Simi Hermit Hoar Dies at 70 in California
Charles E. Hoar known as Simi Hermit died after a weeklong illness in Ventura California. His ashes will be sent to Concord Massachusetts for burial in Sleepy Hollow family lot. He was a Harvard graduate and reclusive landowner with siblings Mrs Samuel Hoar and Miss Clara Hoar, and two sisters. His body to be cremated and ashes returned to Concord.
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Bard Hospital
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Tal
Sherman Hoar
Samuel
Clara Hoar
Achusetts
Simi Valley
Harvard
A T Carter
Simir
Mass
Concord area notices mix with town ads and sports result
Local items report cemetery decorations and an 14 to 0 defeat by Concord Junction's team. Classifieds advertise hay seed and goods while job calls seek a maid, a nurse, and general house help. Public notices include a lost book claim and property listings with local addresses.
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Dated Notices
Local items include pollen and health notes, school terms and commencements, personnel changes at B L Filene, and social activities from Concord Grange to St Bernard's parish. A Concord baseball win over St Andrew’s is detailed with box highlights and upcoming games.
Hoar for Congress seen as Lowell district standard bearer
A Lowell Democrat suggests Concord would join the Lowell district and Hoar would likely become a Congressional candidate within a few years. Other Lowell Democrats, including Humphrey O Sullivan, may enter the race if Hoar or Ames is not re elected. The piece notes the district favors Democrats and hints at McCarthy’s possible appointment and Hoar’s rising prominence.
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Concord
Hoar
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Ames
Chicago
Roosevelt
Concord C A R chapter hosts year end meeting for Children of the American Revolution
The Old Concord Chapter of the D A R held its final meeting of the season at the Chapter House. Regent Mrs. George M. Baker presided as Miss Mary W. Tewksbury read the collected gifts and a treasurer's report praised the spring tea room’s success. A fall fair was planned and state conference reports were shared. Refreshments followed served by local hostesses.
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Old Concord
C. A.R
George M. Baker
Mary W. Tewksbury
Abram E. Brown
Worcester
Alvin R. Bailey
Newton
Washington
George 8. Blinn
Elmer E. Shattuck
James R. Bent
Concord W Cc. T. A
Harvey Wheeler
Maynard
Llewsac Lodge
Bedford
Willow Rebekah Lodge Postpones Graduation Night Meeting
Willow Rebekah lodge officers will delay their 19th meeting to Friday evening the 21st due to attendance at Concord high school graduation exercises. Supper at 7, degree conferrals to follow for several candidates. West Acton Winona Rebekah lodge members invited as guests.
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Concord High School
George Marshall
Somerville
Winona Rebekah Lodge
West Acton
Pulpit Service Next Sunday and Summer Schedule
The pulpit service next Sunday morning at 10 45 will be in charge of the pastor. During the remainder of the summer the Christian Endeavor meeting and the Second Service on Sunday evening will be combined from 7 to 9 o'clock. The Duty of Being Pleasant will be the subject next Sunday evening. Christ and the Individual will be the subject of the meeting Friday. Children's Day observances were led by Charles H Blatchford superintendent of the Sunday school. Baptismal Bibles were presented by the pastor to seven children. Miss Lucy Wheelock delivered a notable address, head of Wheelock Kindergarten Training School Boston. Two hundred potted plants were presented to Sunday school members. Large attendance reported.
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Haverhill
Margaret O'Brien
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Middlesex School
Edward Rockwood
Lynn
Keyes
Mary McManus Ihuraday
Deckland O'Brien
Deaconess Hospital
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Chicago
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Waltham
Walter A. Carr
Trinitarian
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Wrecking Crew
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Ladies’ Charitable Society
William Wheeler
George Edwin Walcott
Eim
Lovin
the Oaks
South Acton
J. W. Raymond
St. Bernard's Parish
Martha Houghton
Concord
Everett Montague
Junction
Corinthian Lodge
Richard F. Wood
Henry F. Smith
Saugus
Fitchburg
Atwood
Mevennel
Nathan Benny Hosmer
California
Hosmer
Herbert W. Hosmer
Christian Endeavor
United
Christ
Charles H. Blatchford
Lucy Wheelock
Wheelock Kindergarten Training School
Boston
Safe and Sane Fourth Movement Proposed in Concord
A push for a safe and sane Fourth of July in Concord is led by Wells A. Hall, superintendent of schools. The plan suggests a citizen committee, parades, children's programs, sports, flag raising, and a Declaration of Independence reading with music and refreshments, funded by local volunteers.
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Wells A. Hall
Board of Selectmen
N. Supt. Hall
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