Concord Week In Review Highlights Church Notice And Local Events
All the News of the Week in Concord reports Sunday and midweek activities at the First Church of Christ Scientist, including service times and the Lesson Sermon. It notes an official visit by William G Moore to the Concord Lodge of Elks, and plans for interscholastic basketball between Concord and Lexington high school classes. The American Legion Auxiliary discusses a birthday party for Veterans Hospital in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Mass
Churches of Christ, Scientist
God
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Wddy
William G Moore
Concord Lodge of Elks
Lexington
American Lega Auxiliary
James J Mansfield Post
Veterans’ Building
Veterans’ Hospital
Bedford
Trinity Church Concord Mass Services and Classes Schedule
Rev Smith Dexter rector announces January schedule at Trinity Church Concord. Thursday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal. Sunday 8 45 a m Holy Communion 9 30 a m Church School 11 a m Morning Prayer and Sermon 7 p m Parish House Class for men on The Social Principles of Jesus. Tuesday 10 a m Parish House Class for women on The Social Principles of Jesus. Thursday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Concord
Smith
Dexter
Jesus
The Comet Vol 2 No 2 School Paper Out
The Comet volume 2 number 2 from Harvey Wheeler School is out with editorials news and poems by Irving Berlied and Priscilla Pratt. Virginia Orpik writes a Santa story. clubs report on Foreign Language Nursing Nature Art and the Red Grass Drive joke column. Mary Chase is editor in chief with Edward McClellan as assistant editor and William Delaney as sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler School
Irving Berlied
Priscilla Pratt
Virginia Orpik
Nursing Club
Nature Club
Red Grass
Mary Chase
Edward McClellan
William Delaneys
David Chittim
Barbara Park
Robert Rodday
Marjorie Palmer
Marguerite Christian
Leonard Palmer
Hortenee Locke
Francis Meade
Albert MacWilliams
Middlesex School Tops Worcester North 4 0 In Opener
Middlesex School opens its hockey season with a 4 0 victory over Worcester North High on the former's Concord rink. Hollis scored the first goal in the opening period and Prouty added two on a pass from Doolittle. Doolittle also scored, with Holmes and others listed in the lineups. Referees were Raymond and Sturtevant. three 11 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Worcester’ North High School
Concord
Hollis
Prouty
Doolittle
Borden
Cooke
Jackson
Estey
Prouty' Rd
Fuller
Holmes
Worcester North High
Young
Anderson
Bates
Linnell
Duggan
Evans
Benoit
Hennessey
O’shea
Burns
Mallett
Erickson G
Raymond
Sturtevant
Chief Bean Reelected President at Concord Firemen’s Meeting
Chief Silag A Bean was reelected president of the Concord Firemen's Relief Association at the annual meeting in the Central Fire Station. Martin Ma YY was chosen vice president, James J. Mara secretary, Harry B. Carroll, and other officers were elected along with a board of directors. The association voted to hold its annual ball at the State Armory on Easter Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Silag A Bean
Concord Firemen’s Relief Association
Central Fire Station
Martin Ma YY
James J. Mara
Harry B. Carroll
Michael Mullaney
Walter Akers
Robert Mattiss
George W
State Armory
Concord Board of Trade Holds January Meeting in West Concord
The Concord Board of Trade met January 8 at Warner Hall West Concord with President Kennan Damon presiding He spoke on future activity and noted a train service change affecting So Acton Concord West Concord and Boston ticket sales at the Federal Reserve Bank Also Emily Hannon recently recovering from a serious operation at Baptist Hospital Brookline showed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Board OF Trade
Warner Hall
West Concord
Kennan
Damon
Acton
Concord
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
Emily Hannon
Baptist
Moulton Beats Bache in Open Skeet Shootoff
The Musketaquid and Sportman's Club hosted a Sunday skeet event in West Concord where Lem Moulton of Wellesley and Philip Bache of Weston led with two birds each and tied for high gun honors before Moulton won the shoot-off. Mary Abbott posted a 19 in the round and other top scores included Bache 24 and Landers 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Bache
Musketaquid and Sporteman’s
West Concord
Lem Moulton
Wellesle
Philip Bache
Weston
Mary Abbott
Philip, Bache
George Clark
Augustine W. Macone
Samuel Hoar
Glen Swett
Dr. Wiswall
Salvadore A. Macone
J Landers
Harry E Tuttle
Soren Mekkeleen
Isaac Langille
Miss Mary Abbott
Dan Warren
Andrew H Hepburn
