Strange Holds Fashion Show in Warner Hall
Strange presents a fashion show during a meeting of the Husbandry group in Warner Hall. Directed by Neil C. Sullivan and hosted by Mrs. Linnie L. Hodgdon, the event featured models including Charles Gan and Frederick W. Taylor. Edward W. Sheehan won the beauty prize.
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West Concord
Abnursanc
Warner Hall
Gales
Laugn
Niel C. Sullavan
Linnie L. Hodgdon
Ward Edwardson
Daniel Sullivan
Alvin Stone
George Hougdon
Robert McAuley
St Master
Edward W. Sheehan
Rainbow Girls install officers in Maynard
Miss Caroline Kingman Miss Doris grain Muller and Miss Doris Gra in have been installed as officers of the Rainbow Girls in Maynard. The officers will exemplify their work in Concord at the Masonic Temple Wednesday February 12 at a meeting of Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.
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Caroline. Kingman
Mics
Nice Muller
Doris Grain
Maynard
Concord
Masonie Mple
Aeeting
Hawthorne
Orr
The
Eastern Star
West Word Woman's Club Meeting Preview
The West word Woman's club schedules its next meeting for Friday February 7. Mrs Al rt Bradley Carter will speak on When a Fella Has a Friend with music by the Haze lie Two. Tea will be served and Doris Boyd will host.
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Westwoord Woman's Club
Iday
Alrt Bradley Carter
Hazelie
Vs. Doris Boyd
Whist and Bridge Party Held by Our Lady Help of Christians
Co D of A whist under Court Our Lady Help of Christians was hosted at 368 Main Street West Concord. Mrs Ifred J. Christian led the event with Mrs Edward Loughlin in charge. Mrs Philip Haver won first prize in whist and Miss Eling won first in bridge.
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Court Our Lady Help of Christians
C D
Ifred J. Christian
Main Street West
Concord
Edward , Loughlin
Philip Haver
Eling
Piper couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary in South Acton
In South Acton on January 29 Mr. and Mrs. Anson C. Piper celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their School Street home. Attending were Luther W. Piper and son Anson. George Sherman and daughter Betty from Newton Highlands. Ralph W. Piper and two sons Ralph and Alvin from South Acton.
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South Acton
Anson C. Piper
School Street
Luther W. Piper
Anson
George
Sherman
Betty
Newton Highlands
Ralph W. P
Ralph
Alvin
Meaning of the Trinity and Faith at Union Church
Sunday services at West Concord Union Church feature Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone preaching on The Meaning of the Trinity for Today and The Meaning of Faith in the Holy Spirit. Miss Gertrude Rideout played organ solos and the choir sang The Comforter.
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West Concord
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Gertrude H. Rideout
Boyce
Gounod
Hannah M. McClellan
Murdock MacLeod
Edward Jee
Vais Society of Christian Endeavor
Lillian Miner
Concord High Wins Meet in Close Indoor Track Battle
Concord High School edged Somerville High 32 27 in a State Armory indoor track meet. Concord won the 40 yd dash the 1000 yd run and the shot put while Somerville captured the high jump the 600 yd run and the 300 yd run. The meet ended with Concord taking the 12 lap relay.
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Concord
Concord High School
Somerville High
State Armory
Somerville
McGrath
Farrar
DiCicco
Cunningham
Moran
Gilbert
Wondy Skinner
Carson
Hale
Denton
Hudson
Dellicelli
Lawrence
Dee
Nagle
T. DiCicco
Manning
Concord Grange Presents Old Time District School
At Concord Grange meeting last Tuesday evening members enjoyed an old time district school directed by Mrs. Sadie Wilson with Mr. Arthur Adams as Miss Simpkins. Students included Miss Mary Hanlon Miss Marguerite Moreau and others. A curtain for entertainments was donated by the Ladies Auxiliary.
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Concord
Sadie Wilson
Arthur Adams
Simpkins
Sylvia Moreau
Fred Power
Mary Hanlon
Marguerite Moreau
Jennie Tuttle
E. Wells
Nettie A. Wells
Benjamin Clark
Fred Moreau
Frielan Tuttle
Albert Croft
Edgar Clark
Concord Grange
the Grange
Concord Grange hosts Ye Olde-Time District School
Concord Grange No.150 Patrons of Husbandry met in Elks Hall to feature a comical Ye Olde-Time District School. Mrs. Sadie Wilson led entertainment while past Master Arthur F. Adams played a stern school mistress. guests and visitors included local figures and members of the school committee.
