National Cathedral A Tenth Done Masterpiece of Gothic Architecture
National Cathedral on Mt. St. Albans rises 400 feet above Washington and is one tenth completed. Workmen vault the choir aisles while sculptors carve monuments including Woodrow Wilson’s burial stone as Gothic forms balance load with flying buttresses expected to produce one of the world’s most beautiful and largest cathedrals.
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National Cathedral
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Mt. St. Alban
Washington
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Woodrow Wilson
Local residents take vacations and visits across New England
Concord and nearby towns feature residents on two week or week long trips. Harvey Stone and friends head to Blisworth Maine. Frank King visits Buffalo. Many others plan summers at Maine, New York, Hampton Beach, Pocassett, Bangor and Devens as area families vacation and visit relatives.
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Harvey Stone
Rand
Edward Connolly
Edford
Machine Blisworth
Frank King
Storer
Buffalo
N. Y
Concord Junction
Medford
Frank Waite
Baptist Pond
Chelmsford
James Nagle
Thelma Kennedy
Lynn
Percy McCormick
Nova Scotia
F. F. Kelley
Bangor
George Lawton
Arnold Anderson
Edward Gillegan
Sheehan Family Annual Reunion Concludes With Baseball Showdown
The eighth annual Sheehan Family Association reunion was held August 3 at Dr. Jeremiah Sheehan’s farm 301 Main Street with about 300 attendees from New England. Officers elected included Charles J. Sheehan president and Daniel J. Sheehan treasurer. The day featured music, recitations, readings, and the traditional city team defeating the country nine in baseball 9 to 7.
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Sheehan
Joseph Pabir
David J. Williams
Charles J. Sheehan
Concord Junction
Daniel J. Sheehan
Pittsfield
South Acton
Mary J. Sullivan
Hazel Mannion
Littleton
Eleanor Adams
Seabrook
N. H
David G. Sheehan
John Mennis Sheehan
Concord
Rose Mary Sheehan
Mary
Kelen Sheehan
Katherine Manion
Mary E. Sheehan
Dorchester
Alice Lee
Mary Sheehan
Margaret Sheehan
Francis E. Sheehan
John J. Sullivan, Jr
Francis Sheehan
Fr. McLaughlin
Boston College
City
Leonard Kelley
Maynard
Country Oine
Robert E. Sheehan
Concerd Junction
Portland Visit and Local Notices Highlight Community Links
A brief note records a few days visit with relatives in Portland Maine, mentions Miss Frances Ormon returning from Somerville, and cites weather readings from Concord Observatory. It also notes a forty member general committee led by Commander George L. Prescott, a meeting at Veterans' Building, and engagements involving Morrison Blake and Miss El Close of Cambridge.
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George L. Prescot
Veterans’ Building
Morrison Blake
G. Hollis Blake
Main
John G. Mo
Fayerweather Street Bridge
Rison Farms
Barrett Blake
Miss el Close
Cambridge
Miss Close
Morrison
Wanted—house to rent in Concord Junction
Wanted a furnished or unfurnished house to rent in Concord Junction for Sept 1 or soon after. Address inquiries to Roger F Holmes 230 Main Street Southington Conn.
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Concord Junction
Roger F .Holmes
Ma‘n Street
Southington
Conn
American Legion Plans Fourth Annual Field Day on Labor Day
Concord town plans state scale field day events on Labor Day September 1 held by James J. Mansfield Post 158. Field day organizers promise a more elaborate program than previous years with extensive activities and coordination.
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James J. Mansfield
American Legion
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Colleen Moore
Name the Man
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Richard Barthelmess
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Hampton Beach
N.H
Wes
Edward F. Loughlin
Cation
Pocassett
Edwards Koppelmann
Citizens Military Training Camp
Devens
W. J. Park
Fort Pond
Percy Jensen
Hood Rubber Co
Crest Street
Otto Jensen
Joseph Alexander
Frances
Quincy
Nellie Bradleys
Theodore Roberts
May McAvoy
Conrad Nagel
Pathe News
Ace Holt
Cathryn Williams
Aesops
Paramount
Bebe Daniels
Richard Dix
Mary Astor
Old
Kentucky
Portland
Mies
Frances Ormon
Somervil
United State Weather Bureau Ob
Fred A. Tower
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Sonora Phonographs
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Perfection Oil
Gruber Bros
Antweere Main Street
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Rome
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