Golf Tour Week Results Feature Several Narrow Margins
Cogn i Pratt led the week event with a strong showing as Russell G Fessenden placed second and Andrew H claimed third. Masct L Ham. posted a small margin, while Harry B W Snelling and Ralph C Pper were five and six down respectively. Edgenton Holden Wardwell Jewell and Walter posted varied scores with several players eight or more down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogn i. Pratt
Russell G Fessenden
Andrew’ H
Harry BW Snelling
Ralph C Pper
G Edgenton
Holden
Harry
M Wardwell, Jr
Jewell, Jr
Walter
May Festival Opens at Concord Academy During Commencement Week
Concord Academy opened the 1935 Commencement season with the May Festival in the school gardens directed by Mrs D Ripley Gage and Mrs Richard K Conant. Miss Louise Herman of Lincoln crowned May Queen. Dances madrigals and art exhibit featured. Next event is field day June 6 with alumnae baseball game. graduation June 12 at 3 30 p m with Rev Frederick H Sill as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Academy
D. Ripley Gage
Richard K. Conant
Lincoln
Foe
Louise Herman
Herman
Glee Club
Academy
Katherine Wallis
Academy Nine
Frederick H. Sill
Kent School
Cold May Frost Worst in 32 Years Seizes Middlesex County
The MiddlesexCounty area recorded its coldest May dawn since 1992 with 30.8 degrees at 6 am on Friday. Unofficial readings in Lexington and nearby rural areas were colder. Farmers worked to protect asparagus and strawberry beds with early field sprinkling to minimize crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex County
Lexington
Wedding of Mr Montague and Miss Dorothea
A wedding ceremony conducted by Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone united Mr Montague and Miss Dorothea. The bride wore white satin with a train and carried white roses, with a lilac chiffon bridesmaid and pink roses. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents at 17 Cottage Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao & A. Gente
Dorothy
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union
Montague
Eet
Weenh Guanend
Concord High School
Bar
Concord Mixed Doubles At Concord
At Concord and Hayes the mixed doubles results show several matches. Mr s Henry 8 gon H Kettell defeated Mrs Alexander A Cameron and John A Teele 6 4 7 6 8 6. Dr and Mrs Williiam M Shedden defeated M Baton and Alan son Miller 6 3 6 3. Dr and Mrs Stanton Garfield defeated Mr and Mrs Henry P Kidder 6 1 6 2. In the second round Mrs William M Shedden defeated Mr Henry S Thompson and Russell H Kettell 6 2 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Henry
Gon H Kettell
Alexander A Cameron
John A Teele
Williiam M Shedden
M Baton
Alanson Miller
Stanton Garfield
Henry P Kidder
William M Shedden
Henry S Thompson
Russell H Kettell
Concord High Relay Teal Wins
Teal powered Concord High to a relay victory in a meet titled Concord High Relay. The event featured multiple school teams and highlighted sprint leg performances and baton exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Teal
ConcOrd High School
Memorial Program in Concord Church
Memorial Sunday services featured patriotic music performed by the choir under Marguerite L. Barnes who directed and served as organist at Concord Church.
