Women of Country Club Beat Men 29 to 26 on Warm Day
The Concord Country Club women defeated the men 29 to 26 in a sunlit game despite threat of showers. Mary Parker and Mrs. Thompson starred for the women while M. B. L. Bradford led the men. A Saturday rematch is planned with playful bets on attire and better luck.
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Concord
Mary Parker
Gordon Hutchins
Mary Norton
Thompson c
Mary. Coolidgess
Hilda Smith
Thompson
Ballou
French
Pepper
Peter Thompee
Reshuffled Concord Community Notes and School Changes
The column notes a new residence being erected on Commonwealth Avenue by John Mitchell, Rowland Watts resigning as principal of West Concord School after four years, and the Snyderland family of Allston occupying the Central Street house. It mentions Divine worship at 3 p.m. and a Somerville speaker W T Dew on. The Union church Men’s club postponed their picnic due to a measles outbreak. Ruth Allen hosted a Central Street party with whist and music, followed by refreshments. Framingham Normal School class day drew local guests, with Bessie Judge Ava Chapman and Lara Hope set to graduate this year.
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Commonwealth Ave
John Mitchell
Rowland Watts
West Concord
Snyderland
Allston
Central St
International Bible
Laws Brock Ra
W.T. ‘Dew On
Somerville
Union Church
Ruth Allen
Framingham Normal School
Bessie Judge
Ava Chapman
Lara Hope
Rev Silas Adams resigns after eight years at Union Church
At a Sunday church meeting the resignation of Reverend Silas N Adams was accepted. He will finish his duties next Sunday and remain in Concord Junction for a time. During his pastorate attendance rose and a $20 000 addition was completed with half the debt cleared. Several connected members wish him success in his future field.
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Union Church
Society of the Union Church
Silas N. Adams
Adams
Concord Junction
Walter W. Campbell
Freeport
Union Church Service Draws 80 Lodge Members
Over eighty members of the Odd Fellows lodges attended a service at Union Church with Daniel A. Lakin as marshal. Special seating was arranged for lodge members while Mr Chadbourne of Cambridge delivered the address on Character.
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Low Rebekah
Union Church
Odd Fellows
Daniel A. Lakin
Chadbourne
Cambridge
Social Five
Lodge
George Montague
Beatrice Thurston
Edith McWilliams
Nellie Colby
Elsie Larmore
Tremont Temple
West Concord School Honors Miss Al mira Pickard
At Friday noon the grammar grades held a demonstration for Miss Al mira Pickard, seventh grade teacher for 12 years, as she will marry in the summer and not return in fall. The pupils presented her with a gift she helped purchase. Her efficient service and popularity are noted as a loss to the school.
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West Concord
Almira Pickard
Miss Pickard
Belmont Club Poised For Strong Return In Saturday Game
Expect a good game as the Belmont club faces local opponents Saturday afternoon. After a slump last week the locals aim to rebound with solid play while visiting lineup features Sik Siu and other credible players.
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Belmont Club
Be's Sik Siu
South Acton Notes and Local Happenings
John Edwards from Gloucester visited South Acton for a paternal call. Miss Halliday left for Calais Maine. Clarence Hall spent months with Uncle Sidney Chase. Miss C Eliza Pletcher at home for summer to study violin. W W Bassett of Paledeto California visits Miles family before naval duties. Howard Quimby returns from Brown University with civil engineering diploma. Ralph Hastings attended New England Bankers Association meeting in New London Connecticut. Roland Willis ill with throat trouble but improving. Mrs Welsh visited from Somerville. Grandma works in Lowell as a tailoress. Salvator Lombardo writes from Boulogne with Italian army. Austin Spinney from New Haven stopped en route to Nova Scotia. Strawberry season active. local harvesters busy. John Kennedy returned from Homeopathic hospital improved. Boy Scouts lawn party at school grounds Thursday June 26. P H Keefe horse ran away in Nine Acre Corner. Some acton ball fans attended a Newtons vs Total game in Concord. Hopkins pitching blamed for loss. Congregational Church L 8 C special meeting Friday 2 30. Prayer meeting Friday 7 30. One day night prayer meeting. Sunday 10 30 preaching. Noon Sunday school. GC B meeting 6 Sunday evening. preaching 7.
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John Edwards
Glou‘center
Hyannis
Mass
Halliday
Calais
Clarence Hall
Sidney Chase
C. Eliza Pletcher
W. W. Bassett
Paldeto
Cal
Charles Miles
Charlestown Navy Yard
Howard Quimby
Brown University
Ralph Hastings
New England Banker's Association
New London
Conn
Nova Scotia
Acton
Maynard
John Kennedy
Boston
Boy Scouts of
South Acton
P. H.keefe
Acre Corner
West St
Exchange Square
Concord
Newtons
Junction
Joe Hopkins
Bone
Licenseless driver Nearly Causes Bridge Crash
A young woman driving at 40 mph struck Edén Cahill’s wheelbarrow on the bridge, but he dodged and fled as the wrecked wheelbarrow spilled its contents. The driver and her escort paid costs and left. no injuries occurred.
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Edén Cahill
Cme
Drew Big Crowd At Local Band Concert
A large audience gathered Thursday night for a band concert filling Ghiange Square and surrounding streets. The music drew enthusiastic applause from attendees as the crowd enjoyed the performance.
Children’s Day Observed With Recitations and Talk
Children’s Day will be observed Sunday morning at 10 30 with recitations from beginners and primary classes and a short message from the pastor. Special music will precede speaker Mr Agnew of North Scituate who will address the Y P C U Sunday evening at 6 15 on San Domingo.
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Agnew
North Scituate
San Domino
Helen
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