Lexington Concord High meet opens season in tight win
Lexington High beat Concord High 46 to 31 at Emerson playground in a season opener decided in final events. Blais and Turner led Lexington while DiCicco topped Concord in several sprints and field events.
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Concord
Lexington
Concord High
Emerson Playground
T. DiCicco
Blais
Turner
DiCicco
McIntyre
T. DiiCicco
Mulliken
Brothen C
Graham
C. Kelley
Damon
Anderson
Melody
R. Kelley
Vigliotti
Madsen
Wheeler
Ffurner
Neary
Lapham
M. DiCicco
Brothen
McGrath
Prize Drill and Dance by Company H Mass Guard at State Armory
Concord notes the annual Prize Drill and Dance of Company H Mass National Guard at the State Armory on Wednesday May 17. Lieut John E Mutty chairs the committee with First Sergeant Samuel Meuse. other members include Sergeants Delaney Frawley Scherer and Corporals Conquest Finan Dee Heyliger. The program runs 7 30 to 8 30 for the drill, 8 30 to 9 for the concert, then dancing 9 to 1. Edward J McEnzillys Victor Recording Orchestra provides the music. tickets go on sale Monday from any Company H member.
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Concord
Company H
Mass
National Guard
State Armory
John E Mutty
Samuel Meuse
John Delaney
John Frawley
Norman Scherer
Conquest
Philip Finan
Philip Dee
Howard Heyliger
Edward J McEnzlly
Victor Recording Orchestra
Concord Rod and Gun Club to send representative to Arlington meeting
The Concord Rod and Gun Club met at the clubhouse Wednesday evening with President Nelson Howe presiding. A representative will go to Arlington Sunday to join a Middlesex County Sportsmen's Club rifle and pistol league committee, coordinating the Concord club's upcoming season shoot.
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Concord Rod and Gun Club
Nelson Howe
Arlington
Middlesex County of Sportsmen’s Club
Concord Club
Elks Appoint Delegates for State Convention
Concord Lodge of Elks met in Elks Hall on April 25 and named Frank O. Miller and Joseph Dee as delegates to the State convention in Greenfield in June. Benjamin E Derby and Charles R Miller were named alternates.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Frank O. Miller
Joseph Dee
Greenfield
Benjamin E Derby
Charles R Miller
Concord Teachers Club Sponsors Rare School Concert
Concord Teachers' club members and guests enjoyed a musical night in the High school auditorium as Enos E Held, musical supervisor, sang vocal solos. He was joined by a trio including Miss Helen Ballard on cello Miss Ruth Young on violin and Charles Wilson on piano.
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Concord Teachers’ Club
Enos E
Helen Ballard
Ruth, Young
Charles Wilson
Fire Engineers Form Organization with New Officers
The Board of Fire Engineers named John Olsen of West Concord as chief with George W. Deacon as assistant chief. Dennis S. Horne and Robert M. Prentiss were appointed deputy chiefs, and Harry Rider serves as clerk.
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Board of Fire Engineers
John Olsen
West Concord
George W. Deacon
Dennis S. Horne
Robert M. Prentiss
Harry Rider
Sunday Services at First Church of Christ Scientist Concord
The Concord church schedules Sunday service at 8:45 p.m. and Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. A Wednesday testimonial meeting begins at 7:45 p.m. The Reading Room is open 2 to 5 p.m. on weekdays. The May 7 lesson titled Adam and Fallen Man includes Bible citations from Hosea and Romans and the Mary Baker Eddy text Science and Health.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Israel
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Elks Whist Winner Gus Belmont Leads Prize Lineup
Gus Belmont won first prize at the Elks Whist party in Elks Hall under Lovell P. George. Miss Bertha Beeson placed second and Miss Mary M. Boyce of Lincoln was third. Additional winners included Harold Tompkins Mrs Mary Kelley Thomas Dusberger Fred Mason and others. Otto Boreson took the door prize and Mary Hill Harold Dugmore earned special prizes with Mrs C L Hokansen taking the consolation prize.
