Concord High School Evening Exhibition And Track Meet
An evening session at Concord High School Tuesday May 24 from 7 30 to 9 00 will showcase work from the Art Me FE Arts and Domestic departments along with the year’s class projects. Citizens urged to view the exhibits and inspect the building funded by local support. The Concord High School track team will host a meet with Brain Tree High at Emerson Playground this afternoon.
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Erg
Citizen of Concord Inter
Ested
Concord High School
Tean
Braintree High
Emerson Playground
Sunday Service and Lesson at First Church Scientist Concord
Sunday service at 4 45 pm and Sunday School at 10 45 am. Testimonial meeting at 7 45 pm. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 pm. The May 22 Lesson Sermon centers on the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, with the Golden Text Know ye not that ye are the temple of God.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Schtiet Scientist
God
Corinthians
Tabernacle
Mary Baker Fidy
Hoover urges confidence to spur economic recovery
President Hoover calls Congress to act across parties to restore confidence as essential to recovery. He cites misstatements by some business leaders, notes Atlantic National Bank’s strength amid rumors, and praises the Concord Co operative Bank for steady loans and dividends. May series certificates on sale with 5 percent annual earnings begin May 18.
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Hoover
Congress
Atlantic National Bank
Concord Co‘operative “Bank
Co-operative
Central Cooperative Bank
Concord Co-operative Bank
American Legion Auxiliary Delegates Named for County Council
The American Legion Auxiliary at James J Mansfield Post met in the Veterans Building with President Mrs James Derby presiding. Delegates to the County Council meeting in Water town on May 21 were Mrs Derby Miss Eugenie M Foss Miss Mary A Flavin and Mrs Granville Holden. Alternates named were Mrs J William Byron Mrs Thomas J Byron and Mrs David Hayes. Miss Mary A Flavin reported about 300 residents to be counted for Memorial Day and the auxiliary voted donations to Emercon Hospital the Red Cross and Pershing Hall a Paris school for American children.
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American Legion Auxiliar
James J. Mansfield
Veterans Building
James Derby
Derby
Eugenie M. Foss
Mary A. Flavin
Granville Holden
T County’ Council
Watertown
J. William Byron
Thomas J. Byron
David Hayes
Mary
A. Flavin
Emercon
Red Cross
Pershing Hall
Paris
Sheldon Viles Wins Cavalry Night Ride at Norwich
Sheldon Viles of Concord son of Edgar F. Viles Lexington road won the cavalry night ride over mountain roads near Northfield. The 15 mile course started May 41 at Norwich University with Senior Class competitors. He finished seven minutes off the correct time in blank darkness without light. The Helping Hand Society of West Concord Union Church holds its monthly meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Robert A Harvest as hostess.
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Sheldon Viles
Concord
Edgar F. Viles
Lexington Road
Northfield
Norwich University
Helping Hand Society of the
West Concord Union Church
Robert A. Harvest
Mitchell School 1810 Concord Batteries Case
Report lists names related to a dispute or incident at Mitchell School Concord with Chambers, Bill and Donnellan, Develin, Prout Mite ton and George. Limited context shown. no dates or outcomes provided.
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Chambers
Bill and Donnellan
Develin
Prout Miteton
George
First Parish Annual Election Held with New Committee Chairs
The First Parish held its annual supper and meeting in the meeting house vestry last week Tuesday evening. Representative B Farnum Smith presided and elected chairmen for religious meetings Dan Daniels, church school Richard Greenman, sacred music Mrs Ralph Holden, hospitality Allen French, external Charities Henry F Smith, domestic charities Mrs Charles H Paine, social meetings Mrs Louise A Sohier, floral decorations Mrs Walter S Wood, and nominations.
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Raymond . Wheeler
B. Farnum Smith
Holwan
Daniels
Richard_ Greenman
Philip A, Davis
Ralph Holden
Allen French
Henry F. Smith
Charles H. Paine
Louise A. Sohier
Walter S. Wood
Golf tournament honors go to Hill Bowers and Brooks at Concerd CC
A large field of golfers competed at Concerd Country Club on Sunday for the flag tournament. George A Hill won first place by placing his ball near the 19th green. Harold Bowers and Arthur B Brooks followed with tight placements near the 18th cup.
