Miscellaneous Notations From Local School and City Arrivals
Fragmented notes list Elrene Wheeler teaching in South Dakota and Miss Alice Fuller at CHS with unrelated items about enography at Harvard College Emma Hefty and Ci.S. 22. School athletic director Harley G ins directs a playground rink flood. Walworth Manufacturing Co. is mentioned with Boston and Sydney flight references. John Keefe receives high civil service exam rating and a consulate appointment, signaling a rise in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrene Wheeler
South Dakota
Alice Fuller
Harvard College
Emma Hefty
Ci.s
Edison Light
Harley Gins
Trinitarian Church Events Schedule Announcement
Gail Cleland presides as minister today and Friday at First Parish Meeting House for Trinitarian Church events. The Young People's group stages Anne What's Her Name on Feb 5. Sunday school on Feb 8 at 9:45 A.M. and 11:45 A.M. Rev Cleland to preach on the Action. Morning service follows. Ralph Hemenway leads the Young Peoples Club. Annual meeting of the Trinitarian Church set for Feb 11 at 7:45 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cleland
First Parish
Trinitarian Church
Young People's
Anne
Cleland
Young Peoples’ Club
Ralph Hemenway
Therian Church
Sea Hawk epic on screen rich with galley drama
The Sea Hawk is described as an epic on screen, built after months of effort. Thousands of scenes and weeks of labor, with galley ships constructed for the production, convey a vivid high sea romance under J. J. Mans at the Veterans Building Post event February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Sa@batini
J. J. Mansn
Veterans Building Post
A. L
High Seas
Past Masters Night at Corinthian Lodge
Past Masters of Corinthian 4 will officiate at the regular meeting Monday Feb. 2. A special meeting will follow. Jen R. Dempsey has entered Bellevue Training School for New York City and will pursue a year and six months in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian
Jen R. Dempsey
Bellevue Training School
New York City
Will Aine
Kings Daughters Hear Talk On Personal Budget
The King's Daughters of the First Parish met in the vestry Friday evening with President Mrs B Farnham Smith introducing speaker Miss Porter Bogers of the Suffolk Bank Boston. She gave an interesting talk on The Personal Budget and its Relation to the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
The
King’s Daughters
B. Farnham Smith
Porter Bogers
Suffolks Bank
Boston
Rally of Coffcord High pupils for Sherwood play
Miss Rideout and Miss Redcout lead a rally at Eaton Hall to support Coffcord High School’s athletic association play Sherwood to be staged Friday and Saturday February 20 and 21. M. Herring and Miss Rideout address the crowd, boosting funds and artistic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E H. Redcout
Coffcord High School
Eaton Hall
Sherwood
The
Athletic Association
M. Herring
Rideout
Veterans’ Building
Farewell Party Held for Helen Dempsey in Lexington Road Home
Last Monday evening at Elizabeth Plavine’s home on Lexington Road a farewell party was given for Helen R. Dempsey who left for New York the next morning. Attendees enjoyed singing and dancing and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Plavine
Lexington Road
Helen R .Dempsey
New York
Lincoln month feature film at Bedford Town Hall
Middlesex County Extension Service presents Ralph Ince in Higher Law at Bedford Town Hall on February 14. The dramatic Civil War era film centers on Abraham Lincoln with no admission charge at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Linecoln
Middlesex County Extension Service
Town Hall
Bedford
Ralph Ince
Hones Alje
Lincoln
Sons of Norway Whist Party Forms Auxiliary
Under President Arnold Westrum lodge Tordenskjold Sons of Norway held a whist party in the ea Hall Thursday evening. Prizes Hag Mara Miss Harriet Herman Hansen and Miss Petersen. The ladies are forming an auxiliary sewing club to aid the Old Peoples Home of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Norway
Pres. Arnold Westrum
Tordenskjold
Ea Hall
Hag _ Mara
Miss Harrit
Herman Hansen
Missa Petersen
Old Peoples Home
Boston
Community notices from local residents and groups
Local items report ill health and recoveries, births at Emerson Hospital, moves within Allston and North Attleboro, school faculty illness, and social events. The Studebaker dealership opens on Walden Street, a Food Selection project meeting is scheduled, and Ancient Order of Hibernians and Nordic lodge plans are noted with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mulcahey
Mite Jua Bygrave
C.M
7 Teee Co
Waltham
Edward Craig
Allston
Thoreau Court
Dick Loftus
Colonial
Charles Trick
Bullen Hilly
Emerson A
Lewis Ondis
Boyntong
Grippe
James Broderick
Helen Towler
Dorchester
Emerson Hospital
C. Herring
North Attleboro
Alice Fairbanks
Acton
Tordenskjold
Sons of Norway
White's Hall
Studebaker Sales & Service
Martin Peterson
Walden Street
Selfred Motor Co
Middlesex County Extension Service
Harvey Wheeler School
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Hibernian
Concert by Alessadro Nicole and others at Woman's Club meeting
