Local Social News and Visits Highlight Week
Mary Garvey joins a private party visit as guests arrive for a social week. Mrs James D Brown and Mr Leighton host a weekend gathering with local families. George Hodgder and partners win first prize at the Commodore ballroom in Lowell. Gene Connell leaves Adams Bridges as bookkeeper. May King steps in. Larry Comeau hosts Malden visitors. Everett Collicutt returns home from Rutland Sanatorium showing improvement. Patrick Coughlin and daughter set to move to Lowell.
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Mary Garvey
Ty Roth Hart
Emma Willate
Saben “Lally
Auquests
J J Mahoney
Frank
Florence King
New York
J Leighton
Mugg Rank
James ‘Brown
James D Brown
Shore Road
Brown
Homie
George Hodgder
Commodore
Lowell
Gene Connell
Adams & Bridges
May King
iMr
Larry Comeau
Malden
Everett Collicutt
Rutland
Patrick Coughlin
Mary
Richardson Burial In Quincy After Death In Home
Mrs Cylinda Zatella Richardson aged 78 died Thursday August 18 at the home of Mrs Adelaide Carlton on Summer street. The body was taken to Quincy for funeral services held Sunday and burial occurred at Mt Wollaston Cemetery in Quincy.
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Maynard
Cylinda Zatella Richardson
Adelaide Carlton
Summer Street
Quincy
Buriir
Wollaston
Concord Public Schools Open September 7 With New Principals
William McDermott spends summer with his uncle wm Caledonia. Two weeks remain until Concord public schools reopen on Wednesday September 7. A teachers meeting is set for Tuesday September 6. The faculty gains include two new principals and many newcomers.
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William McDermott
Caledonia
Concord
Concord Public Schools
Clergymen prepare for Prague congress voyage
Rev. Johannes Auer of First Parish and Ph D in philosophy from furts college sails to Prague to join four American clergy addressing the International Congress of Regri geou Liberals in sessions from September 4 to 8. Rev Dr Eugene R Snipper of Boston’s Second Church also speaks at the congress.
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Johannes
A. C. Fagginger Auer
Furts College
Rotterdam
Auer
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Massachusetts
Eugene R. Snipper
Boston
Alfred Uhler Wins Concord Country Club Golf Tournament
Alfred Uhler won the weak end H. H. golf tournament at Concord Country Club with 53 points. Andrew H Hepburn scored 49 points in second, R. C. Piper 48 in third, followed by Ruggell G Fessender 45, Herbert Buttrick Hosmer 44, Harry W B Snelling 43, Michael Cody Jr. 27, and two no cards. Eagle counts 10 points, birdie 6, and par 3.
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Alfred Uhler
H. H
Concord Country Club
Andrew H Hepburn
Ruggell G Fessender
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Harry W B. Snelling
Michael Cody, Jr
ConcOrd Lodge of Elks August Meeting Held Last Evening
The ConcOrd Lodge of Elks conducted its sole August gathering in the Elk's rooms last night, with members present for the informal session and discussion.
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Concord Lodge OF Elks
Elk’s
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notice
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson sermon Christ Jesus. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 7 45 p m. Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m weekdays at Monument Square Concord church offices.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Monument Square
Christ Jesus
Postponed games hit Concord leagues on rain
In Concord Massachusetts Rev. Smith O Dexter Rector reports Sunday August 21 features morning prayer and sermon postponed. Middlesex County Baseball League matches at Em 5 3 Playground and Lincoln are delayed due to rain affecting Concord Junction Union club Lincoln game.
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Concord
Concord Cooperative Bank Ad Promises Shared Benefits
An advertising notice proclaims a cooperative bank plan for community housing finance. It touts cooperative operation with investor and borrower advantages, claims shareholders own the bank, and mentions a five percent compounded quarterly dividend starting in August.
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Pt Bank
Concord Cooperative Bank
Reunion of volunteer militia at Collins Beach outing
A Saturday gathering of Unified Spanish Wet volunteer militia members met at Veteras Building for a group outing. They traveled by DUS and enjoyed a clam bake and fish dinner organized by Philip A. Davis with chowder, clams, corn, and more. The event included annual ball games, sports, and ocean swimming, with Commander Robert W. Parke and others leading the planning.
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Kaipa
Vounteer Mulitia
Veteras
Dus Ana
Collins Beach
West Gloucester
Philip A. Davis
Robert W. Parke
Franklin N Prescott
George P. Hagerty
Bulger Tops Open Skeet Shoot at Concord Gun Club
William Bulger led the open handicap skeet event at Concord Gun and Rod Club on Saturday afternoon breaking 24 from scratch to claim the top prize. Martin Bulger placed second with 23 and George Stockwell won a shoot off for third after a three way tie. Mrs James J Mara and family of Bedford are spending two weeks at Rye New Hampshire with Mara, the Bedford assistant fire chief, visiting weekends with his family.
