Middlesex Local C. E. Union Sets Monthly Meetings and Rally Plans
The Middlesex Local C. E. Union held a March 17 supper in Maynard with 27 youths and 11 of 14 societies represented. The executive committee voted monthly meetings, 1000 letter heads, society reports, a rally song for April 19, and two district rallies yearly. A transportation committee was named and Lincoln society reconsideration was asked. A final note announced an April 14 executive meeting with the Littleton Baptist society. A separate infantry inspection described unit drills and arm signal testing under Lieut. McGinness.
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Middlesex
C. E. Union
Maynard
Mary V. Tewkebury
Concord
Cambridge
Harold Merriam
South Acton
Mary Park
Shirley
Marguerite Leighton
Concord Junction
Winslow Darnon
Wm. C. Robus
Lincoln
Lincoln Society
Littleton Baptist Society
Easter Sunday Services Highlight Renewed Faith Across Churches
Easter in churches featured festive music and sermons. First Parish in the 11 o'clock service presented a 15-voice chorus with soloists and organ. Trinitarian church offered a 5 o'clock cantata and a 7:30 service with Holy Communion. Trinity also noted a 10:30 evening service.
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Conant
Philip Davis
Lawrence Cook
Dubois
Mr. Cook
Dressler
Miss Barker
Davis
Cook
Trinitarian
Aster
Miriam Davis
MacFarlane
Anderson
Trinity Church
The Theatre Miss Spaulding Addresses Woman's Club
Miss Alice H. Spaulding spoke at the Concord Mass. Woman's club event on March 4, arguing the theatre's success rests on author actor and public. She warned audiences shape tastes more than legislation and urged elevating public demand for higher quality drama.
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Boston
New York
Times
West
Chicago
St. Louis
Masonic Service for George Henry Wright
George Henry Wright dies after long illness at age 70 in Concord. He lived 50 years in town, ran a Nine Acre Corner farm, later moved to Hildreth Corner. Survived by niece Carrie Hussey and two other nieces. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. at Parish with Pastor Loren B. Macdonald officiating. burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Corinthian lodge A F and A M members attend.
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George Henry Wright
Wright
Concord
Littleton
Ithamer
Patty Fletcher
Nine Acre Corner
Hildreth Corner
Carrie Hussey
Loren B. Macdonald
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Sleepy Hollow
Charles G. Kent
Corinthian Lodge
Floral tributes at Wright funeral highlight Masonic groups
A funeral procession for Mr. Wright included numerous floral tributes from organizations such as Corinthian lodge A. F. and A. M. and Walden Royal Arch chapter. Bearers listed were Samuel Lufkin, Alvah Wheeler, T. Masor, and A. B. C. Dakin.
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Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Walden
Royal Arch
Mr. Wright
Samuel Lufkin
Alvah Wheeler
T. Masor
A. B. C. Dakin
Towle Sells Concord Grocery to Lars Anderson
C H Towle sells his Concord grocery after 24 years in business to Lars Anderson. Towle will stay in Concord and work in real estate while Anderson and his son Leslie continue the store as L Anderson and Son. Anderson intends to run the shop with the same methods and standards.
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C. H. Towle
Lars Anderson
C. G
G. W. Towle
Concord
Towle Brothers
George
Charles G. Kent
Kent
Towle
Andersom
Milldam
Hubbard. Sr
Boston
Anderson
L. Anderson & Son
Leslie
Mass. Agricultural College
Funeral for Daniel Moynihan in Boston Church
The funeral for Daniel Moynihan who was killed when a cellar caved in while he worked in Boston was held at St Bernard's church on Friday afternoon. Burial followed in the parish cemetery. Moynihan, 21, leaves two sisters Nora and Catherine of Concord and his parents in Ireland. He had lived in the United States since last May.
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Daniel Moynihan
Boston
St. Bernard’s Church
Moynihan
Nora
Catherine
Concord
Ireland
Colonial Inn Updates and Free Medical Attendance Noted
Free medical attendance has been arranged for by means of a light assessment on members of Company I. Free bed arrangements are planned at Deaconess hospital for the company. Exterior improvements begin on the outdoor tea room at the Colonial Inn with lattice work for the piazza. Interior decorating proceeds ahead of warm days. Miss Frieda Sutter, Colby College student, Easter vacationing at the Colonial Inn. A group of 12 Harvard students walked from Cambridge to Concord and dined at the Colonial.
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Company I
Deaconess Hospital
Colonial Inn
Frieda Sutter
Colonial’ Inn
Colby College
New London, N. H
Harvard
Cambridge
Concordegene
Colonial
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