Concord week in review features church talks and sports
Local Concord events include LL the News of Week in Concord reporting a 17 to 12 victory for Groton school second nine over Concord Saturday. Events cover musical clubs, postponed meetings, whist party at 520 Lexington Road, sermons at First Parish Meeting House, and notes on Concord High School baseball schedule and county league presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton School
Concord
Concord’ Musical Club
Tt “Association
Ite
Baton Hall
Wich
Grand J. Plavin
Council Knights of Yewan
Ladien
Order of Hibernians
Cull
Lexington Road
Carl Gleland
Concord Woman's Club
J. Boardman
Ist
Mra
John Boardman
Kennon Dashe Mer
Concord High School
Framingham High
Framingham
Gardner
My Poors County Extension Service
Young Peoples’ Club
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Firat
Ayer
Groton
Abbott- Worsted
North Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Granitville
Groton Grabs Tops Middlesex In Scrappy Game
Groton used strong fielding to beat Middlesex School as the visitors misplayed nine times. A wild throw by G Smith and a Leon ard bunt produced two runs, while Devens limited Middlesex to six hits and 16 strikeouts. Hawthorne Chapter to hold annual May Party and dance April 30 with Newell's Orchestra. Ruth Wheeler chairs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Middlesex School
Leonard
G. Smith
Devens
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Association Hall
Newell's Orchestra
Mixa Ruth P. Wheeler
Annual Meeting Notice of Concord Masonic Corporation
The annual meeting will be held in the Masonic Temple at I' M on Wednesday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Concord Masonic Corporation
Masonic Temple
I’ M
Kiwanians to Host Portland Governor at Elks Home
Marlboro reports BK. B. Putiureokot from Portland Maine, governing New England Kiwani clubs, will attend regular meetings at Elks Home for an official visit on the upcoming Friday.
Wakefield Wins as Concord Errors Doom Home Teammates
Wakefield pulls even in ninth as Concord misplays prove costly. eight errors, eight passed balls and twelve hits split the fielding miscues. Brewer helps pace Wakefield with the tying and winning runs amid a erratic defensive game cited by misplayed balls and late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Concord
Talbot
Pitsgerald
Grenun
Capt
Brewers
Wakefield Abolianee
St. Howers
Fitzgerald
We 'Piawntean
M, Bower
Peter IG
Cran
Paleo
Tuttle
Concord Ab
Dempsey
McCabe
Arkin
Richardson
Fredericks c
Hankines
L'gham
Cary
T’pkins
R'inson
Wake
Pitegerald
R. Brewer
Preston
BR. Brewer
Lingham
MecCabe
Hopkins
Flanigan
Robinson
Lingwirs
Horrigan
Flanizen
Horrean
Lonergan
Concord Musical Club Elects Officers For New Year
The Concord Musical Club held its annual officer election at the president Mrs Charles E Brown's home on Main street. Mrs Brown was re elected president with other officers named, followed by a junior musical program featuring Mollie Har Vincent Vialle and a lineup of young violinists and pianists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Caus
Concord Musical Club
Charles &. Brown
Main Street
Charles E. Brown
John G
Harry B. Little
Th “Lab
Mollie Har
Vincent Vialle
Margaret Smith
Virginia Vialle
Mason Harlow
Mary Smith
Mary Beaman
Margaret Eaton
Edward Bartlett
Ann Tracy
Cynthia Hoar
Miriam Little
Concord Grange Holds Poverty Costume Party in Town Hall
Concord Grange No. 150 held a poverty costume party at Town Hall. Edgar Clark won the men’s first prize for the worst costume and Mrs Delaney of Annursnac Grange won the women’s prize. Judges were Frederick W. Taylor Mrs Witherell and Mr Taylor. Mrs Mabel R. Howard directed vaudeville sketches singing and dancing by William Howard Marion A. Howard Julia McWalter Marion McWalter Florence Day and Helen Postus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Edgar Clark
Delaney
Annursnac Grange
Frederick W. Taylor
Witherell
Oursiac Grange
Mr Taylor
Maynard Grange
Mabel R. Howard
William Howard
Marion A. Howard
Julia McWalter
Marion McWalter
Florence Iay
Helen Poftus
Concord Church Calendar Announces Spring Activities
Reverend Smith O. Dexter lists church events in Concord Mass. including Holy Communion on April 28 and 30, church school at 10 AM, confirmation class at 7 PM May 2 to 9, Junior Auxiliary May 3, Girls Friendly Society May 4, and Boy Scouts May 7 at 7:45 PM with related services and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Church Aid Society