The Woman's Club meeting in First Parish vestry featured Mrs. Herbert B. Smith presiding. G. Winthrop Lee spoke on Tuskegee and Hampton Institutes. Violinist Alessandro Nicole, baritone David Blair McClosky, and pianist Miss Billa Flanders performed a diverse program, followed by a note that a play directed by Mrs. Hans W. Miller would be presented at the next meeting on Monday Feb. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con ‘Woman's Club
Herbert B. Smith
G. Winthrop Lee
Tuskegee
Hampton Institutes
Alessandro Nicole
David Blair McClosky
Billa Flanders
Niccolo Vittoria
Debussy
Mr. McClosky
Olaf
Tich’Mangiagalli
Chopin Miss Flanders
d'Ambrosio
Monti
Niccoli
Riker
Shaw to Run for Road Commissioner Nomination
Walter K. Shaw, chairman of the Finance Committee, will seek the road commissioner nomination against Chairman John W. Keyes at the caucus this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Walter K. Shaw
Road Commission
John W. Keyes
Co H Minstrel Show Draws Large Lexington Audience
Co H staged another successful minstrel performance in Lexington to benefit East Lexington Catholic Church. A large crowd applauded the musical numbers dances and jokes amid lively reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H
Lexington
East Lexington Catholic Church
Portrait by John Singleton Copley joins Concord Art collection
The Art Association displays a portrait of Marquis Charles Cornwallis by John Singleton Copley from the 18th century. The piece, linked to Concord’s Revolutionary era, may be a replica of a London Guildhall portrait. Concord also acquires a marble torso by Frederick W. Allen for permanent display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Art Association
Aceu
Casson
Charles Cornwallis
John Singleton Ucpley
Yorktown
Frederick W. Allen
Boston
Concord Art Association
Evangelical Free Church Announces Schedule and Sermon Style
Langstreet Concord Mass Rev C M Johnsen pastor outlines weekly prayer and Norwegian language Y P S meetings, with Sunday school on February 8 and an evening service at 7 30 p m. The pastor pledges to expound the scriptures and gospel in the old time way without modern frills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Free
Langstreet
Concord
Mass
C. M. Johnsen
Lila
Al”ater
Jesus Christ
Patriot's Day committee meeting names officers and plans
The Patriot's Day committee of Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians chaired by Thomas J. Byron names Edward Flannery as secretary treasurer for the upcoming gathering. Weather notes record January 1904 lows and February forecast. Trinity Church announcements list services and scout events through February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriot’s Day
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Thomas J. Byron
Edward “Flannery
Hibernian Hall
Invitation assembly at Town Hall hosts and guests listed
A Saturday Town Hall invitation assembly drew a jolly crowd for a merry evening. Hosts included Mrs Edwin Br, Mrs John Eaton, Mason Guardfield, Mr and Mrs Henry Laushlin, Mr and Mrs Joseph Richard, and Mr and Mrs Marvin Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Edwin D. Br
Johnm. Eaton
Mason Guarfield
Henry A. Laushlin
Joseph Richard
Marvin Cc. Taylor
Middlesex Hockey Schedule Revisions Due to Measles Epidemic
The Middlesex sextet was set to play Brown and Nicholy at North Concord and Academy at Milton this weekend but postponements were ordered after an outbreak of German measles at the school. Games against St Marks and Boston College were also moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Hockey
Brown and Nicholy
North Concord
Academy
Milton Saturay
Southboro
St Marks
Boston College
Citizens Caucus Nominates Officers for Town Election
Citizens caucus nominates officers for the annual town election. Feb 23 will be held tomorrow evening at the Town Hall. Also notes sale of a small wood lot and want ads for old furniture and rugs. Contact A M Uhler, Lexington Rd. Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Caucus
A. B. C. Concord Enterprise Fest
A. M. Uhler
Lexington Rd
Concord, BH
Chimney Fires Prompt Quick Responses Across Town
A nine o'clock alarm sent Central Station firefighters to Arnold Larsen's Westford Road residence for a chimney fire. prompt arrival prevented damage. Additional calls included Capt Alexander Mac Eachern's Derby Street home and Mrs. William Craig Thoreau Street with chimney fires extinguished with little or no damage. January saw fourteen fire alarms, one more than January 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Arnold Larsen
Westford Road
Concord Jet
Alexander MacEachern
Derby Street
William Craig
Thoreau Street
Edwin D. Brooks
Hubbard Street
Grocery Whist a Striking Success in Monument Hall
Despite bad weather Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a Grocery Whist at Monument Hall Friday. The event featured thirty tables and fifty prizes with Phillipa Brooks first and Miss Helen Loftus second. Other winners included Patrick Call, John Downing, Joseph Gaudet, Miss Elizabeth Fee, Wendell Brooks, Mrs John Golding, Miss Nellie Lundstrom, Edwardey, Mark Marars Hartnett, Miss Helen Noyes, Miss Eliza Cornell P Auley, John McBreen, and Mary Connors. The Auxiliary plans a Character Party before Lent. committee members were Mrs Mary Hayes, Mrs Martha Duggan, Miss Catherine Hayes, Mrs Mary Powers, and Mrs Ellen M. Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Phillipa Brooks
Helen Loftus
Patrick Call
John Downing
Joseph Gaudet
Elizabeth Fee
Wendell Brooks
John Golding
Trinitarian Church Holds Annual Supper and Meeting