Mia Mi
Cody
Notable Passengers Aboard Liner Europa Arrives Brooklyn
Former pastor Prof. Johannes AC Fagginger Auer of Harvard and Tufts and ex minister of the First Parish traveled on the North German Lloyd liner Europa arriving in Brooklyn from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg. Dr. Adolf Lorenz the Viennese surgeon also was a passenger on the same voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes AC Fagginger Auer
Harvard
Tufts
Europa
Brooklyn
Bremem
Southampton
Cherbourg
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Knights of Columbus Lead Triangular 45 Tourney Standings
Knights of Columbus hold a dominant 87 wins in the weekly round at the Bernians rooms on Friday evening. Concord Red and Gun Club trails with 34 points and Hibernians are third with 29 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Thebernians
Concord Red and Gun Club
Hibernians
Edith M Bailey installed as master of Annursnac Grange
Mrs Edith M Bailey of 301 Main street was installed master of Annursnac Grange Patrons of Husbandry in Warnerhall Monday night. State Deputy Henry A Bowtell installed officers with Mrs Anna D Boutelle as installing marshal as two Canton women and several others named from Canton and West Concord debuting in new roles. A tea by Miss Margaret Oleson accompanied by Miss Miner followed. A whist party was set for next Tuesday at Mrs Bailey’s home and Middlesex Pomona Grange spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Bailey
Main Street
Annursnac Grange
Huebandry
Warnerhall
Henry A Bowtelle
Ponkapoag Grange
Canton
Anna D. Boutelle
Lilly Gof
Marjorie Goff
Alice Kinne
Dorothy, Pugh
Dorothy Miner
West Concord
Bailey
Grange
Josephine. Pearce
Linnie L Hodgdon
Clara M Sweet
Etewree Sere
Irothy Miner
Edward W Sheeran
Margaret Oleson
Cambridge
Miner
Boutelle
Josephine Pearce
Roy ‘Hawes
Sudbury
Middlesex Pomona Grange
Elizabeth
Esther Eh
Jessie Delaney
Old Concord Chapter DAR Meets with Air Corps Talk
Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Chapter House Saturday with Regent Mrs Horton Edmands presiding. Col Rush R Lincoln of the United States Army Air Corps gave an engaging talk on the Air Service and delegates were chosen for the Continental Congress in Washington. May officers and alternates named include Mrs Horton Edmands, Mrs George Richard Blinn, Mrs Wallace Conant, Mrs Arthur Blanchard, Mr Albert Blick, Mrs Hen Towle, Mrs Herbert Smith, Mrs Augustus Morse, Miss Caroline Holden, Mrs S Thompson Blood, Mrs Alfred Hayes, and Miss Virginia Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chapter House
Horton Edmonds
Rush R. Lincoln
United States Air Corps
Air Service
Continental Congress
Washington
Horton Edmands
George Richard Blinn
Bedford
Wallace B. Conant
Arthur Blanchard
Acton
Albert B. Blick
En H Towle
Herbert Bmith
Augustus L. Morse
Caroline T. Holden
Bridge Winners Share Prizes At Hewitt Club Evening
Mrs Frank Hewitt hosted her bridge club Thursday night. Mrs Wayne G Lawrence and William O Fought were prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ) Hewitt
Wayne G Lawrence
William
Concord Man Known Round The World
A Concord man, Harold Tompkins, is described as the most widely known Concord figure and leading breeder of Rhode Island Red poultry. He shipped birds and eggs abroad, dominated at a Boston show with 53 entries earning ten firsts and multiple trophies, and will judge in New York. Other local exhibitors include Lester Tompkins, Robert Warren, E Warner Howe, and Dr Middleton's notable waterfowl display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson, Thoreau
Hawthorne
Alcott
Harold Tompkins
Rhode Island
Tompkins
Chile
Argentina
Japan
Boston
Rhode Island Red Club
Tormicking
New York
Lester Tompkins
Robert ‘ Warren
E.’ Warner Howe
Middleton
Warren
Ele
Main Street
Massachusetts
New England
Madison Square
S. Warner Howe
Monument Street
Brockton
Howe
Death of Mrs Jessie Higgins in West Concord
Mrs Jessie Higgins wife of Mr Wetson Higgins died Sunday at 3 Central St after weeks of illness. The Rev Alfred W. Stone and Rev George L Thurlow led the funeral service at the home with Willow Rebekah Lodge performing the burial rite. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. She was born July 23 1865 in Musquodoboit Nova Scotia and is survived by her husband a son Dougald in Nova Scotia a daughter Alice M. and several grandchildren. She also leaves three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Higgins
Wetson Higgins
Central St
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord
Higgins
Weston
Nova Scotia
Williams Street
Higgine
Wes Concord Woman’s Club
Dougald Higgins
Alice M
W. Percy MacWilliams