W C T U Changes May Meeting to First Tuesday
The W C T U changes its May meeting to the first Tuesday at 2 30 in the Union Church parlor. The Ladies Union are special guests with greetings by local clergy and an address by Mrs Mi Hamilton and the County President. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Ladies Union
Mi. Hamilton
Concord Union Bible Society Meeting At Mrs Hubbard Home
Concord Union Bible Society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Helen W. Kel on Hubbard Street. The women sewed for Emerson Hospital during the social half hour. Mentions hostesses and a Benjamin Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Union Bible Society
Helen W. Kel Hubbard
Emerson Hospital
Benjamin Moody
Maynard Dog Population and Licensing Report Summary
The town notes 261 male and 29 female dogs, with fewer polls than 1925 due to illness in February and March. The Town clerk reports record dog licenses for the period and credits the tag system. Assessor estimates include 1546 males aged 20 to 45 and about 1800 residents 18 to 146 eligible for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Walden Royal Arch visit features high officials
Walden Royal Arch Chapter in Masonic Temple hosted Ex. George E. Fisher and Ex. James H. Gilligan with a large entourage. A chicken supper followed, with solos by Lindsey Smith and organ by Wallace C. Priest, as the visiting deputy was introduced by Ex. Wil A. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Fisher
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
James H Gilligan
Duncan G. Chapman
Lindsey Smith
Wallace C. Priest
Wil A. Charles
Henry F. Smith
Frederick K. Shaw
Gail Cleland
Natick
George H. Dale
Watertown
Hugh Goddard
Waltham
Jas. H. Gilligan
Trumpeters in Concord Evangelists to sing and preach
Five college students make up the Trumpeter Evangelists who will lead services at the Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street in Concord next Sunday May 5. A leader Earl Grey of Gordon College will speak and lead prayer with music. Refreshments follow between sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
College Saaneess
Evangelical Free
Lang Street
Earl Grey
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Middlesex and Dummer Battle to 12 Inning Tie
Middlesex School and Dummer Academy battled to a 4 to 4 tie after 12 innings at North Concord. White pitched well for Dummer, while Faversham and Hardie split eight and four innings for Middlesex. McGinley and Hardie produced key hits as the game extended beyond regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesexx School
Dummer Academy
North Concord
White
Dummer
Middlesex
Capt. Hardie
McGinley
Faversham
Hardie
Reformatory Branch Discontinued Protest Ends in Approval
Attorney Samuel Hoar representing Concord and local business leaders urged the Public Utilities Commission to block the discontinuance of passenger service on the Reformatory Branch of the Boston and Maine railroad. The commission granted permission to discontinue service and may allow full abandonment of the branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
Concord
Wallace B. Conant
Concord Board of Trade
George W. Lee
John G. Morse
Chas.r. Brown
Public Utilities Commission
Boston and Maine Railroad
Club crew races see Assabet win all but pup barge
The annual club crew races between the Assabet and Sudbury crews of Middlesex School took place Wednesday afternoon at Bateman's Pond. Assabet won the senior, intermediate, and junior races while Sudbury won the pup barge race. Ladies' Night at Masonic Temple set for Friday April 20 with Walter N. How as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aassabet Club
Sudbury Club
Middlesex School
Bateman's Pond
Assabet
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Walter N. How
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington D.C
Arlington Cemetery
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Vialle Motor Co
Indge Brothers Motor Cars
Trinity Church
Walden R. A
Les
Maybelle
Reformatory Branch
Hanover Street
Rathskeller
Scotty Holmes
Imperial Marimba Band
Capitol
E. E.gray Co
A West
Kellogg's
Campbell's
Sagamore Brand
Wisconsin
Grayco
LUX
California
Touraine
Tall
Boz
James J Mansfield
American Legion
Veteran’s
Conca
Betty Brown
Tom Moore
Rudolph Schilderaut
Rosa Rosanova
Norma Shearer
Benj. C. Brown
Nason St
Parker St
Maynard, Mass
Glenwood Range
Howard No
Commonwealth
Edward Anderson
P. O. Concord Jct
North Acton, R.F.D
Main St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!