D A R Chapter Plans Annual Outing After Luncheon
Concord’s Old Concord chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its luncheon at the House with Regent Mrs. Herbert Smith presiding. Members enjoyed a yellow and blue floral decor and a fine repast prepared by Hicks of Lynn. The chapter announced its first annual outing for Wednesday June 12 at Manning Manse, with officers listed for 1935-36 and committee assignments, reflecting continued activity and growth.
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Wedness
Manning Manse
Herbert B. Smith
Gardner W. Prouty
Richard Blinn
William Brown
Clar
Tuttle
John P. Allen
Jom H. Lord
John R. Hinton
George N. Banker
Dora
Concord Tax Figures Show Higher Local Levy and Real Estate Share
The annual report lists 1934 rate at 3640, 1933 at 36.30, 1982 at 36.80 and 1928 at 43. The town receives a $40,000 grant boosting the tax. Concord’s total valuation is $9,731,463 with $8,429,996 in real estate and $1,301,470 in personal property. There are 2033 poll tax payers, up 13 from last year. The city’s state tax apportionment is $14,345 and county tax is $14,390.47.
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The
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Concord
Communion Breakfast Honors Daughters of Our Lady Help
Members of Court Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters of America attended seven o'clock Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord and received Communion. They then traveled to Wayside Inn in Sudbury for their annual Communion breakfast with guests including Rev. Ernest A. Ford, Mrs. John V. Balla, state regent, Mrs. Cecila Curry district deputy, and Miss Marianne Collins, a former state regent.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
Catholic Daughters of America
Our Lady Help of Christian's
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Ernest A. Ford
John V. Balla
Milton
Cecila Curry
Belmont
Marianne Collins
Beachmont
Sabina Coyne
Grace
Margaret Hearn
Doris King
St. Petersburg
Florida
Agnes Collins P. G. R
Loretta Carr
Tea for Bryn Mawr Served at Emerson House
The old Manse on Monument Street, built by William Emerson in 1769, opened Saturday afternoon for tea. Concord committee of the Bryn Mawr 50th anniversary fund served refreshments on the lawn. The patron cases included Mrs. T. Mot. Shaw and Mrs Weiter Hines.
Concord Union Church Midweek Service Notice
The W Concord Union Church announces a Wednesday midweek service at 7 30 pm. A later session on May 22 at 2 50 pm focuses on work and worship within the church.
Civic engagement mantra for active residents
The text urges regular city residents to be active participants in civic life. It emphasizes consistent participation as the path to being a contributing citizen.
Concord High Beats Stoneham In Ten Inning Baseball Clash
Concord High wins 7 to 3 in ten innings over Stoneham High. Nelson leads Concord with a double and two singles while Truesdale triples and adds two singles for Stoneham. Thompkins fanned nine and allowed six hits.
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Playgroundham High
Concord
Mara
Symes
Dee
Thompkins
Cullinane
Cook
Nelson
Laughlin
Truesdale
Stoneham
Fortini
Buckley
Stoneham High
Thompson
Hurley
Poalello
Truesdale c
McKinnon
Hauser
Wildess
Downes
Finnigan
Temosa If
Oss-C
Concord H
Trusdale
Smith
Tompkins
Concord Rotary Club Meets During Maine Fishing Trip
The weekly Rotary meeting and lunch was held away from the usual venue as the club traveled to Maine for a fishing trip. President-Elect Payson True presided, with Professor Rice of Massachusetts delivering the day’s remarks.
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Maine
Ke.payson True
Professor Rice
Massachu
Concord Choral Society to Perform at First Parish Vestry
Concord Choral Society announces a performance on day ae 17 at 8 pm in the vestry of the First Parish. The public is cordially invited to attend this event featuring Se Se Sa Cee Saas 2.
Concords 300th Anniversary Committee Forms
The Town Celebration Committee of 100 appointed by Marvin C Taylor met last Tuesday in the Veterans Building to organize Concords incorporation anniversary next September. The group aims to plan the town’s tricentennial celebration activities.
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Modesstar Marvin C Taylor
Concord
Veterans
Winchester dominates Concord in tennis doubles
In Winchester, the team Ruth Suzanne Reed, playing for Winchester, defeated Mary Sims and Clara Wadsworth 6-1 in a doubles match. The final scoreline shows Winchester clearly ahead with a 5 0 win overall.
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Ruth Suzanne Reed
Mary Sims
Clara Wadsworth
Mt Holyoke production honors president's term year
Miss Jeanette Todd from 97 Main Street stars as a courtier in Spenser's Faerie Queene at Mt Holyoke College in a show honoring the 34th year of Miss Mary Woolley’s presidency. Concord women compete in Middlesex district golf with a 5 4 defeat of Southern in last week’s match. Mrs Baldwin Miss Cummins and Mira Vehey on first team. Mrs Anders and Paversham on second team.