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Concord Church
Marguerite L.barnes
Concord High Track Triumph Despite Belmont Victory
Concord high school track team won six of nine events at Belmont yet Belmont was declared winner 3848 due to points near a first place. Steve Flannery led with 19 1 4 points from two firsts and a broad jump plus a relay win, Fred Flannery added 7 1 2 with a quarter mile win, Hosmer took the mile and a third in shot put for 6, Byron, McGrath 2 1 4 each, Hart 1. Plannery ran 10.25 in the 100 and 2 1 2 in the 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Belmont
Steve Flannery
Fred Flannery
Hosmer
Wan
Byron
McGrath
Hart
Plannery
Brilliant Armory concert and ball dazzles Concord crowd
The Young People's Catholic Club of St Bernard's Parish hosted its first annual concert and ball at the state armory Friday night. Don Gahan and his orchestra delivered a polished performance as a large, lively audience enjoyed costumes music and a festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Armory
Young People’s Catholic Club
St. Bernard's Parish
Don Gahan
Helen Appleby
Mary Bartolomeo
Elizabeth Dempsey
Catherine McGrath
Genevieve Mullen
Gerald Downing
James Clahane
Thomas Flanagan
James Powers
Concords Tercentenary Sub Committees Form Eight Groups
The executive committee of Concords tercentenary celebration appointed eight sub committees with chairmen named for Ball, Sports and Band Concert, Literary Exercises, Parade, Dedicatory Exercises, Pageant, Publicity, and Hospitality. Every member serves on at least one sub committee and all have met to plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober K. Allen
Edward F Loughlin
Prescott Keyes
Edward W. Sheehan
Harold W. Chase
Cabebler
Harold Cabot
Elizabeth F. Brennan
H. Whittemore Brown
Caleb H. Wheeler
Edward F. Loughin
Roger K. Allen
Harold CaNot
Changes in Concord Post Office Window Service June 1 1935
Concord announces two changes to window service effective June 1 1935. The office will close Saturdays during Christmas Week with no window service. box holders may use the lobby after hours. Letters dropped in the outside box or inside slot will depart by train at 4.40 or 7.45 p m. Window service will also be suspended on holidays. lobby hours for box holders are 6.45 to 9.30 p m. West Concord offers window service until 6 p m Saturdays and 6.45 to 9.30 p m on holidays.
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Concord
Concord Post Office
West Concord
Miss Hosmer Chooses Maids and Groom’s Best Man
Miss Eleanor Hosmer selects Anna E McCullough of New York City as maid of honor and Emily Conant and Anne Chamberlin as bridesmaids. Richard Friedman named as best man with usher Nicholas Met. Ceremony at Trinity Church officiated by Rev Charles Bae and Bov Smith O Dexter, reception at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hosmer
Mise
Anna E. McCullough
New York City
Emily Conant
Anne Chamberlin
Richard Friedman
Nicholas Met
Trinity Church
Charles Bae
Bov. Smith O. Dexter
Country Club
Concord local items span memorials, nature walks, and travel notices
Royal K Hayes gave a memorial address to prisoners at the Massachusetts Reformatory in West Concord. A wildflower walk by the local natural history group occurred week after, meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf on Garfield road. Lily Hurd attended Oldfield School alumni events in Baltimore during a two week visit. Firemen answered three calls on Thursday including a brush fire near Cambridge turnpike and a horse retrieval on Sudbury road. Natural history students toured Arnold Arboretum from Apthrop residence on Monument street. Rev Dr Drury preached Sunday at Middlesex School chapel. Firemen fought a Sunday brush fire at Walden Pond Reservation, laying nearly 490 feet of hose. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott returned from a five month world cruise, reporting four calls from sea, the farthest 12 000 miles. Herbert B Hosmer Jr began work in Merchant marine and sailed Galveston toward Australia. expected return in September. Concord 45 tournament banquet at Y C Restaurant Bedford featured Knights Ambus as champions. Annual British Naval and Military Veterans Association pilgrimage to Lexington Bedford and nearby ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal K Hayes
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
George P. Metcalf
Garfield Road
Mise
Lily Hurd
Oldfield School
Baltimore
Cambridge Turnpike
John Moreau
Sudbury Road
Natural History
Arnold Arboretum
John V. Apthrop
Monument Street
Samuel S Drury
St. Paul's School
Concord
New ‘Hampshire
Middlesex School
Walden Pond
John M. Abbott
Bedford
Knights
Ambus
Bundle Tea Planned by Local Episcopal Parishes
The Concord Lincoln and West on Episcopal Parishes announce a bundle tea at 36 Monument St. hosted by Mrs Henry Fay Jr on Tuesday May 28 from 4 to 6 pm. Mrs Theodore Smith chairs the ladies pouring with helpers including Mrs Robert Walter Mrs Frederic H Case Mrs B Stewart Murphy Mrs Chilton Cabot and others. Mrs Edward Dp Harlow leads the Tea committee.
