Birth For Mahoney Family In Bedford Street
Mr and Mrs Richard Mahoney of Bedford Street are receiving congratulations on the birth of a young son. Mr and Mrs A A Cook, Concord residents, reached Phoenix Arizona for the winter months. They are delighted with the climate and visiting scenic points near the city. They recently rode the Apache Trail Highway from Roosevelt Dam, impounding the largest artificial body of water in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mahoney
Bedford Street
A. A. Cook
Concord
Phoenix
Arizona
Apache Trail
Roogevely Dam
Trinitarian Church Activities and Local Notices in Concord
Concord Mass. Rev Gail Cleland outlines December services including a sermon on The Personal Side of Religion and a Young People's Club meeting. Mozart Quad r et to perform Cycle of Seasons. midweek services and a special vesper noted. Also banking annual meeting set for Jan 8 1924 at Concord National Bank. notices include job ad for reliable woman and local arrivals in Tampa Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Young People’s Club
Union of Young People's Club
Maurice Bigelow
Mogart
Concord National Bank of Concord
Fay Heywood
Class of 1923 Dance at Town Hall Thanksgiving Night
The Class of 1923 held an unusually pretty dance in the town hall on Thanksgiving evening. The hall wore class colors blue and gold and the Colonial Singing orchestra provided spirited music. Many pretty costumes sparkled as dancers wove through colored streamers and revolving figures. matrons and committee members are listed among the social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confatti Gatore
Mra
Jenn A Hutchinson
Walla Lapham
Elsie Rose
Hubbard
Warren B. Goddard
Margaret Hutchinson
Mary Moynihan
Bernice Cousins
Ruthenham
Esther O'Reilly
Geo. Barker
John Kelley
Ronald MacKenzie
Langdon Coddard
Every Member Canvass At Trinitarian Church
After inspiring services led by Rev Brew er Eddy in the Trinitarian church, representatives conducted a member canvass in the afternoon for finances and benevolences. By 7 pm all returned with glowing reports of 146 edges, doubled benevolences, and increased current expense pledges. A pleasant fellowship meeting with refreshments followed the reports, and the devotion featured the hymn Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer Eddy
Trinitarian
Laymen's League Hearing On New England Railroads
The Laymen's League of the First Parish met at the church vestry Monday evening. Bernard Peterson of Boston, deeply versed in railroad affairs, delivered an illuminating talk on the current railroad situation in New England. Refreshments and a social hour followed the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Bernard Peterson
Boston
New England
Bridge and Mah Jong Club Meeting Led by Edgarton and Coolidge
Mr and Mrs Charles Edgarton and Mr and Mrs Coolidge presided over a Monday evening Bridge and Mah Jong Club meeting. The report notes their leadership and the ongoing activities of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edgarton
Coolidge Wer
Bridge and Mah Jong Club
Concord High School to stage Summer Is a-Coming In
Concord High will present Summer Is a-Coming In a light comedy in three acts by Louisa N Parker. Miss Gertrude Rideout directs with a Stirling cast selection underway and trials drawing nearly a hundred pupils. Proceeds benefit the Concord High School Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Louisa N. Parker
Gertrude Rideout
Boston
Shakespears
Concord High School Athletic Association
Middlesex Football Team Entertained at Club Dinner
Mr. Frederick Winsor, head master of Middlesex School, hosted a dinner at the Country Club for the football squad and their coaches last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Winsor
Middlesex School
Concern Woman's Club hears district leader at First Parish
At the regular meeting of the Concern Woman's Club held at the First Parish church on Monday of last week Mrs. Chas EB Wheeler director of the eleventh district addressed the audience in an interesting manner. Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole president of the State Federation gave a lecture titled Current Events. Vocal selections were performed by Mrs. Wallace B. Conant Mrs. Ralph Hewitt Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Harry Smith with Mrs. Charles I. Brown as accompanist. A social hour with ten concluded the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concern Woman's Club
Chas
EB. Wheeler
Grace Morrison* Poole
State Federation
lHvents
Wallace B. Conant
Ralph Hewitt
Charles Johnson
Harry Smith
Charles I. Brown
Old North Bridge Society Meeting Recalls DAR Work and Music
The Old North Bridge society met at Mrs Gordon's home on Nov with Gordon and Sidbury roads. The gathering opened with patriotic singing and the pledge. Members discussed DAR activities, donated to worthy causes, and enjoyed a musical program including violin and piano solos. Pictures on plays in U.S. history were shown. Hostesses Juliatte and Esther Gordon served refreshments as games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD North Bridge Society
