Concord church welcomes new minister and social highlights
The Concord church notes a quiet period before events as Rev. Marland Evans arrives to serve with Rev. Jorge Hughes. The Inner Circle held a bowling night in Waltham and a reception at Miss Evelyn Andersson’s home after, plus a purse presentation to the late Rev. Har nd. A program by Mr. Jomas Flanagan delighted attendees. The Inner Circle met at Mrs. Alfred nd. on April 27 with games and refreshments, and plans a May 4 spiritual meeting led by Miss Lilla Lacey.
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Concord
Jorge Hughes
Marland Evans
Waltham
Evelyn Andersson
Harnd
Thomas Peterson
Jomas Flanagan
Alfred Nd
Lilla Lacey
Cinderella operetta staged by Concord Academy students
Thirty three pupils from fourth through seventh grades performed Cinderella in the academy gym Saturday afternoon. The production was arranged by Miss Katherine Davis and directed by Miss Elizabeth Wood. Cast members include Hilary Lunt Anne Piper Anne Sanborn Helen Blanchard and Anne Fay.
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Concord Academy
Academy
Katherine Davis
Elizabeth Wood
Hilary Lunt
Anne Piper
Anne Sanborn
Helen Blanchard
Anne Fay
Whist Party and Dance for Spanish War Veterans
Under Corp. Ralph P Holmer Camp and the Auxiliary a whist party and dance will be held at the Veterans Building tomorrow May 5 at 8 pm.
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Corp
Ralph P Holmer
United Spanish War Veterans
The
Auxiliary
Veterans
Corinthian Lodge to Meet at Masonic Temple Monday Evening
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will meet in the Masonic Temple Monday evening at 5 30 with Worshipful Master Robert I Charles presiding Supper served at 7 under Mrs Duncan G Chapman direction Officers to travel to Lowell Saturday for an exemplification of the work at the Masonic Temple there.
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Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Robert I’. Charles
Duncan G. Chapman
Lowell
Concord Seniors Name 1982 Superlatives
Concord High School seniors vote for class superlatives with Eunice Mikler as most popular girl and Harry Campbell topping multiple male categories. Sophie Matuscieskt and Ruth Taurlow appear among best dressed and biggest drag. Elizabeth Johndroe and Lincoln Fish also noted for future potential and athleticism.
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Concord Hi
Eunice Mikler
Sophie Matuscieskt
Ruth Taurlow
Harry Campbell
Lea
Miss Weir
Elizabeth Johndroe
F. Sesaco
Woman Driver Nars and Is Hurt in Lincoln Crash
Mrs. Cooms of 128 Sewall Avenue Brookline escaped serious injuries last Wednesday when her car left the highway and crashed into a tree along Great Road in Lincoln near the Concord line. State Police Patrolman Francis Byrne found minor facial cuts from broken eyeglasses after she said she fell asleep at the wheel. she was alone in the wrecked vehicle.
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Misa
Gertrude & Geoms
Sewall Avenue
Brookline
Seriou
Great Road
Lincoln
Concord
Francis Byrne
Concord Rotary Club Plans Charter Night Anniversary
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn with President W Stuart Allen presiding. Members approved observing a first anniversary with Charter Night next Thursday evening and invited women as guests. John A Young and Burleigh L Pratt were appointed to arrange the event.
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Concord Rotary Club
Concord Rotary Ciu
Colonial Inn
W. Stuart Allen
Europe
John A. Young
Burleigh L. Pratt
Concord Sears League Golf Winners Report
Michael Cody Jr posted the best gross score of 87 percent in the 18 holes handicap medal at Concord Club over the links. Wardell Jr with 88-68 won the net prize. Hepburn Kidder and John Buttrick each completed rounds in the event as scores listed show various nets and gross tallies.
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Michael Cody, JR
M. Wardell
Concord
Hubert M. ‘Wardwell, Jr
Andrew H. Hepburn
Henry P. Kidder
John Buttrick
Hubert M. Nent Jr
Erie
Pel
Chanley
John M. Abbot
Fire department and civic notes from local pages
Firemen and town officials receive appointments and reappointments. Chief Silas A Been and other engineers are named to the Fire Department, with Arthur D Hosmer reappointed building inspector. Additional posts include inspectors of weights and measures and deputy wire inspectors amid a string of civic notices.
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Theta Alpha
Ce Ae
Mallee
Walden Street
Nity Cenaie
Thurlow
Ming Gladys Ae
Eannantee
Boston Scottish Choral Society
Robert Burnahall
Silas A. Been
James J. Mara
Martin Mullaney
John Olsen
Arthur D. Hosmer
Wiliam L. Smith
Wipes
Everett Pierce
Russell I. Eldredge
Wirea
Joseph Dee
Sunday Sermon Texts at First Church of Scient ist Concord
Reading from Genesis and Job amid selections from the Christian Science Lesson Sermon includes Genesis 1 26 27 and Job 14 2 passages with references to Spirit and mortal man. The discourse cites Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures noting the divine likeness and the unreality of sickness and death.
