High School One Act Plays Impress with Talent
Le Foga auditorium hosted Cord High School Friday and Saturday evenings presenting three one act plays. The cast including M Irby, J Potter, and Miss Harlow portrayed Vigdis, Thorolf, and other roles with strong overall performances. The second piece My Lady is by Eugene Pilot starred Mary Harlow and Constance Moulton among others, while Romance is a Racket featured Edith Rankins and Peter Furiga in lively farce. The ensemble impressed with staging and an improvised yet effective high school theatre atmosphere.
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Cord High’ School
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Laxdoelasaga
M. Irby
Vigdis
Thord
Ingrald
Robert I
John
Potter
Thorolf
Thordis
Cousin
Irby
Thorolf Thord
Ralph
F. Verritk
Eugene Pilot
Mary
Harlow
Decki
Oli
Marie
Marie. ‘Her. Sor Bone
Meriam
Roe Oy
Ann Turner
Ana Tae
Constance Ionnen
Miss Harlow
Miss Dole
Miss Meriam
Edith
Alice E Rankins
Nell
Mary Daniels
Kitty
Virginia A. Joslin
Angeline
Olive Root
Bill
Wallie
Brooklyn
Luigi
Roger Boyd
Miss Rankins
Miss Daniels
Miss Joslin
Miss At
Peter Furiga
Noa
Mise
Enos E. Held
Guy Moulton
Funeral Services for Timothy J Harrington in Concord
Funeral services were held for Timothy J Harrington ex painter and decorator a Lexington resident born January 2 at the Harrington homestead and St Bernard's Church. Burial was in St Bernard's Cemetery with Rev Finnick officiating. Surviving are his wife a brother and four sisters.
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Concord
Timothy J. Harrington
Lexington
Harrington Homestead
Sunbury Rn
St. Bernard’s Church
William H. Finnick
Leander R. Howe
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Finnick
Concord Board of Trade Hears Town Meeting Warrant Items
At a postponed Concord Board of Trade meeting held Monday evening at the Colonial Inn, president Edward W. Sheehan presiding. Danforth W. Comins of the town Finance Committee discussed warrant articles for the annual town meeting and members of the Concord Taxpayers League were invited. supper preceded the session.
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Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
Edward W. Sheehan
Danforth W. Comins
Concord Taxpayers’ League
Ancient Olympic Scene Restored by German Archaeologists
German archaeologists, drawing on years of work, restored a key scene from the ancient Olympics to reflect its former appearance and significance. The project highlights meticulous reconstruction and scholarly collaboration across institutions.
R B Williams Dies Former Concord Baseball Player
Concord obituary for Robert B. Williams born June 11 1903 in Concord. Son of Martin A and etania B Lennon Williams, he died at the State Hospital Westboro after long illness. Funeral from 28 Central Street with High Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians. pallbearers were former Concord players. burial at St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
Robert B. Williams
Martin A. Williams
State Hospital
Westboro
Central Street
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
Fred Loftus
Russell
Eldridge
Lawrence
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Conard
Martin A. Anetania B (Lennon) Williams
Concord Schools
Middlesex School Triumphs Over Brooks 2 to 1 in OT
Middlesex School edged Brooks School 2 to 1 after overtime on their rink Saturday. Curtis and Fenno scored in the second period, Brown netted the overtime winner as refs Wendell P. Raymond and Wolsey Pratt supervised three regulation periods plus overtime.
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Middlesex School
BROOK
Concord
iMiddlesex School
Brooks School
Andover
Fenny
G Carpenter
Hallowey Parson
Ryerson
Curtis
Fenno
Brown
Wendell P. Raymond
Wolsey Pratt
Sunday Services and Lesson Sermon at First Church Concord
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord lists Sunday services at 10.46 with Sunday School at 10.45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7.45. The Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on week days except holidays. The February 14 lesson sermon centers on Soul with citations from Bible and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Mary Bakerly
Christ
Concord K. of C. Falls to Acton Town 42 28
Concord K. of C. basketball team was defeated Sunday afternoon 42 to 28 by Acton Town in Monument Hall before a small crowd. It was a fast game.