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Hill
Bowers
Brooks
George A Hill
Harold Bowers
Arttur
Arthur B Brooks
Charles G. Edgarton
John M Abbott
Wells Blanchard
Michael Cody, Jr
Alexander A Cameron
Charles L Fotte
E. Paysor True
Henry P Kidder
Berkeley Wheeler
Frederick Gooding
Watson M.gordon
Burleigh L Pratt
Hubert J Wardwell, Jr
Herbert B Hosifier
Samuel A Shannon
William Faversham Jr
Girl Scout Fair Set for June Fourth at First Parish
The Girl Scout Fair will be held Saturday afternoon June fourth on the grounds of First Parish church. Activities include ponies balloons and games for children and folk dancing by advanced troops for older girls. Food and candy tables will be well stocked to please attendees.
Commencement Season at Concord Academy
Concord Academy announces a June schedule for commencement events led by Principal Hobson. The program opens with a Spring festival on June 2, then Field Day, Alumnae Day on June 14, and graduation on June 15 if weather permits. Seventeen graduates will receive diplomas with speaker William Phillips of Beverly, former U.S. minister to Canada.
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Mike Elsie G. Hobson
Concord Academy
William Phillips
Beverly
United States
Canada
Concord Defeated as Middlesex School Routs In seventh and eighth
Middlesex School powered past Concord 9 1 after taking a 2 0 lead through the middle innings. Flanagan held Concord in check early, while Jackson and Brisman drove in runs for Middlesex. Concord’s lone tally came on A Cunningham’s run after a steal and a catcher’s error as fish tripled for Concord but support failed.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Concord High
Flanagan
Prouty
Nacey
Coner
Simmons
G. Cook
W. Cook
Burbank
Jackson
Middlesex
Navey
Brisman
A. Cunningham
Fish
Middlesex Sportsmen Plan Rifle League Amid Skeet Slide
Middlesex County clubs move to form a new rifle league after skeet shooting becomes too costly. Representatives from 15 clubs, led by Joseph Kelley and Earl Leach, push rules and schedules as the Concord Red and Gun Club hosts the meeting. Meanwhile Middlesex loses to Concord Worcester Academy 6 1 in tennis on the home courts.
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Middlesex County
Middlesex County League
Concord Red and Gun Club
Billerica Rod and Gun Club
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Framingham Fish and Game Club
Lowell Sportsman’s Association
Marlboro Fish and Game Club
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Melrose Fish and Game Club
Metropolitan Rod and Gun Club
Cambridge
Natick Fin, Fur and Feather Club
Quanna- Powitt Sportsman’s Club
Wakefield
South Chelmsford
Rod
Pepell
Woburn Sportsman's Association
Joseph Kelley
Framingham
Earl G. Leach
Otto’ M. Drevit
Burlington
Theoburn Sportsman's Association
Sergeant Burke
Melrose ‘Club
William Robinson
Wakefield Club
William LaPearl
Woburn Association
Rifle League
Middlesex
Concord
Worcester’ Academy
Middlesex School
Sharpe
Kimball
Ross
Nunez
I Trivers
Andrew
J. Trivers
Simonds
Fromburg
J. Gardiner
Ross and
Wyeth
I. Trivers
J. ‘Trivers
Comical Country Gess entertain by Concord Grange
Concord Grange No 150 presented a successful program in War snear Hall West Concord on May 10. Mrs Helen Croft directed the show featuring Aunt Ophelia Miss Pearl E Wells introduced the cousins and Molly played piano and guitar. The ensemble performed Three Old Maids Delia Cecelia Samantha and others delivered character reads and songs The Country Cousin Twins and The Um has featured multiple performers with a patriotic finale by the cousins.
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Helen Croft
Concord Grange No. 150
Warsnear Hall
West Concord
Ophelia
Pearl E Wells
iSukey
Marion Adams
Molly
Agra
Jane
Sylvia EM N
Delia
Mrs B Wells
Cecelia
Ruthie Raymond
Samanthy
Annie E Mo‘reau
Hiram’s Blun der
Sis Hopkins
Marion McPhilips
May Jinny
Mary E King
Topsy
Arthur
Adams
Sylvia E Moreau
Ruth H Raymond
Kelley and Farrar Sweep Perfect Scores in Skeet Shoot
In a Musket Sportsman's Club Sunday skeet event open division Kelley shot 25 and Farrar 26 to lead a list of shooters who posted scores from 24 down to 13. Foss Abbott and Hathaways among top finishers. Mary Abbott and others posted lower scores.