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Jeanette Todd
Mt. Holyoke
Spenser
Mary Woolley
Concord
Middlesex
D. A. Baldwin
Margaret Cummins
Mira Rosamond Vehey
William Anders
Paversham
Night Is Observed At Concord School
Pupils’ success celebrated in an evening program at Concord School. From 730 to 846 the event featured a State-wide consultation, a lively audience, and performances by the High School orchestra directed by Mr Ka hb. The faculty aided the program, highlighting the pupils’ strong progress and reputation.
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Ka Hb
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Schedule
Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school also at 10 45 Reading Room hours 2 to 5 p m weekdays Holidays excluded Testimony meeting Wednesday 7 45 pm Lesson Sermon May 19 subject Mortals and Immortals Golden Text Proverbs 12 28 Bible quotes John 8 31 32 51 and excerpt from Science and Health pages 429 highlighting Christ Jesus healing and immortality
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Wuich
Churches of Christ
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Catholic Daughters Present Musical in West Concord
The Scriven-Cary Co outstanding entertainers, approved by Thompson Rhodes, come to West Concord on May 17 for a musicale under Court Our Lady Help of Christians. The children’s committee includes Miss Ryan as chair, with Miss Agnes Collins and Mrs Mary Pitzpatrick leading the event.
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Scriven-Cary Co
Thompson Rhood
West Conce Ee
Court Our Lady
Help of Christians
Catholic Daughters of America
Miss Ryan
Agnes Collins
Mary Pitzpatrick
Meeting Minutes Mention Miss Margaret Hearn
A fragment from Our Lady At the Help of Christians' Court notes Miss Margaret Hearn attended the meeting in Warner last week with references to the CD of A. and ongoing affairs of the court.
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America
Our Lady
Help of Christians’ Court
CD of A
Warner
Margaret Hearn
Middlesex League Standings Shuffled as Winchester Beats Concord
Concord, Maynard, and Stoneham share the lead in the Middlesex League after early week results. Winchester, previously last in percentage, handed Concord a defeat, altering the top spot and standings balance.
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Concord
Concord High School
Maynard
Stoneham
Winchester
Concord Belmond Postpones Baseball Game
Concord Belmont game postponed yesterday due to rain and rescheduled for Saturday. Pouete players affected as the league schedule adjusts for the weekend matchup.
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Concord High
Concord-Belmont
Bel
Pouete
Social ball and concert promised by St Bernard’s parish
A May 24 social event at the State Armory by the Young People's Catholic Club features an hour of concert by Don Gahan and his orchestra before dancing. Committee chair Helen Appleby and members Mary Bartolomeo Elizabeth Dempsey Gerald Downing James Clehane Thomas Pianagan Catherine Mogiata Genevieve Mulier James Powers sell tickets.
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Concord
State Armory
Young People’s Catholic
St. Bernard's Parish
Don Gahan
Helen Appleby
Mary Bartolomeo
Elizabeth Dempsey
Gerald Downing
James Clehane
Thomas ‘Pianagan
Catherine Mo Giata
History Trip to Sunapee
A local group planning natural science outings announces a day trip to Lake Sunapee on Saturday May 18. Gather at 9 am from the Apthorp residence Court Lane Concord and motor-travel about ninety miles, returning by 7 pm. Members should bring lunch and contact Mrs Apthorp in advance.
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Concord
Lake Sunapee
John V. Apthorp
Apthorp
Court Lane
Monument Street
Local Team Falls in 10th In Cambridge Tilt
Concord falls to Rindge Tech 9 8 in the tenth despite a 7 3 lead. Dee hit a homer, Symes Smith Williams and Loughlin drove runs, Nelson Mara and Watson produced, and Dussault and Maloney starred on base as the late rallies sealed the win.
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Concord
Rindge Tech
Cambridge
Tech
Dee
Symes
Smith
Williams
Loughlin
Nelson
Mara
Rindge
Matthew
William
McCarthy
Maloney
Luckiel
Watson
Allen
Dussault
Cullinane
Tompkins
Banigives
Macone
Concord High Baniiview
Eeennenee
Oneeuee
Matthews
Ib Eee Eweee
Eee
Breen
Eee Eeee
Teres
Seer
Cullinaness
Cook
Fete Ween
McCone
Concord Bindge
Jappini
Barrett
Concord Spring Art Exhibition Opens 1935 Season
The Concord Art Association opened its 1935 season with a private Sunday view and a public Monday opening at the Concord Art Center on Lexington road. The show features paintings by H. Dudley Murphy and Nellie Littledale Murphy and sculptures, with prints on display on the first floor selected by Miss Mary.
