Mary cher fam Smith Dies After Long Concord Life
Mrs Mary cher fam Smith wife of Lincoln Smith of Concord died at Emerson Hospital after a long illness. Born 1872 in Bangor daughter of Augustus and Ardelia Clark she lived in Concord since 1894. Survived by Philip Elizabeth Donald and a brother Henry a funeral service will be held with burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Reverend Matt Penniels will officiate.
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Ncord
Mary Cher Fam Smith
Brot
Lincoln Smith
Northeast
University
Emerson Hospital
Smith
Antiebr
Augustus
Ardelia (Clark
Mapast
Maine
Bangor
Jed
Philip
Tra Rti
Elizabeth “Fai
Donald McRtier
Henry
New Moon
Matt Penniels
Hollow
Miss Johnson Weds Sigvardson in West Concord Home
A home wedding at 5 Maple Court West Concord united Miss Hyjsterdisn Johnson with Sigvardson of Long Island. Rev George Hughes officiated. The bride wore white satin with lace and orange blossoms, attended by Corinne Robertson as bridesmaid and Anton Robertson as best man. A reception followed with the bridal party and local schools in attendance.
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West Concord
Etty
Concord
Pest May
Anton
Robertson
Wes
Death of Mrs. Kingman in West Concord at 70s end
Mrs. Kingman died Saturday at her home on a West Concord street in her seventieth year after a long illness. Born February 18, 1862 in Chelsea, she married Mr. Kingman January 1, 1893 and moved to Concord in 1903. She was a deaconess and member of Don Villon church and Rebekah Lodge. Survived by her husband, daughter Carolyn, six grandchildren, and a brother, her burial was in a nearby cemetery after a memorial service conducted by Rev. Alfred W. Stolie.
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Ridés
Clark
Kibgite
Ginter Ae Lirch
Ce ‘Street
West Concord
Kingman
Concord
Ringmitn
Don
Alfred ‘W
Tier von Hriér
McCallie
Walter W. Pbdle
Bf Springhein
Wiltin
Eet
Demetéry
Beer
Ae Bairfer- Co. Kingme
West Field
Carolyn
Richaraw McCatie
West Cohcord
Middlesex School Indoor Rowing Prep Underway
A group of 50 boys began indoor rowing practice at Middlesex School last week. They will train in the school gymnasium until Bateman Pond ice breaks up. Harvard graduate Charles W Lotke heads the effort with John Houges Théodore C Steurtevant and Franklin Trumbull assisting. others among the seven letter men are Harvard graduates and masters at the school.
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Middlesex School
Bateman’s Pond
Charles W Lotke
Harvard
Clach
John Houges
Théodore C Steurtevant
Franklin
Trumbull
Middlesex
Vague listing of candidates for school baseball team
About 40 candidates responded to the call for the Mid-Sie tal nine for diamond play. The roster includes five Veteran Iditer players, 13 boys for pitcher and six for catcher. Harry Macey, of Chicago, Illinois, is captain.
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Endéll
Phillips Raymond
Harry
Macey
Chicago
Mll
Local Engraver in Reed York Plans Reading Event
A misreadable fragment mentions Waltham, an engraver in Reed York, with plans tied to Fifth Ave. It also notes Mr and Mrs S preparing a deferred trip to Norway, their native homeland, within weeks.
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Waltham
Faeatta
Reed
York
Coufile
Fifth Ave
S N
Hbteyndon
Norway
Concord Budget and Bridge Plans Show Major Costs
A Concord committee reviews 1922 tax rates and a proposed bridge project with an estimated $35 46 tax per unit and a total bridge cost of 7500 to the town. They recommend widening the road network and selling municipal property for 600 000 to cover expenses while proposing cuts to the School Department and a 4000 allocation to Road Commissioners.
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Ctin
Arimittbe
Schom Committee
Power House
Lowell Road
Pte
Harvey-West Council to Host Hall Event Monday Morning
The Harvey Wheeler West Concord School will hold a meeting on Monday morning after a week’s vacation. Mrs Edwin L Pride of Somerville will speak and Deputy Commissioners will award badges. The event features a folk cinema group and songs.
