Concord arts group debates Miss Roberts memorial show
At a Concord church meeting the People's Club of the Print Congregational discussed funding for a Miss Roberts memorial exhibition. Directors seek broader support to sustain general exhibitions and attract larger membership. The Roberts memorial exhibition will run through June at the Arts Centre, replacing the federal exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Orial
Mmoberts
Iago
Gon+ Association
Roberta
Miss Roberts
Ette
Concord
Wit
Im Concord
Ifenem
Themelves
Misa Roberts
Congord
Arts Centre
May Fair to Aid Lammer School in Northfield
The Congregational church School in Maynard plans a May Fair on Friday May 4 starting at 6 PM. Proceeds fund teachers attending the Lammer School of Religious Education at Northfield. Miss Nordberg and class volunteers will decorate the vestry and run food offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Congregational Church School
Northfield
Nordberg
Fine Arts and Food Fair Promises Evening of Local Talent
A community fair offers ice cream tonic and misc items at various tables. An evening in the Assembly room features readings from Sam Walter Foss by daughter Mollie Foss, a vocal performance by Hazel Hooper, and Arbor Day songs by a girls group. The Roy Scantor troupe will perform with a small instrumental ensemble. Tickets are ten cents, sold by school mentors and Peoria supervisors who urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Walter Foss
Mollie Foss
Misa Hazel “Hooper
Faelion Aes Veg
Roy
Orcheatra
Alice
Violli
Tappo Nurmi
Harpla
Wilcox
Jornet
Phillip
Wilson
Afden Young
Pinch
Peuray
Sanderson’s
Pvtt
Véinie
Maynard Patrick Powers Visits Winchester Friends Weekend
Patrick Powers of Winchester, a former resident, visited with friends for the weekend. Charles A Weichloite A A M and Magdalene Chapter ORS will attend the Congregational church service at 10 45 Sunday morning. A hymn written by the chaplain of Charles A Welch lodge will be sung at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Powers
Winchester
Charles A. Weichloite
Concord Junction Social Notes Hover With Travel and Loss
Mrs Edward Hanley and daughter Mary return from a two week visit in New York City. Mrs Martin A Williams expresses sympathy for the death of her mother last week at her home in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Charles Noll opened up their Main Street home after winter in Alston. Mrs J R Brown and son Scott returned home from Tampa Florida via Washington DC after spending the winter and a few days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hanley
Mary
New York City
Martin A Williams
Fin Coln
Clatrles Noll
Alston
J R Brown
Scott
Tampa
Fla
Washington, DC
SODERLUND BRADLEY WEDDING REPORTED IN CONCORD
Misa Rathe Bradley daughter of Mr and Mrs RT Bradley of 58 Lexington and Concord became the bride yesterday to Arthur G Q Soderlund son of Mrs Mary Sohund of 45 Thorndike Street Conway. The ceremony occurred in the space panel setting with Mildred Concord and Robert Demag as best man. Following the ceremony a trip to Washington was planned and the couple will reside at 47 Melrose Street Arthurndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rathe
Bradley
Ard
RT Bradley
Lexington
Ad Concord
Arthur GQ Soderlund
Mary SoHund
Thorndike
St Atington
Certerons
I. AG F Roe Haane
Mildred A
Concord
Robert
Demag
Highlands
Rother
Arene Reneding
Washington
Soder- Ind
Hisibtide
Will
Naatde
Melrose Street
Anhurndala
Mrs Buchanan Dies In Nashua After Short Illness
