Sunday Service At Baptist Church Draws Large Attendance
The Sunday morning service drew an unusually large crowd due to a strong sermon and music. Soloists included Miss Marjorie Stearns and Messrs Edgar and Eugene Hall with piano accompaniments by Miss Elizabeth Burrows and Miss Elsie Wheeler. The Ladies' Benevolent society plans a supper on Thursday the 26th at 7 o clock followed by an address on The N E Telephone by G A Stevens Marlboro. The Junior C BE society meets in the vestry at 4 with Miss Eleanor Hall. meetings now at 3 45 until further notice. A Japanese meeting will be held at the parlor fireside on Sunday the 29th. Reverend J Russell May of Acton Center will conduct the morning service next Sunday and the pastor will speak on Strength in the evening.
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Edgar
Eugene Hall
Marjorie Stearns
Bible School
Alfred Blake
Helen Knowlton
Lowell Cram
Elizabeth Burrows
Elsie Wheeler
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
N. E
G. A. Stevens
Marlboro
C. BE. Society
Eleanor Hall
J. Russell May
Acton Center
Concord Co operative Bank to Open New Headquarters
The Concord Co operative bank will move its HQ to the Friend block on Main St on the month's end. Directors will meet there to review loan applications while treasurer Benjamin Moody will handle office hours for payments and applications.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Friend Block
Main St
Benjamin Moody
Raymond D. Willard
Vnce
John J. Connorton
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord School Committee
Great Swift Organization
Edward B.caiger
Concord Selectmen
Lincoln
Bedford
Acton
Maynard
Littleton
Trinitarian Church Publishes Annual Report for 1921
The 1921 annual report distributes a summary of church activities and assets. Veteran treasurer Thomas Todd notes a solid capital and generous member response as the 1922 budget nears five thousand dollars. The deacons honor Rev Tewksbury and Dr Rich’s service while welcoming Rev Cleland to lead broader ministries. The annual meeting, held Monday, included a 100-guest supper by the Women’s Union and elected officers led by Edward L. Parker as moderator.
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Thomas Todd
Women’s Union
Charles H. Towle
Edward L. Parker
Benjamin Moody
Howard
Willard Hemenway
George M. Baker
C. R. Borland
Eliot Howard
Tilliah Thorne
Oscar Beckvoldt
Eugenie M. Foss
Tewksbury
Maynard Finance Committee Seeks Budget Approval
The Maynard finance committee held hearings on the town budget with the school orchestra, street department, and other departments submitting requested amounts. Schools seek 83000 dollars, including 13000 anticipated state income tax refunds. An executive session will later determine final appropriations and committee recommendations. Winter sports shine, with record ice events and a Brooks outing club sail stunt drawing attention.
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Brooks St
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