Open Forum and Union Meetings At Local Churches
Local pastor Rev Gail Cleland leads midweek services and Open Forum sessions on youth matters. The Womans Union hosts a food gate while the Young People fellowship and Boston missions speaker visit for events through March with services, meetings, and club gatherings across March 9 to March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cleland
Ree
W. Ward Ib
Ruth Seabury
American Board of Foreign Missions
Womans Union
Jessus
Young Peoples Fellowship
Trinity Church
The
Younge Peoples Club
Kingsley Birge
For Sale One 32 volt Home Electric Plant
For sale a 32 volt home electric plant in fine condition from Fairbanks Morse. Price negotiable. plant seen operating. Contact A. R. MacLeod in Concord, Massachusetts at phone Concord 344-Jadv. The Concord Chapter Unitarian Laymen's League meeting was postponed to Monday March 21 to join with the Women's Parish Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Electric
Fairbanks Morse
A. R MacLeod
Concord
Mass
Unitarian Laymen's League
Hawthorne Chapter Hosts Whist Party at Magonie Temple
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star hosts a whist party at Magonie Temple tonight. Mraida Hicks directs the event with Mrs Zata King-Tah chairing the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern
Magonie Temple
Mraida Hicks
Zata King- Tah
Concord Musical Club Delivers Varied Recital at Trinity Church
The Concord Musical Club met Tuesday afternoon at Trinitarian Congregational church on Ripley Hill Road. Soloists included Rosa K for soprano, Waiter Vialte as soprano, and Roger D. Swain as mezzo soprano. Additional performances featured Elizabeth Berling on viola, Caroline Homant on violin, and piano solos by Alfred M. Uhler and Charley E. B. Brown, with Mrs. Uhler and Mrs. Brown as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Concord Musical Clu
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Cummin
Ripley Hill Road
Rosa K
Soprand
Vialte
Roger ‘D. Swain
Misa Elizabeth Berling
Caroline Homant
Alfred M. Uhler
Charley EB. Brown
Mra. Uhler
Mrs. Brown
Allen French Speaks at West Concord Women’s Club
In Concord on March 9, Allen French gave a talk on New Light on American History, sharing experiences locating documents in England and America. Mrs. Bordman summarized the Quincy Federation meeting, and the Household Economics department is renamed American Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord
Department “Household Eeconomics
C. T. Judge
Alfred W. Stone
Frederick T. Galé
F. C. Ackley
Aberdeen
South Dakota
F. L. Garland
Concord Junction
Concord High Baseball Candidates Open Indoor Workouts
Concord high school baseball players begin indoor workouts as the team prepares for the season. Frank Googins, math teacher and Bates College alumnus, will coach with Rand Fredericks as captain and Garrett Nagle as manager. They open Patriot's Day, April 19 at Emerson. The Middlesex School nine game is also noted.
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Concord High Scheo
Frank Googins
Googins
Bates College
Rand Fredericks
Garrett Nagle
Concord
Emerson
Middlesex School
Cutrent Everts
Concord Woman‘’s Club
Knes
A. C. Fagginger Auer
Woman Lawyer Wins Case for Woman Doctor in Cambridge
In a Cambridge probate case, the will of the late P. C. Fenelon of Concord was declared invalid due to unsoundness of mind at the time it was made. Dr Katherine A Fenelon and Attorney Gertrude Ryafi of Boston represented the woman doctor.
