Local Graduation Program Sees Diplomas and Bibles Awarded
Hartford area ceremony honors pupils including Victoria Reynoldy Priscilla Mararel Gray Lena Rasmussen Ruth Roberta Goettler and Charlotte Goettler. The event featured songs by primary department and readings by Miss Gaults class with Dr. Philathea class leadership. A pageant titled The Call to War led by Florence Hast and Mrs Johns highlighted the program.
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Victoria Reynoldy
Recn
Denniston
Pricilla Mararel Gray
Lena Rasmussen
Ruth Roberta Goettler
Charlotte
Barbara Whitney
Anne Varley
Newman
Jean Fletcher
Mychold
Miss Gault
Dorothy Goettler
Helen
Doris Beane
Rachel ‘Tucker
Ethel Rasmussen
Dia
Sudbury Couple Edith Davis and Alvin Noyes Marry in Sudbury
The wedding at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. Davis, Center Read, united Edith Davis and Alvin Noyes. Attendants Baldwin and Mildred Davis served guests from Boston and Dorchester. The couple received many gifts and best wishes from friends as they begin their life together.
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Ane Oe
T. Davis
Edith Davis
Alvin Noyes
Baldwin
Mildred Davis
Boston
Dorian Roxbury
Mrs. Noyes
Maynard High School Flag Day Observance Honors Bertha Berg
A Flag Day program at Maynard High School auditorium featured Joseph Hurley of Boston as orator. Bertha Berg receives a gold medal for the best essay on What the Flag of the United States Means to Me. The event included violin perhaps, orchestra readings, and a patriotic play by the Junior High Dramatic Club.
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Maynard High School
Legion ‘Au Wary
Joseph “Hurley
Boston
Bertha Berg
Roosevelt School
United States
St. Bridget's
Bonnie
Martha Jantti
Alicé 'Doriatine
Manson Died at Home after Long Illness
Veteran of Spanish American War Thomas Manion died Friday at his home in Massachusetts Avenue after a brief pneumonia. Military funeral in Concord featured Ralph P. Hosmer Camp Veterans, massed color guards, a National Guard firing squad, and taps. Burial at St Bernard Cemetery. Survived by three sons Frances Charles and Thomas Jr and two daughters Elizabeth and Florence. Over 100 Trinity Sunday school children attended a picnic at Punkatasset Farm on Saturday.
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Thomas
Manson
Massachusetts
Ciasé
Reduiem
Earl WaFch
King
King: »\o clock: : hols. Shields
Ralph P. Hosmer
Commans ‘Parks
James Berry
William Byron
Dennis Sheehan
Thomas’ Todd
Alfred L. Loring
John B. Loring
George M. Lee
Oliver ‘Wood
National Guard
Gaudet
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
Aldo
Fon
Scott the Williams Foundry
Nis
Emwas
Manion
Ubslvddt
Frances Manion
Charles Manion
Thomas. Manion Jr
Elzebeth Eilertsen
Florence Piper
Concord couple marks 62nd wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F Smith of Concord observed their 62nd wedding anniversary at their home 61 Main Street with a family tea party and congratulations from many across wire and mail. The couple married June 7, 1865 in Boston. Mr Smith, born 1833 in Gloucester, long led local mills and served as Concord’s selectman and early librarian board member. They have 17 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. seven sons live nearby in Concord or California.
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Henry
Francis Smith
Main Street
Smith
San’ 1
Cal
A. F
A. M
Concords
Joft Waldén
R. A. of
Concord
de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
Boston
August Smith Named Captain of Middlesex School Team
Concord June 16 August M Smith of Concord veteran catcher elected captain of next year’s Middlesex School nine at a special meeting. He succeeds Philip N Faversham of New York who graduates this week. John W de Milhan of New York 1928 named manager for the coming year.
