Spanish War Souvenirs On Exhibit At Marlboro Show
A display by Collins Brothers attracts attention at the Marlboro convention with souvenirs from the Spanish American War. Prominent items include Navy ship Alabama and a tribute to George H. Ellis, the only Santiago defender killed aboard Cervera’s fleet. Also shown are pictures of Viscaya Reina Mercedes Moro Castle the Maine and numerous shells and relics.
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Marlboro
Collins, Brothers
Brooklyn
Cuba
Porto Rico
Navy
Jack
Alabama
Pathet
George H. Ellis
Battle of
San
Tiago
Sampson
Cervera
Viscaya
Reina Mercedes
Moro Castle
Maine
National Commander to Represent Senator Means at Marlboro Convention
William F. Jones of New York will officially represent the national department at the 28th annual department convention in Marlboro opening Friday night. As personal emissary of Senator Means the national commander, Jones will attend on behalf of the organization.
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Sewage
F MacCarthy
U. S
William F. Jones
New York
Marlboro
Jones
Senator Meats
Concord Grange Meeting and Supper in Vestry Hall
Concord Grange No 480 held a covered dish supper directed by Mrs Hattie Clark in the vestry of the Varisa Meeting House. Special guest Charine Garaney of Westfield attended with Marian Adams lecturer in charge and Agnes Hayes readings. Miss Anna Flavin sang with piano by Helen Loftus.
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Concord Grange
Agnes Hayes
Anna Flavin
Helen Loftus
Church Conference and Summer School Announced for 1927
Trinity Church Concord Mass notes services on Sunday June 19. The Church Conference of the Province of New England will be held at St Paul’s School Concord NH from June 21 to July 6 1927. A conference for church workers and a summer school for church music will take place at Wellesley Mass from June 27 to July 7 1927.
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Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith
Dexter
Recton
Church Conference of the Province of
Concord Girls Defeat Winthrop 3 1 In Tennis Meet
Concord High School girls tennis traveled to Winthrop and beat Winthrop High 3 1. Jaime Arkin won 6 4 6 0 over Frances Lill. Irene Turner of Winthrop defeated Helen Fahey 6 2 6 0. Concord won doubles as Fahey Wiggins beat Brown Dunbar 6 2 6 0 and Cook Peterson beat McCarthy Brett 7 5 9 7.
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Concord High School
Winthrop
Winthrop High School
Jaime Arkin
Concord High
Frances Lill
Dolly Cook
Dorothy Peterson
Helen McCarthy
Ruth Brett
Winthrop High
Sunday school and testimonial meeting schedule noted
A church reads a Sunday school at 10 45 a m and a testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7 45 pm. Reading room hours are listed in the edifice.
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Ator
Women’s Club Concludes Season With Plans for 1921
The Concord Women’s Club final session of the season was held Monday of last week with Hans Miller presiding. The executive board outlined plans for 1921 28 and announced no year books will be printed during the summer. A whist party and pie social were held as part of a church school picnic at Whites Corner. Mrs Ferguson was charged with duties while Margaret Mutehun and Sara Ferguson attended.
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Order of Hi Vertians
Margaret
Concord Womans Clup
Vres. Tars
Hans Miller
Memorial Services and Local Church Notes From Concord
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its memorial services for 44 departed members in the Masonic Temple. The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord, Mass, announced morning worship on June 19 1945 and a summer sermon series on the Gospel of Christ Interpreted Through Character starting with Ambition. Tournaments and golf results at Concord Country Club noted Blanchard winning the end flag event and several players finishing near the lead. A sedan was expected to make an appearance in Concord.
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Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth A. Pratt
Helen Allen
Charlotte Rodway
Florence Duren
Florence Danon
Myrtle Whitney
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Macbeth
Hey Sunday
James
Teius Wells
Blanchard
Concord Country Club
Herbert
But Hosmer
Buttrick Hest
T. W Sey’ Pratt
Herbert S. Townsend
Morgan K. Smith
Mate L. Era
Sedan
Children’s Day services draw 300 attendees at Trinitarian church
Over 300 people attend Sunday morning Children’s Day services at a Trinitarian Congregational church. Rev Dr. Gail Cleland delivers a short stirring address for the children. A pageant titled The Building of the Ship is impressively presented by Pe children under the Jaoee Sphook.
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Gail Cleland
Jaoee
Inter-Grade Field Day Scores and Winners
The second annual intergrade boys field day at Emerson Playground featured seventh and eighth grade events. Peter Bulkeley School teams dominated the eighth grade, while Harvey Wheeler School excelled in the seventh grade with Ruggerio and Witherell leading victories. Bulkeley topped the relay and several sprints. Open events included dashes, jumps, and shot put with Bulkeley and Harvey Wheeler claiming multiple titles.
