Catholic Daughters Host Calendar Party In Concord
Concord calendar party by Catholic Daughters of Our Lady Help of Christians held in Odd Fellows Hall featured twelve tables decorated for the year. Marianne Collins and Mrs Elizabeth Hen from out of town attended. entertainment included cello solo dancing recitation and songs with each table contributing to the fun. Hostesses included Mrs Mary Ryan Mrs Genevieve King Miss Margaret Hearn and others in the community.
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Catholic Daughters of Court
Our Lady Help of S
Odd Fellows Hall
Ely
Marianne Collins
Elizabeth Henpistrict
Miss Collins
Mary Ryan
Genevieve King
Margaret Hearn
Florence Erismen
Mary Mullaney
Cornelia Bedford
Anna Christian
Lillian Loughlin
Catherine Sheehan
Mary Christian
Elizabeth Mshroney
Mary A. Fitzpatrick
Penny Sale at Marlboro Grange Night
Marlboro An auxiliary supper will be served tonight in Odd Fellows hall before Marlboro Grange. A Penny sale will follow the meeting with members urged to bring items to be auctioned.
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Marlboro
iAn
Odd Fellows Hall
Marlboro Grange
Concord Week: Clergy, Socials, and Local Notices
Dr John J Fallon moves to new office in Friends Block. Prof William Lyon Phelps of Yale preaches at Middlesex School chapel. Mrs Burton Woodworth hosts bridge at home. Woman's Union of Trinitarian church to hold food sale on Saturday March 28. Rev Richard T Loring rector of The Church of the Good Shepherd Waban connected to Rev Smith. O Dexter exchanges pulpits with Trinity church pastor Sunny. Concord Lodge Odd Fellows and Willow Rebekah attend service at Trinitarian Church with Rev George Loring Thurlow on Work Imagination Faith. Photo of Miss Margaret Tobin and Miss C Dorothy Plavix taken at Wilton NH Winter Sports Carnival appears in Boston Herald. Mrs Henry F Smith of Sudbury road attends Whiteman visit in California. tea and shower hosted by Mrs Theodore L Smith prior to departure.
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John J Fallon
Friend’s Block
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Middlesex School
Burton Woodworth
Bridge
Woman's Union of the
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Richard T Loring
Church of the Good Shepherd
Waban
Son-Inlaw
Smith
Dexter
Trinity Church
Sunny
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows
Willow Rebekah Lodge
George Loring Thurlow
Margaret A. Tobin
C. Dorothy Plavix
Lexington Road
Wilton
N. H
Boston Herald
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury
Dexter Knowlton Strong
Helen Wheeler Smith
California
Juniors Lead for CHS Basketball Title in Concord Showdown
The Concord High School junior class five won its fifth interclass game, routing the sophomore class 40 to 1 at the State Armory. The win virtually seals the juniors’ championship, as seniors had earlier defeated the freshmen 14 to ?
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Concord
Concord High School
State Armory
Card of Thanks for Kind Words and Help in Bereavement
Mrs. Thomas J. Reilly expresses gratitude to friends for kind words and sympathy and to James J. Mansfield Post American Legion and the Election Officers of Precinct Hl for assistance during her bereavement.
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Thomas J. Reilly
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Ladies' Union Meets at West Concord Church Parlor
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Church met in the church parlors yesterday with Florence M. Duren presiding. Mrs. Benjamin Derby acted as hostesses’ chair, assisted by Mrs. Albert J. Hicks and Mrs. Henry H. Hawley, among others.
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Ladies’ Union
West Concord Church
Florence M. Duren
Benjamin Derby
Albert J
Hicks
Henry H. Hawley
Henry .A. Johnson
Skeet Shoots Run At Concord and Musketaquoid Clubs
Skeet competitions took place Saturday at the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club in West Concord and the Concord Rod and Gun Club on Virginia Road. Winners included Percy R Foss and Augustine W Macone with top scores of 25 in the Musketaquid 25 bird event, Glen Swett leading a special 4-10 shoot, and G Theodore Agnew winning the Concord Rod and Gun 25 bird handicap with 25 points. Other top finishers were William Foss Jr, Isaac Augille, Elmer D Rankin and more, across multiple skeet divisions.
