Concord Couple Weds at Trinity Church in Winter Ceremony
Miss Helen LeRoy Blanchard and George Lincoln Dow Jr. wed at Trinity Church Concord in four o clock ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Russell Peck. Attendants include Miss Mary Harwood and Richard Appleton Dow. reception at Captain Pirnie home. Bride’s gown features grandmother's diamond sapphire pendant. couple to reside in Cambridge after wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Glenn
Pirnie
Cap
Nathaniel J. . Blanchard
Concord
Henry Sawyer
Belmont
John Bowles
Cambridge
Dow
Shaler
Hasty Padding Club
Herbert Blanchard
Richard A. Dow
Men of Concord illustrated at Semcord Free Public Library
A fragmentary notice advertises an illustrated book display at the Semcord Free Public Library on Thursday. The exhibit, drawn from Thoreau's work, highlights "Men of Concord" as a notable late author’s portrait collection curated by N. CG Wyeth and Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semcord Free Public Library
Allen
Masons and Architect Win Top Prize for Cambridge House
Casper J. Jenny Jr. and Carl Koch receive a first prize of 1000 dollars from the tsburg Plate Glass Company for a Cambridge house judged on general merit and practical beauty. A photograph of the house will appear in national advertising in 193%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper J. Jenny, Jr
Carl Koch
Tsburg Plate Glass Company
Cambridge
C Koch
Real estate sales reported by Fred T. Boyd office
The office of Fred T. Boyd reported recent real estate sales beginning with entries listed in this notice. Details include buyer and seller names, property descriptions, dates and prices as filed in the official conveyance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Boyd
Concord First Aid Class Completes 20 Hour Course
The Concord First Aid Class sponsored by the Concord Chapter American Red Cross finished its 20 hour course with a final exam at the Veterans Building on Wednesday night. Mrs Leonora Smith chaired the program with eleven attendants and seven men including firefighters from South Acton and West Acton. Medical staff led by Dr Gideon de Forest secured instructors aided by Drs Lord Winthrop Adams Garfield Shedden Adams Dowd Rodney Pratt Hidna Price and John Foster who demonstrated carriss aid holds and essential first aid techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord ‘Chapter
Amercan Red Cross
Veterans’ Building
M*rs
Leonora Smith
South Acton
West Acton
Gideon de Forest
Lord of
Bedford
Winthrop Adams
Veterans’ Hospital
Piper
Garfield
Shedden
Chester Adams
Reformatory
Dowd
Rodney E Pratt
Hidna Price
Emerson Hospital
John Foster
Police
Carriss
Licenses Granted Four in Sudbury
The town of Sudbury issues licenses to sell malt and wine beverages to Svensk Kaffeestuga on the Post Road Lawrence 8 Tucker on the Post Road and Armando Steven Troisi North Road North Sudbury Forrest D Bradshaw Post Road South Sudbury for package sales only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Pani Ecke
Svensk Kaffeestuga
Post Road
Lawrence 8. Tucker
Tuckers Lunch
Armando Steven Troisi
North Road
North Asbury
Forrest D. Bradshaw
South Sudbury
Concord Defeats Westwood 4 0 In Women’s Badminton League
Concord blanked Westwood 4 to 0 as Mrs Faversham and Mrs Laughlin beat Miss Jackson and Mrs Jenny 4 5 16. Shedden beat Miss Jackson and Mrs Jackson with Mrs Martin 16 8 18 17. Hoar and Shedden defeated Be.
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Concord
Westwood
Faversham
Laughlin
Miss Jackson
Jenny
Shedden
Jackson
Martin
Hoar
Death of Mrs Amy Crosby Bygrave widow of Rev Henry Bygrave
Mrs Amy Crosby Bygrave widow of Rev Henry Bygrave former pastor of Hudsons First Unitarian parish died in Concord at 92. She married in 1875 and raised three children Mary wife of Rev Loren McDonald H Robert a Boston attorney Elizabeth wife of Dr James Seaver. Survived by children and several great-grandchildren. The family lived in Hudson then Toronto and Belmont where Rev Bygrave served 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Amy (Crosby
Bygrave
Henry
First Unitarian
Concord
Mary
Loren McDonald
Concord, Unitarian Church
Christmas vacation schedule for Concord schools
Concord and area schools announce their Christmas breaks. Middlesex School closes Thursday and reopens Friday January 6. Concord Academy and the Fenn School close Thursday and reopen Wednesday January 4. Public schools including the high school Peter Bulkeley and Harvey Wheeler begin vacation at end of classes today and resume Tuesday January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
Concord Academy
Fenn
Concord Public Schools
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
Concord Pupils Form Winter Outing Club
Pupils at the Concord School under Albert C. Cook formed an Outing club to include all feasible winter activities and outings for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Albert C. Cook
Christmas News Roundup From Concord and Winston-Salem
The note mentions Mr and Mrs Charles H Jones at 1 Lexington Road planning to spend Christmas with family in Winston-Salem NC. New arrivals in Concord include Mr and Mrs Morgan Smith Jr and two children from New York moving into Wood Street home formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Charles B Johnson. The Trinity Congregational Church will hold Christmas exercises on December 25 at 9:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. H. Jones