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Concord K
Acton Town
Monument Hall
Bloods to mark Golden Wedding Anniversary in Concord
Mr and Mrs S T Blood longtime Concord residents will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on February 23. They invite friends and neighbors to join them at Odd Fellows hall from evening until 10 o'clock. Mr Blood is a noted entertainer and active Odd Fellow and Mason. Mrs Blood has served on the Concord School Committee and held leadership roles in the West Concord Womens Club the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church Old Concord DAR Chapter and Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Concord
West Concord
S. Thompson Blood
Odd Fellows Hall
Lent sermon opens season at West Concord Union Church
Rev Kenneth R Teed opened the Lenten season at West Concord Union Church with a sermon on The Meaning of Lent He told a story for the children The choir directed by Waldo Mac Williams Nina Ruble on organ Harold Carlson led the YPSCBD group Edna Price spoke on Nursing as a Life Work The pastor led a PresMaster adult class on Effective Prayers with Q A from the question box
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Kenneth R. Teed
West Concord Union Church
Waldo MacWilliams
Nina Ruble
Harold Carlson
Ypscbd
Edna. Price
Mmerson Hospital
Concord Men's Club Event Highlights Wool Manufacturing Talk
The Concord Men's Club met at the Parsonage banquet hall with President Frank J. Googins presiding. Arthur T. Mullen spoke on Wool Manufacturing, followed by four N E T and T broadcasts showing floods and tech demos including sea to shore telephone service and wireless links.
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Concord
Trinitar‘Congregational Church
Frank J. Googins
Oie Olson
George M. ‘Brown
Arthur T. "Mullen
West Concord
New England
Boston
California
Second Junior Social Held at Concord in Scout House
The second junior social for Concord's town youth took place Saturday evening at the Girl Scout House featuring a dancing party. Dinners preceded the dance with hostesses Par ties including Mrs. Frederick Gooding and Mrs. Roger C. Fern entertaining jointly. Mrs. Roger D. Swaim, Mrs. Alexander A. Cameron and Mrs. Leon F. Foss also hosted. The committee included Mrs. Foss, Mrs. Charles W. Cheney, Mrs. Franklin H. Trumbull, Mrs. Henry P. Kader, Mrs. Robert C. Cobb, Mrs. Charles R. Peck, Mrs. Sumner Smith and Mrs. Charles Edgarton.
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Girl Scout House
Frederick Gooding
Roger C. Fern
Roger D. Swaim
Alexander A. Cameron
Leon F. Foss
Foss
Charles W. Cheney
Franklin .H. Trumbull
Bamboo Facts: True Grasses with Hollow Stems
Bamboos are true grasses with hollow stems that are closed at the joints. The text notes their defining stem structure and classification within the grass family.
Evening With Officers of the Lodge Corps
Post Masters of the Lodge form a corps of officers during a ceremonial evening. The gathering centers on leadership roles and fraternal activities within the lodge.
West Concord Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Philanthropy
The West Concord Woman's Club held a Friday afternoon meeting in Odd Fellows Hall led by Philanthropic Committee head Mrs Murdock MacLeod. Rev Charles Russell Peck spoke on Work of Others. Miss Katherine Sheppard from the House Auxiliary Association and others presented scenes from the circling hospital staff amid music and tea.
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Woman's Club
West Concord
Odd Fellows Hall
Murdock MacLeod
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Biscopal iChurch
Katherine
Harry Tt Dye
Eighth Court Party Planned by Lady Help in Concord
The Lady Help of Christians met Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord with Miss Madeline Ava Grant Regent in the chair. They decided to hold the eighth party of the Court in the hall on February 16 with X Roozey of Brighton lecturer and world traveler.
Italian Society Installs New Concord Officers
The Italian Society Maria S. S. Della Indulgente in Concord held its first officer installation at the Veterans Building. Officers elected were Mrs. Jane Scarpitti as president, Mrs. Mary Spinelli as vice president, and Mrs. Frances Rizzitano as secretary. Honored guests included Richard B. McSweeney Joseph Dee Patrick McGrath and Rev. William H Finnick with welcomes.
