Local Meetings and Fires Reported in Somerville Area
A report summarizes public meetings at the Colonial Inn for a Concord State Guard reunion and Elks event, a chimney fire on Sudbury Road at 5 30, and community activities including voters at Concord Junction and a Methodist service closing with America. Various names and dates are noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Goddard
Nance
Hannaygal
Concord State Guard Association
Nesding
Colonial Inn
Dause
Hadae of Elks
Helavoyan
Thartime
Nee
Mra. R
Sudbury Road
Po around cook will ac hie by the day, week or References.
The fragmentary text appears to be an uneven note mentioning a cook and unspecified time frames. It lacks clear events, names, places, or actions to form a coherent factual item for a newspaper card. No verifiable entities are readable.
Corinttlian Lodge Hosts Supper and Vocal Solos
The Corinttlian Lodge AF and AM met at the Masonic Temple Monday for a supper at 7 PM led by Mrs. Duncan G. Chapman. Lindsey Smith of Maynard and Wallace C. Priest performed vocal solos and Mr Sm sang during degree work under Master Warren B. Goddard. A farewell to Senior Deacon Howard B. Daniela, departing for an extended tour to California and the West, was extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinttlian Lodge
AF & A M
Masonic Temple
World P. M
Duncan G. Chapman
Lindsey Smith
Maynard
Wallace C. Priest
Warren B. Goddard
Howard B. Daniela
California
West
Old Concord Chapter to Meet for Music and Talk
Old Concord Chapter Danzners of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at 2 45 o clock in the vestry of the First Varish Meeting House. Rev Dr Gall Geland will speak on hue Days of Gold under Miss Horton Ramands direction a musical program follows. Hostesses include Mrs Caleb H Wheeler Mrs George E Walcott Mrs Theophilus Mason and Mrs Joseph H Williams. Concord Lodge BP O EB hosts a whist party at Elk s hall Feb 15 with twelve prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Danzners
Varish
Gall Geland
Horton Ramands
Caleb H. Wheeler
George E. Walcott
Theophilus’ Mason
Joseph H. Williams
Concord Lodge
Elk’s Hall
Trinitarian Congregational Church Events in Fitchburg
Massachusetts pastor Rev. Gail Cleland outlines a week of services and events at the Trinitarian Congregational Church including sermons from February 14 and 19, a Midweek Ash Wednesday service, Woman's Union talk, Men's Supper, and a Fitchburg Day of Prayer joint service with the Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cleland
Etna
Hes
Cleland
M Hutchinson
Edith Peterson
Christian Endeavor Society
O. Maynard
Woman's Union
Mra. I
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Episcopal Church of
Fitchburg
Co H 182nd ss Infantry Pastes Home Game Win
Playing short two regulars, Co H 182nd Infantry beat Company F 26 to 20 at Star Armory in Waltham. Delaney MacEachern and McWilliams led scoring for Co H while A Rivo scored 11 for the visitors in a closely fought, rough contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Infantry
MNG
Waltham
Star Armory
Delaney
MacEachern
McWilliams
A. Rivo
Fough
LaRoscoe Carter
le Lacey MaKachern
Maguire McWilliams
J Risich
Lawton
A. Rivehto
Company H
Comsen
MacHachern
Law- Maguire
A. Po
J.ichten
A. Ies
Emerson Hospital Aid Society Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Emerson Hospital Aid Society will be held in the Town Hall Concord on Sunday afternoon February 14 at 2 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Concord
King's Daughters Support Labrador Mission Fund
The King's Daughters of the First Parish met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Walter N. Howe's 3 Hubbard Street home. They organized a meal service to raise funds for Dr. Grenfell's mission in Labrador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters of the First
Walter N. Howe
Hubbard Street
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
Concord Votes 99 Percent In Favor Of Bus License
Concord residents and neighbors Acton and Littleton supported issuing a license for a bus line running Boston to Keene NH via Concord. The Boston and Maine opposed, some Concord residents opposed, but a large majority favored. The selectmen will decide next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman Geore M. Weed
Boston
Keene
Concord
Co My
Acton
Littleton
Boston and Maine
Concord Leads In Opening Roads After Snow Blizzard
From observations and town testimonies Concord took the lead in road opening after Thursday's snow. The Concord Road Department is praised for prompt, thorough work and town gratitude. Postmaster Town reports a 12.1 inch snowfall, the greatest since January 19, 1923. Schools closed at 11:45 A M, bus lines halted in the afternoon, and train service from Boston ceased after three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Road Department
Fred A. Town
Cooperative Observer
United States Weather Bureau
Concore
Com
Catan
Bostoh
Patriot's Way proposed to preserve Concord Lexington road
Walter Gilman Page of the State Art Commission urged a $70,000 appropriation to preserve the Concord to Lexington road in its original condition. He sought to close two miles to autos and designated the stretch Patriot's Way, noting 19 historical spots along the lightly used country road with six houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord-Lexington
Walter Gilman Page
State Art Commission
Legislative Committee On Highways and Motor Vehicles
Concord
Lexington
Winter Carnival at Lincoln Center
Lincoln Tennis club hosts a winter carnival at Lincoln Center on Saturday February 13 with tobogganing ski jumping coasting and other outdoor events from 2 to 7 PM. A sport costume dance offers four prizes for the prettiest and most practical costume and attendees may stay until midnight. Committee includes David Bowen May Dougherty Ruth J Wetherbee R D Donaldson and Robert A Bowman president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Tennis Club