Lexington Road
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Concord
Morgan Smith, Jr
New York
Wood Street
Charles B. Johnson
Trinitarian Congregational ‘Church
Mrs Armand Drouin Spends Holiday with Mother
Mrs Armand Drouin and her young son Paul are visiting her mother Mrs Jesse T Delaney for a short stay and will be joined by Mr Drouin during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Drouin
Paul
Jessie T. Delaney
Mr Drouin
Unitarian League Meeting Schedules Talk by MIT Professor
The First Parish Chapter of Unitarian Lagmaen's League met on Thursday December 15 with Dr. Louis B. Slichter of MIT as speaker. Supper was served at 6 45. The gathering was postponed from the original date due to Concord Grenfell Night conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Lagmaen'’s League
Louis B. Slichter
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stypper
Concord High baseball star Charles Maloney seen as big league prospect
A Boston Traveler sports note highlights Charles Maloney of Concord High as a youthful infield star with a striking likeness to "Chickie." Baseball writers and experts project a future in major league baseball for the young infielder based on actions seen in recent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maloney
Concord
Chickie
Boston Traveler
Boston Nursing School graduates bedside at Emerson Hospital
Thirteen students from the Household Nursing Training School for Attendant Nurses in Boston received their bedside at Emerson Hospital on Wednesday evening. The group includes Florence Poughton among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Nursing Training School
Boston
Emerson Hospital
Florence Poughton
Margar
Concord residents benefit from Greater Boston Community Fund
Community Chairman Henry May reports Concord received 1126 ward care days in Community Fund Hospitals and 1676 treatments in clinics and out-patient units costing 7792 dollars with 2951 paid by patients, leaving 4841 dollars funded by the Community Fund.
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Concord
Henry
Greater Boston
Community Fund
Boston
Greater
Maynard Hockey Club Considers Independent Season
Maynard Flackey Club officials Adolph Chy zus manager John Staszewski and Al Cowles attended a meeting of leading ice clubs called by the hockey division of the N A A U at the Boston Arena. A two circuit setup exists but locals may stay independent to play strongest clubs in the state. they impressed last winter in the Boston Olympics playoff. The team plans to hit the ice at the first sign of rink ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Flackey Club
Adolph Chyzus
John Staszewski
al Cowles
Boston Arena
Maynard ‘Hockey Club
Peter Bulkeley School Notes Presidents Named
David Hawkins of room 8 is elected president of the Service Club at Peter Bulkeley School. The club comprises home room presidents and secretaries from the Junior High. Presidents listed: David Hawkins Richard Kurtz Peter Harwood John Whitman. Secretaries: Martha Ree David Wilson Sarah Vaccarello Jean Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hawkins
Peter Bulkeley
Richard Kurtz
Peter Harwood
John Whitman
Martha Ree
David Wilson
Sarah Vaccarello
Jean Anderson
Concord Leads In A Division Badminton Match
Concord edged YMCA 3 games to 2 in the Greater Boston Badminton League. Faversham beat Schell 15 6 12 16 15 40. Bogardus and Murphy beat Bodfish and Schell 16 4 15 5. Smith and Hayes defeated Barnett and Moran 15 8. Hayes and Murphy beat Moran and Bodfish 16 8 15 12.
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Concord
Greater Boston
YMCA
Faversham
Schell
Bogardus
S. Bodfish
Bogardug
Murphy
Bodfish
Smith
Hayes
Barnett
Moran
Concord Taxpayers Association elects officers and directors
At the Colonial Inn Concord the Taxpayers Association named directors for a three year term including Mrs Arthur B Brooks John W Eding Jr Dr Joe T Flavin Mrs Charles W Hutchinson and Frank eighton Miss incre iee burne was chosen secretary and treasurer. Representatives attended the Massachusetts Federation lunch in Boston with eleven attendees marking the largest Federation attendance.
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Concord
Concord Taxpay
Ra’ Association
Colonial Inn
Arthur B. Brooks
John W. Eding, Jr
Oe T. Flavin
Charles W. Hutchinson
Frankeighton
Incre”Ieeeburne
Concord Association
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Hotel Statler
Boston
Caleb H. Wheeler
Charien W. Hutchingon
John W. Codding
Harold W. Chase
Hans Miller
R. B. Hobart
Federation
Incomplete obituary for George W. Hodgma of Concord
A fragmentary notice details the death of George W Hodgma an 80 year old resident of Concord. The truncated text references a dent and a generic descriptor but lacks full biographical and funeral details.
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George W. Hodgma
Dent of Concord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen L. Blanchard
George L. Dow, Jr
G Chantes
Red Cross
Gideon deForest
Letina Roberts
Sis
Peter Bukelely
Thal
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Depot
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