Concord Belmont Couple Wed In Elegant Civil Ceremony
Hazel Fairfield daughter of Frank and Louise Fairfield of Belmont wed John Plympton Cheever of Rockland Mass in a double ring service. The bride taught domestic arts at Concord High School and voices in the Concord Musical Club. After a wedding trip they will reside in Rockland.
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Cheever-Fairfield
Concord
Hazel Fairfield
Frank Wallace Fairfield
Payson Rd
Belmont
John Plympton Cheever
Rockland
Mass
Lucille Fales
Richard Williams
Raymond Fales
Georgette
G. Hollis Blake
D. Cross
Wallace B. Conant
Ralph C. Whidden
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Clara K. Gravesen
Dorothy Collins
Langdon W. Goddard
Fairfield
Concord High School
Concord Musical Club
Cheever
Bates College
Swhb
Rockland High School
Health Board Milk Inspector Report for Concord 1922
Concord Massachusetts July 1922 milk inspection report shows S total solids F fat C cleanliness V very C clean D do F fairly. Data records reflect dairy quality measures and inspector ratings for local facilities.
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Board OF Health
Concord
Mass
Concord Welcomes Elks On Concord Day Visit
Concord hosts Elks during Concord Day with city buildings dressed in white and blue. Concord Lodge opens its new Post Office building and Monument Hall for receptions led by James W. Christian. Arlington and Concord Lodges plan a Minute Man parade march with around 150 members.
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Concord
ELKS
Boston
Concord Lodge
Post Office
Monument Hall
James W. Christian
Arlington
Minute Man
Concord Elks
Motorcycle Crash Near Copcord Injures Two
A Sunday afternoon collision at Copcord’s most dangerous corner involved Edward P. Aylward on a 156 Greenlodge Street Dedham motorcycle and Felix Dora of 126 Irving Framino driving an automobile. Aylward suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and other injuries. Pauline Robbins riding with him was seriously bruised. Both are under treatment at Deaconess Hospital. Dora escaped injury. The head on crash occurred on Main Street as Dora turned onto Main from the hedge blocked view until impact.
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Edward P. Aylward
Greenlodge Street
Dedham
Felix Dora
Irving Street
Framino
Loan Streets
Mies Pauline Robbins
Vernon Street
Norwood
Deaconess Hospital
Dora
Ryan
Main Street
Concord Center
Funeral Services for Edward H. Maker in Sleepy Hollow
Edward H. Maker a Civil War veteran and longtime Concord resident died aged 77 or 78. His funeral was conducted Sunday at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with Rev. Gail Cleland officiating and Grand Army rites by Commander George F. Wheeler. He is survived by his daughter, a son Joseph Maker of North Sudbury, and a brother Andrew R. Maker of Concord.
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Edward H. Maker
Concord
Norton
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Church
Grand Army
George F. Wheeler
Old
Joseph Maker
North Sudbury
Andrew R. Maker
Herbert Hosmer High in H. H. Honors Golf Tourney
A field of fifteen played the H. H. tournament at Concord Country Club on Saturday. Scoring awarded ten for an eagle five for a birdie and three for par. Herbert Buttrick Hosmer won with 60 points followed by John M. Eaton 57 and H. M. Wardwell Jr 42.
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Herbert Hosmer
Concord
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
John M. Eaton
H. M Wardwell Jr
D. Dana Bartlett
Michael Cody, Jr
Marvin C Taylor
Frank A. Pierce
F. Woolsey Pratt
Charles F. Bowers
F. R. Gamman
L. E. Richardson
Eliot R. Howard
Union Club Dominates Stow With 10 1 Victory
Pearce held Stow Town as Ito collected four scattered hits Wednesday evening. The Union Club rolled to a 10 to 1 win with Olsen sacking four hits including a double in five appearances. Isner and Comeau made standout catches while Edwardson plated a foul tip gem. Weir and Zander contributed solid plays for Stow.
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Pearce
Stow Town
Ito
Stow
Union Club
Isner
Comeau
Edwardson
Olsen
Weir
Zander
Maynard Driver Passes In Head On Collision In Rockville
Bertha Maron of 40 Main street Maynard attempted a left pass on Main street Powder Mills section Friday night. She collided head on with a Rockville Connecticut man owner of a 27 North Park street sedan and his two sons and nephew in a coupe that rolled down a fifteen foot embankment. The driver escaped without serious injury. The passenger sustained hand injuries from flying glass and minor cuts.
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Bertha Maron
Main Street
Maynard
Powder Mills
North Park Street
Rockville
Baseball fixtures listed for Concord area venues
Concord Center Playgrounds hosts Old Timers of Concord against West Concord Friday at 6 15. Concord Junction Playgrounds presents Brookline Civic Club versus Union Club Thursday at 6 15 and Gabriel Snubbers versus Union Club Saturday at 3 15. Chelmsford hosts Concord Tigers against Chelmsford Thursday at 6 15 at Spy Pond Field. Arlington schedule notes Concord Tigers playing Saturday at 3 00.