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Edwin L. Pride of
Somerville
Vartdus Barzes
March church activities schedule and services
The notice lists Holy Communion services at 8 45 a m and 11 00 a m on Sunday March 6 with Rev Stephen Webster, plus church school at 9 30 a m and sermon. It notes Bible studies, box lunch sewing for church aid, children's service with junior choir, rectory Bible study, and evening activities led by Miss Goodwin. Wednesday schedule includes Holy Communion and Bible study in the rectory with a 12 30 p m box lunch.
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Stephen “Webster
St. Anne’s Church
Lincoln
Ald “Sociéty
Clici
Chintz Cottage Benefit Set by Concord Parish Ladies
The Woman's Parish Association of the First Parish plans a benefit at Chintz Cottage in Concord. The meeting will be held Thursday March 3 with guests including Mrs Gadherard P Dari, Mrs George Keyes, Mrs White, Mrs Charlotteohnaba, Mrs Cora Brown.
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Chintz
Concord
First Parise
Natick 5 Concord 0 in Winter Clash
Natick defeated Concord 5 to 0 in a hockey game last week at Pond. The win marks a second victory against Concord this winter. Scorers included a Natick goal tally by Daly and Heyliger with three 15 minute periods showing on the clock.
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Natick Ued Concord
Tor
Nat Natick
Natick
Warren
Zicko
Géniewicz
Swanson
Rae Ne Iene
Fail
Daly
Geriévi Rafeese
Vistor ‘Heyliger
Concord Lodge 1 Defeats Team 8 to 9 in Exciting Baseball Game
Concord Lodge 1. 6. 0. F defeated ne Lo 8 to 9 in an exciting Indoc baseball game. Dr and Mrs c. B Gall ime dom 5 Ba ell -havé eet to 25.
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Ne Lo
Benefit Puppet Show At Concord Academy
A puppet show was staged in the Concord Academy gymnasium on February 27 by town residents to raise funds for three street school projects in 1948. Proceeds support local educational initiatives and relief for unemployed residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Academy
Rthee Street
Concord Unemploy
Lovell Bus Co. Granted Town Permit in Carlisle
The Carlisle Selectmen grant Lovell Bus Co. a permit to operate a through route in town. Daniel Wiles of Lexington Road is named second alternate for West Point by Senator Coolidge and will take examinations in March.
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Albert Y. Gowen
Europe
Riviera
Carlisle Selectmen
Lovell Bus Co
Daniel Wiles
Lexington Road
West Point
Senator Coolidge
Nbtsbn Hospital Aid Society Meets at Nurses Home
Digital meeting of the Nbtsbn Hospital Aid Society was held at the Nurses Home Friday. Mrs Charles G Holgarton was re elected president. Mrs Walter an Jr was elected vice president. Berkey Wheeler secretary Farnham W Smith treasurer. Miss Edita Price superintendent spoke on the society’s past year work and hospital needs.
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CbnetiraThe
Nétsbn Hospital Aid Sociéty
Niursés
Charles
CG. Holgarton
Walter An
Vite Essai
Berkeley “Wheeler
Farnham
W. Smith
Charles i ‘Foote
Cine Barleigh
L. Pratt
Mifes
J. Multikey
Rayimond
John H. Gould
Fig
Council
Pebts
Edita Price
The
4’ Society
Church Aid Society Holds Lenten Meeting at Trinity Church
The Church Aid Society of Trinity Church met at the Parish House on Wednesday evening. Activities included Holy Communion at 10:30, a Bible Class led by Miss Goodwin at 11, lunch, and a 4:30 children's service.