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Concord
M.smith
Middlesex School
Philip N. Faversham
New York
John W. de Milhan
Faversham
Hrect Smith
Thomas R. White
Philadelphia
Penn
Dudley, Robinson
John
Q. A. Doolittle
Utica
N. Y
James
Baldwin
Hent von L. Meyer
Suffern
Joseph de F. Junkin
New-York
Cyrus Brewer
Alexander Ly
Keyes
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West
M. Ja
New' Yor
Block Sold at Auction in Mortgagee Sale
The Silver Construction Co. block at the corner of Main and Nascent streets was sold at public auction Monday afternoon in a mortgagee sale. The bid reached $72,000, with Etta Turk of Boston named as the bidder.
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Silver ‘Construction Co
Corner Main
Etta Turk
Boston
Monior High School Graduation Promises Colorful Exercises
Monior High will graduate 125 pupils in a ceremony at the auditorium. The program features recitation, selections, orchestra, and essays by a long list of students led by Catherine Satmi Keto and Mary Campbell among others, with formal attire and uniform accents planned.
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Monior High School
Bool
Diglowad
Catherine
Satmi Keto
Agates
Mary Pbell
Hope Eter
Eosay
Abraham
Vera Saetusit
Panaele
Glickman
Gradusites
Catherine Lan
Saimb-Keto
Naephat Ojanen
Bino la Mman
Eno Wirkkaben
I Liverman
Esther Merrill
Mary, Cheney
Veronica Trebendis
Irja Jokela
Mary Campbell
Helvi Pieteld
Margeret Johnson
Tauno Tyrkko
Maxine DeLorey
Ahti Joknseerl
Jorma Huhtemakt
Ailf Hermanson
Francis ‘Hammon
Frederick ‘Leon
Frye
Linnia Maki
Fred Thompson
Ellen
Winnika
Norvin
Laubenstein
Niini Wirts
Margaret Chiggan
Madeline Cleary
Diva
Helenius
Bruno Kantanpana
Nicholas Luca
Elmer Maki
John Thomopson
Lauri Wick
William Marjanne
Raymond Paul
Charles Wiliamd
W A Stevens Laid to Rest in Concord
William A Stevens a well known local business man died in Concord Wednesday June eighth after a short illness. The funeral was held this afternoon at his home 2 Mentor Street. The service was conducted by Rev Gail Cleland pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery Everett. He was born in East Boston August 25 the son of Amos A and Han Stevens. He moved to Concord fifteen years ago and ran a store on Walden Street as an electrical contractor and sporting goods dealer. He was a charter member of the Odd Fellows lodge. He is survived by his wife Lucy D Stevens a daughter Mrs Eliot R Howard and two sisters Mrs Mary J Tut tle of Somerville and Mrs Theodore G Boutelle of Woburn.
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William A. Stevens
Concord
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Donational Church
Stevens
Woodlawn
Everett
Boston
Amos A.’ Ani
Png
Walden St
I ‘Lodge
Odd Paloysia
Lucy
D. Stevens
Eliot
R. ;. Howard
Mary J. Tuttle
Somerville
Theodore G. Boutelle
Woburn
Miss Margaret O Grady Given Shower Before July Wedding
Concord Junction guests surprised Miss Margaret O Grady with a miscellaneous shower at Miss Margaret Brown’s Old Marlboro Road home. Pink and white decor framed a party with games music a mock wedding and a generous gift basket of cut glass linen and kitchen utensils for the upcoming marriage in early July.
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Concord Junction
Margaret
O'Grady
Margaret Brown
Old
Marlboro ‘Road
Miss O’grady
Agnes O'Grady
Mary Connorton
Madeline Ryan
Prescott Firm Undergoes Reorganization in Bedford
Bedford reports the firm J. P. Prescott Co. reorganized with Mrs. Ada Prescott as president Horace A tt as treasurer Amos Taylor of Bedford and E Loomis of Bed as directors. The board of directors includes prominent local figures and the business prospects are discussed.
