Concord Hockey Club Wins Tight Rubber Game
In a close rubber match the Concord Hockey Club edged Concord Town 4 3. Smith scored twice for the Ey Club, Dempsey added two for the Home Team, and Heyliger contributed the third goal for the Hockey Club.
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Concord Hockey Mb
Concord
Crosby
Pondaye Bunda
Hockey
Smith
Dempsey
W. Heyliger
Hocub
ORD H.C. Concord
T.togan
C. Johnson
Parks
Apith
Ty Heyliger
C . Dempsey
G. Johnson
Bein
Murray
Lw. Arkin
Allen
Concord Town Team Earns Win Amid Hockey Clash
In a tight game coach hockey club led by Li Smith two goals with V Heyliger and Dempsey adding scores. Robinson McDermott faced McNamara McHighburrey McHeyliger as A Heyliger and the referee Aley Cousins oversaw three 20 minute periods.
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J. Smith
McNamara
Robinson
McDermott
T. McHigh¢Burrey
Epo
A. Heyliger
Asbjortiso $Core
Coach Hockey Club
Concord Town
Li Smith
V. Heyliger
Dempsey
Aley Cousins
Degree work reported at Concord Lodge meeting
The Olive and Lodge 1.0.C.F. of Charlestown conferred the first degree on six candidates at Concord Lodge on Thursday evening. Visitors from Ayer Framingham Saxonville and Charlestown attended. Introductory remarks were offered and a collation was served after the meeting.
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Olive and
Lodge 1.0.C.F
Charlestown
Concord Lodge
Ayer
Framingham
Saxonville
Concord Independents Defeat Weston Hockey Club 4 to 2
Concord Independents beat Weston Hockey Club 4 2 on Nonesuch Pond. L Dexter scored twice and Crosby added one for Concord with additional goals by Dexter. Hanney and Cain scored for Weston. Referee Ogilvie officiated a three period game. The piece also notes Concord Musical club members met with Mrs Berkeley Wheeler for an afternoon program.
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Concord Independents
Weston
Weston Hockey Club
Nonesuch Pond
L. Dexter
Concord
Crosby
Hanney
Cain
Murray
S. Dexter
Chase
Beardsell
Smith
Chisholm
McAuliffe
Zoller
C. Lingley
Cassidy
Paine G
S." Dexter
Ogilvie
Concord Musical Club
Berkeley Wheeler
Concord notices and local updates from town meeting to coaching news
The Finance Committee of Concord met in the Court House last evening. Electric Light Commissioners Conant and Mrs Conant are in Florida for several weeks. Rev Dr Edward C Moore of Harvard preached at Memorial Chapel Middlesex School on Sunday. Dick Loftus of Concord signed with the Louisville team and will report to spring training in Mobile Alabama next week. Four comrades attended the meeting of Corporal Ralph P Hosmer Camp US Spanish War Veterans due to illness and the meeting adjourned for lack of quorum. Charles W Locke of Middlesex School faculty and Mrs Benjamin Deilby were soloists at the Mill Dam Tea Room on the past two Saturdays with Mrs Alfred M Uhler accompanying. Miss Esther Ames Boutwell, elder daughter of Mrs Prescott Keyes, has entered the Reformatory for Women as a junior social worker in the research department. she is a graduate of Lynn High School and Chandler Secretarial School and is studying at Boston University.
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Concord
Court House
Wallace B. Conant
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Charles W. Locke
Middlesex School
Benjamin Deilby
West Concord
Mill Dam
Alfred M. Uhler
Esther Ames Boutiwell
Rescott Keyes
Reformatory For Women
Boutwell
Lynn High School
Chandler Secretarial School
Boston University
Concord High Ties Woburn in a hard fought ice hockey game
Concord High and Woburn High battled to a 2 2 tie on Crosby Pond. Huliger and Westby scored for Concord while Backman and Shepard tallied for Woburn. Strong goaltending and tight defense defined the matchup.
