Maynard, Concord duel ends in late tie
Maynard and Concord battled to a 9 inning 9 9 draw after a seesaw game at the Harvy ground. Besco led Maynard with four singles and Latva added three for Maynard while Hintsa and Williams sparked Concord with key hits and Pont Ramirez noted in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Kendra
Hintea
Slayden
Maynard
Prescott
Williama
Besco
Heliger
Latva
Maynard H
Brayden
Lukiewiegep
Concord
H Ss. Williams
Bodfish
Heyliger
Jagling Ri
Lennon
Piskin
Cunningham
Man
Eneman
Spete
Hintoa
Wil
Williams
Balis
Ken
Brisman
Jagling
Frigard
Strick
Gagpe
Middlesex Victors Over Browne and Nichols 3 2
Middlesex School wins first match of Saturday 3 2 against Browne and Nichols on their courts. Singles results include Brewer Middlesex defeating Corwin and Leonard over Fuller, with mixed scores. Doubles see Bergland and Brewer beat Corwin and Leonard, while Fuller and Kimball win over Clinton and Usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
Browne and Nichols
Brewer
Corwin
Leonard
Fuller
Berkland
Holt
Brown
Nichols
Batchelder
Bergland
Corwin and
Eonard
Fuller and Kimball
Clinton and Usher
Frolic of Concord Players set for May 25
Mr and Mrs Harry Little and daughter Mariam return from a round the world trip on the US Columbia The annual Frolic of the Concord Players will be held at Veterans Building at 7 o clock in the evening of May 25 Norman C Spencer Jr has enrolled in Stanton Preparatory School Cornwall NJ a preparatory institution for West Point Rain called the game in the sixth inning but Winchester Country Day scored 30 runs to 10 for Fenn School on the latter s diamond Concord Friday Tonings Winchester 10 460 11 30 Fenn c 688 Q3 2 10 Batteries Bernard Reed Ballou Sherburne Bergland and Williamson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Little
Mariam
Columbia
Concord Players
Veterans Building
Norman C. Spencer, Jr
Stanton Preparatory School
Cornwall
N. J
West Point
Winchester
Fenn School
Concord
Fenn
Bernard, Reed
Ballou
Sherburne
Bergland
Williamson
Ascension Week Events at Concord Trinity Church
Rev. Smith O. Dexter presides with Holy Communion on Ascension Day May 14 at 9 a.m. Choir rehearsal May 14 at 7 p.m. Confirmation class for youth May 15 at 4:30 p.m. Holy Communion May 17 at 8:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon 11 a.m. Church school 9:30 a.m. Confirmation class for men and women May 17 at 4 p.m. Choir rehearsal May 21 at 7:30 p.m. Confirmation class for youth May 22 at 4:35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O. Dexter
iChurch
Concord Female Charitable Society Meeting
The Concord Female Charitable Society meets this afternoon in the vestry of the West Concord Union church to discuss their charitable work and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Female Charitable Society OF
Concord
Concord Female Charitable Society
West Concord Union Church
Fire Companies Organized By Concord and West Concord
The Concord and West Concord Fire Companies were organized Thursday at the Central Fire Station under the Board of Fire Engineers. Engine Company No.1 lists George Deacon captain Rene DuBberger lieutenant and Lloyd Howe clerk Ladder Company 1 includes Michael Mullaney captain Dennis Horne lieutenant and Richard Hartnett clerk. West Concord units form Engine Company No.1 with Robert Prentiss captain McLean lieutenant and Henry Harmon clerk Ladder Company No.8 lists Walter Akers captain Mirling Fordanson lieutenant and John Wallace clerk. Peter Bulkeley School baseball team defeated Harvey Wheeler West Concord School eight five to zero to win the grammar school championship series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord
Board of Fire Engineers
Central Fire ‘Station
George Deacon
Rene DuBberger
Lloyd Howe
Michael Mullaney
Dennis * Horne
Richard Hartnett
West Concord Fire Station
Robert Prentiss
Ant ‘McLean
Henry Harmon
Walter Akers
Mrling
Fordanson
John Wallace
Peter Bulkeley
Pine
Concord Center
Harvey ‘Wheeler
West Gonvord
Middlesex School Finishes Strong In Baseball Victory
Middlesex defeats Concord 7 to 2 as Doolittle opens with a triple and Erisman struggles. Singles by Comer and Nacey spark the tying rally in the sixth, then Middlesex pulls away in the seventh with two walks, three hits, a sacrifice, an error, and a fielder’s choice. Williams leads Concord with base hits while Doolittle’s sixth inning triple helps break the game open.