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Musketa@quid Sportsman’s club
Walter Kelley
B. Farrar
Percy R. Foss
C. Abbott
Augustine W. Macone
Lloyd Rennie
Isaac Iongily
Billy Hill
Salvadore A. Ma‘gone
W. Casperson
H.S. ‘Hathaway
E. Cole
Mr.Carter
S. C. Hathaway
C. Mitchell
G. Santry
J. Manzonio
Dr. Raddon
J. Frederickson
F. Hill
P. Doane
H. Burgley
Miss Mary 0. Abbott
Leo Rossa
Dr. Cohen
Minstrel Show Planned by St Annes Masons in Lincoln
Masons at St Annes Episcopal in Lincoln plan a minstrel show at the Masonic Temple Monday evening May 23 under Walden lor al Arch Chapter. Ex William F Davis will be interlocutor with lively songs dances and stage bits. Walden Chapter meets at 6 30 with High Priest Ex Robert Hart presiding followed by an asparagus supper at 7. The minstrel performance begins at 8 o clock.
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Lincoln
Ruth I. Wetherbee
Masonic Temple
Walden Loral Arch
William 4. Davis
Walden
Robert
Hart
Duncan G Chapman
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon at Colonial Inn
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn on Thursday noon with President W. Stuart Allen presiding. Cecil Clark spoke as a club member and addressed Rotary activities.
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Concord
Goncord
Colonial Inn
W. Stuart. Allen
Oreserv
Cecil Clark
Lea
Rotary
Harvard Freshmen Defeat Middlesex in 11-7 Victory
Harvard Freshman team beat Middlesex School 11 to 7 on the Middlesex School diamond. The game featured 25 hits and 38 bases, with 14 errors and six passed balls. Haley led with two triples and a single in six plate appearances. Middlesex hitters Jackson and Nacey added a double and a single.
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Middlesex School
Victor and
Thorn
Harvard
Middlesex
Haley
Jackson
Nacey
Female Charitable Society of Concord Holds Meeting
The Concord Female Charitable Society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Stedman on Liberty Street. President Mrs Henry F. Smith poured tea while members sewed garments for the society’s chest and charitable needs.
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Concord, Female Charitable Society
Stedman. Buttrick, Sr
Liberty Street
Henry F. Smith
Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians holds graveside decoration plan
President Thomas Coyne presided at Monument Hall last Tuesday night as Division 56 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians formed a graveside decoration committee for twenty five departed members. The panel includes Patrick McPhillips, Patrick Smith, and Thomas Coyne.
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Thomas Coyne
Ancient Order
Hibernians
Monument Hall
Patrick McPhillips
Patrick Smith
Pictures of the Oberammergau Passion Shown at Vestry
A Sunday showing of pictures from the Oberammergau Passion preceded church activities. Rev. George Loring Thurlow of the Trinitarian Congregational Church exchanged pulpits with Rev. Christopher W. Collier of the Hancock Congregational Church in Lexington.
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George ‘Loring Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Christopher W. Collier
Hancock Congregational Church
Lexington
Peter Bulkeley students win athletic letters and art prizes
The Peter Bulkeley school awarded letters to Enrico Venti captain and 15 teammates including Arthur Maguin Herbert Nelson Arthur Anderson Richard Craig Edwin Flanner Malcolm Armstrong William Bulger Frederick Heyliger Michele Lombardo Leslie Parke Richard Mahoney John Goulding C Bregoli Frank DeNaro Nicholas Macone Tony Pagano Allen Burnham and Sammy Hosmer. Poster contest prize winners for the 3 PcA include first Evelyn Hansen and Lilian Silverman, second Sara Bartolome and Helen Vanderhoof, with Rosa Denaro and Barbara Magurn honorable mention. Rev Lee S McCollester of Tufts preached at Middlesex school. A chimney fire at 90 Main St residence of Fred S Millett caused no damage.
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Peter Bulkeley
Enrico Venti
Arthur Maguin
Herbert Nelson
Arthur Anderson
Richard Craig
Edwin Flanner
Malcolm Armstrong
William Bulger
Frederick Heyliger
Michele Lombardo
Leslie Parke
Richard Mahoney
John Goulding
C. Bregoli
Frank Denaro
Nicholas Macone
Tony Pagano
Allen Burnham
Sammy Hosmer
Peter Bulkeley School
Pca
Evelyn Hansen
Lilian Silvarman
Sara Bartolome
Helen ‘Vanderhoof
Rosa Denaro
Barbara Magurn
Lee
McCollester
Crane Theological School
Tufts College
Middlesex School
Fred S. Millett
Main Street
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