Mrs George Buchanan a former Concord resident and bakery operator on Commonwealth Avenue died in Nashua four days after a brief illness. She had lived in Hudson NH and was buried in Lewiston Maine. Her brother Cornelius Sonian, a farmer, had died three weeks earlier from a severe shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naghua
N .T
George Buchanan
Corcord
Commonwealth Avenue
Masonic Chapters Hold Fraternal Ceremony Names Mentioned
A fraternal ceremony referenced multiple lodges and leaders from North Cambridge Arlington Salem and other towns with officers including Worthy Patrons and matrons. Notable speakers patrons musicians and the officiating Worthy Patron’s relation to Hawthorne Chapter added interest to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ibee
Signat. Or
North Cambridge
Laella Blake
Paul Revere
W. M. Doria
W. M
Elizabeth Hal
Salem
Kima H. Moore
Totowi
Longfellow
Mafena
John Thompson, Jr
Jecta
Frederick ‘D. Potter
Mizpah
Ralph: D. Jones
Magdalene
Morrison Yalop
Palestine
Plan to Form Veterans Council Here in Grand Army Hall
A meeting to form a Veterans Council in Grand Army hall is set for tomorrow night. Delegates from post organizations will discuss purposes including Memorial Days observances and collaboration with city committees on Soldiers Relief and cemetery care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrep
Grand Army Hall
John Rawlins
Curtis Camp
C. WiNa
Pierbeat
Akroy Post
John LP
Post V. W
E.D. Marshall
Camp DE Wein Hope Verlag
Algernon Brigham
Herbert Akroyd
Post American Thele
Sa Ee
Ip Comihdn
Hawthorne Chapter of Eastern Star Observes Matrons Night
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a Matrons and Patrons night at the Masonic Temple after a 6:30 banquet. Worthy Matron Ruth A. Pratt and Worthy Patron John Anderson received visiting officers who conducted the work, with W M Gratia G. Hall of Milecta Chapter Waltham serving as Worthy Matron and other chapters represented.
Sudbury Club Activities and Local News Recap
The Farm Bureau film night drew a Jatee house while a card party at Mrs H A Rogers’ home supported the Oman’s Club. Notables attend included Mrs Mary Wena of Medfield and the Perry families. Jose Temple’s funeral services were held last week. Mrs Ethan Davin visits Gambage. Irving S Marrs, Boston & Maine inspector, is transferred to Jacksonville, Fla. Events at 7:05 and 8:00 are noted as local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
H A Rogers
Tafe
Anik Coftés
Mary’ Wena
Medfield
Seger
H Ce
Perry
L D Perry
Charles Bak
Jose Joseph Temple
Ethan Davin
Gambage
Irving S Marrs
Boston & Maine Railroad
Jacksonville
Fla
Roevet
Burial notice and family tribute from Pleasantville
A May notice records the burial arrangements for Mary Goodnow and mentions Ralph and Lutie among survivors. The text notes the late Mary Goodnow, five children, and friends from Pleasant. A Weshton Hat Shop address appears with evening shop hours in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lata
Mary
Goodnow
Geerage
Ralph
Duesster
Mart’ Jones
Ares
Sudbury Meeting Reflects Debate on Buying in Beneficiaries
At the recent Gr ge meeting in Sudbury on May 4 a spirited open discussion followed a debate on the statement buying in benefits the American people. Affirmative was Thomas T mi and Morrison while the negative included Hilda Waltney Jai George H Clarke Marie Nélsdnt and Mrs Fred Clark with refreshments served under Mrs Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Thomas T mii
Morrison
Hilda Waltney
Jai George H. Clarke
Marie
Camp Stay Outcomes and Health Complaint
A reader reports severe itching after summer camp, saying two weeks of illness followed by persistent itching. No clear diagnosis provided.
