Trinitarian Sunday School Picnic and Council Notices
The Trinitarian Congregational Sunday school plans its annual picnic at Riverhurst for Saturday July 11 with athletic events organized by Sunday school directors. An Ecclesiastical Council for the Church of Christ will be held at the First Church in Winchester on Friday with Rev. David C. Torrey and George A. Skelton as delegates.
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Trinitarian Congregational Sunday School
Riverhurst
Church of Christ
Winchester
David C. Torrey
George A. Skelton
Asa Patten
Billerica
Frances Kelley
Lillian Fitzgerald
James O'Dowd
Henry D. Lyons
Arthur Gowans
Agnes O'Dowd
First Graduation Exercises Highlight 21 Graduates
The grammar school held its first graduation with 21 graduates led by principal Norman P White. The ceremony featured a baton procession, prayers, songs, and speeches by Miss Maybelle Pfeiffer and Miss Gladys Hill with diplomas from Mrs B C Mason.
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Grammar School
Misses Lottie _Harrnet
Maybelle Pfeiffer
Rita Shea
Gladys’ Hill
Elizabeth Tygart
Mildred’ Munroe
Mabel Grenier
Emilie Hunnewell
Sylvia Cram
Mary Moulton
Lila Stone
Zelma Wetherbee
Mabel Kirkegaard
Ellen ‘O’dowd
Robert Durkin
Philip Tackney
Immanuel Budholt
George Piper
Niels Emmanuel Buchholt
Annie ‘Laurie
Mildred V. Munroe
Old Madrid
Gladys Hill
B. C. Mason
Bedford grad highlights Concord High School class of graduates
Hight young people from Bedford graduated Wednesday night from Concord high school. Names include Margaret Mar tell Agnes O Dowd Edith Smith Ruth Simonds William Torrey Theodore Christiansen Franklin Canlett and Louis Kelley. Five graduates earned honors Edith Smith William Torrey Theodore Christiansen Franklin Canlett Louis Kelley. William Torrey set a high school points record with 112 and was the youngest graduate. Five earned college preparatory diplomas two general course and one commercial course.
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Bedford
Concord High School
Margaret Martell
Agnes O'Dowd
Edith Smith
Ruth Simonds
William Torrey
Theodore Christiansen
Franklin Canlett
Louis Kelley
Union Church Picnic Draws 200 at Smith's Grove
Concord Junction reports the Union Church Men's Club picnic at Smith's Grove Stow with about 200 attendees. A highlight was a 13 12 victory by Married Men over Single Men in a baseball game amid outdoor amusements and group travel from the Union church.
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Union Parish
Union Church
Smith’s Grove
Stow
Westvale A A defeats Crescents of Maynard 12 to 6
Westvale A A wins its fifth game of the season by defeating Crescent A C of Maynard on the latter's grounds 12 to 6. Delaney held opposition with limited hits through seven innings, Mulcahey and C Lent led the offense with multiple singles, and Rankin led in steals with five. Umpires Tobin and Moore.
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Westvale A. A
Crescents
Maynard
Crescent A.C
Delaney
Mulcahey
Weatvale
C. Lent
Williams
Cousins
D. Lent
McLeod
McCarthy
Rankin
Dixon
King
D’. Grady
Tobin
Moore
Amos M. Elmes Dies Suddenly at Daughter's Home
Amos M. Elmes a longtime resident of the town died suddenly Thursday evening at his daughter Miss Mabel Elmes home in Falmouth. The heart failure came after a minor illness and shocked the family and friends as he had just visited his daughter the day before and was en route to a band concert when he collapsed. Medical help was summoned but he could not be revived.
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Tutin
Fi Tna
Jim” Pringle
Tris
Scott
Ty Cobb
MEE Saeiay
Esse
Ess
I. McCabe Peat
Eis
Ose
Cees E Hersher Tutin
R. McCabe Pringle
Kennedy Terran
Atwood Mot
Oceec
Ccc
Hosmer
Caldwell
Eden
Ees of
Howe
Woodworth
S. N. Adams
Wells A. Hall
Boy Scouts
Winslow Damon
Arnold Loewry
H. A. Shepard
A. B. Pratley
C. L. Trufant
W. B. Goddard
W. A. Hall
Commonwealth Ave
N. Adams
William J. Batt
Charles Beck
Cambridge
Mr. Elmes
Adelbert Messer
Sleepy Hollow
Frank Elmes
Canton
Guy Elmes
Chester Elmes
Waldo Lapham
Enfield
N. H
Co. D
17Th Infantry
Windsor
Old State
Concord
Charleston
Elmes
Hattie A. Price
Lebanon, N. H
Frank
Guy
Mabel
Falmouth
Thomas Ryan
Randall Woodworth
Asbury Park
N. J
Clara Leighton
Boothbay Harbor
Ladies’ Orchestra
Rabbit” Maranville
Boston Braves
Moving Picture Entertainment
Harold Shepard
Harvard University
Susie Wood
England
Amos M. Elmes
Mabel Elmes
Card of Thanks to Cambridge community and Mass Reformatory
We express sincere appreciation for thoughtful acts during our sorrow and thank the Mass Reformatory employer and the Charles Beck Post G A R of Cambridge. Frank Elmes Mrs. Waldo Lapham Miss Mabel Elmes Guy Elmes
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Mass. Reformatory
Charles Beck Post G. A. R
Cambridge
Waldo Lapham
Mabel Elmes
Guy Elmes
Concord heir named in Framingham estate case
County court notes list Bessie Towle of Concord as heir at law to her mother Mrs. Margaret M. Si of Framingham who died in May 1914. Estate valued at 4000 in real estate and 1509 in personal property. Sarah P F Bourne of Concord dies June 7 with will naming executor. Frances M Ross of Ut sister and Charles Bo Leavitt of Lynn named as heirs and executors with Tremont Street address in Boston.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Bessie Towle
Margaret M. Si
Framingham
Sarah PF. Bourne
Jung
Susie M. Ross
Charles
Val
Charles B
He Peynn
Tville
Leavitt
Lynn
Tremont St
Bostom
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