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Concord
Musketaqud Sportsman’s Club
Concord Rod and Gun Club
West Concord
Virginia Road
Percy R. Foss
W. Macone Bois
Wiliam Foss, Jr
Glen Swift
W. F. Davis
Agustive
W. Macone
William Foss, Jr
Agustine W. Macone
Issac Augille
Joseph A. Macone
Salvadore A. Macone
Soren Mekkelsen
Lloyd Rennie
Miss Mary Abbott
Glen‘wood Swett
Dr. Wendell
F. ‘Davis
Augustine W. Macone
William Foss Jr
Concord Rod & Gun
G. Theodore Agnew
Elmer D. Rankin
Geo. Clark
Dr. Johnson
Samuel Grove
James 8. Goodwin
Will
Littleton Youth to Lead Middlesex Hockey Team
Gardner E Prouty Jr of Littleton has been elected captain of next year’s Middlesex School hockey team, succeeding Stanhhope B Ficke who graduates in June. Livingston Lansing of Salisbury will succeed Theron Batchelder as manager. Captains and 11 players plus the manager are listed, including D Eldredge, Jackson Jr, Robert Victor, James Hollis Jr, Robert Borden Jr, Whitney Cook, E Williams Holmes, Martin Victor, John Doolittle, Pierce Fuller.
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Middlerqex
Gardner E.prouty Jr
Littleton
Middlesex School
Stanhhope B. Ficke
Livingston Lansing
Salisbury
Conn
Theron Batchelder
Worcester
Peters
Capt Ficke
Elect Prouty
D. Eldredge
Jackson Jr
Robert Victor
James E. Hollis Jr
Robert R. Borden Jr
Whitney M. Cook
E. Williams Holmes
Martin Victor
John A. Doolittle
Pierce Fuller
Manager Batchelder
DAR Chapter to Meet at Chapter House Saturday
Old Concord Chapter D A R holds a regular meeting at the Chapter House this Saturday with Regent Mrs Hi Edmands presiding. Miss Ethel Lane Hersey of Hingham Mass state chairman will read a paper on Historical or Reciprocity. Literary will be in charge of Mrs Edmande and Mrs Alfred T man.
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Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hi Edmands
Ethel Lane Hersey
Hingham
Mass
Edmande
Alfred T Man
Knights Break Knot to Lead Four Points
In Monument Hall last Friday the Knights overhauled the Gunners to lead the season’s 45 championship by four points. The Knights scored 35 while the Hibernians had 34 and the Gunners 31, bringing season totals to Knights 542, Gunners 538, Hibernians 520.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Red
Is Club
Antiheer
Hibernians
Caesar and Cleopatra at Middlesex School
Middlesex School presents George Bernard Shaw drama Caesar and Cleopatra in five acts on Friday March 13 and Saturday March 14. Elmendorf Carr and W H Taylor coach a cast of about fifty with elaborate scenery built by students under R H Kettell supervision. Gardner E Prouty Jr. plays Caesar and Peter B Wright Cleopatra with John B Flagg John Q A Doolittle and Huntington Thom in key roles.
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Middlesex School
George Bernard Shaw
Elmendorf L ‘Carr
W H ‘Taylor
R H Kettell
Sphinx
Caesar
Gardner E Prouty, Jr
Littleton
Cleopatra
Peter B Wright
Topsfield
John B Flagg
Bangor
Maine
Ruffio
John Q A Doolittle
Utica
New York
Flatateeta
Huntington Thom
Washington, D C
Appolodorus
Annie Prendergast Weds Thomas Eccles in Boston Ceremony
Mrs Patrick Prendergast of 361 Main Street announces the wedding of her daughter Annie M Prendergast to Thomas Eccles of Boston at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Rev Edward F Ryan officiated. The bride wore a blue velvet traveling suit and white roses. Attendant was her sister Josephine Prendergast in brown velvet with yellow roses. The couple plans to live in Mattapan. Eccles teaches English in Boston schools. Prendergast is a Concord High and Jackson College alumna and math teacher at Walpole High School.