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Bedford
J. P. Prescott
J. P. Prescott. Co
Mra
AL BP
Horace A.tt
Fat
Ce Dent
Era
Amos ‘Tayloy
Ford A Rew
E Ce Loomis
Bed- Sree
Anniversary Keepsakes for Mr and Mrs H M Whitney
Concord residents celebrate the Whitneys at 5 Everett Street marking 73 years of marriage. H M Whitney, born in Acton, long served in the Road Department and holds Past Grand rank in Concord lodge I O C F. Mrs Whitney, born in West Acton, has roots in Acton and Willow Rebekah lodge. They have nine children and many grandchildren.
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Concord
H. Martin Whitney
Everett St
Con. Cord Lodge I. O. C. F
Ef Rebekah Lodge
Con. Co
Whitney
Weston
Acton
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Robinson Picked by Expert on All Scholastic Baseball Team
Concord star Dave Robinson nominated by Advertiser expert Sammy Cohen as pitcher on All Scholastic first base ball team. George Johnson of Concord also named. The record shows Concord victories over Middlesex Needham Walpole Framingham with Robinson totaling 69 innings, 42 hits, 81 strikeouts.
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Concord
Dave’ Robinson
Concord High School
Advertiser
Sammy Cohen
Boston
Geo. Johnson
Middlesex
Needham
Sem Syretantet
Ip Essen
Walpole
Framingham
Flag Day Observance at Concord Lodge Draws Local Groups
Concord Lodge No. 1479 BPOE hosted Flag Day ceremonies in Town Hall with members from Hosmer United Spanish War Veterans Concord Cadets Girl Scouts and local citizens. Speakers included Robert J White Middlesex County Assistant District Attorney and Burleigh L Pratt led the ceremony alongside lodge officers and musical performances by Mrs Benjamin Derby and Laura Keley.
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Feake
Hosmer
James J
Manefield Post
American Legion
Concord Cadets
Girl Scouts
Concord Lodge
Town I
Sunda
Austin D. MacRae
William L. Fitzpatrick
Benjamin Derby
John J. Mullaney
William’ G
Murray
Harold’ I. Wellington
Burleigh
St. Bridget‘s
Maynard
Concord High Track Meet Records Fall At Emerson Playground
Concord High School held its annual interclass meet on Tuesday at Emerson Playground. The seniors dominated with a total of 66 113 points, ahead of the Sophomores 28 23, Freshmen 19, and Juniors 17. Six event records were broken including mile, high jump, shot put, quarter mile, pole vault, and others. Dalton led as high scorer with multiple firsts.
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Concord High
Emerson Playground
Intervines
Dalton
Tion
Everett
Educa Concord High
Gagne
Lawrence
Byron
Ephomore
Parker
Tolman
Mores
Pyt
Tyiret
Lee Dabh
Congeltogee
Freer
Bhit Malcolma
D. Robinson
G. Downing
Connell
Tr Man
Dasto
Ata
Bentinelli
Sheehan
R. ‘Currier
Ire Parke
Dermott
Hill
G.downing
Mallen
Cullin
McGrath
Mullen
Parke
J. Bartolomeo
Pedinelli
W. T. G. McDermott
John Culkins
John Brown
G. Lawrence
Bard
Er Ae
Seas Scherer
Garrett
Sophomo
Weston Wins Rubber Game Over Sudbury High
Sudbury High visited Weston for the rubber game of the season. Weston, upset by last week’s defeat, played with resolve to prove it was a mistake. Sudbury used two pitchers and a catcher in the box, but Weston still dominated the game.
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Sudbury High
Weston
Jones
Sudbury
Afl
Ladies Social at Universalist rummage sale features music
A Universalist church ladies group hosts a rummage sale next Saturday at 2 o clock in the rooms of Quimby Square. The event includes a Concord Musical Club concert with items and salable goods listed, featuring performances by Pearl A. Nelson and Blanche Havens among others.
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Social the Universalist Church
Har
Geing
Quimby Square
Saletiins
Concord
Fods
Minter
Harriet
Pearl A
Viola
Nelson
A Blanche
Havens
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Mrs. Henr
August Smith
W. A. Stevens
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