Firemen’s Ball Opens Ninth Year Event at Armory
The Con chr' Pitemen's Relief Association held its ninth annual ball at the State Armory on Monday evening. The event drew a large crowd for WPA music with O'Leary's Irish Minstrels providing dancing until shortly after 1 am. Chief Silas A. Bean served as floor marshal with deputies James ata, Martin Mullaney and John Olden assisting. The committee, led by Capt. Robert W. Prentiss, included Harry Carroll secretary Henry Harmon and others. Prentiss acted as floor director with association members aiding.
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Pitemen’s
Relief Association
State Armory
Mondy
O'Leary
Silas A. Bean
Arshal
James Ata
Martin’Mullaney
John ‘Olden
Robert W. Prentiss
Harry Carroll
Henry Harmon
Carl Anderson
John Hanlon
Rene DuBerger
Harry Patterson
Fred Mason
Ernest Hinsman
John Wallace
Prentiss
Association
Old sheds torn down at Munnitartah Congregational Church
A group of men from the Munnitartah Congregational Church tear down the old horse sheds behind the new edifice during Patriots Day. Part of the structure is removed and the remainder reworks into a garage area for future use.
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Munnitartah Congregational Church
Winsor and Kettell Win Mixed Tennis Crown at Concord
Theresa Winsor and Rus sell H Kettell captured the mixed doubles final at Concord Country Club defeating Mr and Mrs A A Cameron 6-4 4-6 6-3 to take the tournament. Other rounds saw Cameron pairing with Thompson DeHart Houston and Hutchins defeating Mason Garfield. semi finals featured Olive Buttrick and John Tutthick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Cameron
Miga Olive Buttrick
John Tutthick
Mis Etesa Witiker
Russell
Etell
Goron Mutetitus
Misk “Theasen
Winsor
Er A Cathalt
Cimerhn
Ted
Pie Foa play to open Friday by Orchard Peoples Club
The Orchard Peoples Club of the Trinkran Congregational church directs a net play titled Pie Foa to be shown Friday evening. Coach Mr Gall Lind assists. Also noted is the Concord Masterl Club annual meeting for officer elections held yesterday at Mrs Charles Brown's Main Street home. Firemen were called Sunday afternoon to a chimney fire at Samuel Marwin’s Sudbury Road residence with no damage. Walden Chapter R A Masons will hold its annual Ladies Night tomorrow in the Masonic Temple with Frank H Goettler as committee chairman.
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Ong Peoples Club
Trink
MrarGall
Clelind
Concord Masterl Club
Charles 8
Brown
Mainstreet
Samuel Marwin
Sudbury Road
Walden
R. A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Frank H. Cgoettler
Macone wins Open Ghost event at Concord Rifle Club
Augustine W. Macone scores 48 of 560 to win on Patriot's Day in a 200 yard both prone and off hand event. P. D. Graham places second with 47, followed by Norman’s Spencer and Salvadore A with 44 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine W. Macone
Ghost of the Concord Rifle Club
P. D. Graham
Dr. Norman
Spencer
Salvadore A
Sergeant Hagerty
Saunders
George Holden
John M. Keyes
Oeage
Henry Keyes
Charles Steffanetti
Dye R. Macone
John Sea
Nicholas Macone
Lloyd Kennoy
Kidder's Flag Wins Weekend Golf Tournament at Concord
Henry P. Kidder claimed first prize in a flag tournament at Concord Country Club. He scored a hole in one and planted a flag 130 yards from the 18th green. Wells Blagchard finished second. other results mention several players with notable yardages from various cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Henry P. Kidder
Wells Blagchard
Wag Para
Kidder
Herbert M. Wardwell Jr
Oe ‘Chapman
Arthur Fh. Rios
Ralph Mokden
Stk
Kidder Halves Nine Hole Hole in One at Connord Club
Henry P Kidder joined the Fale-in-One Club Saturday afternoon by holing out in one stroke on the third hole of the nine hole course at Connord Country Club. The hole plays 155 yards from the tee to the hole and Kidder used a mid-iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. ‘Kidder
Concord Country Club
Mr. Kidder
Trinitarian Church Hosts Day With Ministers
Chaplain Rev. Robert Walker of Massachusetts Reformatory served briefly in the absence of Rector Rev. Smith O Dexter. Rev. George S Lombard of Law Fahce preached at morning service while pastor Rev. Dr. Galt Cleland was away.
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Robert Walker
Massachusetts Reformatory
Smith O. Dexter
George 8. Lombard
Lawfahce
Galt Cleland
Brush Fire Burns 26 Acres Near Bedford Street
Firemen from Central Station battled a brush fire off Bedford Street at 4 20 p m Thursday that spread over about 26 acres before being subdued. The land is owned by Judge Prescott Keyes George L Prescott and Bernard J McGrath.