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Gus Belmont
Elks’ Hall
Harold Tompkins
Joanne Kelley
W. Manning
Martina Helsher
Joe Roptie
John Grudall
Robert Furiga
Otto Boreson
Mary Hill
Harold Dugmore
C L Hokansen
Funeral service for Edward H Furber Boston broker
Funeral services for Edward Harrison Furber a Boston investment broker were held Wednesday afternoon at his Liberty Street home with Rev Charles Russell Peck of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Charles Locke sang. The body was taken to Cambridge for cremation at Mount Auburn and ashes were interred Thursday morning in the family lot at Mount Auburn cemetery.
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George K. Shepard
Willow Street
St. Bernard's Church
Fr. Doherty
Oblate
Ned Finan
Finan
Emerson Hospital
Herbert Buttrck Hosmer
Elm Street
Woman's National Farm and Garden
Antiquarian Society
Lexington Road
Kev Angus Vua
Episcopal ‘Heological School
Cambridge
Middlesex School
White Pond
St. Bernard’s Church
Fr Doherty
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Woman’s Union
Charles H Towle
Edward P Brown
Pinckney Street
Boston
I Crescent Road
Catherine F Anderson
Old
Eleanor
Helen
Middlesex Insurance Partnership
Concord
Edward Harrison Furber
Liberty Street
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles ‘. Locke
Mount Auburn
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Concord Rotary Club Meets At Colonial Inn
President Burleigh L Pratt presided at the weekly luncheon of the Concord Rotary Club held at the Colonial Inn. Mr Shaw of Boston showed motion pictures titled Going After the News.
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Burleigh L Pratt
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Shaw
Boston
Frederick E Lowell obituary notes long Boston arts career
Frederick Eldridge Lowell 59 trustee of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Harvard College 1895 graduate died April 25 at his Garfield road home retired since 1922. He born in Boston son of Edward J Lowell landscape artist water colorist and art gallery exhibitor member of Boston Art Club Tavern Club violinist Mariana and Alice Lowell among surviving children and a sister Mrs James Hardy Ropes.
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Frederick Eldridge Lowell
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Harvard College
Garfield Road
Mr. Lowell
Boston
Edward J. Lowell
Harvard
Boston Arts Club
Tavern Club
Isabel P. Shaw Lowell
Francis ‘Cabot Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Frederick E. Lowell, Jr
Mariana Lowell
Alice Lowell
James Hardy Ropes
Concord Art Association Spring Exhibition Opens to Public
The Concord Art Association held a members reception and private view, with the public opening on May 1. The spring show features painter and sculptor members of the Board of Directors and is freely accessible to visitors.
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Concord Art Association
Concord
Community Orchestra Postpones Concert to May 11
The Community Orchestra postpones its High School Auditorium concert to Thursday evening May 11 to avoid conflicts with the Red Cross entertainment. Guest artist Edward MacHugh will sing two sets. Tickets available at Richardson's Drug Store and from orchestra members.
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Red iCross
Edward MacHugh
Richardson's Drug Store
Hudspeth Exhibits At Paris Salon Miniatures Accepted
R Norman Hudspeth of Concord brings two miniatures "Molly Harlow" and "The Boy" to the Paris Salon where his work was accepted. He has been studying sculpture in Paris this winter and is now on vacation in Italy.
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R. Norman
Hudspeth i
Paris Salon
R. Norman Hudspeth
Concord
Molly Harlow
The
Selon
Paris
Hudspeth
Italy
Mickey Mouse Sweat Shirts Special at New Idea Store
Local retailer New Idea Store in Maynard offers kids Mickey Mouse sweat shirts this week for 50 cents each. Storewide bargain highlights include cheerful patterns and affordable prices for families.
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New Idea Store
Maynard
Emerson Hospital National Hospital Day Open House
Emerson Hospital invites families to a National Hospital Day open house on May 12 from 3 to 6 pm at the Nurses' Home. Tea, music, balloons, and a hospital tour showcase the facility and staff to help visitors feel at home with the hospital’s layout and team.