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Crosby Pond Ring
Concord High School
Woburn High
Huliger
Westby
Shepard Backman
Concord High Weburn’ High
Heyliger
J Bartolomeo
Desmond
Lawn
Westy
Tohhan
C McDonough
Backman
Downing
Lw Shea
Weafer
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Hours
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord offers Sunday services at 11:45 a.m. with lesson subject Mind. Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7:45 p.m. Reading room in church building open 2 to 6 p.m. on weekdays. Monument Square activity.
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of,Christ, Scient
Monument Square
Concord
Concord Female Charitable Society Meets At Miss Hurd Home
The Concord Female Charitable Society met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Lily Hurd’s Monument street home with Mrs Henry F Smith Jr presiding. Members sewed for charity and tea was served during the social hour. Concord schools begin early spring vacation this week. sessions resume Monday Feb 25 in all departments.
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Concord Female Charitable Society
Lily Hurd
Monument Street
Henry F Smith, Jr
Miss Hurd
Concord
Lenten sewing meeting at Trinity Church aids Red Cross
The first all day sewing session under the Church Service League of Trinity Church met Wednesday in the Parish House. Women sewed for the Red Cross and shared a box lunch. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter led Ash Wednesday services in the morning.
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Church Service League of Trinity Church
Red Cross
Smith Owen Dexter
Walden R A Chapter to Meet in Masonic Temple
Walden R A Chapter will convene at the Masonic Temple Monday evening with a supper led by Mrs. Duncan G Chapman at 7 o’clock. The District Grand Chapter of Instruction will meet in Natick on Saturday March 7 at 2 pm. During the March meeting D G H P Henry C Burnham will make his official visit, assisted by E Walter C Whittemore as Dr Cc H.
Concord Womans Club Plans Talent Hour Tea
The Concord Womans Club Music Committee plans a talent program for members and guests. The committee has enlisted both Concord musicians and out of town artists for a program of great interest with Tea served. Mrs Henry P Thorpe chairs the Music Committee.
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Concord
Henry P. ‘Thorpe
Pro assistant at lunch counter sparks school writing debate
A young Pro assistant at Concord High School triggers discussion over lunch counter policies. Wells A. Hall of the Schools writes notes about timing and procedures for the writing class.
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Concord High
Wells A. Hall
Waltham Watch Manager Takes House on Ripley Hill Road
P. W. Brown sales manager of the Waltham Watch Co. has leased Miss Mary Pride's house on Ripley Hill Road for fourteen months. Mrs. J. A. Baldwin reports the transaction. The Concord Parent-Teacher Association plans a High School Night at Eaton Hall next Monday February 25 at 8 pm. A 54 degree morning greeted Concord school children on the first day of holiday. Baseball replaces skating as outdoor Cine blaze quickly extinguished with no damage.
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P. W. Brown
Waltham Watch Co
Mary Pride
Ripley Hill Road
J. A. Baldwin
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Eaton Hall
Concord
Trinity Church Concord outlines Lent schedule and Holy Week services
The Concord Massachusetts Trinity Church posts Lent activities including Holy Communion on Feb 24 and 31, evening prayers at 4 pm Wednesdays, and Holy Week rites from March 24 to 30 with special music. Visiting preachers from Cambridge Worcester and San Francisco are listed for Lent. Easter actions include baptism and multiple Holy Communions.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
H W B Donegan
All Saints Church
Worcester
Will Ibe
Richard T. Loring, Jr
Cambridge
William L Wood
San Francisco
Oliver L. Loring
Episcopal School
Eason Cross
St. George’s Church
Maynard
Women’s Parish Association Seeks Emerson Hospital at Parish Meeting
The First Parish Unitarian Church vestry hosted an all day sewing session supporting Emerson Hospital. Mrs Charles G Edgarton chaired the monthly meeting where Waltstill Sharp spoke on The Task of Religious Education. A tea duty shifted to Mrs Cyrus Hosmer. Next a joint March 18 gathering with the Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen’s League is planned.
