Concord Woman's Club Meeting Highlights 1930s Events
The Concord Woman's Club met at Ferans Building with Mrs Hans W Mil tive as chair. Mrs Carl L Schrader spoke on literature and poetry notes. The club announced future lectures by Prof Robert Emmons Rogers and Alton Hall Blackinton with delegates named for district conference. Mr and Mrs Thomas Whitney Surette planned a westbound trip in March. Advertising Pays.
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Concord Woman's Club
Ferans
Hans W. Miltive
Thomas
Fornding
Herbert Kinpie
Sponere
Maries. H. Brown
Concord Musical Club
Ann Burkee
Carl L. Schrader
State Federaliot Women
Ronjasetien
Middlesex County
Caroline Wright
Horace Chere
Edittrie
Wisa
Rs. Epley
al Nate
Robert Emmons Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
First Parish Unitarian Church
Hans W. Miller
Charles H. Fowle
Loring N. Fowler
Dora Farrar
Berlin
Fred L Pigeon
State Federation Legislative Committee
Wisner I. Park
West Concern Woman’s Club
Alton Hall Blackinton
Boston
Lis
Thomas Whitney Surette
Grass Fire Behind Christian Science Church
A brisk grass fire in the rear of the Christian Science Church on Lowell Road at four o clock Wednesday afternoon challenged Central Station firemen. Division 56 Ancient and Order of Hibernians met Tuesday evening in Monument Hall with Pres Joseph M Collins chairing. Plans were discussed for a St Patrick s Day celebration on March 17 and the next meeting is Tuesday February 12.
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Christian Science Church
Lowell Road
Central Station
Division 56
Ancient
Order of ‘Hibernians
Monument Hall
Joseph M. Collins
Poultry Breeders Meet in Concord
A well attended Middlesex County poultry breeders meeting was held yesterday afternoon under the Middlesex County Extension Service at Leverett street headquarters in Concord. Prof William C Monahan of Massachusetts Agricultural College spoke on Practical Suggestions for this Season's Breeding Program and then answered questions from breeders.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Middlesex County Extension Service
Leverett Street
William C. Monahan
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Hibernians Lead In 45 Tournament Noses Ahead Of Knights
A C H passes K of C division 56 in a 45 tournament at Hibernians Hall. Concord Council Knights of Columbus and Concord Lodge of Elks participate as Hibernians roll 40 games to erase a 12 game Knights’ lead. Elks 33 and Knights 27. Hibernians lead 442 to 441 to 417. No 3 Hibernians team capt Michael Hopkins with 13 wins. Knights No 4 capt Michael O Loughlin with 12. Next round set for Elks Hall Friday.
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Order of Hibernians
Concord Council
Knight of Columbus
Concord Lodge of Elks
Hibernians
Knights
The
Elks
Hiberians
Michael Hopkins
Michael O’loughlins
Knights of Columbus
Beee
Elks’ Hall
Town Caucus and Elections Schedule Announced
The annual citizens caucus to nominate candidates for the annual town election will be held at the Town Hall on Tuesday February 5. The town election will be held on Monday February 25, and the annual Town meeting for appropriations and other business on Monday March 4. The Board of Registrars of Voters will hold sessions at the Fire Station West Concord from 7 to 9 PM and at the Town Hall Concord Center on Wednesday February 13 from noon until 10 PM.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
West Concord
Concord Center
Children Concert at Concord Academy Directed by Whitney and Wood
The second children's concert in the series under Thomas Whitney Surette and Miss Elizabeth Wood took place in Concord Academy's assembly room Thursday afternoon before a large audience. The program featured Charles Leedy, a pianist formerly at the Beaven School.
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Thomas Whitney Surette
Elizabeth Wood
Concord Academy
Academy
Charles Leedy
Beaven School
Concord Musical Club Profuse Evening of Vocal and Piano
Nearly one hundred members gathered at Mrs. Wilford C. Saeger’s home for a music feast. Duets by Mrs. Samuel Merwin and Miss Elizabeth Wood accompanied by Mrs. Alfred M. Uhler and Mrs. Megwin, plus vocal numbers by Mrs. David Hawkins lyric soprano Mrs. Wallace B. Conant and Mrs. Roger D. Wwaim, concluded with tea served by Mrs. Russell Robb and Mrs. Walter K. Shaw.
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Wilford C. Saeger
Main Street
Samuel Merwin
David Hawkins
Wallace
B. Conant
Roger D. Wwaim
Elizabeth Wood
Alfred M. Uhler
Samuel Megwin
Alfred M.uhler
Russell Robb
Walter
K. Shaw
Present Play at Word Womans Club Meeting
The Home Talent Committee presents the play Better Never than late to Word Womans Club members next Friday afternoon at Oda Fellows Hall during the regular meeting.
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Word Womans Club
Oda Fellows Hall
Mrs Shaw Departs New York for Paris on Friday Night
Mrs T Mott Shaw sails from New York for Paris at midnight Friday and expects to return to Concord within a month. Mr and Mrs Herbert M S Weil Jr of Main York are listed along with other relatives and acquaintances in the draft of the notice.