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Concord Center
Old Timers of
Concord
West Concord
Concord Junction
Brookline Civic Club
Union Club
Gabriel Snubbers
Chelmsford
Concord Tigers
Spy Pond Field
Arlington
Lincoln Town Team routed by Concord Tigers 7 to 1
Concord Tigers defeated Lincoln Town Team 7 to 1 in six innings. Smith McHugh and Duggan pitched for Concord while Lincoln could not solve their trio. July 4 saw Joe Grege of Dilboy Post collect five hits including a double and a home run in the morning game.
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Concord Tigers
Lincoln Town
Line
Smith
McHugh
Jéesy McHugh
Duggan
Joe Grege
Dilboy Post
The
Comets
Joe @cored
Weale
Clement
Joe
Summer visits list of Concord residents and families
Mrs Josephine Love Conant has been a recent visitor in Concord Mr and Mrs Charles FP Ragarton have gone to Wiano for the summer. Mr and Mrs Edwin D Brooks at Duxbury for the season. Mr and Mrs Thomas Todd Jr and Mrs Thomas Todd at Pigeon Cove for summer. Rev Smith Dexter and family at Westport Point Me. Mrs Howard P Swift and ters will spend July at wr iicias. Mr and Mrs Berkeley Wheeler and family will pass the summer at Wiano. Mr and Mrs Harold Miss Swe Parker are summer in Concorde Newpons parents Mr Mra George M Parker. Mrs H A Findelisen on their return trip.
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Josephine Love Conant
Concord
Charles FP. Ragarton
Wiano
Edwin D. Brooks
Duxbury
Thomas Todd Jr
Thomas Todd
Pigeon Cove
Rev Smith , Dexter
Westport Point
Howard P. Swift
Ters
Wr Iicias
Berkeley Wheeler
Harold
Swe Parker
Concorde Newpont
George M Parker
H A Findelisen
Maine
Local Talent Praised For Concert Broadcast
Hugh Connors and Connor's Melody Boys aired from Amrad Medford Hills on a Wednesday night. Irene O'Donnell and Richard Hilferty impressed listeners with solo and baritone, while May O'Donnell accompanied on piano. Connors received 26 dispatches from Maynard and fans in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania sent congratulations.
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Hugh Connors
Connor
Melody Boys
Maynard
Amrad
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Boston
Connors Melody Boys
WGI
Concord Art Association summer exhibition opens in Lexington
The Concord Art Association hosts a summer show at the Art Centre on Lexington Road starting July 4. The exhibition includes Memories of Antietam by Civil War veterans, Guatemalan floor woven fabrics, Cora Brown pottery, August prints from Boston lenders, etchings, dry splints, aquefins, and bronze works by Hazel Brill Jackson.
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Concord Art” Association
Art Centre
Lexington Road
Antietam
Concord
Guatamala
Cora Brown
Boston
Hazel Brill Jackson
Pierce and Hosmer Tie in Fourth of Concord Golf Event
Frank A Pierce and Herbert B Hosmer tied at two down in a field of nineteen golfers for the Fourth of Concord event. F R Gammon and Holden also finished two down, with others four to eight down. Sons of Norway plan a Boston fishing trip August 3, led by Cari Olsen and Luding P. Er eight of Oxford, with a Henley Regatta grand challenge cup note from England.
Macone Wins Open Shoot at Concord Rifle Club
Salvadore A. Macone captured first prize with 65 total, while Geo A Barker and John C Macone tied for second with 60 1 2 as the Concord Rifle Club held an open shoot on Bristol Hills. Next shoot set for Labor Day. Mr and Mrs H Robert Bygrave and family vacationing in Chocoma New Hampshire.
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Concord Rifle Club
Bristol Hills
Salvadore A. Macone
Geo. A. Barker
John C. Macone
Summer Dressmaking Class Starts July 10
Summer class in dressmaking begins Thursday July 10. Make your own dresses with instructor Nina G Ridley. For particulars call Concord 546 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina G. Ridley
Concord
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services Schedule
Daily services held at 10 45 morning and 7 45 evening include testimonies of Christian Science healing. Sunday school for ages up to twenty meets at 10 46. A free reading room operates in the church building.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Concord
Town Barn Destroyed by Fire After Early Saturday Morning
Witness reports state fire department conducted the blaze investigation after the Town barn burned in the early hours Saturday. Fire crews worked to prevent spread and determine cause amid the scene.
Trinity church service in Concord Denies Holy Communion
Fragmentary OCR记录 notes a Trinity church in Concord Massachusetts with a rector and morning prayer and sermon. Details about communion denial are unclear but point to a church service and sermon.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
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W. B. Currier
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