Concord society notes and travels wrap up week
Mr and Mrs Marvin Taylor and family are at Duxbury. Mrs Vinsella Wheeler returns from Bethel Maine. Mr and Mrs John S Potter of Church Green are at their summer camp in Maine. Mrs Richard Barrett with son Richard F Barrett at Ventnor New Jersey summer home. Mr and Mrs William W Byara of Stow street at Campton Beach for two weeks vacation. Concord Council Knights of Columbus met in Monument Halls. Grand Knight Capt Michael J Doe presiding. Mr and Mrs John H Whitney and daughters visited Marblehead last week. Div 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Hibernian Hall with presiding president Mrs Mary Manning. Mr and Mrs F De Hart Houston of Musketaquid road at home after visit with Mrs Edward C as pew at Sunset Meadows Narragansett Pier. Rev Michael P Mahon and sister Miss Margaret Mahon recently returned from Canada motor trip with Mr and Mrs Walter Stankard Mary Mahon of Waltham.
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Marvin Taylor
Duxbury
Vinsenla Wheeler
Bethel
Maine
John S. Potter
Church Green
Richard ©. Barretta
Richard F. Barrett
Ventnor
N. J
William W. Byara
Stow Street
Campton Beach
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Michael J. Doe
John H. Whitney
Elize Seth
Howard Millett
Miss Dorothy
Marblehead
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Mary Manning
F. de Hart Houston
Musketaquid Road
Edward
Sunset Meadows
Narragansett Pier
Michael P Mahon
Margaret Mahon
Canada
Walter Stankard
Mary Mahon
Waltham
Labor Day Program by Mansfield Post American Legion
The Field Day Committee of James J. Mansfield Post American Legion plans Labor Day events starting at 9:00 am with the 110th Cavalry Moon Gi marching band parade. Activities include baseball between Concord Club and Concord Tigers, a cavalry drill, band concerts, a Maynard game, and an evening dance at the State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield
Merican Legion
110Th Cavalry
110Th Cavalry Mounted
Union Club
Concord Jet
Concord Tigers
Concord
Maynard
State Armory
Concord Grange Plans September Clam Bake After Children’s Day
Concord Grange No 150 met at White's Hall with Arthur JF Adama presiding. Children’s Day program led by Mrs Edith Miner delighted the youth. The next meeting is on Tuesday September 2 with a clam bake and corn roast run by John Raymond and Mr and Mrs Edgar Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange P
H. Concord Grange
White's Hall
Arthur JF. Adama
Edith Miner
John Raymond
Edgar Clark
Police Return Montpelier Suspect in Auto Theft Case
Chief William G. Ryan and Patrolman John C. Dolan brought Alphecia Desrosiers to Concord after arresting her in Montpelier on suspicion of stealing an automobile owned by Frank Peterson of Narreimia Road. Desrosiers had last worked for Peterson’s farm on August 6 and the car vanished four days earlier. Previously she had been employed by John B. Gates on Jarretts Mill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William G. Ryan
John C. Dolan
Montpelier
Alphecia Desrosiers
Frank Peterson
Nareimia Road
Rosiers
Mr. Peterson
John B. Gates
Jarretts Mill Road
First Parish Church Concord to host union service
Rev. Gail Cleland will preach at the First Parish Meeting House at 10 45 a m during a union service on Sunday August 31 00. The services unite the First Parish Congregational church with the Trinitarian and Union churches of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Concord
Mass
Loren B. Macdonald
Trinitarian
Gail Cleland
Second Parish Unitarian Church
Nerbert M. Gesner
Trinity Church Service With Rector Dexter Sermon Scheduled
In Trinity Church Rev. Smith O. Dexter, rector, will lead morning prayer and deliver a sermon on Sunday August 31 1921. The service is listed for the morning hour at the church location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Concord Tigers No Hit Waltham in Twilight Baseball
Leonard Smith and the Concord Tigers pitched a no hitter against Waltham Watch Co. in a twilight game at the Concord playgrounds. Smith struck out twelve as Concord rolled to a 4-0 victory, with Terry McHugh and J Smith driving runs and strong defense underpinning the game.
Concord social notes mix visits and wagers
Mrs. Robert Dee hosts visitors from Philadelphia. Mrs. Lawton visits Buffalo kin in Concord. Camp Bob White youths trek to Concord. 400 Orangemen delegates tour in autos. Weddings, club cards, and Elks plan 150th Concord Fight commemoration at new Post Office rooms.