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Emerson , Playground
Peter Paerson
Harvey
Soffite
Peter Bulkeley
Ruggerio
Harvey Wheeler
Witherell
Erisman
Murray
di Cicco
Ter Serie
Harvey’ Wheeler
Sch
Knowles
Sebook
Walsh
Peter’ Bulkeley
Rugerio
Siddot
John Dempsey
Auer
Wheeler School
Bulkeley School
Ulkeley
Peter
Bulkeley Eter
Bulkele Williams
Harvaird
Ikley
Ong
Hosey
Ter Bulkeley
Feehan
McWalters
Comins
Heyliger
Flannigan Hosey
Saffrite
Piers Titans
Jason
Harms
Carlson
Sheehan
Schools to Close and Graduation Plans Noted
Fragmented OCR text indicates schools will close for a period with teachers required to attend before closure. It mentions a high school graduation exercise on a night at the town hall and related class events the following day.
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Isién
Gra
Fae
Uné
Algo
Teachér Do you know what de sul strdam is
A humorous note from the St. Louis Times explains a misheard phrase about a river and a gulf club. The playful line suggests the German inquiry and a jokey answer about a river that runs by a gulf club.
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St. Louis
For Sale Small Building 15x8 Roadside Stand
Portable 15 by 8 foot building equipped for a roadside stand with a three burner oil stove ice cream cups two tonic coolers dishes and wiring for electric lights. Can be moved by truck and priced reasonably. Must be moved by duty. Mrs H Fanes Acton Massachusetts Tel Weat Acton 218.
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H. Fanes
Acton
Tel
Large Response to Concord Anarch Lecture by Violet Sewell Sew
The Lr the buwl Lrwa Weekly reports a June 3 lecture on Christian Science by Miss Violet Sew met of London England drew large crowds with about 1200 extra copies distributed. Copies were sent to Cedar Rapids Dallas Batavia Utica Brookline Cambridge Grafton Fitchburg Waverly and other cities with more requests received at the paper’s office.
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Buwl
Misa’ Violet ‘Kot Sewmet
London
England
New Englana
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dallas
Tex
Batavia N. Y
Utica
N.Y
Brookline
Cambridge
Grafton
Fitchburg Waverly
Nord
Bestia
Alaska
Veterans group to hold annual outing at Giduvester
At the CORP. RALPH HOSIER CAMP meeting of United Spain War Veterans Curto 56 the group voted the annual outing for July 26 at Giduvester. A committee led by Command Robert W. Parke with George Hagerty Franklin N. Prescott and AD Davis was chosen to make arrangements. It was voted to attend the Marl yer convention in full strength on 17 18 and 19.
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Meetig
Corp
Ralph Hosier Curto
United ‘Spain War Veterans In
Giduvester
Robert W. Parke
George Hagerty
Franklin N. Prescott
Ee Rake
AD Davia
Mike Arrangements
Marlyer
Baccalaureate Sermon At Middlesex Graduation Plans
Rev Samuel M Crothers of Cambridge preached the baccalaureate sermon for the Middlesex class. Graduation exercises are set for 2 pm. Ephron Cotting of St Louis MO is elected president of the First Class for next year, Henry Meyer of Suffern NY is chosen president of the Second Class.
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Samuel M. ‘Crothers
D. D
Cambridge
Middlesex
Ephron Cotting
St. Louis
Bnd
Henry Meyer
Suffern
N. Y
Sophomores Win Interclass Baseball Championship at Concord High
The Sophomores defeated the Juniors in an Emerson Park game to claim the interclass baseball title at Concord High School. Flannery scored from second on a wild throw, sealing the comeback as the Sophomores earned class numerals.
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Concord High School
Emerson Er
Tnt Wef
Bels
Flannery
Narrow Escape In Concord Reforms Near Elm Street
A driver swerved to avoid another car on Elm Street near the Reformatory, losing control and crashing. Police cleared a traffic jam as bystanders and authorities worked to restore order. The Concord Female Charitable Society held its last meeting of the season at Mrs. John G. Morse’s Monument Street home with Mrs. Wonton and Mrs. Morse on hospital work and refreshments served.
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Abels
Bostport
Moats
Price
Concord Police
Concord Female Charitable Society
John G. Morse
Monument Street
Wonton
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Ladies Home. Journal
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Des C. Davis
Concord, Mass
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Dulme
Laos
Malaguti
Bedford
Biford
Peepee Ep
E. E. Gray Co
Walden Street
W. G. White
Mgr
Gray's
Morrill
Ted Watt
Firestone
Cayes
Sudbury High School
Sudbury
jConcord
Reliab Pee
Fuller
Manchnae
Fuller Brust Co
Metropolitan
Boston
WM. J.bulger
Safe Deposit Box
T . Moda
UNE
Canada
Sere
LL. Anderson & Son
S$ Wosain Street
Edward
Ham- Building
Concor i Jones
Janette Thavyam
Essex
Henry A. Tobwsaen
Rena
Benjamin ‘DeSouza
West Acton
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