Concord News Roundup of Local Marriages and Games
News of the week in Concord reports the Reverend exchange at West Concord Union Church with Rev Gail Cleland of Trinitarian church on Sunday June 24. It notes Miss Laura Hall wed to George Molson in New York by Rev Charles Jefferson. Harvard class day chairman Russell Robber. Concord Tigers beat North Lexington 5 to 3 as Smith allowed 3 hits and 11 strikeouts. Also covers Surette School of Music opening, grammar schools ending for summer, faculty travel to Europe, Gladys Graham winning sword dancing prize, Harvard 1898 class anniversary events, and Nine Acre Corner community supper set for June 28 at 6 30.
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Laura H. Hall
CHS
George Cedric Molson
Groton
New York
Charles Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Russell Robber Ws
Harvard
Concord Tigers
North Lexington Cubs
Smith
Tigers
Surette School of Music
Thomas W. Surette
Lexington
Lillian E. Wier
Mises Henrietta T. Scott
Gertrude W. Dyer
Josephine Boynton
Europe
Gladys Graham
Clan Drummond
Whitinaville
Frederick 8. Millett
Towst
Nullett
Nancy
Charles R. Nutter
Sudbury Road
Nine Acre Corner
Moreau-Sims Wedding in Concord at St Bernard’s
Miss Josephine Mary Moreau daughter of Mr and Mrs August Moreau of Concord and Jesse Raymond Sims son of Mr and Mrs Jessie C Sims of Maynard were married Monday night at St Bernard's church in Concord. Rev Michael Mahon officiated at 7 pm. Bridesmaid was Louise Margaret Moreau and best man Paul Sims. ushers included Arthur J Moreau John J Donahue J Ernest Roy and William T Driscoll. The couple will reside in Concord after a York Harbor honeymoon. Mr Sims owns the Smoke Shop in Maynard and is noted for promoting physical culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Donahue
J. Ernest Roy
William T Driscoll
York Harbor
Concord
Sims
Maynard
Salem golfers dominate two day open golf tourney
L R Porter of Salem won the Mass Golf Association two day open event at Concord Country Club with 66 net, besting 140 players from across the country. FE A Anderson, also of Salem, took second with 67 net. McPhail of Norfolk and Wade of Meadowbrook split gross honors at 77, Parker F Schofield of Albermarle had 78 for second best gross. Hylan of Vesper and Howard of Mt Pleasant tied for best nine holes at 37, with a playoff to decide prizes for both gross and nine hole honors.
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Golf Associaion
L. R. Porter
Salem
Massachusetts Golf Association
Concord Country Club
Concord
FE. A. Anderson
W. F. McPhail
Norfolk
A. P Wade
Meadowbrook
Parker F. Schofield
Albermarle
J. B. Hylan
Vesper
A. E Howard
Mt Pleasant
Trinity Church Concord July services and pastor vacation
The Trinitarian Church in Concord Mass directs July services with Rev Gail Cleland preaching on the two great commandments and Holy Communion. July and August schedule changes omit evening and midweek services. The pastor takes July vacation and may be reached by mail in South Ingonish NS.
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Trinitarian Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
South Ingonish
Trinitaran
Loren B. Macdonald
Gaff Cleland
Trinity
Church Concord
Smith C. Dexter
Middlesex boys sail from New York on Lafayette to Plymouth and Havre
A group of Middlesex school boys were among the passengers sailing Saturday from New York on the Steamship Lafayette bound for Plymouth and Havre. The party included W Harold Taylor Otis E Shattuck Sam Park Jr John B Bransford and several Johnston family members with Miss Margaret and Miss Lucy Johnston. TRINITY CHURCH Concord Mass issued notices and local classifieds listed multiple wants and rentals including a wife to board men a private office to rent and household help.