Co AL RR
Watson MM. Gordon
Sidbury Road
Elizabeth Smith
Elizabeth Cook
Juliatte A. Gordon
Esther M. Gordon
Concord High School Senior tuss hosts Thanksgiving hop
The Senior tuss of Concord High School held its Thanksgiving Hop in Eaton Hall Wednesday afternoon with large attendance of pupils and alumni. Cecilia Wilams and Froderick Nagle performed on stage as snappy emcees. Miss Gertude Rideout and Miss Clara Gravesen were ushers, while Mr. Chester Delano served as patron, and Lois Hunnington Annie Hayes Elizabeth McManus Reba Walcott Rose Frawley Rod erick Nagle Lawrence Clark Arnold Anderson Everett Webster and Norman Peterson were listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Reba Walcott
Rose Frawley
Roderick Nagle
Lawrence Clark
Arnold Anderson
Everett Webster
Norman Peterson
Trinity Church Concord Mass Activities and Events
Trinity Church Concord Mass lists upcoming events for December including Junior Auxiliary and Confirmation Class on December 6 and 7, 2005, Boy Scouts and Holy Communion addresses, and church services. Mrs Herbert J8 Smith hosts a luncheon entertaining Dist Director Mrs Charles BE Wheeler and Mrs Grace Morrison Poole. Mr and Mrs James Peehan welcome a baby daughter. George Clinane is seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Smith O
Dexter
Boy Scouts
James Peehan
Bedford Street
George Clihane
Carrolls Move Into New Home on Central and West Streets
Mr and Mrs Thomas Carroll Jr relocate to a newly completed residence at the corner of Central and West Streets James Bowie moves his family to Hartford Conn His house on Acton Road will be occupied by around Mrs Maurice Schluski
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carroll Jr
Central
West Streets
James
Bowie
Hartford,Conn
Acton Road
Maurice Schluski
Jennie Grasela Hosts Tenth Birthday Party at Old Bridge Road
Jennie Grasela celebrated her tenth birthday at home on Old Bridge Road with twenty twelve guests. The afternoon featured indoor and outdoor games, songs, readings, and dances. Ice cream, cake, and cookies were served along with gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Grasela
Old Bridge Road
Tttle
Htlle
Mary W. Sheehan
Rosemary Sheehan
Alice
Helen McCabe
Lillian Carlson
Geraldine
Rita Reiley
Alice Lee
Margaret
Mary Sheehan
Ruth Edwardson
Mary Sullivan
Rita
Ruth
Marjorie Bent
Aliee Buxton
Mary Frosto
Mary
Floence Fairbairn
Ruth Brown
Helen Loftus
Ruth Williams
Ffelen Connell
Joseph Sheep
Union Church Sermon Series and Weekly Meetings
Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone leads a Sunday schedule at Union Church with a 10 30 morning service and 6 00 evening service. The sermon covers Pauls letter to the Philippians. Choir music, church school at 5 00, junior and senior Endeavor groups, prayer meeting Tuesday, and the weekly Union Club business meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Collier Hosts Legion Gather at Veterans Hall
Frank Ha P Collier, Boston Herald cartoonist, spoke to James Mansfield Post and Auxiliary veterans at Veterans Hall. Many guests attended. A social hour followed a brief business meeting where a drive for new members was launched and a committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ha P Collier
Boston Herald
James Mansfield
St Bernard Parish Reunion Sets Attendance Record in Monnument Hall
At Thanksgiving Eve the St Bernard's Parish held its largest reunion in Monument Hall. VIPs included Rev Michael J Mahon and Rev Edward Ryan with Edna Sims Hudon and Ralph Jameson among attendees. The event featured Imperial Orchestra music, lively dancing, and a large general committee led by Mrs Ellen Keefe. the reunion was deemed a complete success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernards Parish
Monnument Hall
Edwin H. Sims
Edna Sims
Hudgon
Thompson Blood
Concord
Ralph Jameson
Maynard
Michael J. Mahon
Edward Ryan
Ellen Keefe
Mrs Sherman Hoar Entertained at Concord Home
Miss Lily Hurd of Monument Street hosted a small party in honor of Mrs Sherman Hoar at her Concord home last Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Russell Robb Mrs Chiffton Gabot Mrs Win throp T Hodges and Miss Marion B Kekyes who poured drinks as Mrs Hoar prepares to leave for California for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Hurd
Monument
Street
Sherman Hoar
Russell Robb
Chiffton
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Trinitarian Church
T. M. Barry
Tampa, Florida
Laymen’s League
Middlesex
Concord Woman's Club
Eversharp
Ipswich
Singer
Arthur E. Loftus & Co
Concord Junction
C. H. Persons
Nason St
Herbert J8. Smith
Charles BE. Wheeler
Hudson
Grace Morrison Poole
Federation of Woman's Club
Bradley Strain
F. L. Garland
Lowell Rd
Collier
Legion
ST. Bernard's
Paul Whiteman
Gents
S.S. Leviathan
Marlboro, Mabe
Crosen
Business Senan
B. Detroit
Vialle Motor CO
Goncord, Maes
Walden
Rei
OYS
American Supply Co
Corner Summer
Main St
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