The Trinitarian Church annual supper was held at the Firat Parish vest ry with turkey and all the trimmings as ladies served. Members elected a superintendent for the day school and agreed to continue the Union Service. Building Committee report was discussed but no action taken. Meeting adjourned to February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Firat
Anne What's Her Name at First Parish Vestry
The Unitarian Church Peoples Club presents the three act comedy Anne What's Her Name in the First Parish Vestry on February 5 and 6 at 8 PM under the direction of Mrs. Gail Cleland. Cast includes Maurice Bigelow Alvina Peterson Charles Towle Helen Peterson Keith Peterson Ada Glviabrande Lawrence Peterson Everett Thorpe Nettie Wells Pearl Wells Alexander MacLeod Theodore Peterson Josephine Peterson Pearl Prime and Ralph Hemenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
People’s Club of
Unitarian Church
Anne
Gail Cleland
Maurice Bigelow
Alvina Peterson
Lawrence Peterson
Everett Thorpe
Nettie Wells
Pearl Wells
Alexander R. MacLeod
Theodore Peterson
Josephine Peterson
Pearl Prime
Ralph Hemenway
Secretary Weeks Named Concord Lexington Sesquicentennial Chairman
President Coolidge named Secretary Weeks as chairman of the Concord Lexington sesquicentennial commission to organize the Nation's part in the April 19 celebration marking the 150th anniversary of the Concord fight. General W H Cocke of the Virginia Military Institute and Mrs Charles H Sabin of New York join the commission with Senate and House committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Concord
Coolidge
Concord-Lexington
W. H. Cocke
Virginia Military Institute
Charles H. Sabin
New York
Senate
House
Grange Holds Whist Party In Members Homes
Concord Grange No. 150 Patrons of Husbandry hosted the first in a series at member homes. Tuesday evening guests played whist with prizes won by Mrs. Cora Flannery as a gentleman and by Mrs. Grace Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange No
Ruth Raymond
Cora Flannery
Grace Hogan
Service of Lights at Trinity Church Sunday
The Service of Lights will be held at Trinity Church Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock. Attendees carry candles lit from the altar in a ceremonial procession to Iris home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Trinity Church
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary AOH Meets Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 44 meets in Hibernian Hall this evening with president Mrs Mary Manning presiding over an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Mary Manning
Hockey Game Postponed At Middlesex School
An outbreak of German measles at Middlesex School led to the postponement of the hockey games scheduled between Middlesex School and Boston College High School for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Boston College High School
Saturda
Local residents head to California and Hibernian planning
Mr and Mrs Francis McManus of Wood Street and Miss Mary A Flavin of Lexington Road travel to California. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Chandler and daughter Agatha stay at the Colonial Inn after closing their Nashoba Park home for the season. The Patriots Day committee of Division 56 Act Order of Hibernians met at Hibernian Hall to discuss Division plans for the 150th anniversary on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McManus
Wood Street
Mary A. Flavin
Lexington Road
California
Lloyd Chandler
Agatha
Colonial Inn
Nashoba Park
Patriots’ Day Committee
Act
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Sale by Bee Club at Trinitarian Church Parish
A charity sale was held Saturday afternoon by the Bee Club of the Trinitarian Church in the parish under the supervision of Miss Edna Chapman. Proceeds support club work and help procure new equipment for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Ees Parish
We Bee Club
Trinitarian C
Edna Chapman
Legion Post 158 Debates 150th Anniversary Plans
Captain Michael J. Dee leads James J. Mansfield Post 158 at the Veterans Building for the first time as commander. The group discusses the Legion’s role in the April 19th 150th anniversary celebration and holds a social hour with refreshments by the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Dee
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Veterans Building
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Church Aid Society Plans Lent Sewing Sessions
The regular meeting of the Church Aid Society of Trinity Church was held Wednesday afternoon in the parish house with Mrs. Marion C. Taylor presiding. It voted to hold all day sewing meetings each Wednesday during Lent starting Feb. 25, with tea served by Mrs. C Hayden Whitney and Mrs. Frederic Chase during the social half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Aid Society of Trinity Church
Marion C. Taylor
C. Hayden Whitney
Frederic Chase
Literature Class Studies Bible Poetry at Concord Club
The Literature Class of the Concord Woman's Club met at Mrs. S Ripley Bartlett’s Sudbury Road home Tuesday afternoon. Under Mrs. Leslie R Moore the group studied the poetry of the Bible in a focused session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
S. Ripley Bartlett
Sudbury Road
Leslie R. Moore
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