Parish and residents join town events and travel updates
The item lists Parish and Weatherly families at meeting house and a motor trip. notes the fire incident at Camp Resolute Bolton. mentions Camp’s cub department and a season sack of straw hats by Fullerton's on Main Street Maynard. King’s Daughters Flower Mission distributed items to the poor and sick. T. Mott Shaw family travels to Europe. Isabel Shaw fondly recalled as a popular debutante. Norumbega Lodge Sons of Norway enjoyed a fishing trip to Lynn Yacht Club with Thomasen as committee chair.
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King’s Daughters
Vivet
Besibe
T. Mott Shaw
Isabel
Sarah
George Shaw
Europe
Iyabel Staw
Norumbega Lodge
Norumbega Lodge, Sons of Norway
Lynn
Lerer's Semiannual Clearance Sale Opens July 22
Lerer's offers a $50,000 stock of high grade clothing and furnishings for men women boys girls Misses and children to be disposed of at less than cost. Sale begins Thursday July 22 at 9 A M at Lerer's 64 66 Mamot Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerer
Mamot
Maynard
Adv
Trinitarian Congregational Church Sermon Update
Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland continues his series on religious needs during Sunday morning service at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Firefighters from Central Station quickly extinguished a grass fire on land owned by Frank Curves at 20 Monument Street behind Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, burning about one acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Gail Ateeb
Herbert Spencer
Central Station
Monument
Sleepy Hollow
Trinity Church Sermon by Rev Dexter in Concord
Trinity Church Concord Mass lists Rev Smith O Dexter rector delivering morning prayer and sermon on Sunday July 25 with services at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Extend Time of Swimming Classes for Concord Junction
Extension announced for swimming classes with 11 senior girls and 9 senior paged agencye pupils. Instructor efforts praised. Misses Alice Peterson Isle Loring and Jeanette Landreville teach beginners from 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m. Enroll by contacting Mrs Rodney E Pratt at Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Peterson
Isle Loring
Jeanette Landreville
Rodney E. Pratt
Concord Junction
Midsummer Madness staged outdoors by Concord ineteenth century
The Concord nineteenth century society presents Clifford Bax’s Midsummer Madness a three act quintade performed outdoors for the first time to benefit the Veterans Hall building fund. Two performances planned with rain contingency and fundraising proceeds to the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Bax
Cliford Bax
Vnterans Hall
Lowell League Faces Protest Over Ineligible Pitcher
The Lowell Courier Citizen reports a fair play campaign in the Spindle City league. The Mathews of North Billerica won seven straight then were penalized after an ineligible pitcher was allowed to play, leading to forfeited games and a protest by Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Spindle City
Mathews
North Billerica
Evangelistic Services At Evangelical Free Church
The Evangelistic Group of the New England Bible School held a Sunday service at 4 1/2 and 7:30 p m at Evangelical Free Church. The twelve members were directed by Rev. Howard W Ferris superintendent of the New England Bible School in Dudley Prof T P Fletcher led the music as a blind musician Refreshments were served in the church basement between sessions by the women of the church.
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New England Bible School
Evangelical Free Church
Howard W. Ferris
Dudley
T. P. Fletcher
Girl Victim Stripped in Swim Meet Theft Near Waverly
Margaret Campbell of 174 Street Waverly was with friends at Walden Pond to escape the heat on Saturday afternoon. After swimming she found a thief had taken all her clothing and vanity case from a hook at the women's bath house. Companions loaned clothing to get her home by car after reporting the theft to the State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Campbell
Waverly
Walden Pond
Concord Woman's Club hosts summer reading class dinner
A second session of the summer reading class was held at the home of Mrs. Beckvold on Monument street. Children read poems as part of the program. First Parish in Concord announces Sunday services at 10 46 a m with a sermon by Rev R Bulkeley emeritus minister.
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Concord Woman's Club
Car Beckvold
Monument Street
Concord Auer
D. D
R. Bulkeley
Middlesex County League Schedule Details
The schedule lists games from July 2 to July 28 at venues including West Groton Concord Chelmsford and Graniteville. An electrical storm Sunday brought marble sized hail to parts of Concord with no damage reported.
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West Groton
Concord
Littleton
Ayer
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Abbot Worsted
Shirley
Graniteville
Wattleton
Used Cars and Trade-In Offers From Mystic Motor Co
Classified note listing several used cars for sale and trade. A 1924 Studebaker Touring offered at 860 dollars with New Car Guarantee. Other entries include a 1923 Bay State Sedan and a general trade-in program with convenient terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mystic Motor CO
Lexington
Studebaker
Big Six
BAY State
Concord
Concord Letter Attacks Patriotism and War Jingoism
Edwin H. Wilson, a former Concord resident and American Legion member, denounces what he calls jingoistic demonstrations and egg throwing in Concord. He links patriotic displays to war fever and warns they threaten freedom of speech and widen the path to another conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Biot
Sara Post
American Legion
Air Service
Edwin H. Wilson
Open Air Band Concert This Thursday At 7 30
The United Concert Band will perform Thursday evening starting at 7 30 with Thomas King the vocalist. Manager Ollerschied reports the largest crowd of the season at last Thursday’s concert and invites requests by mail or at the venue. A program including items from Boston is planned for July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Concert Band
Thesore ‘Ollerschied
Union Services in Concord Churches Announced
The First Parish in Concord and the Trinitarian Congregational Church plan union services over the first four Sundays in August. August 1 will feature Rev. Dr. George F. Patterson of the American Unitarian Association at the Trinitarian Chapel, followed by Benjamin R. Bulkeley, minister emeritus of the First Parish, the next Sunday. August 16 and 22 services move to the First Parish Meeting House with preachers chosen by Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
George F. Patterson
American Unitarian Association
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
First
Gail Cleland
Maynard Logs Near Camp Spaulding Near Homeward Bound
Eight Maynard boys at Camp Spaulding Pennavook N H will complete a month at camp this weekend and return home. Harold King and Albert Fowter named junior councillors. Mr and Mrs E B McCleary and Mr and Mrs George H Gutteridge visited the boys on Sunday.
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Maynard
Camp Spaulding
Pennavook N. H
Camp Aa
Harold King
Albert Fowter
E. McCleary
George H. Gutteridge
Pioneer New Hampshire Woman Receives Japanese Pension
Miss Alice Pettee Adams of Jaffrey has been awarded a 4 pension by the Japanese Government for Distinguished public service. She is said to be the first American and first woman to receive such a pension, and she attended a luncheon with the Crown Prince at Hana batatake Okayama. Adams has lived in Japan for about 36 years after joining the American Board of Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japprey
N. H
Alice Pettee Adams
Adams
Japan
Hanabatatake
Okayama
Miss A
Miss Adams
Alice
American Board of Missions
Lilahs. Adams
Waldo Stone
Sudbury
George A. Adame
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Meeting House
Frederick A. Walley
Resolute
Bolton
Camp
Cub
Fullenton
Main St
Ph. Bi
Gander
Spee
Trinity Church
Dodge Brothers
Vialle Motor Co
Walden St
Copse Brothers Motor Cars
Evangelistic Services
Wvetic Motor CO
Maynard Trust Company
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Tel
Mutty & Tirrell Inc
Buick
Dodge
Cadillac
Union Services
Hevrole
Fio B. Fitat
Gately Motor Co. Cor
Main & River Sts
Middlesex Insurance Partnership
Monument Square
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