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Middlesex School
New York
Lafayette
Plymouth
Havre
W. Harold Taylor
Otis E. Shattuck
Sam Park Jr
John 8. Bransford
W. E. Johnston
Coleman Johnston
Morrison E. Johnston
Margaret Johnston
Lucy Johnston
Concord High School baseball caps season with strong winning run
Concord High School completed a successful season by winning a majority of games under Coach Chester K. Delano. They defeated Natick 6-4 and Milford, outclassed by Gard ner and Middlesex, and edged Saugus and Fitchburg Maynard late. Pearce starred on the mound with Isner and Corrigan contributing at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Chester K. Delano
Natick
Milford
Gardner
Middlesex
Saugus
Fitchburg
Maynard
Danvers
George Pearce
Isner
Corrigan
Capt
Comeau
Todd
Carr
Tolman
Eldridge
Donaldson
Hopkins
Dempsey
Dougherty
Pearce
Concord High School track success beats three high school rivals
Concord High School track team under coach Chester K. Delano wins all three meets against high school opponents. Maynard loses 47 to 34, Fitchburg defeats 44 to 42, and Framingham falls 41 to 36 in Worcester County competition. Also notices: lost pin, sale ads, help wanted, and community notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Chester K. Delano
Maynard
Fitchburg
Worcester County
Framingham
Summer home residents noted in Concord obituary
Miss Eliza A. Dakin, lifelong Concord resident, died Monday at 73 in her Lowell road home. Daughter of Isaac Hurd and Harret P. Dakin, she leaves a sister, Mrs Mary Flaggin Worcester. Mr and Mrs G Walter Vialle and family stay at Bay View cottage in South Dartmouth. Col Fitzhugh and family depart for Chetham summer home.
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G. Walter Vialle
Vincent
George
Virginia
Bay View
Dartmouth
Col Fitzhugh
Chetham
Eliza A. Dakin
Eliza A. Dakey
Concord
Lowell Road
Isaac Hurd
Harret P. Dakin
Mary Flaggin Worcester
Concord T. T. Falls 7 1 To Newton Legion In Uneventful Game
Newton Legion dominated Concord T. T. 7 to 1 as Gately Stumph and McBride produced two base hits each. Kelley, Kroog and Rogers struggled for Concord while Loftus stabilized the mound after Rogers exited.
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Concord T. T
Newton Legion
Concord
Bulger
Newton
Fred Loftus
Rogers
al Loftus
Rone Lyons
Shaw
Eaton
Kelley
Martin
McBride Rt
Kroog P
Concord T. T.abrhone Bulger
Sir Otrlal
Leary
Cassell
A. Lotus Si
Cousins
Ons
al F. Loftus
Morgan Bi
Fallon
Gately
Stumph
McBride
Kelly
Loftus
Krook
Harvard '99 in Concord at club reunion golf event
The Concord Country Club hosted the Harvard class of 1899 reunion. A 99 stroke golf tournament ran all day with players attempting to complete the course in 99 strokes. Percy Haughton, famed Harvard football coach, won near the 20th hole and the supper for about 40 members followed in the clubhouse. Edwin D Brooks oversaw local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Harvard
Percy Haughton
Edwin D Brooks
Twilight Baseball Schedule Mix Includes Multiple Cities
Readable lines show a Twilight baseball schedule with games on June 28 in Somerville Legion, June 30 in Concord, and July 3 in Concord. The fragment lists dates and locations but lacks full team names and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
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South Acton
James Russo
Waltham Street
Simpson Spring CO
South Eastoh
A. C. Baggesen
Main St
Frank Wheeler
New Mead Block
West Acton
P.O. Box
Concord Restaurant
Concord Mass
Acton
Holmes
McElwain, Holmes and Talbot Factory
Hudson
Tel
Concord High Baseball
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Harry B. Little
Progressive Lodge K. of P
Progressive Lodge
J. R. Watkins Company
Watkins
Dept
Washington Sf
Boston
Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. W. Hosmer
Treas
Devens St
Anna E. Hosmer
Cyrus Hosmer
Perfection
Erfurt
Snow Ball
Copenhagen
Ballhead
E. R. Teele
West Acton, Mass
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Waltham National Bank
Waltham
Federal Reserve System
Shepard
Pitt
Converse
Converse Tire CO
Malden, Mass
Duane St
W. Eleventh St
Los Angeles
Purchase St
Fourth St
Phila
W. Jackson
Solon A. Robbins
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