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Church Aid
Trinity ‘Church
American Home Class Meeting Transformed to Luncheon
The Concord American Home class meeting on March 11 will shift from a 3 30 p m start to a 12 30 p m call with a 1 30 p m finish. Mis Stilman of the Extension Service directs a luncheon program with a small charge to cover food, and attendees should promptly notify chairman Mrs Chas Voigt of Everett Street.
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Wémat
Mise ‘Stilman
the Extension ‘Service
Fimiehieon
Chas, Voigt
Evérett Street
Langille Leads Musketaquid Skeet Shoot With 25 Birds
Langille and Swett tie at 18 in a special 25 bird skeet event held by the Musketaquid rod and gun club. Percy R Foss wins handicap prize with 20. Isaac An 24 and Glenwood Swett 23 headline the larger gauge 25 bird shoot while Salvadore Macone nets the 6th prize.
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Swett
Salvadore
A Macone
Isaac An
Glenvee Swett
Wendell F Vis
iNiam A’ Haggerty
Loyd Einie
Petty "R Foss
Glenwood
Lenten Vespers at Union Church Concord Amid Weather
Large congregations attended both morning and evening services at West Concord United Church Sunday despite inclement weather. Soloist Otis H. Purtosh sang Curran’s A Prayer and a Salve, with violinists Velma Himsnian and Carolyn Kingman performing Handel’s Largo for the offertory. Rev. Alfred Wheel preached the third Lent ens on The Basis of Christian Living monality. Children’s sermons focused on service to God. A noon program featured a senior society lecture on India New Life in Old Madura by Eunice Miller.
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Concord
West Concord
Otis H. Purtosh
Curran
Velma Hims- Mian
Carolyn Kingman
Handel
Nitta Rible
Alfred Wheel
Strtie
Chris
Goa
Peo
Ennanet
Christ
Grief Notice From Lamont Street Family
The family of someone at 4 West Lamont Street expresses gratitude for the many kind words and expressions of sympathy received after a recent bereavement.
Concord High Suffers Doubleheader Loss at Crosby pond
Concord High lost both games of a hockey doubleheader at Crosby's Pond on Thursday. In the morning Wayland High upset Concord 5 4 with Marston scoring the deciding goal in the final minute. In the afternoon Lexington High edged Concord 2 1. Hewitt Marston Fuller McGee Megin Cunningham and Heyliger scored for Wayland. Disc in Cronin and MacKenzie led Lexington with Cr onin scoring twice for the winners. Referee Humes. Time 15 minute periods.
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Concord High
Crosby’s Pond
Wayland High
Concord Boys
Marston
Wayland Centre
Lexington High
Concord
Waytana High
Coechea
Hewitt
Megin
Murray Madston
Fuller
McGrath Porter
Cunningham
Mortiesey Lopes
Perodeau
Seeskis McGee
LaMotte
Heyliger
Diskin
McGee
Humes
Ian Lexington
Concord Musical Club Entertainment at Elm Street Home
The Concord Musical Club met at Mrs Charles Cheney's Elm Street home. Mrs David Hawkins and Mrs Elsie Rose sang with Mrs Burleigh Pratt on piano. Antoinette Watson and Mrs Harry B Little provided piano selections. Mr Cheney played harp with Mrs Henry P Kidder on piano and a small ensemble performed. Luncheon followed with several hostesses serving.
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Concord Musical Club
Concord ‘Musical Club
Charles Cheney
Elm Street
David S. Hawkins
Elsie Rose
Burleigh -L Pratt
Antoinette Watson
Harry B Little
Cheney
Henry P Kidder
Marian A. Barker
Ruth Westman
Concord Elks mark Washington birth anniversary with talk
The Canéérd' Lode of Elks met February 23 in Elks Hall with Exalted Ruler Harold J. Wellington presiding. Past Exalted Ruler Bettye Derby of West Concord read a paper on Washington inspired by President Calvin Coolidge's recent speech.
