Concord Week Events at Trinity Church and Local Groups
Church notices list Rev. Smith and Rev. Peck leading services at Trinity Church Concord with sewing meetings and evening prayers. Local organizations like Boy Scouts, Concord Grange No 150, and Ye Old Timers Club announce meetings and speaker events in April. Golf prospect Walter Johnson returns for the season at Concord Country Club. Sue Parker Hal Newport-tourists plan Far West visit and Concord stop.
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Mary T. Sargent
Concord
Emerson
Walter M Johnson
Myatt Lake Drive
Arlington
Conscord Country Club
Exchange Hall
South Acton
Acton
Lexington
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Concord Board of Trade
West Concord
Concord Grange No. 150
Sue Parker
Hal Newport
Australia
Hawaii
Pacific
Far West
Seven Star Inn
Thomas B Farrington Burial Moved to Concord Shade
The body of Thomas B Farrington a Concord native who died at his Waltham home was brought to Concord Saturday morning for burial in St Bernard's cemetery.
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Thomas B. Farrington
Concord
Waltham
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Banking Day Encourages School Savings
Banking Day on Wednesdays urges students to open and fund school bank accounts. Small weekly deposits from younger students grow over eight years, building a sizable college fund, and organizers want more upper grade students to participate.
Concord woman’s club hosts blind division sale and exhibit
The Concord Woman's Club hosts a State Division for the Blind sale exhibition and demonstration in the First Parish Meeting House with typewriters weaving basketry and machine sewing on display. Maske the papillon owned by Mrs W D Goff of Sunny Acres Concord is listed among new AKC champions. The Bulkeley-Emerson and Harvey Wheeler West schools schedule for Friday was postponed due to scarlet fever cases.
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American Kennel Club
New England
Maske
W D Goff
Sunny ‘Acres
Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Speeter
Bulkeley-Emerson
Harvey Wheeer-West
Terans
Concord Woman's Club to Hold April Meeting with Luncheon
Robert W. McKaughten spoke at the Concord Woman's Club in the vestry on Monday debuting a lecture titled A Quest for a Pair of Slippers. Mrs Hervert B. Smith presided. The annual business meeting is set for 3 PM Monday April 11 with a casserole luncheon at 1 o'clock.
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Concord Woman's Club
Robert W. McKaughten
First Parish
A.quest
Hervert B. Smith
Division 56 Hibernians plan May play at Monument Hall
President Joseph M Collins presided at a meeting in Monument hall. A committee was appointed to arrange a play by the Division in the latter part of May, comprising Michael J Collins James Powers Jr Edward Flannery and Joseph Mc Kenna. Delegates were sent to the Middlesex County Board meeting in Cambridge Sunday.
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Joseph M. Collins
Ancient Order of ‘Hibernians
Monument Hall
Michael J. Collins
James Powers, Jr
Edward Flannery
Joseph McKenna
Middlesex County Board
Cambridge
Pepperell and Maynard to join Middlesex Baseball League
Pepperell did not send a representative to the last league meeting. For the upcoming April 1 session Lexington and Maynard are expected to attend. We considered for membership in the league. The season is now planned to open Sunday May 22.
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Pepperell
Middlesex County Baseball League
Lexington and Maynard Will
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meeting Noted Event
The Walden Royal Arch chapter met Monday evening in Masquic Temple for a smeat pie supper at 7 o'clock directed by Mrs. Duncan G Chaipman. Exalted Priest Irving G Dart was assisted by Frank H Goettler King William H Davis and scribe William A Williams. A Ladies Night committee to be chaired by Gra of Hverett reported caterer Percy F Baker of the Pilgrim Mala Quertette of Boston to arrange entertainment with vocal solos violin piano and reader.
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Walden Royal Arch
Masquic Temple
Duncan’ G. ‘Chaipman
Irving G
Dart
Frank H. Goettler
William H. Davis
William A. Williams
Gra
Hverett
Percy F
Mala -Quertette
Boston
Concord Union Bible Society Sews for Charity
The Concord Union Bible Society held its March meeting at Mrs Helen Kelley’s Hubbard Street home. Members spent the afternoon sewing for charity.