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Emerson Hospital
National Hospital
Dug
Miss Day
Miss Walsh
Miss Griffiths
Miss Putnam
Miss Francis
Miss Price
Miss Gunaris
Mrs Hayes
Car theft chain ties Brookline to Monument Square
Arthur W. Berry of 9 Ston etreet reported his sedan stolen from in front of the insurance building in Monument Square Wednesday afternoon. The vehicle was later found abandoned in Brookline Thursday. A thief who took Berry’s car allegedly drove a second car stolen in Brookline that same afternoon. a machine owned by Mrs Harriet E. Sampson of 14 Chilton Street, Plymouth, stolen in Brookline, was found late Wednesday near the square where Berry’s car was taken.
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Arthur W. Berry
Ston Etreet
Insurance
Monument Square
Brookline
Harriet E. Sampson
Chilton Street
Plymouth
Berry
How to Begin Saving with Co operative Bank Shares
The Concord Co operative Bank offers a primer on cooperative banking. It explains monthly savings from $1 to $40, with larger sums allowed by buying more shares. Shares become fully paid at $200, typically after about 12 years, and dividends are paid quarterly or semi annually. May series now on sale with interest starting May 17.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Massachusetts
Co-Operative Bank
tableaux interest draws large audience for Red Cross event
A large crowd gathered at the Girl Scout Community House on Saturday evening to enjoy tableaux vivants staged for Red Cross Swimming Classes. Frederick R Child Jr directed the show with a committee including Mrs Charles L Foote and Mrs Rodney E Pratt.
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Girl Scout Community House
Red Cross
Frederick R Child, Jr
Charles L Foote
Rodney E Pratt
Leon Foss
Richard B Hobart
Mary Chamberlin
Mary Curtis
Grace Keyes
Ellen Emerson
Edward B Caiger
Thomas L Sanborn
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Eleanor Hosmer
Mildred Pope Moore
Helen Curtis
Child
William B Bartlett
Hans W Miller
Alice Ruggles Sohier
Allen French
Whitney Smith
Wilford C. Saeger
Harold E Orendorff
Elizabeth Wood
Rodrey E Pratt
Concord student Elizabeth Brown elected to Vermont union council
Elizabeth Brown of Concord Massachusetts and a 1936 graduate of the University of Vermont has been chosen as a member of the Women's Student Union Council for the coming year.
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Elizabeth Brown
Concord
Mass
University of Vermont
Women’s Student Union Council
Cameron and Buttrick Prize Winners in Local Golf Meet
Cameron won weekend 18 holes handicap medal play at Concorn Country Club with 87-61, edging Charles Johnson 89-3 and Charles Edgarton 99-75. John B Buttrick took gross prize with 88 while several players posted 89 to 111 with various handicap scores.
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Cameron
Buttrick
Alexander A. Cameron
Concorn
Charles L. Johnson
Charles G. Edgarton
John B. Buttrick
Johnson
Wiliam Faverscam, Jr
Alexander A Cameron
Charles B Johnson
Charles G Edgarton
Wiliam Mavershall, Jr
Russell Robb, Jr
Hubert M Wardwell, Jr
Jonn B Buttrick
Burleigh L Pratt
Harold Bowers
MW Payson True
Andrew H Hepburn
Charles L Foote
Watson M Gordon
Stanwood KK Bolton
Diphtheria Immunization Clinic Urged by Town
The Concord Board of Health and School Department urge parents to inoculate children against diphtheria noting its near elimination in town. Preschool inoculations are scheduled May 2 at Peter Bulkeley School and May 13 at 9 am, with Harvey Wheeler School slots on May 2, 9, and 16 at 11 am. Dr. Ross K. Whiton chairs the effort.
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Board of Health
Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Ross K. Whiton
Corinthian Lodge Attends May Service and Veterans Medal
Corinthian Lodge A M and A M members will attend divine service at First Parish Meeting House Sunday May 7 invited by minister Key Edward P Daniels. Walden Chapter members also attend. escort by Sir Galahad Commandery of Waltham led by Eminent Commander Walker N How. The lodge meets Monday May 8 with supper at 7. Mrs Duncan G Chapman leads. Rt Wm J Harold Dale will confer a Veterans Medal and other guests and music are planned.
