Concord Junction Community News Highlights May Events
Maynard Russell recovers from grip. West Concord school ends term. graduation exercises set for Thursday with Prof Nelson of Harvard to speak. Concord Junction baseball beats Wakefield 7-2 for eighth win in nine games. Fourth of July plans grow with town events and a married vs single men game. Slaughterhouse project in Westvale advances. station incident涉及 Fayette. court case adjourned to July 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Russell
West Concord
Dorchester
Speed Boys
Valley Garden
Nelson
Harvard
Concord Junction
Wakefield
C. J. Independents
Damon
Neven
Stevenson
Knowles
Willis
Lawn Party hosted by West Concord Woman's Club
West Concord Woman's Club hosted a lawn party on Central Street Saturday evening with hostesses helping. The event, initially planned for Thursday, was delayed by continued rain and drew a successful turnout.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Central St
Local Socials Include Tables and Entertainers
Sal Mrs John Brown and other ladies organized games and entertainment. Mrs candy table Miss Margaret Damon Miss May Bowker and others assisted with tonic and white Goode table while Mrs George 8 Russell and Mrs Clarence oversaw games and Mrs B E B and Mrs William Wood supervised the entertainment.
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Sal
John Brown
Candy
Margaret Damon
May Bowker
Charles Noll
White ‘Goode
George 8. Russell
Clarence
B. EB
Willam Wood
Women Attend Annual Social With Prizes And Refreshments
A few readable details describe a social event with a party atmosphere and enjoyable tables. Miss Ellen Heyes won the first ladies prize, Mr. Ruddy the first gentleman prize, and Riverett Reed of Cord received the second gentleman prize. Consolation prizes went to Miss Mary Ryan and John Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Heyes
Ruddy
Riverett Reed
Mary Ryan
John Andrews
Sunday morning prayer and reception at Concord church
The community learns of morning services led by Rev. George A. Tewksbury of Concord and a Wednesday reception for Tei Ninomiya, a Smith College alumna returning to her native land. Also advertised are tomato plants four varieties by the box or thousand and a flower garden offering asters, salvia, gillflowers, and long stemmed pansies by F. L. Garland at Concord Junction, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
Tei Ninomiya
Smith Lege
F. L. Garland
Concord Junction
Tel
Mass
Sunday Church Services at Concord Junction Churches
Sunday service times listed with morning and evening hours. Notes mention 10 48 a m 7 p m and a 12 00 m service plus evening church gathering at 600 p m.
Maynard Perry Visits Morse Family and Town News
Maynard Scott Perry of Dartmouth College visits Mr and Mrs A L Morse. Several locals and visitors noted including Lillian Dean from Fitchburg visiting Harlow Green, Marjorie Doherty confined home in Woburn, Frank Murray at Tufts Holy Cross game in Worcester, Mrs John Ingham returning from Fort Frederic and Burlington. Officer John Connors operated on at Mass General and recovering well. William Green returns from Boston hospital for heart treatment. A concert Tuesday drew a large crowd though standing hindered enjoyment. Ruth Bagster retires from teaching. J D W Chester presents silver spoons. Montana Harry, 69, in town two weeks selling medicines. veteran scout with Civil War record. plans to meet old G A R friends.
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Marjorie Doherty
Woburn
Frank Murray
Tufts
Holy Cross
Worcester
John Ingham
Fort Frederic
N. Y
Burlington
John Connors
Mass
General Hospital
William Green
Boston Hospital
Ruth Bagster
Maple St
J.D W. Chester
Montana
Harry
Uncle Sam
Concord Church Schedule Highlights Various Congregations
Trinitarian Congregational led by Rev George A Tewksbury offers day services with sermons at 1046 p m and 730 p m with Sabbath noon services. First Parish Unitarian holds services monthly first Sunday at 730 am and third Sunday at 730 am with Wednesday class meetings and Friday prayers. First Church of Christ Scientist lists services Sundays 1030 am and Wednesday 8 with reading room hours 3 to 5 pm. Epworth League and Ladies Aid meet monthly with prayer gatherings and vestry activities. All are cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
Ladies Aid
Epworth League
First Church of Christ Scientist
Insurance
T. Square
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule From Fraternal Orders
Readable fragments show meeting cadence for Foresters Companions of Forest A W Loage No 181 D of R Pythias O T and related groups. List mentions first and third Mondays second and fourth Tuesdays plus other scattered notes indicating regular lodge and fraternal society gatherings.
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Pu Io
Pythias
Wedeo
O. T
C.f
Emntas
Bermaas
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W. Brown
Walter A. Wood
The
Maynard Smoke Shop
Maynard
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Timothy Duggan
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Tog Abe
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Scott Perry
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A. L. Morse
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First Parish Unitarian
Scandinavian M. &. Church
Iowa
Horrace Tuttle & Co
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Waltham
Johnson Phar
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