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Concord
Galden
Mary Baker Eddy
Penren
Mies
rGod
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows meets in Odd Fellows Hall
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows held its regular meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening. The Lodge Second Degree team headed by Harry Parker performed the second degree for Proj ect Lodge of Waltham.
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ODD Fellows Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Harry Parker
Project Lodge of Waltham
Middlesex Loses FingT Concer After Squeeze Play
A distorted report describes Middlesex trailing St Mark's at South by two runs in the ninth inning. A failed squeeze bunt ends the game with St Mark's claiming a victory on a single, likely at the field.
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Middlesex
Fingt
St. Mark's
South
Trent
Affirmative Wins Debate For Copeland High Society
The Copeland High School Debating Society defeated Beverly School in an interscholastic debate held May 13 at Nahaa Auditorium. The subject was Should Be Rep di Law ton. The affirmative, led by society president Harry ll, included McCafrey Berns and Putnam Cook and was upheld by judges Farphame Smith May Michael J. Dee and Osear BE Beck vold. Best speaker was Miss Johndree. John J. Mullaney sang solos with accompanist Julig-Dee to strong reception.
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Copelond High Sckooing Society
Beverly
Sehoal
Farphame Smith
May
Michael J. Dee
Osear
Narrow escape as wheel parts fly from Concord bridge
Concord-Jacob Bell of Lunenburg street Mitchburg narrowly escaped serious injury when a rear wheel came off his automobile on Elm street bridge over the Concord River. The wheel sped past the car, rolled down the bridge, and submerged before a boy in a canoe spotted the debris. Bell suffered only a severe shake and the car was towed for repairs as traffic stalled on Rim street.
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Concord
Jacob Bell
Lunenburg Street
Mitchburg
Elm Street
Concord River
Bell
F Boy
Sim
Rim Street
Concord Artilery Prize Drill and Dance May 17
The Concord Battery Company H will host its annual Prize Drill and Dance on Tuesday May 17 marking eleven years since Federal recognition on May 1 1921. Second Lieutenant John Hutchinson chairs the dance committee with Lt Hagerty Sergeants Delaney Whitney and others. An Irish Minstrels concert precedes the dance.
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Concord
Hagerty
Scherer
Clase
Philip Dee
Shaw
Irregular School Meeting Features Lectures
A tentative meeting of a local garden group included an illustrated lecture by Mrs. Danforth W. Comins. The event drew interest from attendees and sparked discussion on community issues, though details remain fragmented in the notes.
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Ge Gardin
Danforth W. Comins
Concord resident Henry Marrs dies after long life of service
Henry Marrs of Concord died June 4 1846 at his home in West Concord after a long career with Spala Company and Swan Russell. A 32 degree Mason and active in Concord church, he left five siblings and a wide circle of family and friends. Born about 183...
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Ohn
Henry Marrs
Concord
Marrs
New Teeyond City
Spala Somnany
Bas Hag
Bead
Sgleaman
Swan
Runsell
Lucy Ann Stoddard
Charlestown
West Concord
Corinthian Lodge
Walden Royal Arch
Boston
Knights Templar
Aleppo
Mystic
Marra
Af Aces
Concord and
Wells
Ing 3
Mares
Chocolate Soldier Revival at Wilbur Promises Big Sound
The Wilbur hosts a Vivienne Segal and Charles Purcell led revival of The Chocolate Soldier. The duo aims to tour the piece for profit while keeping the company employed, following a successful New York run.
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Vivienne Segal
Flea Purcel
Hea Theatre
New York
Charles Purcell
Mr. Purcell
Gneg Allan
Concord Wolves Lead Middlesex League in Narrow Win
Concord defeats Winchester 9 to 4 at Emerson Playground to retain top spot in the Middlesex County High School League. Kelley delivered the decisive single in the ninth after E Cunningham and Dee set the stage, with Fignagan holding Winchester to scattered hits and Hannon mishaps limits. Megin led Concord with two hits in three trips. Decons struggled to contribute.
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Concord
Kelley
Fish
E. Cunningham
Winchester
Emerson Playground
Fignagan
Sentinel
McKee
Knowlton
Hammond
E. Curmingham
Dee
McGrath
Hannon
Disken
Bnt Fish
Cunningham
BE. Cunningham
Kelly
Flanagan
Farrar
Sullivan
A. Cunningham
Megin
Ingham
I. A
Kelleys
First Parish Meeting in Concord Chooses Committee and Customs
The First Parish in Concord held its annual meeting with Moderator B Farnham Smith. Voted to authorize a five member committee to study remodeling the vestry. A Sunday contribution box was discussed as a pew donation method.
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Concord
B. Farnham Smith
Prescott Keyes
Mary Chamberlain
Charles G. Edgarton
Cyrus Ho
Trinitarian Church Concert Draws Good Attendance
The Trinitarian church and school hosted a concert Monday with strong attendance. J Wey, principal of Peter 2 School, directed the church service and preached on Work, O Lord. Communion and new members were noted as part of Sunday services at First Parish.
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J. Wey
Peter 2
Ward P. ‘Daniels
Ministé
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