Elks Bazaar Draws Crowds Across Concord Maynard Areas
The Elks Bazaar closes with nightly features and extensive art tables. Arlington Somerville Newton Waltham and Hudson lodges attend as guests while John H. Goulding chairs the event with a large volunteer women’s committee led by Mrs. Percy Foss.
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Arlington and
Somerville
the Elks
Newton A Waltham
the and Hudson
John H. Goulding
Bazaar
J. Willian Byron
Benjamin Derby
George ¥. Mulcahy
Charles G. Robinson
Edward W. Sheehan
Philip T
Maynard Lennie Smith Helps Concord Win Eleven-Inning Tilt
Lennie Smith of Concord pitched a lengthy game at Crowe Park Sunday, defeating Holy Name 1 to 0 in eleven innings. McHugh scored the winning run on an infield error and a squeeze play failed. Tobin suffered an ankle injury for Holy Name. next Sunday Hoyt A. C. of Cambridge meets Holy Name at Crowe Park.
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Lennie Smith
Concord
Holy Name
Crowe Park
Concord Twirler Ag
Ottra
Bays
Caela
Pitle
Ual
Jack
Tigers
McHugh
Nee
O'Grady
Kelly
Frank Ramesh
Smith
Maynard
Johnson
H. N
Harry Tobin
Hoyt A. C
Cambridge
Abh PO AE
Duggan
Loftus
Terry Melingh
Asbjorsen
Lemprey
Tom McHugh
Vodoklys
J. Connors
Knowler
Boulden
H.N
Tom’ ‘McHugh
Gases
Ivers Pond Upright Plane Offered for Home Use
I will place an Ivers and Pond upright plane in a respectable home. The aim is to set it at a bargain on easy terms. Interested parties should address Box P 16 co Enterprise Office Marlboro Massachusetts with full particulars.
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Ivers & Pond
Co Enteprise
Marlboro
Mass
Grab Bag Committee Names Mrs Pratt and Assistants
Burleigh L. Pratt chairs a grab bag committee with numerous assistants including Mrs Bernard McGrath Mrs John H Goulding Mrs Rupert Marshall Miss Annie OConnell Miss Mary Flavin Miss Gertrude Martell Miss Agnes Dee Miss Margaret Craig Miss Dorothy Flavin Mrs Annie Clabane Miss Mary Finigan Mrs Michael Finigan Mrs Margaret Fields Miss DuBerger Concord Miss Olive Lyons Mrs Edward Lyons Mrs William C Fought Mrs George F A Mulcahy Mrs Edwart Mahoney Mrs Edward Wright Mrs Prank King Mrs Joseph Hanlon Miss Katherine Lawler Miss Mary W Christiann Mrs John H Adams and Mrs Edward W Sheehan Concord Junction Mrs Frederick Sullivan Jr and the Misses Tackney and Mrs Hunnell Bedford.
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Burleigh L. Pratt
Bernard McGrath
John H. Goulding
Rupert Marshall
Michael Delorey
Annie O’connell
Mary Flavin
Gertrude Martell
Agnes Dee
Margaret Craig
Dorothy Flavin
Annie Clabane
Mary Finigan
Michael Finigan
Margaret Fields
DuBerger
Concord
Olive Lyons
Edward Lyons
Local residents move through routine site visits and work changes
Roy Hall takes a night watchman post in Northboro. Missa Perron visits Mrs. P. O'Leary at 143 Elm Street Keen. Clara Hollin visits Boons Pond, staying with Mrs. Kane. Mrs. Marton Stephenson begins work at the Dennison factory after leaving the Curtis factory office.
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Roy Hall
Northboro
Missa Perron
Spencer
Clara Hollin
Lawin Street
Boon’s Pond
Mrs. Kane
Marton Stephenson
Dennison
Curtis
Concord Grange Hosts Dance and Academy Event
Concord Grange No. 150 Patrons of Industry held a dance at Town Hall following its regular meeting. The Concord Academy and boys of the Midsex School presented the third in a series. Fae Country, formerly of Waltham, tops the Life Assurance Co. agency with the most cooperative merit. in June he proceeds to Quebec for a Chateau Frontenac conference.
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Concord Grange
Concord Academy
M'ddiesex School
Con- Fae Country
Kins
Waltham
Agency Club
The
Life Assurance Co
Worcester
Quebec Canada
Chateau Frontenac
Concord High Tops Framingham In Slugfest Victory
Concord High defeated Framingham High 9 4 after Framingham rallied from a 4 run deficit in the later innings. Key hits by Pearce Asbjornsen and Fredericks helped Concord extend their lead. Dempsey and Johnson sparked Framingham’s early innings with productive at bats.
Concord Dominates Marlboro in Track Meet
Concord High School swept the Marlboro High School athletic meet at Howdle Grounds winning most events. Capt Woodworth took three firsts and Pickard two.
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Concord
Marlboro
Concord High School
Marlboro High School
Howdle
Woodworth
Pickard
CAHS
Murphy
M.H.S
Derby
C.hs
Anderson
C.H. S
Sheehan
Sit Sim
McGann
C.H.S
Poland
Betlin
C. HS
Phy
Asbjornsen
Grant
Pearce
Gvault
Tins
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Tom MIX
Tom
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Boston
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FOX News
Irene Rich
Clara Bow
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
E Siordan
Hoot Gibson
Powder River
Atte Ot
Interpreter's House
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
May Allison
You
Mike
Lake Ana
Redl Society
Elks’ Bazaar
Friay
Actes
Charles J. Hunnewel
H. C Dunton
Richard F. Fiske
Louis J. McCaffrey
John J. Mullaney
Richard ¥. Mahoney
Joseph Dee
Willam O. Fought
H. C. Lovejoy
A F. Smith
Elke
Bazar
Percy Foss
J. William Byron
Frederick Sullivan
Michael Mullaney
Louis McCaffrey
Maurice McWalter
Frank Kinz
Concord Junction
Mathews
F. J. Garland Goncord Jct
Moving Pictures
J. J. Mansfield
Colleen Moore
Seline
Edna Ferbers
Pathe News
Veteran’s Building
Framingham
Concord High
Framingham High
Robinson
Asbjornson
Dempsey
Fullenton
Erers
E ' Dempsey
Fredericks
Tomer
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Thampkins
Batucd
Cor Bruce
Fulloston
Ngham
Er Sain
Fullonton
Law
Kohler
Dawson
Lawson
Fredericksson
Carpenter
D'stalevi
Potter
Brothers
Martin Diskin
Concord Mass
Peoples Theatre
Aesops Fables
Richard Dix
Claire Adams
Paramount Picture Pathe News
Ricardo Cortez
Jetta Gondal
Paramount Picture
Harrison Ford
Eleanor Boardman
Pat O’malley
Pn the News
Gruber Bros
Main St
Florence
Florence Stove Company
Park Square
Beach
Goa
New Fe
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