Wainwright divorce proceedings and local social notices
Mire Mona Chiner Wainwright seeks divorce in Philadelphia court from Neal Wainwright as they faced years of separation. The report notes her social ties in Boston and New York, with mentions of family, residences, and an upcoming event calendar. Also listed are church events, a charity tea, a Valentine party, a high mass anniversary, and civic meetings with local residents and officials.
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Mire
Mona
Philadel
Neal Wain
Boston
Ward
Waineae
Litieland
Zhang
Anne
Bealées
Locust T
Philadelphia
Avenue
Inwright
York
Florence ‘ Ofeter
New York
Incomplete Veterinary Feed Ledger or Farm Sale Markers
Fragmentary OCR list shows prices and product notes such as Fairly, Clean, and Farm entries along with names like Verrill Hayes and Alden. Appears as an inspector or audit note listing items, weights, and prices with scattered punctuation and unclear context.
Stickers and Cooperative Struggles Highlight February Sale
Fragmentary text describes a cooperative facing moral questions and evolving rights. It mentions a February sale with terms tied to monthly payments and a large sum, suggesting financial stakes within a community organization.
Leap Year Party at Trinity Parish House by High School Group
A Leap Year party hosted by five high school girls and five matrons at Trinity Parish House featured music from Cecilia Williams Rothwell Mac Rae and Roderic Nagle. The Middlesex School hockey team manager arranged a game with Huntington for February 13 at No Concord. The Concord Masonic Club meets February 7 at 8 PM at Masonic Temple to discuss by law amendments.
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Trinity Parish House
Elizabeth McManus
Mary Mac Walter
Reba Walcott
Eleanor Gordon
Mary P Lenmon
Abert W Lee
William Smith
Watson W Gordon
Henry J Walcott
Cecilia Williams
Rothwell MacRae
Roderic Nagle
Lawrence Patchard
Middlesex School
Huntington School
No. Concord
Concord Masonic Club
Masonic Temple
Concord Teacher's Club social event in Eaton Hall
The Concord Teacher's Club met in Eaton Hall High School Building on Thursday evening with President R Norman Hudspeth presiding. Members enjoyed vocal solos by Mr Kidder of Lincoln and dancing to Mrs Smith O Dexter at the piano. Refreshments were served. The organizing committee included Miks a Vilee and Miss 1A Paftéel.
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Concord
Eaton Hall
R Norman Hudspeth
Kidder
Lincoln
Smith O Dexter
Virginia
Miks A Vilee
Paftéel
Cold Weather Disrupts Constabulary Operations
Severe weather froze the state water system at the central constabulary station delaying meals as guards were moved to Concord for food. Patrolman Gilbert Noyes died of pneumonia contracted during the cold spell. State Patrol officer Lal and others were reassigned to work on stolen property recon cases.
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Tle
Concord
Gilbert Noyes
Deathness Hospital
Omer Lal
Boston Man Loses Seven Passenger Car in Woodland Fire
Erwin Cone of Boston owned the seven passenger car that burned Friday near Lake Walden. Clarence Hazen of Roxbury drove the vehicle along a woodland road when it burst into flames. The Concord fire department fought the blaze, and the car was a total loss with damage estimated at 3500 dollars.
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Boston
Erwin Cone
Lake Walden
Clarence
Hazenboone
Bainbridge Street
Roxbury
Concord’ Fire Department
Exchange sermon at First Parish Church Sunday
Rev Eugene from Second Church Boston will preach at First Parish Church on Sunday February 10 in exchange with Rev Loren B MacDonald. The swap brings together two clergy for a joint pulpit sharing in the local parish.
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Eugene
Boston
Loren B MacDonald
Memorial Exercises At High Sabet Forum
Memorial exercises described as under the auspices of the High Sabet Forum are noted as a formal remembrance event. The fragment indicates an organized observance with solemn proceedings and potential speakers.
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High Sabet Forum
Concord High School Forum Discusses Citizenship and Athletics
The Concord High School forum, presided by Webster, reviewed last meeting records. Warren B. Coddard of the Institute praised the eighty five Peace Plan by students and discussed citizenship themes and women’s athletics presented by Priscilla Darling.