Trinity Church Concord May schedule events and study
Rev Smith of Dexter will lead Holy Communion and Address May 6 at 10 a.m. The Woman's Auxiliary meets May 6 at 7:45 p.m. Sunday services include May 7 at 10 a.m. with class and offerings. A discussion group on Christianity and Race will run six weeks from May 3 at the rectory, inviting all interested men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Concord
Mate
Smith
Dexter
Woman's Auxiliary
Roy Seouta
Young Peoples’ Périowship
Boy Scouts
Midweek devotional and Sunday services for Mothers Day observed
May 11 midweek devotional at 7 46 pm and May 8 event. Sunday school at 9 30 am. Morning service at 10 45 am with music and Dr Carroll speaking on the varied nature of motherhood. Deaconess Home guests present. Epworth League meets at 6 30 pm with 7 30 pm discussion Eyes that see not ears that hear not. Social and collation and plays by Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Carroll
Epworth Langiin
Pero
Ipworth League
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service and Activities
The First Church of Christ Scientist Concord holds Sunday services at 11 02 45 a m with the lesson sermon Adam and fallen Man. Sunday school meets at 10 45 a m. A testimonial meeting is held each Wednesday at 7 45 p m. Reading room hours are daily from noon to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Church of Christ, Scientist
Moment Square
Prayer meeting centers on Fellowship with the Risen Lord
The prayer meeting through Friday will focus on Fellowship with the Risen Lord referencing John 21 16 to 19. Sunday services will be conducted at the usual hour.
Union Congregational Church Maynard Mass Hymn Request
Readable fragment describes Union Congregational Church Maynard Massachusetts inviting congregants to morning worship next Sunday with hymn written by Charles A. Welsh. It mentions A. F and A.M. lodge and Magdalent Chapter No. 28 ONS joining the service and requests song. The passage quotes a prayer about worship, kindness, faith, and brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union “Congregational
Maynard
Mass
Charles A. Welsh
A. F
A.M
Universaliat Chireh Observes Day In So Acton
Notes mention a morning observance on Sunday and a vestry meeting in South Acton. The Universaliat Mission Circle is scheduled for April with a new date unclear due to the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universaliat Chireh
Acton
Torsleff
Univer T
Mission Circle
Folie Heers
Mission Circle Food Sale Set for May 2
The Mission Circle announces a food sale on May 2 with officers Mrs. F. Taylor vice president Mrs. Arthur Lowden secretary Carrie Shaplay treasurer and directors Mrs Mead Mrs Charlas Pair and Mrs Elwyn Harris. Proceeds support local missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Arthur
Lowden
Carrie Ll
Shaplay
Bre
Get Towns
Mra
Mead
Charlas Pairfinaks
Elwyn Harria
Mission Circle
Sudbury Red Cross Appeals for Flood Sufferers Aid
An appeal from Sudbury Red Cross seeks funds for flood sufferers. Immediate $100 was withdrawn from the treasury to aid victims. Citizens are urged to contribute, with checks payable to Sudbury Branch Red Cross. Committee members listed as Mrs Lucy K Brackett and Miss Sarah E Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
The
Red Cross
Treasury
Misa
Sarah EF. Pratt
Local Grange Meeting Set Amid Weekend Notices
Community notices list a Grange gathering and a luncheon dance planned for late April. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Capon and William Small, with a spiritual event noted for Mrs Roland Eaton’s family. A hospital visit and a business trip are also mentioned among local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Charles Capon
William Small
Anedith Aummer
Roland Eaton
Framingham Hospital
Legion and
William ‘Tuftshaa
Pacific
Heatto Lia
New
Also Mentioned on This Page
FAY
Neponsee
Bish
Neva Black
Mente Beaey
Ana Eaecaus Asia
Fear Haanglrs
Bip
Wena Popare
Wilson Lumber CO
Tel
Concord Jct
Buchanan Diestin
Nashua, NH
Bay State
Wilson-Lumber CO
Concord, Mass
Miss Bessemer
Lillian’ Rowett
Giehy Will
Bessenter
Mich
Galveston
Texas
International Newarcel
Council
OF Veterans
Walthout
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ehunene
Gaivelo
Eerie M
Aero
Roms Sennanth
M. Walden
Brotherhood
Earth
Heaven
Isi
Teheran
Sno
Silent Low
Memorial Day
William H. O’brien
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!