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Central Station
Bedford Street
Prescott Keyes
George L. Prescott
Bernard J. McGrath
Death of George W. Brown noted in Chicago obituary
George W Brown who died in Chicago is described as a leading member of the seago bar. Born in Concord on August 20 1862 he descended from William Dawes Revolutionary line and graduated Harvard College in 1884 and was at Harvard Law School in 188?
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George W. Brown ‘Ward
Chicago
George W. Wni
Seago
Concord
William Dawes
Hrvard College
Harvard Law School
Woman's Union Meeting At Trinity Congregational Church
The Women's Union of Trinity Congregational Church held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the chapel. Rev. John J. Walker, secretary of the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society, gave an earnest address titled "Gir Temple Hills."
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Woman's Union
Women’s Union
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Mace
John J
Veterans group to attend Marlboro State Convention
Gov Ralph P Hosmer and Camp b United Spanish War Veterans met in the Veterans Building and voted to attend the Marlboro State Convention on June 17 18 and 19 if possible. Thomas Marion Herbert Owens and Commander Robert W Parke were named delegates with James Derry as Vice Commander and Herbert Berry as Vice Commander and all past Commanders chosen as regular delegates.
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Ralph P. Hosmer
Ralph P. Howstier
United Spanish War Veterans
Marlboro
Thomas Marion
Herbert Owens
Mander Robert W. Parke
James Derry
Herbert Berry
Concord Board of Health closes Brister's Hill dump at five
Due to the danger of fire the Concord Board of Health orders Brister's Hill dump to be closed daily at five o clock in the evening. Officials hope residents will cooperate with the measure to prevent fires and avoid permanent closure.
Miss Julietta A Hayward Rites Held at Deaconess Home
Funeral services for Julietta A Hayward who died at ninety were conducted by Rev Charles E Ped at the Methodist Church. The body was taken to Reading for burial in the River cemetery family lot. Miss Hayward was a native of North Reading.
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Juliett A. Hayward
Julietta A. Hayward
Charles E. Peda
Reading
River Cemetery
Miss Hayward
North Reading
Mart Bulgar Leads Sixty In Concord Skeet Shoot
Mart Bulgar shot from scratch with 22 to win the handicap skeet contest at the Concord Rod and Gun Club, capturing both first prize and the special award for best actual eye. J B Goodwin was second with 21 and Joseph Macone third with 15 21. Dr James S Goodwin to judge the First Annual Field Trial and Bench Show of the Pointer Club of New England at Fitchburg tomorrow at 7 PM.
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Mart Bulger
Mart Bulgar
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Goodwin
Secor
Joseph Macone
James S. Goodwin
The
Pointer Club of
New England
Fitchburg
Concord veteran corrects Tampa article errors
W W Blossom of Tampa writes to the Concord Enterprise to dispute a March Tampa clipping that misstates his Civil War service. He clarifies details from the 13 Maine Volunteers, Butler and Banks, and roles as Provost Marshal, bookkeeper, and state officer, and corrects claims about his residence and family.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Massachusetts
W. W. Blossom
Tampa
Concord
James B. Fry
Maine
Jordan Marsh Company
Boston
Eben D. Jordan
Concord Reformatory
Isle of Pines
Tanta
Himsellf
Hillsborough County
Minate
Goa
State Service
Charir
Hawthorne Chapter Hosts Bridge and Whist Party
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star directs a Bridge and Whist gathering at the Masonic Temple this afternoon under chairwoman Mrs. Ruth Wheeler with proceeds aiding charitable work.
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Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the’ Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth Wheeler
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Hibernians Meet
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a regular meeting at Monument Hall. Pins were made for the character party to be held there on Friday evening April 29.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
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Anne Cornwall
U.S
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Gilbert & Sullivan
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Ine Holon
Wells Nehard
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Herbert Wardwell
Chapman
Burleigh J. Pratt
Hes. Bowers
R/ Helen
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Michael Cody, Jr
Harry A. Laughlin
Russell G. Fessen
Frederick Winsor
Frahk A. Pierce
Macone
Kidder Sone
L. Anderson & Son
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Gooperative Bank—Tel
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Walden ‘Street
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W. G. White
Mar
Golden Gate
Grayso Brand
Highland Ave
Tampa, Fla
Maynard, Mass
Garden Seeds
BRECK
R. J. Rodday CO
Cornwealth Ave
Maynard
Safe Deposit Box
Traveller’s
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Walden St
Lexington Rd
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Colonial Gas
C. P. Smith
Charles C. Davis
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