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Cambridge
P. C. Fenelon
Concord
Katherine A. Fenelon
Gertrude Ryafi
Boston
Labrador Rugs Exhibition at Mechanics Hall Boston
Concord Branch of the New England Green Fell Association invites members to a Craftsman at Work exhibit in Mechanics Hall Boston from March 15 to 19. Miss Minnie Pike, a Labrador rug expert from Labrador, will demonstrate and discuss Grenfell Mission industrial work. She studied at Berea College in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
The
New England Greenfell Association
Mechanics Hall
Boston
Minnie Pike
Labrador
Grenfell Mission
Berea
Kentucky
Bible Study at Copcord Woman's Club Delves into Epistles
The Copcord Woman's Club Bible study group met yesterday at Mrs. William Morse Cole's home on disex street under Mrs. Leslie R. Moore, literary chair, for the fifth program in the series Pay traits of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The topic was The Portrait in the Epistles to the Hebrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copcord Woman's Club
William Morse Cole
Disex Street
Leslie R. Moore
Jesus Christ
Repairs Complete as Science Church Reopens
First Church of Christ Scientist reopened its auditorium Sunday after months of repairs and an addition across the rear. The project added two readers rooms a music room and space for a future organ with a new boiler heating system by Austin D MacRae of Concord. Readings by Ruth C Myers and Edith Leith marked the lesson study on Man with solos by Mrs Elizabeth Forbush and piano by Mrs Alfred H Uhier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
John H. Bickford Co
Boston
Burns Brothers
Austin D. MacRae
Goncord
God
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Alfred H. Uhier
F. N. Vantwityver
Massachusetts High School Class B Championship Second Place
Robert Asbjornsen achieved 44 ft. %inch in the high jump to finish second at the Massachusetts High School Class B Championships held at the East Armory Boston on Saturday afternoon. The Concert High School relay team lost to East Boston and Somerville in the fastest time of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Asbjornsen
East Armory
Boston
Concert’ High School
East Boston
Somerville
Concord Scientist Church Serves Subtance Lesson
Sunday service at 10 45 a m at First Church of Christ Scientist Monument Square Concord with lesson subject Substance. Sunday School also at 10 45 a m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745 p m. Reading rooms open 2 to 5 p m weekdays. Concord Female charitable Society meets this afternoon at Miss Lilly Hurd’s Monument Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientist
Concord
First Church of Christ
Monument Square
The
Concord Female Charitable Society
Concord Grange Hosts Neighbor Night Next Tuesday
Concord Grange No. 150 hosts Neighbor Night in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House next Tuesday with Manard and Waltham granges as guests. The March feast committee comprises Mr and Mrs John Bordman.
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Concord Grange
Concord Grange No
Manard and Waltham Granges
John Bordman
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Meeting in Concord
The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange met at the First Parish Meeting House vestry Tuesday evening hosted by Concord Grange No. 160. More than 100 Lexington Grangers attended a supper led by Lecturer Mrs. Berni Glenn Mulvey and enjoyed an orchestral program with Miss ladys Jones, Mr. G William Anderson, and Miss Hazel Whiting. Performances included a dialogue by Miss Jeasie Lamont and Miss Edith Andrews and a short play titled The Rev. Peter Bryce Bachelor by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Concord Grange
Lexington
Jeasie Lamont
Edith Andrews
Peter Bryce
Elsie Perkins
Carry Pilkington
Laura Woodworth
Jennie Douglas
Sylvia Howard
Viola Remick
Funeral for Mrs Julia Hayes at St Bernard’s Church
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Hayes of 46 Belknap Street widow of Jeremiah Hayes was held Friday a silent high mass of requiem at St Bernard's Church. Assistants included Rev Henry J. Ryan organist Miss Catherine Hagerty and soloist Mrs J William Byron. Pallbearers included Joseph Hayes and Daniel J Hayes senior sons Walter and Jeremiah Hayes and Daniel J Hayes Jr grandsons and John Goulding a nephew. Burial followed in the family lot at St Bernard's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hayes
Belknap Street
Jeremiah Hayes
St. Bernard's Church
Henry J. Ryan
Catherine Hagerty
J. William Byron
Joseph Hayes
Cambridge
Daniel ‘J. Hayes
Concord
Concord Knights of Columbus Council Meeting Event
K of C Supreme Agent Daily was special guest at Condord Council Knights of Columbus in Monument hall Thursday. He spoke on the Order’s work while National League umpire Bob Hart gave a baseball talk and Lowell Council members offered monologues and music.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Supreme Agent Daily
Concond Council Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Bob Hart
Lowell Council
Concord K of Columbus and Maynard Clash in Tournament
The Concord and Maynard Councils of the Knights of Columbus opened a card and pool tournament at Monument Hall last Tuesday. Concord won 46 to 4 taking bridge and several games while Maynard led only in cribbage. The series resumes tomorrow evening in Maynard.