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Women's Parish Association
First Parish
Emerson Hospital
First Parish Unitarian Church
Charles G Edgarton
Waltstill Sharp
Department For Religious Education
American Unitarian Association
Boston
Cyrus Hosmer
Women’s Association
Concord
Unitarian Laymen's League
Trinitarian Congregational Church Weekly Events Schedule
The schedule lists events at the Trinitarian Congregational Church led by Pastor Rev F B Richards D D. On Thursday February 21 at 3 pm a Women s Union program features Dr Mary Cushman of West Africa with hostesses Mrs Leroy Shirley and Mrs Charles H Towle. Friday February 22 at 7 30 pm Boy Scouts Troop 2 meet. Sunday February 24 includes Sunday School and Men s Bible Class at 9 30 am directed by W Edward Lamb, Morning Worship at 10 45 am with sermon by Rev Dr Richards, and Young People s Club at 6 30 pm. Midweek Service is set for Wednesday February 21 at 7 45 pm.
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Trinitarian -Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
F. B. Richards
Woman’s Union
Mary Cushman
West Africa
Leroy Shirley
Charles H. Towle
Boy Scouts
W. Edward Lamb
Dr. Richards
Young People’s Club
Arlington High Triumphs In Hockey Clash At Bateman Pond
Arlington High defeated Middlesex School 4 to 0 on Middlesex rink Bateman's Pond Wednesday. Duffey and Forbes led Arlington with two goals each while Clark added a final tally. Referee Fenn oversaw the game in three 12 minute periods.
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Arlington High
Middlesex School
Arlington
Middlesex
Bateman's Pond
Arlington High Teeven
Lax
Woodworth
Borden
McCarty
Duffey
O'Neil
Cc Black
Cook
Adams
Rice
Abbott
Doolittle
Fuller
Leatherbee
Clark Ki
Forbes Rold
Shreeve Chamberlain
G Hirsel
King's Daughters meet at First Parish vestry
The King's Daughters will gather in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Tuesday February 26. Hostesses are Mrs. Norman C. Spenter and Mrs. William C. Kean.
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Norman C. Spenter
William C. Kean
Concord Hockey Beats Boston Bank 6-2 at Crosby Pond
Concord Hockey Club defeated National Shawmut Bank 6 to 2 on Crosby Pond Saturday. Eight different players scored, led by L Smith V Heyliger Hogan Crosby Murray M Dalton Dempsey and J Smith. Referee H Crosby. Time three 15 minute periods.
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Concord Hockey Club
Shawmut Bank
Crosby’s Pond
H Smith
Murray
L. Smith
V Heyliger
Hogan
Crosby
T McHugh
J Smith
Burkeld
A Heyliger
National Shawmut Bank
Belmont High Nets 2 1 Victory Over Concord High
Belmont High edged Concord High 2 1 on Crosby's Pond in a tight hockey match. Belmont scored twice in the second period, with Westby tallying for Concord in the final period. Referee Henry Smith. Timers John Downing. Three 12 minute periods.
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Concord
Crosby’s Pond
Belmont High School
Concord High School
Belmont
Westby
Belmont High
Bassil Aw
King c
Loomer
Collins
Ray, Rd
Bonfillis
Waite G
King
Henry Smith
John . Downing
Men’s Club Dinner Honors Concord Heritage
The Men’s Club of the Trinitarian Congregational church hosted a supper for about thirty Boy Scouts in the church banquet room. John R. Mackintosh chaired the committee. After the meal Frank Pierce, dean of Concord business men, spoke on "Old Concord" captivating the audience.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
John R. Mackintosh
Frank
Pierrce
Concord
Old Concord
Milton Academy Skates to 4 0 Win Despite Poor Ice
Milton Academy sixes beat Middlesex School 4 to 0 in a delayed game at Bateman’s Pond North Concord. Middlesex ends season with the loss while Milton secures a clean sheet as the teams played in tough ice conditions.
