Concord Get Together Club to discuss savings bank life insurance
Concord club members report readiness to issue savings bank life insurance to members under Massachusetts law. The plan cuts costs by eliminating agents and collectors, backed by a state guarantee fund, aiming for lower rates than industrial or old line policies. May 21 featured speaker William J. Montgomery on the system.
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Get Together Club
Concord
Massachusetts State of Savings-Bank Life-Instance
Massachusetts
Louis D. Brandeis
John Hancock
Hoar
Sulzer
New York
Harold W. Chase
Warren Giblin
William J. Montgomery
Montgomery
Trinitarian Church Announces Pulpit Series and Events
The Trinitarian Church schedules Sunday services at 10:45 with morning sermon on Spiritual Agriculture and evening exhortation Thy Kingdom Come. A Young Ladies choir song service is planned, plus events including Woman's Board Auxiliary meeting on Cambridge Turnpike and Norwegian National Anniversary observance. Memorial Sunday May 25 features multiple veterans groups.
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Young Ladies’ Choir
Woman's Board Auxiliary
Te Milne Hitabe
Mateonary Society
Mass Congregational Conference
Fall River
Grand Army Post 180
Trinitarian Church
Company I
Concord High Faces Tough Season After Defeat
Groton beat Middlesex 7 to 2 on Wednesday as Concord High contends with weak batting this year. The squad lost top players and will rely on a green group next season, with Milcone praised as a rising star by Billy Fitzmaurice. World Beaters prep for Marlboro Memorial Day clash against semi pro stars.
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Groton
Middlesex
Concord High
Boyce
Hayes
Billy Fitzmaurice
Mass. Agricultural College
Concord
Milcone
Billy
Hans Wagner
Felding
Shepard
Marlboro Memorial Day
Taylor and
Gronin
Hopedale Mill 1
Chester
Davy Ingalls
Joe Hopkins
Nichols
Woonsocket
Junior Prom Shines at Town Hall Dance
Orange and black decorations lit the Junior Prom held Saturday night in the town hall. The Junior class competed with other classes to stage the prettiest annual dance, and many attendees believed this year’s party ranked among the finest in Junior Prom history.
Junior Prom Decoration and Afterglow of 1918
Decorations in orange and black framed the hall for the Junior Prom of 1918. Evergreen trees surrounded an electric class pin, while a Tremont orchestra from Woburn played for about 200 dancers. Guests came from Weston, Boston, the Junction, Acton, and surrounding towns as post-prom refreshment offerings were served and the event closed near midnight.
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Ier
Kent
Normans
Wood
John Macone
Margaret Martell
Ruth Grant
Gerenda Snowlee
Jeanette Dunming
Charles H. Kent
Walter S. Wood
Grace J. Crockett
Mies Lillian &. Weir
Tremont Orchestra
Woburn
Weston
Boston
Junction
Acton
Bedford
Joseph Dee
Bedford St
James C. Melvin
Melvin
Copley Plaza
Concord
Colonial Inn
Abram Hoffecker
Brookline
Monroe House
Funeral Held for Concord Merchant Frank Tuttle
The funeral for Frank Tuttle 76 of Concord was conducted at First Parish Meeting House with Rev Loren B Macdonald officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton as friends and family mourn a respected Concord merchant tailor who died after a sudden shock while delivering orders near Lexington Road.
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Concord
Frank Tuttle
Friends of
Loren B. Macdonald
Conant
Woodlawn
Acton
Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
Hudson
Samuel H. Tuttle
New Chairman Named at Parish Meeting
At a Thursday gathering Fr. Matthew was elected to fill the chair, succeeding a member who had served for several years. The meeting noted active work in committees and highlighted the ongoing school and parish duties as central to the decision.
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Thos
H. Holle
Flaherty
Matthew
Concord Civic League Formed to Aid Town Welfare
The Concord Civic League is formed to inform public sentiment and promote health, comfort, beauty, and well being in Concord. Members urged to join with 60 cents annual dues and send names to secretary Tilen T Emerson Dowdell Concord, with suggestions for league work. The Concord baseball team opens at home May 31 versus Calumet of Stoneham. Town mourns Erastus H. Smith with funeral Thursday 2 to 4 p.m.
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Concord Civic League
Concord Enterprise
Concord
League
Tilen T. Emerson
Dowelrd
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Ins House x
G. Kent
Rule Lemons
Lemon
Moxie Ade
Charles M. Byron
Thea Ste
Harmony Lodge, A. 0. U. W., of
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Nable
Pas
Hamburg
Ranier
Han
Avia
Ty Nile
Big Dept
Moody St
Walthdin
Erastus H. Smith
Theresa
HDL
A Rigg
H. P. N. Dahl & CO
Main Street
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