Church Roll Call and Supper at West Concord Church
A Tuesday church meeting at West Concord drew about a hundred members for a communal supper and reports. Officers spoke on progress in departments, finance, and church missions with gifts noted to reduce the mortgage and honors conferred on Rev. A W Stone and others. A corollary item mentions a juror drawn for Cambridge term and a fire alarm incident in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Con
Charles
Department For Riv
Alfred W. Stone
Mixa Foul
Anna Noonan
Dea, MacKenzie
W. McCabe
C. Manter
Sup't . Sweet
Ina Methe
Idock Macled
Edward Roberts
Cambridge
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Mary Manning
Jeremiah
Sheehan
Joseph Wood -Wagner, Jr
Philadelphia
Middlesex School
Joseph W. Warne
Local residents report illness amid engagement ceremony confusion
A resident named ham suffered a week of blood poisoning while H. Hewitt and Miss Ex ure were engaged. Prentiss installed meters at the garnet mill, with Daniel Hayes and Christian involved, and Concord tiarnet Wi noted in related events.
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H. Hewitt
Miss Exure
Prentiss
Garnet Mill
Daniel Hayes
Unitarian Church Events in Concord Weekly Schedule
Rev. Gail Cleland leads First Parish in services on Thursday and Sunday. The Woman's Union holds its annual meeting with reports and officer elections on Friday and Sunday. The Young Children's class meets, and Edna Chapman leads Sunday School events. Dr Melendon lectures on China. The King's Daughters meet Tuesday afternoon.
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Unitarian Congregations
Gail Cleland
Woman's Union of the
Unitarian Church
Mrnday
Edna Chapman
First Parish
Cleland
Unitarian
Melend Oon
China
King’s Daughters of
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
First
Par
Pirst
Cord
br.Cleland
James Wetton
Someville
Concord Lodge of
Elk
Weat Concord Woman's Club
Domestic Science
Harvey Wheeler School
Unitarian Church Talk on Europe by Alden G. Alley
The Men's Brotherhood of the Unitarian Church hosts Alden G. Alley, just back from Europe, to discuss present conditions in Europe at 3 P.M. on Tuesday January 20 on Buth Thoreau street.
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Buth Thoreau Street
Men's Brotherhood of the Unitarian Church
Alden G. Alley
Europe
Middlesex Hockey Postsponed After Student Death
Hockey games involving the Middlesex Hockey Six and Stone School Team were postponed due to the death of Josh Wood Wagner Jr a student at Middlesex School. The match between the Concord Independents and Western Town Team was also postponed.
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Josh Wood Wagner, Jr
Mid Ilesex
Middlesex Hockey Six
Stone School
Concord Independents
Western Town
White Blood Changes Hands at Nel Main Street
The White Prock garage and house on Nel Main Street were sold by the heirs of the estate to Charls G. Canongis and Apestte Krasis of Arlington. They plan to remodel the building and convert it into a restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. P. Joseph McMahus, who sold, will not vacate until July 1 to move closer to Boston.
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White Prock
Nel Main Street
Old Concord D A R Holds Meeting With Col William Horton
Old Concord Chapter D A R entertained guests at Mrs Horton Edmands home with music by Mrs Burleigh Pratt and Miss Francis Curley and Donald Wood. Col William E Horton spoke on U S Philippines experiences and recalled Judge Fisher’s visit and a wartime reception. Refreshments followed and next meeting is Feb 14 at Mrs Charles H Towle.
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Old Concord
Horton Edmands
Pauline Beaman
Augustus L Morse
Burleigh Pratt
Francis Curley
Donald Wood
Wiliam E. Horton
U. S. Army
Horton
Philippines
United States
Donald
Wood
Augustus L. Morse
George Kt. Bum
Charles H. Towle
Frances Marion to Feature at Veterans Ride event
Frances Marion author of Abra tia Lincoln and notable screenwriter headlines Concordian 24 as a leading figure in early American cinema. The piece cites her work on Humoresque and Smilin Through and lists collaborations with Mary Pickford the Gish sisters Douglas Fairbanks and others. Nearby notes announce a birth at Emerson capital and travel plans for Wells Blanchard to California.
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Frances Marion
Abratia Lincoln
Concordian 24
America
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Blanche Sweet
Dick Bartylemes
Norma
Constance Talmadge
James Dee
Bedford Street
Joseph M. Collins
Court Lane
Emerson Capital
Wells Blanchard
California
For Rent and For Sale Notice in Concord
Pleasant comfortable room with conveniences offered at 32 Hub bard Street Concord. Baby carriage and bassinet for sale. call Concord 376-3 for details.
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Hubbard Street
Concord
Baby Carriage and Bassinet
Call Concord
Thrifty Gray Co Canned Goods Sale This Year
E E Gray Co advertises annual sale across all Gray stores. Bargains feature high grade canned foods from Campbell's Tomatoes to fruit and vegetables. Highlights include 6 cans Campbell Tomato 50c, various 3 or 4 can packages all priced at 50c, with peaches pineapples and more.