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Concord K
Maynard
Concord
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Old Concord Chapter DAR to Meet in vestry Saturday
Old Concord Chapter D A R will meet in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House Saturday afternoon with Vice Regent Mrs Horton Edmands presiding in the absence of Regent Mrs Charles H Towle. Mrs Emily Hurd of Milton State Vice Regent will speak on the aims of the organization and the Society's work. Hostesses are Mrs Herbert B Hosmer Mrs Angustine B Conant Mrs J H D Whitcomb and Mrs Anson M Hix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
D. A. A. Old Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Horton Edmands
Charles H. Towle
Emily Hurd
Milton
Wallace B. Conant
Herbert B. Hosmer
Angustine B. Conant
J. H. D. Whitcomb
Anson M. Hix
It Leave It to You corrected in Enterprise notes
Miss Ridmont the director of the recent High School play It Leave It to You writes to correct an error in the program announcement for February 10 and 11. The play was produced in Boston on November 16 1924 at the Conley Theatre. Mr Lamb the business manager reports that nearly four hundred dollars will be added to the Athletic Association treasury from the 1927 dramatic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Theatre
Borton
Conley Theatre
Lamb
The
Athletic Association
Concord Woman's Club Meeting Says March 14
The next regular meeting will be held in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House at n. in Concord. The first hour covers business and an address by Mrs. Frank H. Stewart Ed. of the Art Committee, followed by a lecture by Nell E. Monson on American History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Stewart
Masaachusetts State Federation
Énel E. Monson
Weekend visitors and local notices from Wolcott street
Mrs Daniel Kelliher and Mrs Jates Priest hosted guests at Wolcott street. Davis of Arlington visited Monday. Helen Wilcox resumes physical culture duties. Maguire of Detroit and Sargent school guest of Mr and Mrs Murphy. Leslie Sims returns from a business trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kelliher
Giikenne
Jates Priest
Wolcott Street
Ra Davis
Arlington
Helen Wilcox
Set Narses
Sargent
E Maguire
Detroit
H. Murphy
Sal v. Leslie Sims
New York City
Middlesex School pictures to be shown at New York dinner
Moving pictures were taken at Middlesex School and will be shown at a Society dinner in New York. Rev Gail Cleland of the Trinitarian Congregational church preached a sermon at the morning service. Miss Mildred Murray led the Young Peoples Club at a meeting, and the board of selectmen organized with George M. Weed as chairman and Capt. John Bo as a new member and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
New York
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregat Church
Mildred Murray
Young Peoples' Club
Tri Rian Congregational Church
Mesting
Board of Selectmen
George M. Weed
Capt
John Bo
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White Oak Coal
George H. Reed
West Acton
Ain | St
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
C. Davis
E. E. Gray Co
Walden Ortonsas Goncord, Mass
G. White
Mgr
Graveo
Alaska
Windsor
Watten Td
S.C.R. S
Chicke
Callard
Hillview F
TRY Farm Weeat Acton
Allen French
C. H
Science
Asbjornsen
Vialle Motor CO
Walden Sts
Mrs
Roy. E. Barteaux
Marce
Tel
Ing “Boe
Concord Jet
Henry Savikoski
Harriman Gourt
Maynard, Mass
Safe Deposit Box
Concord National
Main St
Arthur Wool Highland Pk
William E. Tray
Majin Street
Louise Bo
Marcél
L. Anderson & Son
Main Street
Veteran’s Building
Concord, Mass
Mae. Murray In
Lillian Gish
Nathaniel Hawthorne
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