About Concord Notes From Memorial Day and Local Socials
Memorial Day events fill Concord schools and Colonial Inn with visitors including ex Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston. Attendance tops 200 on Memorial Day at the inn as guests and sightseers arrive from near and far. The town also hosts W C T U meetings and the annual L T L gathering with leaders from surrounding towns.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Billiott Willard
Clifton Hills
Keene, N. HS
R. D. Willard
Colonial Inn
H. C. Rolfe
Hampshire County
Hazel J. Hadley
Helen Hadley
Emma L. Melvin
Malden
W. H. Sweet
F. N. Phillips
Providence
Jane A. Duff
Agnes Walton
London
Franklin Pierce
Dean Academy
Frank Pierce
Hubbard St
M. L. Drawbridge
L. D. Drawbridge
Hopkinton
Concord
G. W. Hunt
Thoreau St
Wm. M. Cole
Harvard College
George M. Ba
Soldiers Memorial Service at Trinitarian Church
A Soldiers' Memorial service was held Sunday evening at the Trinitarian church with 150 in attendance. The program included Memorial Day music and a solo by Miss Mary V. Tewksbury, plus Mrs. Ju lia Ward Howe's Battle Hymn of the Republic in honor of Howe's 90th birthday.
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Trinitarian
Coe
Julia Ward Howe
Mary V. Tewksbury
Roxbury Boy Breaks Arm at Concord Picnic
A 13 year old boy from Martin School Boston named George Dolan fractured both bones in his left forearm during a ball game on Bedford Street in Concord on a Saturday afternoon. A local physician treated him before he was taken to Boston for further care.
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Roxbury
Concord
Martin School
Boston
George Dolan
Bedford St
Dolan
Sincere thanks for kindness after our bereavement
We express sincere appreciation for the many kind acts that lightened our sorrow. We, Martin, Margaret and Winnifred O Nell, will always remember with gratitude the true friends we found in our greatest sorrow.
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Martin, Margaret
Winnifred O'Nell
Against Dancing The church critique by H. B. Haver
A Protestant speaker argues against dancing within church life condemning secular dances, citing religious misuse and temptations. He claims dancing was not Biblical worship, urges Christians to abstain, and says true believers will avoid such amusements.
Widow of Concord Resident Mar gareet O Neil Dies
Mrs. Mar gareet O Neil died after a brief illness in Concord on Saturday morning. Born in Ireland 55 years ago she came to the United States as a child and lived in Concord for 39 years. Funeral Mass was held at St Bernard s Church and she was buried in St Bernard s Cemetery.
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H. H. Trowbridge
Boston
Colonial Inn
George S. Barr
Barr
Albert Egebretsen
John M. Keyes
Beverly
Loring Towle
Newton
Charles Towe
Hubbard St
Edith A. Buck
Juniper Point
Nathan B. Stow
Guy V. Carter
B. W. Melvin
Malden
Concord
Margareet O'Neil
O'Neil
Ireland
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Auto Cases In Cambridge Court Dismissed And Fines Set
In Cambridge court Saturday Charles Cutting had his reckless driving case placed on file. Arthur L. Robinson defended his former chauffeur who has since left employment. after evidence the charge was dismissed. Lewis T. Wilbur paid a $10 fine for overspeeding, driver for F. A. Sircon of Malden.
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Malden
Parishioners Gift Pastor With 600 For Horse and Carriage
Rev M J Flaherty of St Bernard's is surprised with a $600 purse to buy a horse and carriage after Fr Lynch leads a hall gathering. An evening of gratitude features Boston orchestra, piano solos, and vocal selections as the parish expresses its affection and strengthens bonds.
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St. Bernard’s Parish
M. J. Flaherty
Flaherty
Monument Hall
Fr. Lynch
Deing
Lynch
Boon
Boston
Mary Murray
Thomas Powers
St. Bernard’s Church
Juniors Give Dance Honoring the Seniors at Baton
The high school dance filled Baton Hall with about 350 invited guests from Junior and Senior classes plus friends. Decor by the Juniors in blue and gold created a pleasing setting. Matrons included Mrs Murray Ballou and Mrs Charles S Towne. King Cole orchestra provided music and Florence White Elizabeth Nagle Marion Towne led the planning. Ballou Hubbard and Blood aided guests and many out of town visitors attended.
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Baton
Murray Ballou
Charles S. Towne
Elizabeth M
Concord Nines Defeat Murdock 3–0 In Tight Contest
The Concord school team beat Murdock by three runs in Winchendon led by Matthews excellent pitching allowing only two hits. Bosworth calmed Concord bats after a first inning surge by Watters who scored three runs. Blakely starred in the field for the visitors.