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Gray's
Royal Arn
Webster
Fruitvale
Maine Clan
Grayco
Valley View
Berson
Engagements and teaching moves in Concord area
Mrs Arthur Holland of Main Street plans a year long voyage to Italy. Miss Estelle Lasure of the Colonial tin becomes engaged to Clarence J Hewitt of Concord Junction. William Edward Lamb of Malden, a former Dur dett Business College teacher, now teaches commercial subjects in New York and other states. Miss Alice L Pairbanks of Acton, English teacher at Bridgeport High School, conducts Miss Rideout's classes at Concord High during her absence with grippe.
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Arthur Holland
Main Street
Italy
Estelle A. Lasure
Clarence
J. Hewitt
Concord
Junction
William’ Edward Lamb
Malden
Durdett Business College of
Boston
New York
O'Halloran
Concord High
Penny Saved Plans at Concord Cooperative Bank
A reader is urged to open an account with Concord Cooperative Bank as a year start savings plan. The ad highlights a five percent annual rate and a February start for next series. Deposits as small as one dollar monthly can grow to substantial sums over twelve years with options to buy 1 to 40 shares per month.
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Concord Cooperative Bank
Hawthorne Chapter Installation Honors 1925 officers
Hawthorne Chapter No 40% Order of the Eastern Star installed its 1925 officers Saturday evening with a banquet for hundreds. Worthy Matron Blinche Hewitt received a past matron jewel, and Mrs. Louise Shaw led a large slate of officers amid music by Mrs. George Lynch of Natick.
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Hawthorne
Grant of Everett
Elizabeth M. Stetson
Winslow J. Damon
Lottie & Lapham
Louise Shaw
Blinche Hewitt
J. Bruiton Bailey
Hien D. .Jones
Ruth P. Wheeler
A Raymond
Mra Helenen
McKenzie
Emma Sylvester
Ruth Allen Pratt
Leona Dye
Josephine I. Brown
Blanche Hewitt
Marshal
Sadie Hawler
Sadie A. Vary
Edith
Ethel DuBerger
Ruth
Annie Caldwell
Mather
Rachel Damon
Martha
Zera L. Kingman
Electa
Warder
Jon Anderson
Sentinel
George. Lynch
Natick
E. Blanche Hewitt
Charles W.sylvester
Engagement of Margaret Magurn to John Merrick Announced
Mrs Catherine F Magurn of Oud Bedfora announces the engagement of her daughter Margaret Rosdmond Magurn to Ver John Leo Merrick son of Mr Ellen Merrick of 74 Montvalls Roslindale. Miss Magurn a Concord High School and Fitchburg Normal School graduate has taught at Adam School East Lexington since 1420 and studied at Sargent School and at Hoton University. Mr Merrick a World War veteran is connected with the Boston Herald.
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Catherine F. Magurn
Oud Bedfora
Margaret Rosdmond Magurn
John Leo Merrick
Ellen Merrick
Montvalls
Roslindale
Magurn
Concord High School
Fitchburg Normal School
Adam School
East Lexington
Sargent School
Hoton University
Merrick
The
Boston Herald
Funeral for Mrs Delehanty in Lincoln at St Bernard’s
The funeral of Mrs Aun hanty of Lincoln was held Wednesday morning at St Bernard's Church with High Mass of Requiem. Rev Michael Mali officiated and organist Nellie Lee Do hue led the music. Burial followed in St Bernard's Cemetery. Mrs Delehanty died Monday at Somery’s Little Sisters of the Poor. She was 72 and survived by relatives in this country.
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Aunhanty
Lincoln
St. Bernard’s Chu
Michael PP. Mali
Nellie Lee Dohue
Delehanty
Little Sis
Somery
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Skating Carnival at Arena With Varsity Hockey Match
The Radcliffe Club hosts a Thursday evening carnival on March 15 at the Arena. Event features a hockey game between Harvard men and Boynton Skating Club, paired champions Mrs Weld Blanchard and Mr Nathaniel W. Niles, with Miss Mari Vorseyditer. Includes solo skating and a full committee of organizers and patronesses.