David Bowen
May Dougherty
Ruth J.wetherbee
R. D. Donaldson
Robert A. Bowman
Getting Ahead by Budget Savings at Concord Co-Operative Bank
Plan expenditures and savings to build a budget system with fixed monthly savings. The Concord Co-Operative Bank promotes a savings plan that discourages withdrawals and encourages regular deposits. Start now to build a habit of saving with a set monthly amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Ee ii
Norumbegn Lodge meeting speakers at Sons of Norway
NorumbegN Lodge of the Sons of Norway met on Saturday evening with Arnold Wentrum presiding. C A Christopher, organizer of the order, was the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norumbegn Lodge
Sons of Norway
Arnold Wentrum
C. A. Christopher
Order
Charles A Thomas of Athol Dies at 75
Charles A Thomas formerly of Hubbard street died at his home in Athol Massachusetts February tat. He moved with his family from Waltham after the death of Jotte oO Haskell and lived in Concord four years before moving to Athol. He was a member of the Quinsigamond Lodge of God Fellows in Worcester for six years and of the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Waltham. He is survived by his wife, son Frank L Thomas of College Station Texas, and daughter Raymond H Wellen of Athol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Thomas
Hubbard Street
Veline BK. Haskell
Athol
Mase
Waltham
Jotte Oo. Haskell
Concord
Ath
Mr. Thomas
Quinsigamond Lodge of God Fellows
Worcester
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Frank L. Thomas
College Station
Texas
Raymond H. Wellen
Thol
Airey speaks on The World Court at Concord club
Lieut. Alden G. Airey spoke on The World Court during an open Concord Woman's Club meeting held Monday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. The session was organized by the Non Partizan League and drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Alden G. Airey
World Court
Concord Woman's Club
Non Partizan League
Hawthorne Chapter Hosts Public Whist Party After Meeting
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a public whist party following its meeting. The Bedford bus line resumed service Sunday after a three day stoppage caused by the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Bedford
Sins of Omission Sermon at West Concord Church
On Sunday February 14 at West Concord Union Church the pastor preaches The Sins of Omission at morning service. The day also includes Church School at noon and Junior EB meeting at four, with evening Endeavor services at six and E Service at seven led by Rev Martin D D. A Massachusetts Wide Open Sunday discussion is planned after the E Service. An event on February 15 features Boy Scouts at seven and Union Club at eight. The annual supper and entertain- ment is scheduled for February 12 and is noted in the church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Union Church
Church School
Martin D. , D. Dd
Secy
New Day League
Massachusetts
Boy Scouts
Union Club
Helping
Charley’s Aunt to Open Marlboro Fund Drive Event
In Marlboro on Sunday afternoon the Council Leo Xil in St Jean presents the first fund raising entertainment at the borough theatre. The play Charley's Aunt will be staged to boost the charitable drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlporo
Council Leo Xil
St. Jean
Marlborough Theatre
Charley
Lenten Services at Trinity Church Concord Mass
Ash Wednesday February 17 marks start with T A M Litany Penitential Office and Holy Communion. Evening Prayer at 4 30 P M. Sunday mornings feature sermons by Rev L A Marsons and others through April 5 including Holy Week services. Easter program and baptisms planned with Holy Communion and sermon times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
A. Marsons
St. Luke's
Hudson
Philo W. Sprague
Cambridge
Norman B. Nash
Theological School
Herman St. Page
St. Paul's
Boston
George W. Sargent
Ernest J. Dennen
Arc of
Ecoir
Concord Mass Church Schedule and Fundraiser Note
The Concord Mass church announces services and meetings through February including Holy Communion Morning Prayer Litany and Evening Prayer. Boy Scouts meetings and the Girls Friendly Society are listed with dates and times. A box for Dr Grenfell's work will go about March 15 and donations may be sent to Fred A Tower before March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Girl's Friendly Society
Dr. Grenfell
Fred A. Tower
Concord Musical Club Meeting Highlights
The Concord Musical Club met at Mrs. Ronald M. Ferry’s Woodstreet home with a program of violin duets by Miss Elizabeth Darling and Mrs. Charles B. Brown, piano by Mrs. Rosas K. Whiton and Mrs. Henry Smith Jr, vocal solos by John Abbot, and piano solos by Mrs. Men French and Miss Elizabeth Weod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Ronald M. Ferry
Woodstreet
Elizabeth Darling
Charles B. Brown
Rosas K. Whiton
Henry ¥. Smith
San” Avente
Wieg MoeAve Green
John Abbot
Eemann
Men French
Misa Elizabeth
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Enterprise
Ge LS
Jarrars
Stion
Concord Junction
Lincoln
Methodist Episcopal
Charles KE. Pedersen
Tay Sem
Mr. Harkes
America
Ching
Eting OF Corinthian Lodge
Dar
Royal
Omatic
Rd. Concord Jct
Melrose
Emerson Hospital Aid. Society
Conservative Investments
Bithlo
Florida
The
Orange County Co
the House of Good Cheer
Rathskeller
Adies
Neentie Pases
Sp. m
A. m
Scotty Holmes
Imperial Marimbs
Capitol
E. E. Gray Co
Walden St
G. White
Mar
Ige
Association
Priday
Will Rogers Old Time Fiddlers
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Ivory
A. Wheeler
Main St
Association Hall
Derby
Post Office
Benjamin
Lapham Building
Main
A. D. MacRae
Concord Tel
Concord Junction, Mass
James J Mansfield
American Legion Veteran’s Building
D. W. Griffith
Jacqueline Logan
Cullen Landis
Raymond Navarro
Naval Academy
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
Acton, Mass
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