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Concord High School
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Doolittle
Erisman
Hollis
Comer
Nacey
Concord
Williams
Bosco
Ald
Prescott
Heyliger
Jagling
Borden
Concord Garden Club Meets at Musketaquid Road
The Concord Garden Club gathered Wednesday at Mr. Russell Robb home. Prof Charles F Whitney spoke on Beauty in the Commonplace, presenting ideas on everyday aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Garden Club
Russell Robb
Musketaquid Road
Charles F Whitney
Eastern Star Matrons and Patrons Night in Masonic Temple
Concern-Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star celebrated Matrons and Patrons night at the Masonic Temple. A roast lamb supper was served under Mrs. Ernestine Vaipe's committee and guests from many chapters attended. Worthy Matron Irene W. Dye and Worthy Patron Pau H. Barnes led ceremonies with numerous chapter officers and visiting matrons performing impressive rites. Mrs Caroline Derby provided solo performances as visiting matrons received bouquets and boutonnieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ernestine Vaipe
Irene W., Dye
Pau H. Barnes
Laura L. Beaudry
Lexington
Albert H. Morris
Longfellow
Arlingwy
Adrienne E. Smith
Electa
Waltham
Arthur R. Yennell
Glendale
Everett
Nellie Parmenter
Magdalene
Emma M. Halliday
Commonwealth
Somerville
Harriette
Cs. Dinsmore
Middlesex
West Medford
Martha Marion Hall
Irene E. Parsons
Paul Revere
Bedford
Jessie P. Kelley
Evangeline de Brighton
Charles Rodway
Hawthorne
Dorothy B. Gardner
Colonial
Winthrop
Adah
Dorothy’ J. Colby
Mystic
East Boston
Floral Ruth
Vita ‘R. Knights
Tontoguou
Saugus
Esther
Helen F. Holmes
Signet
North Cambridge
Martha Nellie B. Olduelr
Mabel M Smith
Willard J. MacLeod
Tyler C. Hall
Tontoquon
Charles L. Shafer
Mona Bura
Arthur A. Atkins
Atlantic
Gordon Hall
Louis C. Holmes
Caroline Derby
Whist Party For St Bernard’s Church At Fair Haven Road
A whist party at Miss Mary Hill’s home on Fair Haven Road last Tuesday evening supported St Bernard’s church. Mrs John Hutchinson won the first prize among thirty five prizes total. A large crowd attended and a substantial sum was raised for the church with Miss Marty Hill and Miss Sarah Towler in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's Church
Mary Hill
Fairhaven Road
John Hutchinson
Marty Hill
Sarah Towler
Mother's Day Service At Methodist Episcopal Church
Mother's Day was observed at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday with a special service conducted by the pastor Rev. George G. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
George G. Hughes
Middlesex Edges Groton In Injury Aided Win
Middlesex School defeated Groton 8 to 8 in a tense county matchup as Clive Duval of Groton was injured colliding with Middlesex catcher Thom. Doolittle stole and scored. Prouty, Nacey, and Duval produced early offense while Middlesex rallied with a sixth inning homer and late scoring runs to pull ahead.
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Middlesex School
Groton
Marren
Clive’ Duval
Thom
Middlesex
Doolittle
Prouty
Potter
Comer
Nacey
Duval
Boyer
Drixell Paul
School
Cone
Foundation Benefit Bridge for Judge Baker Foundation
Concord hosts a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at Mrs Stedman Buttrick Jr home raising about 160 for the Judge Baker Foundation. Guests enjoyed tea and garden strolls with prizes of tiny potted box trees from the John Quincy Adams garden donated by Mrs Charles Francis Adams. Pourers were Mrs John Adams Mrs Frederick Eaton Mrs Stedman Buttrick Sr and Mrs Albert Harlow. The steering committee included Mrs George Keyes chairwoman with Mrs Stedman Buttrick Sr Mrs Albert Harlow and Mrs T Mott Shaw.
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Concord
Judge Baker Foundation
Stedman Buttrick Jr
John Quincy Adams
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
John Adams
Frederick Eaton
Stedman Buttrick
Albert Harlow
George Keyes
T. Mott ‘Shaw
Cameron Leads In Concord Tournament
Alexander A Cameron trails by one on the first leg of the Middlesex Cup at the old Coury Club Saturday. List shows Cameron one down followed by Cody Jr three down and several players between three and seven down in the field.
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Cameron
Concord
Alexander‘a. Cameron
Iete
Threesquarters
Coury Club
Alexander A. Cameron
Michael” Cody Jr
Ralphine
William Faver m Jr
Burleigh I. Pratt
Hubert M. Wardwell Jr
Russell G. Fessenden
Robert F. Hawkins
Watson ‘M. Gordon
Russell Robb
George K. Whitfey
Charles Eer
C. Berkeley Johnson
Frank A. Pierce
Walls Blanchard
Henry P. Kidder
John B. Buttrick
Paul W. Webber
Charles L. Foote
Ralph C. Piper
Henry A. Laughlin
Edward D. Warren
Middlesex Four Wins Thrilling Two-Feet Victory
Middlesex four oared first crew defeated Noble and Greenough by two feet in a mile race at Bateman's Pond. Second boat also beat its Noble opponents as Middlesex claimed both titles with strong finishes.
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Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Bateman
Greenough
Alength
Brownell
Cudahy
Burton
Eaton
Miller
Noble—Bow
Wiggins
Dow
Proutt
Rothwell
Fuller
Noble
Whitney
Shoemaker
Beknap
Cutler
Bennett
A. Locke
Raff
H Locke
Johnato
Coxawain
Bailey
First Church Services and Doctrine Notes Concord
Concord church announces Sunday service at 10 46 with Sunday school at 10 45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting. The lesson subject Mortals and Immortals and Bible and Science quotes are listed with readings from Galatians and Corinthians and Science and Health. Milton Academy defeats Middlesex School 16 to 6 on the Concord diamond as Mrs Hewitt hosts bridge with Mrs Gardin and Mrs Fought as winners and Robert Snyder sings with Norwich University Glee Club on WBZ.
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Concord
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Omicra
Hick
Milton
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Middlesex School
Bartel
Stone
Cutler
Mitten
Cook
Thorburn
Frank H. Hewitt
George S. Gardin
William O. Fought
Musketaquid Gunners Open Victory in Concord Match
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club of Concord won its opening match in Massachusetts Augustine. W Macha led with 49 points, and every Concord gunner shot over 40. Milford’s best was 30. Williams Foss, Glenwood C Sweet, Wendell F Davis, Percy R Foss, and W Macone posted solid scores.
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Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club of
Concord
Massachusetts Augustine
W Macha
Milford
S Mu Aula S
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Norwich University Glee Club
WBZ
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