Coolidge Family Reunion At Concord on June 21
About one hundred members of the Coolidge Family Association gathered at Sidney Coolidge’s home for their annual reunion. Letters from President Calvin Coolidge and Col. John C. Coolidge were read, and officers were elected. A separate note recounts Elks Ladies’ Night in Concord with music, dances, and speeches by Andrew J. Casey and other dignitaries.
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Coolidge
Sidney Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Col
John C. Coolidge
Association
Sumner
White House
Francia L. Coolidge
Henry Coolidge Mulligan
William H. Coolidge
Louis A. Coolidge
Algernon Coolidge
United
John Coolidge
Watertown
Gertrude Coolidge
Dr. Sumner
Henry J. F
Ge Mulligan
Ethel L. Thayer
Nettie E. Coolidge
Concord
Plymouth
Concord Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Monument Hall
Elks’ Orchestra of
Marlboro
Towner
Esther and
Kittle
Roxbury
Andrew J. Casey
Walsh
Framingham Lodge
James W. Christian
Michael McHugh
William O. Fought
Ernest LeClair
Flower Mission Begins At First Parish Daughters
The Kings Daughters of the First Parish start a flower mission on Monday June 30 and run through July and August. Flowers may be sent to Town Hall every Monday between 4 and 5 pm. This year the flowers go to the South Bay Union for distribution. Gardeners are urged to help make the mission a success.
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King’s Daughters
South Bay Union
Trinity Church Service Schedule Concord Mass
The Concord Trinity Church lists Holy Communion at 8 30 a.m. followed by Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m on Sunday June 29 with Rev Smith O Dexter presiding as rector.
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Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Surette Music School Opens June 30th
Tie Saree Wisle School will open June 30 for its tenth season under Prof Thomas W Surette in Lexington read. A large enrollment is assured as music teachers, students, and enthusiasts from across the United States seek places. the faculty includes Archibald Davidson of Harvard Horace Alwyne of Bryn Mawr Augustus D Zanzig of Concord Schools and Graduate School staff. The term ends with a recital on July 25.
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Tie Saree Wisle School
Thomas W. Surette
Lexington Read
United States
Archibald Davidson
Harvard University
Horace Alwyne
Bryn Mawr
Augustus D. Zanzig
Concord
Roard
Eadith Jewell
Marshall Wt
Adeline Packard
Hazel L’'Africain
Stows Stowe Wins Tight Twilight Game 2 1
Harold Isner pitched hitless through the third as the rd Junction Union Club edged Stow Stowe 2 1 in an eighth inning triumph at Concord Junction Playing Grounds. Errors were minor, with a Stow lone run in the fifth, and the Union Club tied it in the fifth before coming out on top.
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STOWS
STOWE
Harold Isner
Rd Junction
Concord Junction
Union Club
Stow
the Union C
Stow T
Corinthian Lodge Attends Divine Service at Union Church
A special Corinthian Lodge session on Sunday gathered about one hundred members at the Concord Railroad Station under Marshal Ward and marched to Concord Union Church. Rev. Alfred Wheelstone, pastor, delivered an eloquent sermon as Master Gard presided and led the procession.
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Corinthian Lodge
WiConcord Union Church
Miss Willey Leaves Concord High for Lincoln School
Miss B Willey of Concord High School accepts a higher salary position at Lincoln School in Providence Rhode Island. She has taught English for three years at Concord and moves to the new post.
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B. Willey
Concord High School
Lincoln School of
Providence, R.I
Corinthian Lodge Meeting Featured by Mendelssohn Quartet
Cambridge officers association to preside and assist in work. Music by the Mendelssohn Quartet at a following event. Union Bible Society hosts a gathering June 22 at 2 p.m. at 86 Main Street, Mrs Abram Hoffecker residence.
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Corinthian Lodge
Corinthian i
Teace Officers Association. of
Cambridge
Mendelssohn Quar Lowell
Union Bible Society
The
Abram Hoffecker
Main Street
Midnight Bathers at Walden Pond Cleared in Test Case
Six men arrested by state police for swimming nude at Walden Pond at midnight were brought to District Court. Judge Keyes found no intent to expose themselves and discharged them, noting the public nature of the scene and previous incidents.
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Walden Pond
Keyes
Concord Country Club Flag Tournament Winners
The Concord Country Club hosted a Flag Tournament on its course Saturday. Winner Harry W. Snelling finished 30 yards from the 19th hole while Russell G. Fessen den was runner up 40 yards from the 19th hole. Multiple players are listed with various holes and cup proximities.
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Concord Country Club
Harry W. Snelling
Russell G. Fessenden
Russell G. Feshole
Herbert M. Wardwell
Senden
John B. Baldwin
Henry P. Kidder
George C. Drury
F. Woolsey Pratt
John Merwin
D. Dana Bartlett
Burleigh L. Pratt
Charles S. Richardson
Charles B. Johnson
Brush Fire Reignites On Apnursnac Hill Tolling Fire Crews
The Monday night brush fire on Apnursnac Hill burned four acres on the Pierce estate then reignited Tuesday burning three more acres and spreading into woodland. Fire crews from Junction were called by Liam J Crossley and a chimney fire at George Perry on Barrett's Road prompted another alarm.
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Apnursnac Hill
Pierce Estate
Aph Egg Ebliam J Crossley
Massboro Rd
George Perry
Barrett’s Road
Graduation Friday and Degree Recipients Named
John H. Whitney drives a Studebaker sedan as Graduation Friday is announced. Farnham H. Smith and Morigan Blake receive degrees, Harvard 1988, with Blake earning an A.B. and Smith earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering at Harvard Commencement.
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John H. Whitney
Studebaker
Farnham H. Smith
Northeastern School of Morigan
Blake A.B
Harvard
Concord Tigers Triumph 7-1 Over Waltham Trojans
In a Friday game on the play grounds the Concord Tigers defeated the Waltham Trojans 7 to 1. McHugh allowed four hits while Peterson went 3 for 4 and Concord bats totaled twelve against Leach. Multiple Waltham errors helped set the big early lead as Concord scored six in the first inning then held on for the win.
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Concord Tigers
Waltham Trojans
McHugh
Tigers
Trojans
Leach
Peterson
Concord
Waltham
McHugh and Kelley
Donahue
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Sees Ten Seek Royal Arch Degrees
A special Walden Royal Arch Chapter meeting at Masonic Temple Friday evening admitted ten candidates to the Royal Arch degree. The Excellent High Priest Rod erick D. Melver presided and Excellent Scribe Duncan G. Chapman delivered the charge. Supper and social time followed.
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Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Roderick D. Melver
Duncan G. Chapman
The Secret of Success through Classified Ads
A motivational note urges readers to earn money first and preserve it by buying economically via classified ads. It emphasizes frugal shopping and practical financial habits to build lasting wealth.
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Bunker Hill
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Simpson
Waltham National Bank
Federal Reserve Systen
Waltham, Mass
American Woolen Company
Um N Wood
Carrie D. Marks
Bedford
Chiropractic
Summer
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North Woburn
Flower Mission
Trinity Church
James &. Maguire
Richardson’s
Surette Music School
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Compass Club
Sue Parker
Newport
Harold Newport
Gladys Graham
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Royal Arch Chapter
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
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