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Concord
Elks’ Hall
Sadie Wilson
Arthur F. Adams
Simpkifts
Nettie A. Wells
Buster Brown
Albert Croft
Carrie Nation
Nettie E. Wells
Liza Ann Snodgrass
Mary Harlow
Lydia Pink
Samantha Small
Jennie Tuttle
Marguerite Moreau
Brigham Young
Fred Moreau
Mary Hanlon
Mra. Croft
Fern School Wins Opener Over Winchester County Day
Fern School hockey team beat Winchester County Day School 4 to 2 in the opening game. William Souther named captain with Edward Park as manager. Roger C. Fern headmaster and George B. Baker coaches.
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Fern School
Winchester Country Day School
William Souther
Fern
Edward Park
Roger C. Fern
George B. Baker
Concord H C Leads in Town Championship With 8 2 Victory
Concord Hockey Club defeated the Concord Independents 8 to 2 at Crosby's pond rink in the town championship series. Scorers included Smith with two goals and Hogan Johnson and Lowcock contributing. Referee was John Downing. three twenty minute periods were played.
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Concord Hockey Club
Concord Independents
Crosby
S* Pond
Concord H. C
Concord
Hogan
de L. Smith
V. Heyliger
G. Johnson
Arthur Vest
H. ‘Smith
A. Heylger
Allyn
Beardshil
J. Smith
McKenna
Thomas
McHugh
Chase
Lowcock Peterson
Mullen
Concord Hickey Club
Oe Smith
H. Hogan
Lowcock
John Downing
Harvard star Loughlin speaks at Lexington send off
Edward F. Loughlin clerk of court and Harvard baseball star, and Concord High coach, spoke at a send off for John B R Dinny McNamara of Lexington last week. Ann Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Fletcher Mildred Massie born in Littleton January 9.
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Edward F. Loughlin
Harvard
Concord High
John BR. “Dinny’ McNamara
Lexington
Ann Fletcher
Paul Fletcher
Mildred Massie
Littleton
Musical Club Entertained by Noted Musicians
A Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Russell Robb’s Monument street home featured performances by violin cellist Jean Vidette of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Cliffora Kemp of New Zealand, with soprano soloist Mrs. John M. Abbot and pianist Mrs. Samuel Merwin. Tea was poured by Mrs. William B. Bartlett Mrs. Henry P. Thorpe Mrs. Philip A. Davis and Mrs Frederick S. Nuttett.
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Concord
Concord Musical Club
Russell Robb
Monument Street
Jean Vidette
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Cliffora Kemp
New Zealand
John M. Abbot
Samuel Merwin
William B. Bartlett
Henry P. Thorpe
Philip A
Special Meeting At Free Church Concord
Rev N W Nelson of Brooklyn New York conducts special services at the Evangelical Free Church on Long Street tonight Thursday and Friday at 745 pm and Sunday at 730 pm The church invites all to hear this preacher with a great message Born in Nebraska to immigrant settlers he preached in western prairie Scandinavian settlements at seventeen His last Brooklyn pastorate ended last year to travel and preach at revival meetings He will preach in English.
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Concord
N. W. Nelson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Nelgon
Nebraska
Prairies
Middlesex Defeats St George's in Hockey Shutout
Middlesex School hockey team won 2 0 over St George's Newport in Saturday's game on the Middlesex rink. Doolittle scored twice with assists from Hollis and Capt Black. Referees were Raymond and Sturtevant. Time three 14 minute periods. Also note Concord Female Charitable Society seeks a baby carriage for a needy mother via Mrs Henry F Smith.
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Middlesex
ST. George’s
Newport
R. L
Catther
Doolittle
Hollis
Capt. Black
St. George's Black
Fuller
Victor
Lothe
Clark
Drisler
P Lynch
Doolittle Gackenn
Lawrence
Dewing
Holla
Borden
D. Lynch
Wood
Prouty
Lynch Weld LeBoutilier
G Mather Scots
Middlesex School
Goats
Raymond and
Sturtevant
Reypens
The
Concord
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury Road
Concord Garden Prize Winners
Henry Wheeler won first place with $10 for a neat garden, complete expense and receipt records, and a short story of experiences. Norman Johanson of West Concord took second with $8, Gerald Gray of West Concord earned third with $5, and Maurice Dee received fourth with $2. Mise Carviline Wright and the Middlesex County Extension Service acted as judges.
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Henry 8S Thompson
Concord
Henry Wheeler
Norman Johanson
West Concord
Gerald Gray
Maurice Dee
Mise Carviline Wright
Middlesex County Extension Service
Lawrence Academy Beats Concord High 1 0 In Tight Hockey Match
Lawrence Academy of Groton edged Concord High School 1 0 at Crosby Pond on Tuesday. Parkes scored the lone goal in the second period as Concord put in a strong effort despite the setback.