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Milton
Milton Academy
Middlesex School
Bateman's Pond
North Concord
Middlesex
Comedy at Concord Delivers Fourth Visit by Jitney Players
The Jitney Players performed A Trip to Scarborough a three act comedy with music at the veterans building in Concord marking their fourth appearance in as many years. Richard Brinsley Sheridan work was directed by David Elliott with Robert R Parsons as assistant director and stage manager Jack Rennick as assistant stage manager and James Herry as electrician. The cast included William Lovejoy Jack Rennick Bushnell Cheney David Sullett Ferris Hartman Elizabeth Zachary Harrison Dowd Frances Simpson and others with Bess Jewell Wallmo directing publicity Alfie McVicker and Katharine W Darling handling logistics.
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Jitney Players
Scarborough
Richard Brinsley
Sheridan
Veterans
Bushnell Cheney
David Elliott
Robert R. ‘Parsons
Parsons
Jack Rennick
James Herry
Bess Jewell Wallmo
Elizabeth Webber
Alfie McVicker
Katharine W. Darling
William Lovejoy
David Sullett
Ferris Hartman
Robert R. Parsons
Julia Parson
Elizabeth Zachary
Harrison Dowd
Frances Simpson
Alice B. Keating
Gene Magnus
Gun Club Wins Ninth Straight Victory
The Concord Red and Gun Club defeated the Woburn Sportsmen's Association by 25 points, 214-189, for its ninth straight win. William J. Bulger Jr. led with a 23 in the pre gun segment. a tie occurred in the special event between Herbert H. Cooke and John Conquest, with Cooke winning the shoot-off.
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Concord Red and Gun Club
Woburn Sportsmen’s Association
Concord
William J. Bulger, Jr
Herbert H. Cooke
John Conquest
Wellesley
Pres. Cooke
Knights Build Big Lead In 45 Tournament Standings
Knights of Columbus moved to the top in the 45 tournament at Monument Hall after a strong burst, beating Elks 41 to 38 and Hibernians 21. The Knights lead the circuit 550 to 531 to 519 with two teams sharing high honors for the evening. The 17th round is set for Elks Hall next Friday.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Monument Hall
Elks
Knights
Concord High Interclass Basketball Interrupted by Headmaster Illness
Concord Schools physical director Everett F. Weygant is ill with grippe, halting the interclass basketball series at Concord High School. Last week the Freshmen defeated the Sophomores 24 to 6.
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Everett F. Weygant
Concord
Concord High School
Concord Chapter Forms Emergency Preparedness Committee
Concord Chapter prepares for local emergencies by forming a special committee to coordinate food clothing medical shelter and transportation aid. Members include Joan W. Mara Dr C W Hutchinson Mrs Herbert B. Hosmer Burleigh Pratt and Henry S. Thompson with plans for a volunteer motor corps and a ready file at Red Cross HQ.
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Joan W. Mara
Concord
Robert Walker
West Concord
C. W. Hutchinson
Herbert B. Hosmer
Burleigh Pratt
W. Concord
Henry S. Thompson
Red Cross
Main Street
Mary Chamberlin
Lowell Road
Secre
Volunteers to Run Chapter Summary in Record
A brief outline notes a roster of volunteers to maintain a chapter summary and share duties. The text indicates a formal list will be kept to organize participation and ensure ongoing coverage.
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Tary
The King's Daughters Meet For Duplicated Tasks
The King's Daughters met on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Raymond D was the assistant hosted. The group planned tonsil operations for five school pupils and agreed to add articles to the King’s Day room at Emerson Hospital.
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Walter
Raymond D
Maest
Emerson Hosni
Concord Grange Holds Bridge and Whist Meeting
Concord Grange No Patrons of Husbandry held a brief business meeting at the hall last evening followed by a bridge and whist session.
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Concord Grange
Husbandry
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