Edward ‘Jennings
British Columbia
Fred Young
Walter Young
Somerville
Voy Higgins
Guild Hall
V. T
Hervey Higgins
Benefit Whist for St Marys Church Fund Held
The Marlboro weekly reports a benefit whist event last night in the church basement to aid the St Marys church building fund about 25 tables were in play from 8 to 10 PM Rev Leonidas Reid chaired the committee and announced prize winners to a well patronized gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
St. Mary’s
Leonidas
Reid
Banquet Planned for Concord High School Athletes
A Concord High School athletic banquet is set for January 29 at Veterans Building. Edward F. Loughlin will serve as toastmaster. Principal Martin F. Goodwin will award letters for hockey, football, and cross country. Coaches and college speakers are slated to attend. dancing will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Harold Tompkins
Richard
W. McCabe
John M. Bruce
Bernard W. McGrath
Lovell P
Martin F. Goodwin
Canteen Lunch in Lexington Promotes American Cooking
The Canteen Lunch at 1792 Massachusetts avenue Lexington offers real American cooking with modern cafe service. Manager Harland White runs a highly praised, well-equipped establishment known for fresh daily produce, attentive service, and hospitable atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Harland White
Alighor
Concord Woman's Club Sets Budget and Plans
The Concord Woman's Club met in the High School auditorium with President Mrs Hang W Miller presiding. They voted 10 to defray Christmas party expenses for Americanization classes and formed a committee with Mrs Loring N Fowter to assist job relief efforts and cooperate with the Maynard committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman’s Club
Hang W. Miller
Loring N Fowter
Maynard
George A Hill
Federation
Herbert Bmith
State Federation
Hotel Statler
Thomas J. Walker
Walker
Massachusetts’ Federation of Women’s Clubs
Unitarian Parish Annual Meeting and Legion Installations
The Unitarian Parish will hold its annual meeting tonight at 8 in the church vestry with reports from committees and officer elections. Officers of the Women of Ma seheart Legion will be installed at 7 30 in Preston Block with Mrs Hugh Hamilton named regent, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Mac Seheart Legion
Preston
Block
Cork
Hugh Hamilton
First Child of Christ Scientist Holds Annual Meeting
Marlsboro hosts the annual meeting of members at the First Child of Christ Scientist church. President Donald Wilbur Hudson presided over the gathering held in the church edifice last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlsboro
First Child of Christ, Scientist
Donald Wilbur
Hudson
Lexington Theatre Review Highlights Clean Films at 1794 Massachusetts Ave
The Lexington Theatre at 1794 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington offers high class feature photoplays with world class stars. Manager William Viano ensures wholesome productions and top flight sound and ventilation. The venue markets itself as The Home of Quality a Broadway at Hand and serves Lexington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Lexington Theatre
William Viano
Tepestory
California
St Dios
F. J
Herbert M. Lawrence Hardware Firm Promotes Quality and Service
The Herbert M. Lawrence hardware firm in Lexington Center at 1777 Massachusetts Ave offers a large stock of dependable national brands including Bay State Paints Viko Aluminum ware and Perfection kerosene stoves. With a Bargain Counter and quantity discounts they supply hardware farm tools paints and kitchen ware while pledging courteous service and expert advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ferbert M. Lawrence
Lexington Center
Massachusetts Avenue
Bay State
Viko
Herbert M. Lawrence
Lexington Coal Co Promotes Quality Fuel and Service
The Lexington Coal Co advertises high grade anthracite and bituminous coal with full weight prompt service and reasonable prices. Yard on Bedford Street office at 1775 Massachusetts Ave phone 1360. Manager B Mulligan is cited as a trusted authority on coal and heating systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Coal Co
Bedford ‘Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Mulligan
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Cooperative Stores
Htoes
Il Leg
Iches
Rumford’s
Schumaker’s
Peck
United
Main St. Maynard
Waltham St. Hone
J. A. MacPherson
Maynard, Mass
Mny
Concord Co-operative Bank
Luaber
Aynard
Priscilla Art & Novelty Shoppe
Eg Ter
Wens
Knights
Concord Woman's. Club
Concord National Bank
Concord, Mass
The
Middlesex Institution
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!