Concord couple plans permanent home after visit to Royal Boston
Concord High School notices Mr and Mrs Wallace B Conant leaving for a six week visit to the Royal Boston area and Germany. The piece mentions legal and property matters, the Channing office involvement, and a Concord rental listing. A separate sports line lists Concord T T peg and player stats with multiple names and fielding details.
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Wallace B. Conant
Ae Ee
Royal Boston
Slam
Germany
Norum
Fairhaven High
Place
Sudbury
Walter Channing
Annual June Dance in Eliot Hall Planned
The text notes a Thursday afternoon event on June 10 in Eb Hall with Prof. WwW University hosting the Glee and Mandoline club. It mentions three rehearsals and a night dance to cap the day, concluding with the annual June event in Eliot Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb Hall
Www University
Glee and
Eliot Hall
Obituary highlights for Bulkeley family member
The obituary notes Benjamin R. Bulkeley, emeritus of the First Parish. Burial took place in the family lot in Sleepy Hollow. The deceased was a 1911 high school graduate who trained at Goddard Hospital in Tow and New York. Survived by her father, mother, a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Sleepy
Goddard Hospital
Tow
New York
Concord May Festival Draws Hundreds of Peter Bulke Schools
A belated May festival was held Friday afternoon at Emer ground with several hundred boys and girls from Peter Bulke agmene schools. Miss Mary Bryant supervised music with Philip J. Flynn in charge. May Queen Dorothy Peterson crowned after songs and games. Confirmation class of 53 girls and 42 boys confirmed at St Bernard’s by Rt Rev Joseph G auxiliary bishop, Rev William H Finnick pastor, Rev Henry Jo Ryan curate, with sponsors and choir music under Mrs Donahue and Mrs James J Laugh. Benediction by Fr Ryan.
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Peter Bulkeagmene
Emer
Mary Bryant
Penny Philip J. Flynn
Dorothy Peterson
St. Bernard’ S
Joseph G
Focese
William H. Finnick
Henry Jo Ryan
T Ren
Mra Donahue
James J. Laugh
Masang O’salutaris
Fr Ryan
Telephone foreman leads 401s in Pemberton reunion sports
Richard Mahoney foreman of N. B. Tel and Tel Co Con cord district won multiple prizes at the annual 401s Telephone Battalion reunion in Pemberton. He captured first prize in the one man tug of war and distance diving plunge, earning a silver cup in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mahoney
N. B. Tel. and
Tel. Co
Concord
401S Telephone Battalion
Pemberton
Old Concord Chapter D A R Outing to Groton Delightful
The Old Concord D A R held its annual outing on a sunny Wednesday with a Groton trip by automobile. Mrs Charles Kimball of Littleton spoke on Groton history, highlighting the Inn, and Littleton contributed an account of local history. The group toured Groton Library, viewed pottery relics, and visited the Lovethorpe School of Landscape Gardening before admiring exotic gardens. The day wrapped up as a successful chapter program conclusion.
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Lovethorpe School of
St George's Defeats Middlesex In New Port Tennis Match
St George's school beat Middlesex 3 1 in a New Port tennis meet Saturday. Singles results: Cox over Warburg 6 2 and 6 3 2, Melville over Ware 6 0 6 4, Heck over Sands 6 0 6 1. Doubles Melville Todd (St G) over Ware Appleton 6 66 3 6 4 Warburg Sands (M) over Jackson Maxwell 7 6 3 6 0.
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St. George’s School
Middlesex School
Newport St
Cox
St. G
Warburg
Melville
Ware
Heck
Sands
Melville - Todd
Appleton
Jackson
Maxwell
Middlesex Defeats St George's to Close Season
Middlesex school ended its baseball season with a decisive victory over its rival St George's at Newport. Faversham held opponents to two singles, while Middlesex batted Dean for a dozen runs with contributions from Paine Hardy and Maidon. Baldwin Hardie and A. Smith paced the attack.
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Middlesex
St. George's School
Newport
Faversham
Fox
Dean
Paine
Hardie
Maidon
Baldwin
A. Smith
Water Extension Question At Town Meeting Sparks Debate
At the town meeting residents debated rescinding the water extension approved in March. The discussion covered the department's 91 percent pumping subsidy to Annursnac Hill reservoir for high pressure service and who should bear added costs for customers. Water Commissioner support noted prior pay arrangements and board decisions.
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Ion Electric Light Commiss
Department
Annursnac Hill
Water Board
Iepaid
Concord Boy Scouts Honor Memorial Day Supper
After Memorial Day ceremonies on May 1, Concord Boy Scouts enjoyed a supper organized by local women led by Mrs Dudley. Executive Holbrook of the Waltham Council arrived as the boys began eating and praised Eagle Scouts Gilbert Lawrence and Delmar Willard, noting Concord beat Waltham Scouts by about three days.
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Mra Dudley
Executive Holbrook
Aitham Council
Gilbert Lawrence
Delmar Willard
Concord
Waltham
Con game failed as Splaine scores game winner at Emerson
Robinson of Concord High attempted to steal third in a 6 to 6 ninth inning during a Sophomore Junior clash on Emerson playground. Captain William Splaine reached home on a dash for the plate, giving his team a 7 to 6 victory.
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Robinson
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
William Splaine
Division 44 Ladies Hibernians Meet at Monument Hall
Auxiliary Division 44 of the Ladies' Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Monument Hall with President Miss Tobin presiding. Rev Finnick the new pastor of St Bernard's church spoke as a special guest. A lawn party is planned on Saturday June 19 at the president's residence on Sudbury road.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Miss . Co. Tobin
I. Finnick
St. Bernard’s Church
Miss Tobin
Sudbury Road
Trinity Church Concord Announces Picnics and Talks
Trinity Church in Concord Massachusetts schedules a June 12 picnic for children meeting at Richardson's Corner and a June 13 Holy Communion and sermon. A July 4 youth gathering at Wright Tavern centers on peace with public meetings in Trinity Parish House led by church and college leaders.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Richardson's Corner
Whites Pond
New England
Re of
Youth For Peace
Sophomores and Juniors Triumph in School Baseball Tests
The Sophomores defeated the Sen team 20 to 12 in a baseball game. The Juniors Beat the Freshmen 18 to 8. The Juniors also topped last week’s result in a separate outing.
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J. Novos.trom
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Joom
Concord T. T. Peg
Johnson
Gregg Ct
A. Loftus
Cousins
Aeoizee McHugh
Arkin
Smith Cf
Mulcahy
Bulger
Gregg
Sherman
Cornelliar
B. Cornelliar
Pickard
Ayer T
Smith
Downing
Dempsey
Isner
T. Concord
Reeman & x, Clancy Plumbing & Hexting
Main
Las Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Indianapolis
Ind
Acton Street
Maynard
Lilla M. Wheeler
Concord Conoots
M. J. Dee
Main St
Concord Jct
Dal
Raeeenaet
Derek
Potat
Aggg Implements
Wirthmore Poultry and Stock Feed
C. H. Mead
A. R
Oating
Groton
ST. George Wins
Middlesex Mauls ST. George
Ntoice
The
Midd Institution For Savings
H. W. Hosmer
Asst
Treas
Maes
Rickles Shoe Store
Ee Vv
Concord Boy Scouts
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Massachusetts
Lexington, Wayland, Maynard, Lincoln, Weston, Bedford, Concord
Actons
A. D. MacRae
Hea
Illing & Electrical Dealer
Tel
Salvia Petunias
Heliotrope
L. Cousins
Florist
A. D. Holt
Summer St
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Carlisle
Carlis
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