titcomb Charlies B Johnson Jr and Ellis Richardson drew about 65 attendees. Laurels decorated the hall while willow chairs and divans enhanced the stage setting. The First Corps Cadets supplied the orchestra delivering satisfying music to the high class gathering with matrons including Mrs Geo E Titcomb Mrs H P Richardson Mrs C B Johnson and Mrs C S Richardson assisting.
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Laurence Richardson
John Titcomb
Charlies B. Johnson, Jr
Ellis Richardson
Geo. E. Titcomb
H. P. Richardson
C. B. Johnson
Oflra
Believe Him The Right Man Head of Commercial Dept
The school committee has chosen W. H. Crouthamiel to lead the new commercial department linked to the high school program this fall. Crouthamiel comes highly recommended and currently heads the commercial department.
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W. H. Crouthamiel
Crouthamiel
Pulpit Shifts And Mission Talks At Local Church
The pastor leads Sunday services finishing a series on The Forty Days' between the Resurrection and Ascension with the sermon The Three Mountains in the morning and Pleasing God in the evening. Friday evening program covers What Shall We Give and How. A flag raising at Frances E. Willard settlement is set for Saturday morning. Reverend Edwin E. Aiken spoke on The Chinese Revolution during last Sunday’s service with later remarks at the Sabbath School Missionary Association anniversary. Edward C. Hayes spoke on The Dove Theory of Life during the evening service.
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God
Young Peoples Choir
Liensac
Frances E. Willard
Bedford
Edwin E. Aiken
North China Mission
American Board
Sabbath School Missionary Association
Edward C. Hayes
Acton
Men Bring Lunch at Concord Grange Meeting
Four candidates received the third and fourth degrees during Concord Grange's Tuesday session. After business, a box lunch auction led by I. Taylor raised good prices as men delivered the boxes and ladies purchased them. A merry social hour and singing followed with visiting patrons from Stow.
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Concord Grange
I. Taylor
Stow
Name a Day Debutal Gift Follows Hospital Benefit
Town women donated the final $24 to name a day this summer for the Floating Hospital fundraiser. Net proceeds from the event reached 126 dollars after 150 dollars was secured. Local notices mention build plans, hospital visits, and community updates.
Alcott House Opening and Local Dance Event Noted
The opening of the Alcott House will occur Monday May 27 from 3 to 6 p.m. If stormy, it will be held on the next pleasant afternoon. reminiscences by Miss Alcott's acquaintances are hoped. Concord Woman's Club members and friends are invited. A dancing social in the armory Tuesday night drew a good crowd and lifted the mood.
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Andrew Peterson
Stow St. Mer
Marion Carrigan
Chester
Hartwell H. Hale
Deaconess Hospital
George G. Keith
A. Vanderhoof
George B. Cunningham
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Concord
T. Mason
Harry Tuttle
Alfred Curtis
West Maine
George Warren
Deaconess
Henry Hobbs
Margaret Houghton
Portsmouth
N. J
Colonial Inn
Guild of the First Parish
First
Roger
Hoar
Rosamond Porter
George Prescott
Middlesex County
Maynard
H. C. Rolfe
Congregational Church
Company I
Connecticut
New York
United States Army
al Wilson
Norwood
Alcott House
Miss Alcott
Concord Woman’s Club
Armory
Bedford Friends Celebrate Recovery Of Eewin Blake
The article notes the host of friends of Eewin and Blake rejoicing over his recovery from a serious illness. His condition has greatly improved in recent days and he will be up and about soon. Dr. E Hambien is listed as the attending physician.
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Eewin
Blake
E. Hambien
Bedford Cantata Esther Sells Fast At Town Hall
Tickets are selling quickly for the cantata Esther to be staged at the Bedford town hall on May 23 and 24 under Bedford Grange direction. Newton of Boston leads a 20 year veteran production with a lavish program of group pictures costumes dances and choruses featuring Bedford’s vocalists and dancers. John A Comey and Mrs F F Cook with the Grange entertainment committee coordinated rehearsals and ticket sales at C W Blake Co drug store Bedford.
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Esther
Town Hall
Bedford Grange
Newton
Boston
United States
Bedford
John A. Comey
F. F. Cook
Grange Entertainment Committee
C. W. Blake Co
Notaman Club Hosts Original Shower For Wood Sisters
The Notaman club staged a sudden sky shower for Misses Elizabeth and Florence Wood Saturday afternoon at Hyfield, the home of Mrs. Roger W. Brown. The house, decked with blossoms, saw club members hidden in plain sight, the club poetess Hannah Pief fer delivering a dedicated poem, followed by viewing handmade pieces and pink and white refreshments on the piazza.
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Notaman Club
Elizabeth
Florence Wood
Hyfield
Roger W. Brown
Hannah Pieffer
Unclear fragment hints at marital relationship gossip
Fragment mentions a woman noting her husband is on speaking terms with a prominent person, suggesting social or reputational implications within a community. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable names or a clear event.
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