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Canada
Middlesex Poultrymen Hold Meeting on Egg Brand Plan
The Middlesex County Poultry Association met at the County Extension Service office in Concord to study a proposed marketing plan for eggs under a new label. Proceeds would fund local advertising, part of a state wide project suggested by poultrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Poultrymen
Concord
Middlesex County Poultry Association
County Extension Service Office
Everett Street
Hansel and Gretel at Harvey Wheeler School
A performance of Hansel and Gretel and an animal orchestra will be held at Harvey Wheeler School Assembly Hall tomorrow Thursday March 12 at 3 36 p m for the benefit of the Boy Scout Athletic Association.
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Hansel and Gretel
Harvey Wheeler ‘School
Hansel
Gretel
Harvey Wheeler
Boye Athletic Association
Corinthian Lodge Meets with Oyster Supper and Plans
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M met at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening with Worshipful Master G Sherman Blair presiding. Mrs Duncan G Chapman directed a scalloped oyster supper at 7. Rev Alfred W Stone led chorus. Senior Warden Robert F Charles played piano. Announcement of Laslies Night with Walden Chapter for April 1 and lodge officers to visit Masonic Temple in Waltham on April 20 to conduct rituals. attendance urged.
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Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Duncan G. Chapman
Alfred W. Stone
Robert F. Charles
Lodge
Walden
Waltham
Riual Fort Maniton
Kame Davis
Tuesday Club Meets for Social Arts and Music
The Tuesday Club gathering at Mrs Hugi oetis home featured performances by DivgTam VL lvik and others with Spain and Magiau mentioned. Mrs Leith and Mrs Theodore Smith hosted while Mrs George F Root and Mrs Wallace K Howard presided over refreshments.
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Ciup
Hugi Oetis
Autrea M. Uuler
Seabury
Lvik
Atul Iremanu
Spain
Ana Magiau
Was. Ubier
Pimyeu
Muric
Au Uluta
mModern Nature
Leith
Theodore Smith
George F. Root
Wallace K. Howard
Concord-Hawthorne Eastern Star Meeting Tonight
Concord-Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple this evening with Worthy Matron Mrs Irete W Dye presiding and Worthy Patron Paul H Barnes assisting. New 1931 officers perform the ceremony and Ashley Eddy is soloist. Refreshments served. committee chair Mrs Edith B Jones in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Irete W. Dye
Paul H. Barnes
Ashley Eddy
Edith B. Jones
Hibernians to Host Whist Party and Dance in Monument Hall
Division 66 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold a whist party Tuesday evening March 17 at Monument hall. Whist lasts until 10 then Johnny Woodlock and his orchestra play. William H. Dee chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Division 66
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Johnny Woodlock
William H. Dee
Sunday Lent Services At West Concord Union Church
The third Sunday in Lent was observed at West Concord Union Church with continued Lenten addresses by Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone. The morning topic was The Hope of the Glory of God and the children's series asked What is God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
West Concord Union Church
Alfred Wheeler Stone
God
Gertrude H. R#eout
Guilmant
M‘1drég Stone
Anth
Turner
Concord Youth Demonstration Teaches Swimming Skills
A group of Concord school children demonstrated swimming strokes and safety at Bedford Hospital. Virginia Joslin led the Brink method in Red Cross training at Walden Pond with Betty Howe Philip Falvin Pauline McCarthy and Robert Sheehan among others showing Beginners Swimmers and Girl Scout and Boy Scout requirements.