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Concord
Ace
Veterans Building
Jane Scarpitti
Mary Spinelli
Frances Rizzitano
Joseph. Dee
Patrick . McGrath
Formey Selectman
Maynard
Immunization Clinic Offers Free Diphtheria Shots
The Department of the Concord Schools provide free diphtheria immunizations for children. Parents are urged to have children vaccinated. Clinics are on February 12 at Peter Bulkeley School at 9 a.m and West Concord School at 10:30 a.m.
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Department of the Conrae
Peter Bulkeley
West Concord
Christian Endeavor Meeting Highlights Nursing Lifts
At a Sunday evening gathering in Weet Concord Union Church the Christian Endeavor Society addressed themes of service and vocation. The talk focused on nursing and the role of nurses in hospital work and public welfare.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Concord Union Church
Merson Hospital
King's Daughters Hold Sewing Session In Parish Vestry
With Mrs. Alexander Peters leading, the King's Daughters met in the First Parish vestry last Tuesday afternoon for a sewing session. Attendants included Mrs. Charles F. Bowers and Mrs. T. Alfred Wilson.
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King’s Daughters
Alexander Peters
Charles F. Bowers
T. Alfred Wilson
Concord Council to Sponsor Lecture by Glacier Priest
The Concord Council and Knights of Columbus met in Monument Hall last week Tuesday evening. They announced the council will partner with Our Lady Help of Christians Court to sponsor a lecture by Rev Bernard R Hubbard the Glacier priest in the Veterans Building on March 7.
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Goncord Council
K.ee Concord Council
Knightslumbus
Monument
Hall
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Court
C.D. of A
Bernard R. Hubbard
Glacier
Veterans’ Building
Concord Rotary Club Meets for Lunch and Talk on Saving Money
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly noon meeting at the Colonial Inn with President Thomas L Sanborn presiding. Rev Frank W Thompson pastor of the Church of Christ Bedford delivered an address titled How to Save Your Money.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Thomas L Sanborn
Frank W. Thompson
Church of Christ
Bedford
Elks Lead in Concord 46 Tournament Standings
Elks win 14th weekly set in Wilks hall with 39 games to lead the Concord 46 event. Hibernians remain second with 34 games and K of C trails. Powers AO H and Horne Elks both top scorers with 12 games each.
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Elks
Concord
Wilks’ Hall
The
Hiberians
K. of
Hibernians
James Powers
AOH
Nelson Horne
Leftovers Elevated: Golden Cheese Fondue and Shepherds Pie
Homemaker guidance from Boston Consolidated Gas Company promotes saving by repurposing leftovers into dishes like Golden Brown Cheese Fondue Vegetables Salad and Shepherds Pie. Recipes cover fondue cake and pastry ideas, with steps for mixing, baking, and finishing touches.
Fundraiser Demonstration Boosts Hospital Fund
Under the philanthropy committee of the West Concord Woman's Club a Spry demonstration was held at Harvey Wheeler School Hall on Monday afternoon to raise money for the club's Emerson Hospital bed. A large crowd attended and there were tasty foods and Spry prizes drawn from lucky numbers.
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Philanthropy Committee
West Concord
Bowse Home Destroyed by Fire in Highland Park
Fire destroyed the home of Joseph Bowse in Highland Park while the family was away. Firemen could not stop the blaze. a dog was the sole occupant and was rescued. Loss estimated at 7500 dollars by Fire Chief Harry A. Tuttle.
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Joseph Bowse
J. Bowse
Highland Park
Harry A. Tuttle
Emerson Society Leaders Share Service at First Parish
The Emerson Society of the First Parish Unitarian Church led Sunday service as Rev. Howard Perry Daniels relinquished the pulpit to Joanna Ballou. Henry Wheeler and Roger Boyd delivered the sermon while the choir, directed by organist Angie Faunce, sang.
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First Parish
Unitarian
Emerson Society
Howard Perry Daniels
Joanna Ballou
Henry Wheeler
Bowdoin College
Roger Boyd
Mies Angie Faunce
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Teaser
An old advertisement pitches Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's functional disorders across three life stages. It promotes easing discomforts from turning from youth to motherhood and middle age, urging women to try the product to “smiling through.”
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Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
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