Union Club Schedule with Regional Matches
The Union Club lists four upcoming games this late summer into early September. Aug 28 faces Junior Holy Name of Maynard at Concord Jet, Aug 30 vs Stow Town Team at Concord Junction, Sep 1 at Concord against Concord Tigers, and Sep 6 meets Junior Holy Name at Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name of Maynard
Concord Jet
Stow Town
Concord Junction
Concord Tigers
Concord
Holy Name
Maynard
Monument Unveiling for War Veterans in Fitchburg
On September 1 1924 Fitchburg and the Chamber of Commerce unveil a monument to the memory of Spanish War veterans. Camp Devens and local veteran groups assist. Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 of Concord invited to participate with colors in a 10 30 am parade. Visiting veterans assured of a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Chamber of Commerce
Spain
Camp Devens
Guanica
United Spanish War Veterans
Ralph P. Hosmer
Concord
Mass
Union Club Bathing Woburn in Six Inning Victory
At Concord Jet playgrounds on Thursday evening the Union Club nine led by George Pearce in the box defeated the Woburn Independents eight to zero in six innings. Pearce held Woburn hitless through five frames and aided his team with timely hitting including a triple, two singles, and strong defense. Olsen sparked Union Club with a first inning score, while Eldridge and Pearce drove in key runs as the offense produced ten safeties. Woburn threatened briefly in the seventh but could not break through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Union Club
George Pearce
Woburn Independents
Pearce
Woburn
Durand
Texas
Olsen
Fredericks
Flynn
Edridge
Anderson
Isner
Fred Tricks
McWilliams
Edwardson
McWiliams
Eldridge
Edwardsen
B. Coates
Odom
C. Coates
Carrol
Kendrix
Carroll
Eighty Ninth Anniversary Of Miss Sarah Richardson
Miss Sarah E A Richardson long a Concord teacher and longtime assistant in the Emerson household observed her eighty ninth birthday at 32 Walden Street. Born August 24 1836 in Concord she spent a long useful life in town as residents sent greetings and best wishes for more years of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah. E A. Richardson
Concord
Ellen Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Walden Street
Miss Richardson
Young Peoples Society Convention Set in Concord
The annual convention of the Young Peoples Society of the Evangelical Free Churches of Boston Portland and Concord will meet in Concord at the Evangelical Free Church Longstreet from Saturday August 30 through Labor Day. Sessions include Saturday 7 p m business meeting and 8 p m devotional, Sunday 10 45 a m 4 p m 8 p m English service 3 30 p m. The society invites all to attend and hear the old gospel and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Peoples’ Society of the
Evangelical Free Churches of
Boston
Portland
Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Young Peoples’ Society
Tigers Triumph In Low-Scoring Lincoln Rivalry
Onson Smith pitched well for the Tigers striking out nine and allowing two hits in a robber game at Concord. Carmody struggled in the fifth but the Tigers exploded in the fifth with Peterson and L Smith scoring on errors and a Duggan single to take the lead and win 2 to 1. Lincoln’s Mullaney reached twice with sole early offense. C Bulger made a notable defensive play in left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Io Fine Fettle
Lincoln
Concord
Carmody
Mullaney
Ryan
Peterson
Cousins
Todd
Giles
Williams
Tom McHugh
Duggan
L. Smith
C. Bulger
Terry McHugh
Dic Corrigan
Donaldson
Union Club and Stow T T Baseball Game Postponed
The Union Club and Stow T T baseball game scheduled for Stow on Wednesday evening was postponed due to rain and will be played tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Stow T. T
Stow
Special Meeting of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M
A special meeting is scheduled at the Masonic Temple at 7 a m on Friday August 29 by Corinthian Lodge A F and A M. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthan Lodge
A.F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Marlboro Attorney Harris McDonough Returns from Vacation
Attorney J Harris McDonough arrives back in Marlboro after a holiday in Canada and at Maine beach resorts. Miss Anita Thevierge of the WwW accompanies the report of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty J Harris McDonough
Canada
Maine
Anita Thevierge
The
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Carrie D. Marks
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Marcel
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First Church of Christ
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Waltham Watch Co
Tigers
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O'Hara
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J. Smith
MccNally
Bulger
Johnson
JL. Smith
Devlin
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Collins
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James S. Maguire
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Rexall Drug
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Robert Dee
Philadelphia
Vose
Dee
Bedford Street
John Lawton
Buffalo
Patrick Varley
Grant Street
Loren HB. Macdonald
Kennebunkport
Rankin
Camp Bob-White
Ashland
Orangemen
Michael Maley
Alice Brown
Whitewashers Union
Barbara Lufkin
Samuel Lufkin
Nine Acre Corter
Kenneth Davis
Greenfield
Concord Lodge of Elks
George F. A. Mulcahy
Elks
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Mystic Mits
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Main
Estella Bakery
Main St
A. Allen Co. Department Store
Montreal
Honora Sullivan
Allen Store
Rhode Island
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Fort Meadow
Dopce Brothers
Detroit
Vialle Motor CO
Walden &T
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