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Concord High Joeceense Oe
A. Webster
Mina Laura MacKown
Warren B. Coddard
William H. Alof
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Universal Train
Mianee Bygrave
Priscilla Darling
Costume Party at Hibernian Hall Draws 200 Entrants
The Ladies Auxiliary Div 44 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a costume party last Friday at Hibernian Hall with 200 competitors and eleven prize categories. Prizes went to Mrs Hartnett Mrs Duggan Morrison Miss Hill Mrs Gander for best costumes and to Mrs Callahan Miss Toomey Powers Tobin Rushe for funniest outfits. Dorothy Mara won prettiest costume. A program of vocal numbers hornpipe and Highland dancing followed dances. The event was part of a busy weekend schedule ahead for Concord High activities including the play In A Comin In at Veterans Hall with 8 05 curtain and a cast led by Muriel Poland and Frank Pickard aided by a large student crew. The production features scene design by Hians W Nut ter and costumes by Hazel A Fairfield with Edna B Wiley and Sarah A DeWolf handling props. The show is described as a youth driven lively production with music by an orchestra under R Norman Hudspeth.
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Aniv
Hibernian Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary Div
Ancient
Order of Hibernianes
Richard Hartnett
Arthur Duggan
Morrison
Mary Hill
Gander
Loretta Dee
Miss Powers
Mies Coville
Williams
Elien Keefe
Mary Meagher
Henry Hickson
Mary Hayes
Thomas Byron
Concord High Ay Ia
Traide H. Rideout
Bhawat
The
Athletic Association
Veterans’ Hall
Muriel Poland
Frank Pickard
John Baker-Carr
Theodore Macdonald
Arnold Anderson
William Robin
Mary McWalter
Rose Frawley
Josephine Loring
Priscilla Darling
Margarett Reid
Hians W. Nutter
Hazel A. Fairfield
Sarah A. DeWolf
America
R. Norman Hudspeth
Concord church schedule notes Veland Vale service
The Concord Trinity Church announces a vestry meeting on Feb 7 at 7 46 pm with Mise Vera Vairs and singing by Mozart’s In Hymns. A story will be interwoven during the service and the Young People’s Work committee will hold a service on Feb 13 led by Miss Ona Evans Bodston secretary notes.
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Concord
Evans
Bodston
Young Peoples’ Work Oface Committee
Calendar of Events and Services
Church notices list sermons and gatherings with times for Rev. Smith O. Dexter. Events include Woman's Group, Boy Scouts, Girls' Birthday day program, and Junior activities. Specific dates noted include February 16 and other afternoon sessions.
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Concord
Smith O
Dexter
Sermon
Thuteday
Fey
Tyng of Changshe Addresses Plan for Multiple Meet Events
A fragment notes Dr Watworth Tyng of Changshe addressing a plan to hold several meet events. Details are sparse but indicate a sequence of similar gatherings and formal addresses to follow.
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Watworth ‘Tyng
Changshe
Woman's Club presents two plays in March benefit
Two plays are presented by the Woman's Club as a March benefit. The event features performances by local talent to raise funds for the club's charitable activities.
Dorge Flevin Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Dorge Flevin was operated on for appendicitis at Wal wear hospital and is now in recovery under care at the facility.
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Dorge Flevin
Walwear
Ice
City negotiator to discuss Ford Co. site sale plan
George E. Phelan, trusted by Mayor Curley, will conduct preliminary talks with Ford interests on selling the city owned water front site known as the Ford Co. for a proposed assembling and exporting plant.
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George E. Phelan
Curley
Boston
Ford
Ford Co
Middlesex and Pomfret Hockey Schedule Noted
Ice permitting, Middlesex School Hockey faces Boston English High this afternoon. Pomfret School schedules a Saturday game for February 9 and a Monday playoff against Milton Academy for February 11.
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Middlesex School
Boston English High
Pomfret School
Milton Academy
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