Concord Hibernians Banquet Lights Up Monument Hall
The second annual Banquet and Ladies Night of Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians drew about 250 attendees in Monument Hall. Mayor Curley delivered the main address on Americanism, with many local figures and the McCarthy sisters thrilling guests with music and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 56
Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
James J. Byrne
Maurice McWalter
Division 66
John Francis Doherty
Fall River
Boston
William O'Hearn
No. Adama
Charlies H. McGlue
Lynn
Democratic State Committee
Michael P. Mahon
St. Bernard’s Church
Joseph P. Mahar
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
No. Adams
McCarthy Sisters
Arlington
Thomas F. Hogan
Watertown
Michael J. Collins
Edward Flannery
Michael Hopkins
Michael O'Loughin
James V. Hennessey
Old North Bridge C A R appoints Eleanor Gordon delegate
Eleanor Gordon of the Old North Bridge Chapter C A R was named delegate to the annual Washington convention by president Mrs Watson M Gordon who will also attend. The chapter plans to mark all graves of Revolutionary heroes in Concord before April Patriots Day April 19 and will send articles to Fill Island in June.
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Old North Bridge
C. A. R. Mias
Eleanor Gordon
Washington
Watson M. Gordon
Concorde
Fills Island
Adjourned Town Meeting Lively Despite Controversy
Town meeting approved land disposal on Lexington road despite Finance Committee opposition. By laws on fires and sidewalks were adopted. The town will not fund pupil transport to High School. affected parties will appeal to the State Board of Education. Officials and committees were appointed including tree warden and library board. Meeting adjourned near 10:30 leaving attendees heated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen T. Emerson
Lexington Road
Emerson
Finance Committee
State Board of Education
Henry P. Richardson
Loren R B. Macdonald
Charles Francis Adams
Allen French
Edward F. Loughlin
Bessie K. Hudson
John M. Gilmore
Edward W. Emerson
Henry F. Smith
Sleepy Hollow
Peter Peterson
Raymond Wheeler
Leonard C. Robinson
George E. Jones
John M. Bruce
George FE. Jones
William Foss
Newton D. Gross
Fred FE. Hewitt
George V. Kennedys
Gordon Hutchins
Fred E. Hewitt
George V. Kennedy
John W. Mara
Isaac R. Beharrell
Concord News Snapshots and Local Events
Reports note a mumps outbreak in the area while Charles Borland returns from Chicago and Pittsburgh on business. Acariet fever cases arise in Concord and at the Junction. A single car derailed near the subway in No. Lexington on the Middlesex and Boston line. Concord Lodge of Elks met in Monument Hall with Exalter Ruler George F A Mulcahey presiding and officers for the year elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Borland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Concord
Cara
Middlesex
Boston
No. Lexington
Concord Lodge of Elks
Monument Hall
George F. A. Mulcahey
Concord High Forum hears Lieut. Alley on League of Nations
The Concord High School Forum in Eaton Hall Friday heard Lieut. Alden G. Alley speak on the League of Nations as a going institution. Alley, familiar with many sessions, outlined its workings, successes, partial failures, and limitations to a receptive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Eaton Hall
Everett Webster
Laura MacKown
Webster
Lieut
Alden G. Alley
League of Nations
Alley
Y P C Hosts Mr and Mrs Doten at church party
The Young People's Club of the Trinitarian Church entertained Mr and Mrs Wilbur Scott Doten the youngest married couple in the club in the church parlors Thursday evening. Rev Gail Cleland led games and Miss Pearl Prime supervised refreshments. President Maurice Bigelow presented the couple a silver tea spoon set. Boys' Club members attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Club of the
Trinitarian Church
Vera Pierce
Wilbur Scott
Doten
Gail Cleland
Miss Pearl Prime
Maurice Bigelow
Boys’ Club
Women’s Parish Association Food Sale Gains Success
The Women's Parish Association of the First Parish Church held a successful vestry sale on Friday afternoon. Chairman Mrs. Raymond Wheeler led the committee with assistances including Mrs. J Louis A Sohier Mrs. T Mason Mrs. George Caldwell Mrs. Frederick A. Bosley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association
First
Raymond Wheeler
J Louis A. Sohier
T. Mason
George Caldwell
Frederick A. Bosley
Charlies Tolman
Philip A. Davis
Williams
D. Dana Bart
Walden Pond Boys Club elects new officers at meeting
At the annual meeting of the Walden Pond Boys Club of the Trinitarian Church held in the vestry Thursday evening, Theodore Peterson was elected president, Herold Hansen vice president, Engebretsen secretary, Larsen treasurer, and Marks and Hilding Johnson along with an executive committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Pond Boys’ Club
Walden Pond Boys’ Club of the Trinitarian Church
Theodore Peterson
Herold Hansen
Engebretsen
Larsen
Marks and
Hilding Johnson
Concord Church schedule outlines Lent events and talks
Rev Gail Cleland posts a busy week at Concord Massachusetts with a Sunday March 16 service for Boys and a Lent talk series by the pastor on Jesus In The Home. Evening activities include Young People Club and a Brotherhood Ladies Night with Redpath Lyceum Bureau lecturer.