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William Bulger
Concord
Red Club
Martin Bulger
George Stockwell
James J. Mara
Boe
Ie Adams
Elmer Rankin
Dr. H. C. Valentine
John Vallentine
Joseph Macone
J Taylor
Charles Bulger
Nelson Horne A
Iy Cao Macone
Salvadore Macone
Porter Pierce
Former Resident to Visit Here From Bixby Ranch
Ted Chamberlin of the Bixby Ranch development department Los Angeles will visit Concord readers studying Spokane ties. He toured Rainier Park and Spokane en route to Copcord Massachusetts aboard a ship then by rail. Noted and the Public Health Association meets August 31 at 3 pm in Selectmen's rooms.
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Wash
Concord
Ted Chamberlin
Bixby Ranch Company
Los Angeles
Cal
Arizona
Gardner Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Seattle
Rainier National Park
Copcord
Mass
Public Health Association
Selectmen’s Rooms
Ernest Wollerschied
Alice
Helen
Albert Riley
Canada
Clara Donahue
Anid Dauhter
Malden
Isbelle
Dollar Days Delayed for Acton Fair Week in Concord
Concord merchants set Dollar Days for September 22 23 24 shifting dates a week later to honor the Acton Fair. Board of Trade directors will meet at Thomas Hollis office while a regular meeting moved from September 1 to September 6. The Concord Junction Friends read The Admirable Crichton at a Woman's Club gathering with Mrs Hans Muller presiding and refreshments served. Concord tops Maynard in a win as standings tighten with North Billerica leading, and Concord Junction Athletes end ties to face the Massachusetts Reformatory on Labor Day.
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Merchants of
Concord and Concord
Board of ‘Trade
Acton
Board of Trade
Thomas Hollis
Woman's Club
Concord Woman's Club
George Richard Blinn
Bedford
Hans Miller
James M. Barrie
Ernest Woolley
Alfred M. Uhler
Crichton
Chilton Cabot
Mary Lasenby
Henry M. Cleveland
Catherine Lasenby
Henry J. Coolidge
Agatha Lasenby
Nancy Carkin
Lord Loam
Herbert Hosmer
Rey Aveherne
George M. Johnson
Brockelhurst
Caroline Wright
Lord Brocklehurst
Charles G. Wood Tweeney
Herbert B. Smith Fisher
Loam
London
Desert Islands
Desert
Englands
Leslie R. ‘Moore
Albert B. Black
Hans Muller
Concord Junction
Midways of
Hudson
Assabet Valley League
Massachusetts Reformatory
Nine
Asbjornson's Homer Lifts Concord Innameless Win
Concord defeats Lowell 6 to 3 as Bob Asbjornson belts a three run homer in the third inning after Lowell errors and King’s shaky first appearance. Sullivan pitched well for Concord while Rundge took the loss, with King giving up late runs. Umpires Farrell and Hartford.
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Bob
Vasbjorn
Lowell
South Common
Goneote
Runge
Boston
Concord Boys
King
Cott
Sullivan
Couedrdr
Gregg
Bulger
Edwardson
R. Jenkin
McHale
Joe Greg
Asbjorngon
Jenkins
Loftus
Sesson
Arkin
Johnson
Concord
Klatka
Asby
Eigth
Purtell
R. Jenkins
Allard
Maynard
Ital
bGregg Ca
Hibjornson
Zollinger
Eae Loftus If
Ae Sa
Ae Johnson Rf
Ae Totals
Abbhpo
E McHale II Ie
Purtell Ss
McDonagh
Gleason
R. R. Jenkins
Rundge
Gibbons
Asbjornson
Kiatka
Arkins
Farrell
Hartford
Two Hurt In Billerica Triple Auto Collision
A three-vehicle crash in West Billerica Monday night left Katharine Smith of Lowell in Corporation Hospital and James Shlerkick of Concord at St. John's Hospital. The accident also involved Oseak A. Olson of Rd Van, with injuries described as serious.
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West Billerica
Katherine Smith
Lowell
Corporation Hospital
James, Shlerkick
Concord
St. John’s’ Hospital
Probate Court notices aim at Thorpe estate
In Middlesex County Probate Court, heirs are summoned regarding the will of Ole O. Thorpe late of Concord. Lillian T. Thorpe and Henry F. Thorpe seek letters testamentary without bond. A hearing is set for September 19, 1927 in Cambridge with public notice to follow weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Camridge
Concord Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Hsquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollar Sudbury House for Rent
Seven room residence with eight rooms and bath in Sudbury. Features include hard wood floors a large living room with fireplace coal and electric ranges and extension views. Liberal terms one mile from Sudbury Centre on Concord Road inspection available anytime contact Henry C Lacey M D Prospect 0288.
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Sudbury
Concord Road
Henry C. Lacey
M. D
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