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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
3
Concord Massachusetts church notices list upcoming services and talks at Trinity Church led by Rev Dexter and Rev Mulford, including Holy Communion, church school, and evening prayers. Local groups such as Concord Musical Club and First Parish Vespers announce rehearsals, programs, and concerts with named participants and venues.
The Third and Fourth Degrees were conferred on a good class of candidates at Concord Grange No. 150 Patrona of Husbandry on Tuesday evening last week. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the Ladies' Auxiliary. The next meeting on April 1 will host an April Fool Party chaired by Mrs. Carmelia Cullinane.
The Union Bible Society holds its regular meeting on Thursday March 27 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Henry F Smith Jr The Wallen Pond Boys Club reports a successful food sale Friday afternoon in the vestry of Trinitarian Church led by president Theodore Peterson
The Trinitarian Church in Concord Massachusetts posts a series of Lent related and parish activities. Special services for girls on March 20 include a sermon by Rev Gail Cleland with the pastor. A Young Peoples Club led by Mr John Way meets at 5 46 pm. The pastor continues his Lenten series Jesus in the Home of the Pharisee at 7 pm. Mid week service on April 2 features Mr Charles H Towle speaking on his California trip.
Service returns on the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway line to Concord after a ten day halt caused by snow rifts on the tracks. The restart follows repairs and clearing work by the railway company and local crews.
Kathleen Frances Mullaney of Concord born April 2, 1900, died Saturday after a battle with an illness. She worked for the Boston and Maine Railroad at North Station and is survived by her parents Michael J. and Mary Mullaney, and brothers John J. and M Joseph Mullaney. Funeral held at St Bernard's Church with solemn requiem, interment at St Bernard's Cemetery.
The Men's Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church held its annual Ladies' Night in the vestry. Ladies and many members attended Ben Franklin Allen's illustrated lecture on Channing Pollock's play The Fool.
The Concord Woman's Club met in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House with Mrs. Herbert B. Smith guiding. John Clair Minot of Boston Sternald spoke on books. club plans include an April 14 meeting with tea and singing. Members visited Mrs. Edward C. Dawson at 432 Main Street Westvale for her 85th birthday.
The Concord Parent Teacher Association held a meeting at the Raton Hall Mirh School Building in the evening. Mrs Raymond Beheeks preached and explained the S and town antiroet treatment for the prevention of Vinthdria and discussed effects of the frozen serum on Concord Academy pupils. Mrs J William Byron sang, candy was served, Judge Frederick P Cabot of the Juvenile Court spoke with suggestions for training youth to avoid court pitfalls.
The Bowdoin College Musical Clubs will present a concert and dance at Concord Town Hall on Monday March 31 at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the Nine Acre Corner Community House.
Town meeting vote adopts sections restricting vehicles from approaching or following fire police or ambulance units within 600 feet and parking near Walden Street fire station. Violations cap fines at 20 dollars per offense with enforcement by fire officials and town clerk certification dated March 12 1924.
Mrs Edward C Damon of 432 Main Street Weatvale founders Concord Woman's Club and longtime health advocate. Birthday events included a family visit by over thirty relatives and neighbors during a week of celebrations despite a long standing lameness. She was born March 24, 1839 in Weston and helped organize the club in April with 14 members.
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