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Lawrence Academy
Groton
Concord
Concord High School
Crosby’s Pond
Parkes
Concord Boys
Iw Bescoa
Murray Splaine
Berenson
V. Heyliger
Williams Mitchell
Hassan
Beharrell
H. Heyliger
Egan
Rd McGrath
Nelson McDermott
Ld Mara
Jagling Mullen
Wilson SoresLanteting Academy
Almon Heyliger
Middlesex School Tops Country Day in Season Opener
Middlesex School of Concord opened its hockey season by defeating Country Day School of Newton 9 to 1 on the home rink. Captain Black assisted Doolittle for Middlesex’s lone score of the period, as the team dominated with fast passes and aggressive play. Referees Raymond and Sturtevant oversaw the game in three 12 minute periods.
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Middlesex
Concord
Country Day School
Newton
Capt. Black
Doolittle
Country Day Black
W. Cook
Shreve
Iwin Mather
Madden Doolittle
Jackson
C Bottomley
D. Gleason Borden
Fuller
Victor
Iwin
Richie
Angier Pronty
Gleason
Winchell Fike
F. Gleason
Capt
Birthday party for Flora Flannery at OConnor home
A Friday night birthday event honored Flora Flannery on her 16th birthday at Mrs. Jas. L. O'Connor’s residence 25 Bedford court. The party featured dancing and games with guests including Catherine Ruske Florence Corkum Mary Culkins Rose Mary Byron Mary Griffin Margaret Murphy Robert McAuley William O'Connor Bernard Ruske George Engerbretson Gerald Dee Walter Hansen and David Nelson.
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Flora Flannery
Jas. L. O'Connor
Bedford Court
Catherine Ruske
Town Caucus Set for Wednesday February Fifth Meeting
Town Hall will host a caucus one week from tonight on Wednesday February 5 at 8 p.m. Local residents are urged to attend and participate in the discussions and planning for community issues.
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Town Hall
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notice
Sunday service at 10 45 AM Sunday School at 10 45 AM Wednesday testimonials at 745 Reading room hours 2 to 5 weekdays except holidays Love is the lesson sermon subject for February 2 1930 with Bible and Science and Health passages and quotes. Rev John B W Day of Westford preached at the First Parish Meeting House on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Sargent observed their 47th wedding anniversary. Conch Town hockey players Robert Asbjornson and Edward Dempsey played in Nashua for West Point Athletic Club.
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Churches of Christ
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
John B. W. Day
Westford
Surday
Albert Sargent
Stow Street
Robert Asbjornson
Edward Dempsey
Conch Town
Nashua
West Point ‘Athletic Club
Trinity Church Concord Schedule and Choir Rehearsal
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts announces events led by Rev Smith Dexter Rector. January 29 at 2 30 p m service. January 30 7 80 p m Church Aid Society. February 2 8 45 a m Holy Communion 9 30 a m Church School 10 16 a m Bible Class 11 a m Holy Communion and Sermon February 6 7 30 p m Choir Rehearsal.
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Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith
Dexter
Church Aid Society
Holy Communion
Children Assist In Church Care At Trinity School
Children in the Edythe Weygants Primary Department at Trinity Church School take roles in church care. Olivia Swain tends the altar, Seabury Short lights candles, Wilam Cain handles the offertory, and Peter Richardson, David Gramkow organize chairs for the children’s area.
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Edythe Wey- Gants
Trinity Church School
Olivia Swain
Seabury Short
Wilam Cain
Peter, Richardson
David Gramkow
Woman's Parish Association hosts successful vestry food sale
The Woman's Parish Association of the First Parish held a successful food sale Friday afternoon in the meeting house vestry. Mrs. Louis M. Marks managed the event.
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Woman's, Parish Association
Louis M. Marks
Zero Temperature Reported in Concord Morning
The Concord weather record shows a low of zero degrees in the early morning, with official readings from 6.20 to 6.20 and unofficial readings as low as four below in parts of town. This marks the second lowest winter reading, following six below on December 12.
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Concord
Theranouushes
Fred O Tower
United' S Weather Bureau
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Concord Woman's Club
Mrs. Anson C. Piper
So. Acton
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Old Timers Club
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Fredette
Concord Grange Meeting
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Maynard D. Smith
Boston Symphony
Concord Club
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Concord Garden Prize
Lawrence Parkes
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Downs Country
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, Concord
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