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Concord
Winchend
Murdock
Matthews
Concord Watters
Bosworth
Concord Boys
Tne
Concord School
Po French
Fitzpatrick
Gilman
I Matthews
Banks
Armstrong
Spencer
Wadleigh
Ricker
Po Howard
Clark
Brown
Fielden
Smith
Mcintosh
Gleason
McDonald
Wellington
French
Fitzpatrick Matthews
W. H. Pierce
House and items up for rent and sale in Concord area
Multiple local notices list a Sudbury road house for let with eight rooms and modern upgrades, a mid aged woman for housework, a Concord farm sale including a square piano and billiard table, chestnut posts and asparagus roots for sale, horse stalls for rent, gravel and sand for sale, extra quality hay, and a tenement for rent opposite the post office with inquiries to local residents.
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Sudbury Road
Geo. D. Hubberd
H. P. Worthley
Concord
Chas.c. Davis
Mass
W. Prescott
A. M. , Saunders
Memorial Day Observances at St Bernard's Cemetery
Memorial day exercises were held Sunday afternoon in St Bernard's Cemetery with a full attendance from St Bernard's parish and visitors from near and far. The choir sang Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee as Rev. M J Flanerty offered prayers.
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St. Bernard’s Cemetery
St. Bernard’s Parish
St. Bernard’s Church
M. J. Flanerty
Advertised Letters List Names Persons and Addresses
Samuel M. Boyd Willie Jolly Frank Smith Box 559 Leroy Twombly Henry Joseph Wopuicki Nora Healy Sarah Hubbard James Jolliffe Jolliffe summaries indicate a routine postal notice listing names of individuals with addresses for possible return of undelivered mail.
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Samuel M. Boyd
Willie Jolly
Frank 8
Matthews Holds Quincy In One-Hit Pair Of Games
Matthews again dominated Friday as Concord faced Quincy high school, yielding only four hits across two games. Concord scored in the first inning both days while the rest of the game remained scoreless. The fielding was clean and the exhibition praised as one of the year’s best.
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Matthews
Quincy High School
Concord
Kendall Green Beats C A C Nine in Lopsided Game
Kendall Green defeated the C A C nine 12 to 2 with Hubbard and Dempsey pitching for Kendall Green. Varley at catcher and the team overall played a strong game as Kendall Green seeks supremacy in a June meeting at Weston.
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Dempsey
Kenney
Kendall Green
Weston
Medford High Outmatched by Concord High in Baseball Game
Concord high school defeated Medford high school Saturday as Hopkins limited Medford to six hits and nine strikeouts. Connorton led the batting for Concord with solid hitting throughout the game.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Waltham
Waltham Council
Concord
E. Loughlin
Concord High School
Boston
Hopkins
Medford
Medford High
Connorton
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New York
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Charles W. Smith
Susie Moulton
Acton
G. B. Lombard
Jessie Blanchard
Maynard
Albert Rockwood
Amherst
J. Raymond Watts
Lynn
L. T
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Trintarian Church
Carlisle
Dyer
Littleton
West Acton
The
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H. ©. Rolfe
Leslie Anderson
Carlton Needham
Lois Moore
Mary Damon
Concord Junction
Elliott Preble
Ayer
Edward C. Damon
Martin Tuttle
Helen G. Rice
Evelyns. Norton
Auburndale
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Trinitarian Church Notes
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Ishioners
RichaRdson’s
Blakely
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Pharmacist
Concord, Mass
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Sheppard
Knowles
Dee
Davis
Twombly
E'S McKeown
H. Fahey
Hamilton
II. Fahey
Barrows
Munroe
McKeown
Conorton
Mill Brook Farm
Burrowe’s
Stow St
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Masonic Hall
Thomas Hollis
ST. Bernard's Cemetery
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C Banks
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Po Manning
Bates
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Cobb
Chapman
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Galvin
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Howe
Vatten Ball
Middlesex
St. Andrews School
Emerson School
St. Andrews
Woods
Old Concord Post
Co. I, 6Th Regt
South Lincoln
Armory
St. Anne’s Church
Henry €. Cunningham
Blue
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
A. L. Hicks
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
C. S. Towne
Friend’s Block
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Chas, A. Parmenter & Co
South
Sudbury
W. Herbert Way
Camhbridge Turnpike
D.ee Papon
Goncord, Massy
Joe Kulscar
Walden St
Clara B. Singleton
Fletcher
Oak St. Maynard
John A. Finegan
C. L. King
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