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Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Jesus
B Brotherhood
Ben Franklin Allen
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Channing “Pollock
Leslie R. Moore
Woman’s Union
Concord Church Schedule and Glee Club Rehearsal
The notice lists March church events led by Rev. Dexter and Rev. Webster including Holy Communion and sermons, church school, and prayer services. It also notes activities by the Girls' Friendly Society and sewing meetings with readings on Japan. Under music director R Norman Hardspeth, Concord High School Glee Club rehearses Said Pasha for an early May opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O. Dexter
Boy Scouts
Church School
Francis EF. Webster
Waltham
Girls’ Friendly Society
Japan
K. of C Hope Chest Funds Drive for May Bazaar
Concord Massachusetts March 3 1924 letter from the Hope Chest Committee urges members to donate items for a chest to be displayed in a local store window. Proceeds from the May 1 2 3 bazaar will fund the building fund and treasury. Edw T McCabe chairman Daniel Sullivan treas Edward Flannery committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Chest Committee
Concord
T. McCabe
Daniel Sullivan
Treas
Edward Flannery
Concord Grange 150 P H holds degree work meeting
Concord Grange No. 150 Patrons of Husbandry met in White's Hall with Master Arthur F. Adams presiding. The first and second degrees were worked on a large class, led by Herman A. Schofield. The Ladies Auxiliary served refreshments. next planned degrees on March 18 will be in White's Hall with supper by the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
P. OF
Concord Grange No
Patrons of Husbandry
White’s Hall
Arthur F. Adams
Bedford Grange
Herman A. Schofield
George W. Hunt
Milk Inspectors Report to Health Board Concord
Concord dairy inspectors filed a detailed report to the Board of Health outlining milk quality checks, test results, and compliance status for local producers. The document highlights sanitation practices, temperature controls, and action items for licensing and future audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Concord
The Water Man Ballad Opera slated by Teachers' Club
The Water Man ballad opera by Dibden will be staged in spring by the Teachers' Club. Rehearsals are directed by R Norman Huespeth director of music at Concord High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibden
Teachers’ Club
R. Norman Huespeth
Concord High School
Sudbury Road heater flare up brings firemen to scene
A flare up in an oil heater in the kitchen of Mrs. Etta Dodge on Sudbury Road Tuesday caused a smoke filled house. Firemen answered box 18 after a telephone alarm but found no fire to extinguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Dodge
Sudbury Road
Concord High Circle Classes Attend Town Meetings
Many members of the Concord High School circle classes attended the Concord town meetings last week. The Monday night meeting was likely a record for length and attendance. Fred R Jones of Old Acres released a new Reo track for the Inacott Motor Co Concord branch. A larger truck was needed due to a sizable rise in Mr. Jones milk business. Mrs. Elsie R Hubbard returns to her desk in the Concord High school office after weeks of absence. William R George, founder of the George Junior Republic near Ithaca New York, spoke at the Concord academy Tuesday evening on the republics workings. The miniature republic uses a US style constitution with boys and girls from 12 to 18 acting as citizens and offices. Professors Waldo P. Lapham, Arthur A Maguire and Geo. B. Jones met to organize the year with Lapham as chairman. They plan Spring work and expect to set the car's tax rate near thirty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Fred R Jones
Old Acres
Inacott Motor Co
Concord
Minature Republic
United States
Mr. George
Case Continued Involving Unnaturalized Foreigner and Firearm Charge
Mrs. Benjamin R Bulkeley hosted members of the Cold Female Charitable Society this afternoon. The case of James Galuzzo of 82 Conant Street Concord charged with being an unnaturalized foreign born person possessing a firearm was continued until Saturday March 23. Caluzzo's attorney filed briefs asserting the charge unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Cold Female Charitable Society
James Galuzzo
Conant Street
Concord
Caluzzo
Wanted Woman Toy to House Work in Medium Family
Classified notice seeking a woman to live in a medium sized family home with duties at a nice wage. Permanent position offered and may consider a woman with an adult daughter. Best references required. Tel. Concord 4 W mig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
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