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Concord Art Association
Concord Art Center
Lexington Road
H. Dudley Murphy
Nellie Littledale Murphy
Mary Iy
Concord High School pupil wins prize for best review
A Concord High School pupil Prendergast earned an honorable mention in a prize review contest for the play Rip Van Winkle. Miss Deborah Pike won the prize for the best review, judged by Helen A. Legate. Concord Female Charitable Society met at Mrs Sherman Hoar s home with Mrs Henry F Smith presiding.
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Rip van Winkie
Henry Wheeler
Concord High School
Prendergast
Concord Female Charitable Society
Sherman Hoar
Liberty Street
Henry F. Smith
Deborah Pike
Concord Players
Rip Vat. Winkle
Helen A. Legate
Edward Hoar Warren
Belmont
Chittenden House
Elm Street
Concord
Warren
Charles W. Cheney
Henry P. Kidder
W. Ven V. Warren
Samuel Hoar
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Frederick Byerly
Pete
Colonial Inn
Ruth Ennis Ferran
Waldoboro
Maine
Central Street
Annuisnac Grange
Warner Hall
New
Promenade Event Run by Evans Tompkins Crew
A school promenade affair was organized under Evie Tompkins with assistants Rath Waite Jean Shepard Louise Yeoman Philip Davis Paul Nelson and Richard Mara. Matrons and patrons included Miss Josephine Boynton Enos E Held and Mrs Harold Tompkins.
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Gole
Eveie Tompkins
Rath ‘Waite
Jean Shepard
Louise Yeoman’s
Philip Davis
Paul Nelson
Richard Mara
Josephine Boynton
Enos E. Held
Harold Tompkins
Trinity Church Concord Service Schedule
Trinity Church Concord presents a list of clergy and activities led by Rev O Dexter Rector Emeritus and Rev Charles A Peck Rector with Kathleen Uhler as Choir Director. Services include Holy Communion at 8:45, morning prayer and sermon at 11, baptism at 5, and Altar Guild and choir rehearsals on subsequent days.
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O. Dexter
Charles A. Peck
Kathleen Uhler
Sacrifice Hits and Saving at Concord Co operative Bank
In a baseball season parallel, the piece extols sacrifice hits as life lessons. It urges opening a bank account with Concord Co operative Bank and saving monthly to build a future fund, tying personal sacrifice to collective benefit and financial security.
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Onceiake
Concord Co-operative Bank
Health Recipe Column Highlights Various Salads and Dressings
A local health column lists multiple salad recipes and serving ideas. Recipes include Country Club Salad Sea Dream Salad Golden Swiss Salad and Spring Salad with detailed ingredients and methods. The notes reference a Miss Poenett handling reader inquiries for the column.
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Country Club
Sea Dream
Mother's Day Service Highlights at Union Church
Sunday morning at Union Church featured a sermon by W Stone praising a mother's love and sacrifice for her children. A poem titled Mother by Mildred Stone touched the congregation, and a hymn by Mrs. Rossie L Stone, the minister's mother, was performed by the choir.
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Union Church
W. Stone
Tee Mildred Stone
Rossie L. Stone
Flag of Hepburn Wins Contested G olf Flag Tournament
Hepburn flag wins at Goncord Country Club in a close finish near the 19th hole. Charles B Johnson and Kenneth L Hayes tied for second, with William Faversham Jr only six inches behind.
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Hepburn
Goncord
Charlesb. Johnson
Kenneth L. Hayes
Winlliam Faversham, Jr
Andrew H.hepburn
Charles B Johnson
Em. A
Wiliam Faver
Russell Robb
John B Buttrick
Eliot R. Howard
Nathan L. Ham
Burleigh L. Pratt
Alex C. Peters
Hubert M Wardwell, Jr
Ralph Holden
National Hospital Day Observed at the Home
National Hospital Day was observed at the home from 3 to 6 with tea served in charge of the event. The Peredyth district gathered at the odist Episcopal church for the final meeting of tii Conm with discussion.
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Bert
Peredyth District
Cua Oh
Ge Canetins Ie
First Parish in Concord Service May 19
Rev. Edward P. Daniels will preach at the Church School on May 19 with a choir performing music. The sermon topic is the compelling force.
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Edward P. Daniels
Tulneter
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Danville
Middlesex Institution
Ruel Hoar
Pres
Henry F. Smuth
Treas
Bryn Mawr
Emerson House
W. Concord Union Church
Concord Rotary Cla
Concord Choral Society
First Church OF ‘Christ, Scientist
Catholic Daughters Present Musicale
Middlesex Baseball League
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Ball
Sunapee
Trinity Church Concord
WOME
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Kieetrolux
Federal Housing Plan For
Concord National Bank
Sachin Se San
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