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Concord Elks
Elks
Elks ‘Hall
George Washington
Harold J. Wellington
Reindster
Bettyemin Derby
West Concord
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Market Gardeners Meet In Massachusetts Extension Talk
Prof. O. C Boyd of Massachusetts State College spoke to Market Gardeners at the Middlesex County Extension Service headquarters. Lantern slides illustrated vegetables topics including disease control seed treatment damping off and the market outlook for Massachusetts practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towi Bath
Middlesex County Extension Service
O. C Boyd
Massachusetts State College
Massachusetts
Concord Rotary meeting and speaker at lunch
Concord Rotary holds weekly luncheon meeting with Allen presiding. Eastman of Boston spoke on Washington. On Monday March 7 the club will welcome guest rustling Rotarians, with notice of Lexington Rotary attendees.
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Concord Rotary Ceup
Concord Rotary Ay Ak
Thursda
Avt
Remembering Teachers We Have Known and Learned From
An editorial reflects on revered teachers who guided youth toward truthfulness and stability. It notes early lessons and the value of practical economics education, urging students to begin saving with the Co operative Bank's annual rate. It mentions local society members and a concert in Algiers.
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Knnok
Shce
Co-operative Bank
Raecliffe ‘Ctforal ‘Society
Senaanteine
Foreign Legion
Algiers
Residence Sale Tied to Parker Estate Executor
Shedden purchases property for permanent home with title issued by Leon F. Foss as executor under the will of Sarah L. Parker.
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Shedden
Leon F. Foss
Sarah L. Parker
First Church of Christ Scientist Conee Service March 6
Sunday service and Sunday school at 10 45. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 daily except holidays. Lesson sermon on Man with Golden Text from Daniel 10 19 and Jeremiah 17 8 citing Science and Health passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church.of Christ, Scientist
Mary ’ Baker Biddy
God
American Legion Plans April Comedy by Child at Weld Post
The American Legion Weld Post hosts a monthly veterans gathering and announces an April 21 22 23 comedy event written by Frederick R Child of the town. John W Clarkson vice commander provides guidance as the production features motion pictures of a rubber plantation and the rubber tire industry with William Keeler interludes of music and stories.
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American “Legion Jath
J. Meingfield
Anérican Legion
Weld
Veteran's R Building
John W. Clarkson
Cottimardér
Frederick R. Child
Tof
William ‘Keeler
Methodist Church Event Features Local Leaders and Guests
Community gathering at the Methodist Botano Church hosted by Pastor Rev. Géo. Hughes and Ralph Peterson, president of the Brotherhood, with several attendees including Nickerson, Faoaggs, Mr.arenes, Prank Cari, Madsen, Alfred ie Cech, and Ole Mon 1ee Carisbn. Entertainment included Coridion s dwin Callaon Hn Mectpeeg and a reception led by Mrs. C ee tution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botano
Tre
Géo. Hughes
Ind
Ralph Peterson
Brotherhoed
Ohare Art
Nickerson
Bine Faoaggs
Arenes
Alfred Ie Cech
Ole Mon
Coridion
Dwin Callaon
Mineo Batic
Cee Tution
Cote Ais
Concord club votes on banquet plans amid changing times
Residents in Concord discuss omitting the annual club banquet as the Hod meets at the Vir sale clubhouse. Nelson and Sackelias weigh in on the mood shifting away from tradition.
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Concord
Fragmentary OCR Item on Unclear Event
A partial OCR fragment mentions a day after a ping and a sequence of unreadable terms. No clear entities or events can be identified from the readable text.
Reconstructed Fragment Contains Names and Date Info
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sunday event and a person named Dr I Z Cet, indicating a medical or local observance. The readable portion suggests a report on a Sunday occurrence involving a physician, with limited context and no clear outcome.
Hewitt Family Update and Local Connections
Local notice notes Mr and Mrs Atndla F bi and child leaving home on Easant Street. Mr Hewitt, a West Concord native and Canebra High School 1919 graduate, serves as superintendent for W Grant stores and is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hewitt of Highland Street.
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Atndla
Siie
W. Alnes
Easant Street
Hewitt
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Pekan
Trinity Church
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