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Hosteen Society
Are ‘Ns
Radcliffe Club
Shuuarr
Harverd
Har Noth
Bovtole Skating Club
Weld Bhunchard
Nathaniel W Niles
United States
Marivores Yditer Caampom
Witjons
Elizabeth Monroe
Esther Sutton Maury
Hurrage
Edith Roteh
Mardy Sands
Edwin 8. Webster
Memory Endicott
Oliver Ames
Henry Lyton
Everett Saltonstallant Mes
Edmund S. .Douspianiere
Hans W. Miller
Concord
West Concord Union Religious Society Annual Meeting
The West Concord Union Religious Society held its annual meeting Tuesday evening after a church service. Treasurer J Arnold Lowney reported a substantial mortgage reduction and strong results from the recent canvass with gifts including 200 dollars and 100 dollars from the estate of Peter Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Union Religious Society
West Concord Union Religious Socy
J. Arnold Lowney
Peter HL Bullock
William Wh’ Ball
Warren B. Goddard
Arnold Lawney
Allison H. Willis
Messrs
Winslow J. Damon
Harold J. Ikins
Winslow Kingman
Waldo VT. Lapham
George A. Montague
John KR. MacKenzie
Burleigh J. Pratt
William A.rodday
Frank E. Waite
Concord Fire Association Elects Officials at Annual Meeting
The Concord Fire Association elected Deputy Chief Martin Mulaney as president with Deputy Chief James J. Mara as vice president and Lieut. Edward J. Varley as secretary. Capt. Michael Mullaney and Capt. Alexander Mackitchern were named captains and board members. An annual concert and dance is planned for the State Armory after Monday night April 14 with a committee led by Mara Varley and others.
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AB Secrvon
Concord Fire Sevasion
Wanueal
Gentral
Tureday
Martin Mulaney
James J. Mara
Edward J. Varley
oMcere
Michael Mullaney
Mexander MarcKitchern
Fred Hart
Ernest Hing
Concord Unitarian Laymen gather for pictures and plans
The Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League met in the First Parish vestry on Monday of last week with President H. Robert Brygrave presiding. Sparhawk Marton showed pictures of western ranches and mountains. Refreshments followed. the League set next meeting for Monday Feb. 2. Miss Pearl Prime drives a new Cadillac sedan. Concord Lodge of Elks plans a large bazaar for May.
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Concord
Unitarian Laymen's League
H. Robert Brygrave
Sparhawk Marton
League
Miss Pearl Prime
Concord Lodge of Elks
Knights of Columbus Banquet and Ladies Night
Ex Gov. Channing H. Cox is invited to attend the annual Concord Council Knights of Columbus banquet and Ladies Night at Monument Hall on Thursday January 22. Speakers include State Deputy Edmond Brandon State Secretary Jon W. Swift past Deputy Daniel Gallagher and District Deputy Henry Stewart of Hudson. An entertainment will be followed by a Town Hall dance with Thomas J. McGann as committee chairman.
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Knights OF Columbus
Channing H. Cox
Attadt
Concord Council
Monument Hall
Cox
Edmond Brandon
Jon W. Swift
Daniel Gallagher
Henry Stewart
Hudson
Thomas J. McGann
Concord Female Charitable Society Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Concord Female Charitable Society is held this afternoon in the First Parish vestry with vice president Mrs Henry F Smith Jr chairing in place of president Mrs Sherman Hoar who is spending the winter in California. A social hour and tea follow the reports and officer elections.
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Concord Female Charitable Society
Varish
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Sherman Hoar
California
West Concord Woman's Club Plans Griffiths America Event
Mrs. Robert Walker hosted the executive board on Finn Street as plans were laid for selling tickets to Griffiths America. The photo play will be shown January 19 in Association Hall under club auspices with Luncheon served afterward.
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W. Concord Woman's Club
Robert Walker
West Concord Woman's Club
Finn Street
Association Hall
Kings Daughters of First Pesh meet in vestry
The Kings Daughters met in the Meeting House vestry on Tuesday afternoon January 6 with President Mrs B Farnham Smith presiding. Two letters were read from the American Friends Service Committee thanking them for garments sent to Germany and from Emergom Hospital thanking them for Christmas offerings. The group sewed for the hospital and refreshments were served at the following social. They plan to meet January 20 at Mrs Weiter Buch on Thoreau Street.
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Kings Daughters of the
First
Pesh
Meeting House
B. Farnham Smith
American Friend Service Committee
Germany
Emergom Hospital
John @. Watson
Cyrus Hosmer
Weiter Buch
Abraham Lincoln film to show at Concord Theatre
The Veterans Build no Concord will host Abraham Lincoln, a high grade historical drama depicting Lincoln from birth to Civil War. George Billings stars with Ruth Clifford and Nell Craig in a production by First National Pictures, directed by Rosen, with Frances Marion as writer and editor.
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Abraham Lincoln
Concord Theatre
Dan
United States
Canada
Richard Rowland
First National Pictures
Pabraham
Nell Craig
Mrs. Lincoln
His Rosen
Frances Marion
James J Mansfield
Lexington Follows Concord on All Night Street Lights
Lexington plans to keep street lights burning all night mirroring Concord after a police chief shooting. The city already had all night lighting during burglaries and recent fire scares, with lights on every night regardless of the moon.
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Lexington
Concord
Anti-Saloon League Conducts 1925 Meeting
State Superintendent William M. Forgrave addressed representatives at First Parish meeting praising the Anti-Saloon League program for 1925 in education legislation and law enforcement. District superintendent Gordon McMaster also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Forgrave
Anti-Saboort League
Parish Vorthy
League For 1925
Gordon McMaster
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