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Concord
Concord School
Bedford Hospital
Red Cross
Walden Pond
Virginia
Joslin
Betty Howe
Philip Falvin
Pauline McCarthy
Robert Sheehan
Frances Hall
Mary Chase
William Miller
Winslow Damontor
Catharine Wiles
Boston
Russell Lawrence
Roger Robbins
Mary
Sophie Chamberlin
David Sheehan
Ralph
Lawrence
Ted
Petterson
Mary Williams
Dorothea Loughlin
Roger Boyd
Shirley Foote
Benefit show of The Silent Enemy by local Junior Division
Under the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Junior Division, two benefit screenings of The Silent Enemy were held in the Veterans' building Friday afternoon and evening. Local organizers included Mrs Arthur B Brooks, Mrs John B Burtick, Mrs John M Eaton, Mrs Raymond Emerson, Mrs Walter K. Shaw Jr, Mrs Henry S Thompson from this town, with Mrs Winchester Denio and Mrs Merrill Hunt of Lincoln in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Veterans’ Building
Arthur B Brooks
John B Buttrick
John M Eaton
Raymond Hmerson
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Henry S. Thompson
Winchester Denio
Merrill Hunt
Lincoln
West Concord P T A to Meet March 18 at Wheelers Hall
The West Concord Parent Teacher Association will hold its next meeting in the Harvey Wheelers school assembly hall on Wednesday evening March 18. Harry Gardner of the State Board of Education will be the principal speaker. The program will include Miss Margaret Hearn’s musical number and a community singing session. Refreshments will be served.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheelers
Harry Gardner
State Board of Education
Margaret Hearn
French Speaking Plays Presented at Christ King Parish Hall
Two French language plays will be performed Sunday afternoon and evening in Christ King parish hall by the parish press club under the pastor's son Rev. F X Cone. One is a comedy and the other is a five act drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ-King
Ereess Club
F. xX. Cone
Substance themes at Concord church service and readings
First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord Mass lists Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School and a Wednesday testimonial meeting. The March 16 Casson Sermon on Substance is read in all Christ Scientist churches with the Bible lessons and passages from Matthew and Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Casson
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Trinity Church March Schedule Promotes Services and Meetings
The parish lists upcoming events led by Rector Rev Smith O Dexter and Rev Harold F Dunn of New York. Choir rehearsals March 12 and 19, Holy Communion March 15 9 30 A M and March 18 10 30 A M, morning prayer, church school, sewing meeting, box lunch, and children's service with junior choir scheduled across March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Harold F. Dunne
New York
Harvey Wheeler School Notes Penmanship Awards And Play
The Zaner System awards certificates for penmanship to several Grammar School pupils including Mary Harney and Barbara Park. On March 12 at 3 45 the Boys' Athletic Association hosts a Children's Entertainment Bureau showing Hansel and Gretel and an Animal Orchestra at the Harvey Wheeler School with 15 cent child and 25 cent adult admission to fund athletic equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaner
Zaner ‘Company
Mary Harney
Marjore Fuller
Thomas McAuley
Eleanor Thurston
Jannette Christian
Clarence ‘Hay
Jean Hume
Melissa Brigham
Barbara Park
Virginia Locke
Anne Crab
Frances Alexander
Esther ‘Ray
Priscilla Hay
Mary Chase
Clara Felton
Gertrude Edmonds
Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Concord Odd Fellows Win Cribbage Round
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows defeated Acton Lodge in the third round of cribbage with a final score of 93 to 87. Acton started with a handicap of 10 games but Concord pulled ahead by six points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Acton Lodge
Acton Odd Fellows
Concord
Acton
Reverend Thurlow Preaches at Littlerton Congregational Church
Rev. George L. Thurlow, pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church, preached Sunday evening in the Littlerton Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Littlerton
Congregational Church
Correct Use Of Leisure and Public Talks At Weat Concord Club
West Concern Carl L Schrader was sent to Philadelphia as substitute speaker at the Weat Concord Woman's Club last Friday. Alma Porter from the State Department of Education spoke on the correct use of leisure stressing playgrounds and scout movements. A musical program followed by Grace Melnthe on piano and Dors Seymour on contralto added to the event. The meeting endorsed Grace Morrison Poole for president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. A card party raised 64 for the Philanthropic Committee and a food sale netted 44 for the American Home committee. Flooding affected many town cellars after a Sunday storm. Mrs Maria Rankin, ill but improving, attended events. Gertrude Halloran spoke on European travel to the Aristos Society in Arlington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Carl L. Schrader
Philadelphia
Weat Corcord Woman's Club
Alma Porter
State Department of Education
Hancock St
Boston
Committee On
American Home
Wm. Heeks
George Blake
Wm. Logan
Albert Shaw
Robert Carter
Gordon Wilson
No Evidence Of Foul Play In Local Injury Case
Police ruled out foul play after Evelyn Little suffered serious injuries in her home. Initial reports described hammer like wounds, but investigators concluded she likely fell from her chair while playing solitaire. Mrs Little regained consciousness and answered questions, with no killer identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Evelyn L
Gister
Quarrel Over Telephone Call Ends in Tragedy
A New York man reportedly killed after a quarrel with his wife over a telephone call. The incident occurred March 11 as the opera company discussed a performance decision. Authorities investigate the dispute and its connection to the fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Concord Odd Fellows
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Charles E. Brown
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Herbert W. Hosmes
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