Maynard Lodges Celebrate Fifth Panloreney Ceremony
The Maynard lodges of Bari Kitchenner and Lady Warwick joined over 200 members Saturday for ceremonies at the hall. Boston grand president Arthur Brown and Springfield grand chaplain Robert Hooper presided. F C Harold of Boston provided entertainment after a supper featuring chicken pie and shrimp salad. A joint Song and Daughters committee led by Albert Axford organized the event with numerous officers and members listed.
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Panloreney
Bari
Kitchener Lodge
S. of
St. G
Lady Warwick Lodge
I. D
Hall
Arthur Brown
Boston
Robert Hooper
Springfield
William Platt
Holling
Lawrence
Rs. Clarkson
Waltham
F. C. Harold
Albert Axford
John Bamford
Jb Doel
Albert Reynolds
Harold Taylo
Louise Cuttell
Jesse Billett
Nathaniel Davis
Joseph Brown
Bert Taylor
Eva Jamieson
Job Doel
Mark Newton
John Trench
George Brown
Charles Spence
Raymond Emerson recounts Mackenzie River trip talk
Raymond Emerson spoke Tuesday evening before the Men’s Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church. His illustrated talk covered last summer’s Mackenzie River journey and featured a compact collection of fur and Indian relics on display and description.
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Raymond Emerson
Trinitarian Church
Mackenzie River
Emerson
Concord Electric Light Board Reorganizes
The Concord Electric Light Board reorganized with Groeer Wallace B. Conant as chair, joined by David L. Ball and Edwardie Caiger as clerk. The board considers restoring the plant after last December's flue destruction and improving the system. Two new lights have been installed at Bedford Road and in front of John Whitney’s residence on Thoreau Street.
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Concord Electric Light Board
Groeer Wallace B. Conant
David L. Ball
Edwardie Caiger
Bedford Line
Bedford Road
John
Fi. Whitney
Thoreau Street
Arden couple engaged to wed in Jung
Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Wood of Arden Delaware to Allan Brown, second son of Mrs. L Cora Brown of Elm Street Concord. The wedding is planned for Jung and the Browns will likely reside in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wood
Arden, Dela
Allan Brown
L. Cora Brown
Elm Street
Concord
Jung
Assabet Aerie F O E Fair at Colonial Hall Draws Big Crowd
Assabet Aerie F O E held a three day fair at Colonial Hall with a street parade of Eagles opening Thursday. The event featured booths led by Mrs Mary Connors and others, nightly entertainments by local acts, and prize drawings with numerous donors and volunteers.
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Assabet Aerie F. O. E
Colonial Hall
Sunflower Booth
Mary Connors
Charles Schwab
Thomas Kane
Martin Keane
Arthur Morrill
Joseph Connors
Ertherician
Edward Johnson
Gene le Doux
Alfred Madigan
Hudson
Incent Sims
Mary A. Foley
Acton
Archie Miller
Forrest Street
Medicine Chest
Arthur O'Leary
Sadie Kaler
Hillside Street
Arthur Johnson
Leo Grady
Uxbridge
Ton
Peter Ruillard
Henry McCormack
Sudbury Street
May Sharpe
Dartmouth Street
John Kane
McKinley Street
Albert Lever
Mary J. Foley
Parker Street
Cedar Chest
Albert Fairbanks
Samuel Ineson
South Ac- Cuddy
Christy Danleavy
Frank Colombo
E Junction
Ur. Johnson
Warrison Street
Nellie Potter
Cultures Taken At Roosevelt School After Diphtheria Alert
Precautionary cultures were taken at Roosevelt School after a teacher contracted diphtheria. Fifty cultures from first grade students and staff, including the janitor and nurse, were sent to state health officials in Boston. One child is confirmed ill. others quarantined or awaiting results as fumigation proceeds.
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Roosevelt
Miss Nash
Ménard ¥. Flaherty
Roston
Maynard
von Stroheim
Monte Carlo
Concord Country Club Auction Plans On May Evening
Concord Country Club members set an auction at the clubhouse on May 6 with informal afternoon events planned through late spring and early summer continuing the club’s tradition.
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Concord Coun cLus
Comcord Country Club
Concord Center win sparks lively high school game
Concord Center played a spirited home game and edged the opponent 5 to 3 in better defense and scoring bursts. Miss Chartot spends winter in Winchester while Mise Brown visits a friend during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Tannin Ham High
Miss Chartot
Winchester
Mise Brown
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Solomon
Sheba
Peoples Theatre
Mary Miles Minter
Tilly
Betty Compson
Paramount
This Ape
Lowe’s
New State Theatre
May McAvoy
Larry Lemon
R. L. Wilson
Prop
J. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg
George Chidley
Charlies
Moulton
John Pakkanen
Main Street
Christy Dunleavy
Charley’Callahan
Concord Junction
Bertha Carney
Brooks Street
Max Cohen
William Haggerty
W'liam Mongal
Waine Heilenen
Thomas Cuddy
John A. O'Leary
Hinds
Henry Slyvert
Joseph Chidley
John O’moore
Joseph Lemoine
Harold Peterson
Arthur Ayotte
Arthur Jonson
David Foley
St. Swegr
Biavaryadh
Will Rogers
Feauvaits
WM. S. Hart
White Oak
Wm Hart
Maynard Textile Council
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