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Bible Society the. Concord. Union
Bible= Society
Mids
Helen Kelley
Hubbard Street
King's Daughters of First Parish Plan April Meeting
The King’s Daughters of the First Parish met at Mrs. Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer’s home with Mrs. Auer and Mrs. G. Walter Vialle as hostesses. They voted to send letters of cheer to two sick members and set the next meeting for Tuesday afternoon, April 5, at Mrs. Chas. L. Foote’s home on Main and Elm streets.
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King’s Daughters
Johannes
A. C. Fagginger Auer
Auer
G. Walter Vialle
Chas. L. ‘Foote
Elm Streets
Requiem Mass Held for Rev. Micheal P. Maher
A high mass of requiem was celebrated Wednesday morning at St. Bernard's church by Rev. William H. Pinnick for the late Rev. Micheal P. Maher. Miss Katherine Hagerty presided at the organ with Mrs. James J. Laughlin as soloist and Mr. James J. Laughlin assisting. FOR SALE Mexwell Touring Car with new tires a new top and mechanically OK priced at 75 dollars cash. 20 Lexington Road Concord.
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William H. Pinnick
Micheal P. Maher
St. Bernard’s Church
Katherine Hagerty
James J. Laughlin
Mexwell Touring Car
Lexington Road
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church Schedules April Services
Concord Mass Rev Gail Cleland pastor leads Sunday morning worship at 9 30 with sermon by J D Brownell president of Northland College Wisconsin and evening services as part of a lent series on Jesus and His People. Weekly events include Young People club Monday sewing and a cooking demonstration by Helen Arxen.
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Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
J.D. Brownell
Northland Lege
Wisconsin
Young People's Club
Lawrence Petersen
Jesus
Helen Arxen
Edison Electrical Appliance Co
Walden
Pond Boys’ Club
Charles. H. Towle
Concord Junction
Joseph Gaudet High Scorer In Charity Whist Season
Concord concludes charity whist series organized by the Concord Lodge of Elks with Russell F. Parsons chairing. Joseph Gaudet wins the $25 top prize for highest season score. evening prizes awarded to multiple named participants. Proceeds directed to aid for deserving cases.
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Concord
Concord ‘Lodge
Russell F. Parsons
Elk’s Hall
Joseph Gaudet
Mary Fee
Edith Mi
Edward Mannery
Ise Sullivan
Russell F. Na
April Gatherings Discuss Town Baseball Plans
April plans call for local fans to assemble on a Saturday in twilight to discuss the town's baseball program for the coming season. Assabet Valley league teams and town teams will be considered, with fans invited to share ideas and bring suggestions on the best method to boost local baseball attendance and support.
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Tost
Concord reopen after spring vacation
Concord schools announce reopening after spring break with Middlesex deferring term to April 8. Firemen’s Concert and Ball planned at State Armory Easter Monday for Relief Association. Eleanor Cooke reads Young Club notes. new weekly series begins at Trinitarian Chapel on How Much Do We Know About God. Reverend Gail Cleland preaches World of Spirit. Beethoven Centenary Festival noted with choir and violinist Elizabeth F. McDonald.
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Concord Idemty
Middlesex School
State Armory
Relief Association
Eleanor Cooke T
Young Club
Congregational
Leslie R. Moore
God
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Elizabeth F. McDonald
Union Church Concord Junct Schedule of Lent Services April 10 7
The Concord Junction church under Minister Alfred W. Stone lists a full Lent schedule. Morning service on Sunday April 10 includes the fifth sermon in the series Cardinal Facts of the Christian Faith with the topic The Church of Christ. Other activities include church school, Junior and Senior Endeavor services, and a Sunday evening sermon on Spiritual Gifts. Week events cover Boy Scouts, Lenten classes, Midweek and Ladies Missionary Society, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and Union Club meeting.
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Concord Junct
Alfred W. Stone
Church of Christ
Church School
Paul
Boy Scouts
Ladies’, Missionary Society
The
Woman's — Christian Temperance
Union
Union Club
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