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Corinthian 'Concord
Corinthian ‘Lodge
A. M
Key Edward P. Daniels
Walden
Corinthian Lodge
Galahad
Duncan G. Chapman
Rt. Wm
J. Harold Dale
D. D. G IM
Concords Lighting Rates Reduced for Commercial Users
The Concord municipal light board cut electric light rates for commercial and industrial customers effective Monday after a study. The reduction reflects improved March business and lower town purchase costs, though the new schedules differ from prior ones causing varying reductions per consumer.
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Concord
Municipal Light Board
Trinity Church Concord Service Schedule Notes
Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at 8:46 AM and 9:30 AM Church school with morning prayer and service. Rector Emeritus Rev Charles Russell Polck and Rev S O Dexter are noted. May 12 timing implied.
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Trinity Church
Concord
S O Dexter
Charles Russell Polck
Church School
Female Charitable Society of Concord to Meet
The Concord Female Charitable Society will meet at the home of Mrs. George D. Hallett at Nine Acre Corner on Wednesday, May 10. The gathering in Concord expects members to discuss society business and plans for charitable work.
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Female Charitable Society OF
Concord
Concord Female Charitable Society
George D. Hallett
Nine Acre Corner
Died in Concord at 90 Miss Ellen Whitney
Ellen Frances Whitney longtime Concord resident dies at 65 Hubbard Street at age 90. A Framingham Normal School graduate and former teacher she served as librarian from 1873 to 1899 and was Librarian emeritus. Survived by nieces Miss Helen W Kell and Miss Emma W Kelley. funeral at her home conducted by Rev. Georg Loring Thurlow with burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Concord
Ellen Frances Whitney
Hubbard Street
Framingham Normal School
Cotcord
Whitney
Helen W Kell
Emma W. Kelley
Georg Loring Thurlow
Th Yrinitarian Congregational
Sleepy Hollow
Thurlow
Concord Players Preview Come Out of the Kitchen at Veterans Hall
The Concord Players stage a full production of the comic comedy Come Out of the Kitchen this Thursday through Saturday at Veterans Hall. About 70 volunteers work on sets costumes and props under Stage Manager Whitney Muth with a 10-person stage crew and 75 act-related items for the second act. Tickets are on sale at Rickard's Drug Co and Miss Houghton’s, with strong advance sales signaling strong local interest.
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Concord
Veterans Hall
Selectmen
Ater
Whitney Muth
Stedman Buttries
Rickard' S On Drug Co
Miss
Mrs Sarah Perkins Dies at 90 in Wakefield Home
Mrs Sarah Frances Perkins widow of Joseph E Perkins died Saturday at her home 7 Hullbard street in her ninety first year. Born in Charlestown November 23 1842 she attended Charlestown school and Sumnerville High School. Funeral Tuesday at her home conducted by Rev George L Thurlow with burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survived by two sisters Mrs Benjamin and Mrs Benjamin Moody and two brothers John C Dickson and Edwin A Dickson.
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Sarah Frances Perkins
Joseph E Perkins
Hulllbard Street
Perkins
Charlestown
Oliver
Sarah C Dickson
Summerville
Joseph Perkins
Greenwood Union
Greenwood
Wakefield
George L Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow
Benjamin
Benjamin Moody
Concord
John C. Dickson
California
Edwin A Dickson
Whitman,’ Mass
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Encord National Bank
Concord Elks
Richardson Drug Co
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Edward H. Furber
Lowell
ART Association
Community Orchestra
Florence Nelson
George Loring Thurlow
Jonah
Edward P Daniels
First
Meeting House
Trinity Parish
Seabury Short
Alfred Uhler
Ellen F. Whitney
Middlesex Institution
Samuel Hoar
Charles H. Towle
Henry F. Smith
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Julian W.ballou
Committee of Investment
Horace F. Tuttle
Charles H. Towle Stedman Buttrick
Helen H. Moore
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