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T. Mott Shaw
New York
Paris
Europe
Middlesex Hockey Team Opens Season With Two Shutouts
Middlesex School hockey team earned its first wins of the season by shutting out Lawrence Academy 7 to 0 and Gaston Trade School 4 to 0 on consecutive days at Bateman's Pond rink. Black scored six goals across the two games, Captain Woodworth opened scoring in the first minute, and Middlesex used six substitutes in Thursday's win.
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Middlesex
Aix
Lawrence Academy
Gaston Trade School
Boston
Bateman’s Pond
Black
Lawrence
Capt
Woodworth
Midlle
Bulger earns twelfth perfect skeet score at Concord Rod and Gun Club
William J. Bulger Jr. again scored a perfect 26 in the Concord Rod and Gun Club skeet shoot on Virginia Road. Four others tied at 23 for handicap honors, with Phil Bache winning first prize and Dr. James S. Goodwin second. Next Saturday the club will host a 50-target match against Quincy Gun Club on the Concord grounds.
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William J. Bulger, Jr
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Virginia Road
Phil Bache
Dr. James
Goodwin
Dr. Wiswell
A. P. Moulton
Heep
W. J. Bulger
Ugh Gun
P. Bache
Dr. J
Tage A. P. Moulton
Mr. Peakes
Nelson Horne
P. R. Foss
Mr. Foster
Concord Red and Gun Club
Quincy
Concord
Middlesex School Sextet Wins Again Over Concord
The Middlesex School sextet defeated Concord Hockey Club 3 goals to 1 on the Middlesex rink at Bateman's Pond. Black scored in the first period and Doolittle added a second period tally. Concord's lone goal came in the second period as Middlesex extended its winning streak to three games.
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Middlesex School’ Sextet
Thas Concord Hockey Club
Middlesex
Smith
Concord
Bateman
Black
Soning
Doolittle Sach
Concord Loses Close High School Hockey Match
Woburn High School edged Concord 1 to 0 in a tight three period contest. McGonagle broke through Concord defense for the lone goal in the second period as the puck found the net on a quick side shot.
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Concorn
Woburn
McGonagle
Concord
Woburn High
Shea
McGonaglee
Dean Rw
Brenan
Kilduff
Little G. Concord High
Downing
Curley
Tolman
Westby
J. Bartolomeo
Todd
Prescott
A. Bartolomeo
Wilson
McCarthy
Robinson
A. Heyliger
Woburn High School
Cowan
Sunday Services at First Church of Christ Scientist Concord
Sunday to Sunday School 10 45 a m services in Monument Square edifice. Sermon subject Love. Wednesday prayer meeting in the edifice from 2 to p m. All are welcome to attend.
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First Church OO
Christ Scientist
Concord
Church of Christ
Trinity Church Service League elects new officers
The Trinity Church Service League names new officers including Dexector as chairman and Mrs. Arberti Sm as women’s division chairwoman. Mrs. Goree Keyes becomes secretary and treasurer. Also notices a tenement to let at 16 Christ Street and a clothing sale at Levers 2 for 1 on Main Street in Manyard.
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Trinity Church Service League
Cache
Nen Dexector
Inman
Arberti
Goree
Keyes
Main Street
Manyard
The Romantic Age at Veterans Hall Concord
The Romantic Age comes to Veterans hall with a strong cast led by Molly Harlow and Gordon Cunningham. Performances on February 7 and 8 promise romance, costumes, music, and skilled stagecraft directed by Miss Gertrude Rideout for Concord audiences.
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Hall
Gertrude Rideout
Molly Harlow
Melisande
Bobby
Gordon Cunningham
Eaton Hall
Jane
Merry Sunshinte
Betty Rudd
Geraldine Hannon
Carl Pearson
Gervase Mallory
Mélisande
Norman Spencer Jr
Anne Root
Ralph’ Macone
Danny Keyes
Helen Fahey
Miss Wilson
Miss Beecher
Mr. Lamb
Robert Ferran
Weygant
Hudspeth
Barbara
Audrey Robbins
Carlisle
Elsa Lundstrum
Concord
Mary Buchanan
Lincoln
Sadie Hawley
West Concord
Edwin Brooks
Veterans’ Hall
Elks Plan Fifth Banquet For Lodge Anniversary
Concord Lodge of Elks maps plans for its fifth anniversary banquet likely around February 12 at Veterans building. Committee led by Esteemed Leading Knight William G Murray includes Louie J McCaffrey James W Christian Lovell George Austin D MacRae and others. Past Exalted Ruler night will be observed with lodge officers to be elected at the next meeting.
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ELKS
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Oh Lodge
Willam G Murray
Louie
J McCaffrey
James ‘W
Christian
Lovell George
Austin D MacRae
Harold I. Wellington
Ivan D Servais
Paul Hilander
Thomas J Gate
Geers? i Gardner
Frederick H Wllivan
Ward
Francis
Edward ‘Sheehan
Concord High Enters Northeastern Track Meet
Concord High joins fifteen schools in entering teams for the Northeastern University interscholastic track meet set for February 2.
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Concord High ‘School
Northeastern University
Dave Robby Robinson Athlete Star at Worcester Academy
David Robinson, a multi sport standout from Roxbury and Concord, rose to prominence at Worcester Academy. He starred in football hockey and baseball from junior year through his senior years and earned leadership roles in the History Club and Athletic Association.
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David
Robinson
Rox
Mascasetts
Concord
Dave
Concord High
Dods
Worcester
Robby
Presson
History Club
The
Athletic Association
Girl Scout Winter Rally Draws Parents and Friends
Concord Girl Scouts held their annual winter rally at the State Armory on Friday afternoon. Tenderfoot Scouts received second class badges and about thirty others earned proficiency badges. Ruth Brooks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brooks, won badges in nine activities. Betty Beckvold earned a rambler badge. Miss Vialle received a home service badge after 500 hours of service.
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Concord Girl Scouts
State Armory
Roger C Fenn
Court of Awards
Ruth Brooks
Arthur B Brooks
Musketaquid Road
Betty Beckvold
Miss .Vialle
Mrs Frederick R Wilson Sails On Pan America To South America
A passenger list notes Mrs Frederick R Wilson aboard the Pan America which sailed Saturday for South America. Also mentioned is a birth on Sunday January 20 at Emerson hospital to Mr and Mrs Martin Olsen of Bedford Court extending congratulations to the family. Innes Penald Igle St hosts a celebration for a January birthday and a baby born Monday last week to Mr and Mrs Innes D Campoel of Willow Street as neighbors send best wishes.
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Frederick R.wilson
Innes D ‘Campoel
Willow Street
Concord Town Defeats Abbott Worsted 8-2 In Gridiron Display
Concord Town, age six, defeated Abbott Worsted 8-2 Sunday in Graniteville. Arkin of Boston University starred, scoring two goals and setting up three others as Concord dominated until the final period. Referee Nelson and timekeeper Hughes oversaw three 20 minute periods.
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Concord Town
Concord
Graniteville
Steele
Abbott
Arkin
Boston ‘University
Drolet Arkin
Boisvert Dempsey
Belmore
Hughes
Concord farmer Christian Benson dies after long residence
Christian Benson a longtime Concord resident died at his Ball's Hill Road home. Funeral was held Saturday with Rev Olaf M Johnsen of the Norwegian Evangelical Free church leading. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Benson was born in Norway October 17 1855 and came to America about fifty years ago. He lived in Lowell briefly before settling in Concord to farm. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Christian Benson
Concord
Ball’s Hill Road
Olaf M. Johnsen
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Benson
Norway
Benjamin Benson
America
Lowell
Concord Board Adopts Milk Regulation in 1929
The Concord Board of Health requires all milk sold in Concord from non tuberculine tested herds to be certified as epentine. The regulation took effect August 1 1929.
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Concord
Concord Board of Health
Trinitarians Hold Annual Meeting at Congregational Church
The Congregational Church of J held its annual meeting in the banquet chapel on a Wednesday evening with a bountiful turkey supper. Wallace B. Conant served as moderator. Officers and committees reported the church in excellent condition and approved the yearly budget. The debt on the building was reported as half paid. Rev Gail Cleland Pa D remains interim pastor with Rev Ick B. Richards D D assisting. Several officers and committee members were elected for the coming year, including Lars Peterson deacon and Thomas Todd treasurer and lector, with others named to standing and church committees.
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The
Congregational Church
Turkey
Wallace B. “Conant Wasson
Urér Thomas Todd
Witlar
Gail Cleland
Ick B. Richards
Lars Peterson
Charles
Harrison J Barrett
Henry P. Thorpe
Eliot R. Howard Wallace E. Conant
Mlemony
Wallace . Conant
Foss
Eliot R. Howard
Lillian P. Thorpe
Charles R. Land
Leslie R. Moore
Edward, L
Minna Findelsen
O. Thorpe
Dorothy Wi
Bradford M. Kingman
Price
Stacey Raynolds
John MacIntosh
Oscar E.ee
Willard’ ' Hemenway
Church
Coun
Trinity Church Concord Schedule of Services and Meetings
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists events including Rev Smith O Dexter sermon Wednesday January 30 at 2 30 pm Church Aid Society meeting Thursday January 21 at 7 45 pm Choir rehearsal Sunday February 3 Holy Communion 10 am Bible Class 11 am Holy Communion and sermon Thursday February 7 7 46 pm.
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Trinity -Church Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Church Aid Society
Concord selectmen warn: warrant articles due by 5 p.m. Friday
Town Meeting articles must be in the hands of the Concord selectmen by 5 p.m. Friday to be included in the warrant. The notice sets the filing deadline and reminds residents of the process for town affairs.
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Selectmen of
Concord
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