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Concord
Lincoln
Weston Episcopal
Henry Fay Jr
Monument St
Theodore Smith
Robert. Walter
Prederic H. Case
B. Stewart Murphy
Chilton. Cabot
Sherman Hoar
Lilly
Hurd
George S. Keyes
Edward Dp. Harlow
Miss Pauline Goldwaite Honored Before Wedding
Concord reports a garden party given by the Misses Findeisen in Lang street to honor Pauline Goldwaite as she resigns to marry Richard Wheeler. Faculty from Peter Bulkeley School attended and presented silver serving spoons and a steak set. The garden was bright with tulips and flowering trees.
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Concord
Frendeisen
Pauline Goldwaite
Richard Wheeler
Raymond Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley School
Findeisen
Lang Street
Concord Rotary Club Meeting Honors DMV Work
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn with President Eliot R. Howard presiding. Hizen Loupret of Lexington spoke about his work with the State Department of the Motor Vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rotary Club
Concord
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Howard
Hizene Loupret
Lexington
State Department of the Motor Vehicles
King's Daughters Plan Summer Flower Mission at Colonial Inn Annex
The King's Daughters held their final meeting of the season at Mrs. John G. Watson's home with Mrs. Cyrus Hosmer assisting. They planned an annual flower mission on Monday afternoons at the Colonial Inn Annex, starting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
John G. Watson
Middle Street
Cyrus Hosmer
Colonial Inn Annex
Tueaday
iNew to be shown at Middlesex fruit spraying demos
iNew will be demonstrated at Middlesex County Extension Service events focusing on fruit spraying. The program will identify pests and diseases during an orchard pest hunt to help growers manage threats.
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Middlesex County Extension
May wedding plans hint at June nuptials for Loretta Dee
Mrs. Join C. Dolan hosted a surprise grocery shower for Loretta P. Dee daughter of Major and Mrs. Michael J. Dee on Monday evening May 20. The event honored her upcoming marriage to Lawrence J. Frawley of Commonwealth Avenue. Guests arrived after a loud summons and confetti showers. A buffet supper with pink and white decorations followed and Miss Julia Dee played the piano accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join C. Dolan
Loretta P. Dee
Major
Michael J. Dee
Lawrence J. Frawley
Commonwealth Avenue
Ming Dee
Julia Dee
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Services
Notice lists Sunday services at 10 46 and Wednesday testimonial meetings 7 45 at First Church in Concord Massachusetts with hours 2 to 5 on holidays. It cites the Lesson Sermon topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy and includes biblical passages from Psalms and Ephesians and text from Science and Health describing defense against evil thoughts and moral protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Churches of Christ
Ncientist
Sumlay
Mary Baker Widdy
Trinity Church Announces Confirmation Dates and Services
Rev Smith Owen Dexter rector emeritus Rev Charles Russell Peck and Kathleen Abler announce a week of services from June 2 to June 8 with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. and a sermon. Confirmation will be held June 6 at Cathedral Church of St Paul. parishioners seeking confirmation should speak to the rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church Concord
Mass
Smith Owen Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Kathleen Abler
St. Paul
Wallace Conant Visits Tennessee Valley Developments
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Conant returned home after three months in Florida and during travel studied the Tennessee Valley Authority developments. They visited Norris, the government built town, and Cumberland Home Steads at Crossville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Conant
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris
Cumberland
Crossville
Tenn
Girl Scout Event Promises Pony Rides At Unitarian Church
On Saturday June 8 children can enjoy pony rides Arabs and ice cream at the grounds of the Unitarian church. Parents are advised to bring the kids for a festive afternoon with attractions and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Class of 1910 to Hold Twenty Fifth Reunion
The Concord High School Class of 1910 will mark its 25th anniversary with a reunion reception at the high school from 4 to 6 P M on Saturday June 1. A banquet and program will follow at Colonial Inn located at 646 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Theigh School
Colonial Inn
Neens and Delicacies from Margaral Fesnelt Home Menu
The article presents a set of recipes and kitchen tips from a Boston Consolidated Gas Company home service feature. It includes orange basket cocktails, Chicken Salad Supreme, Seared Bear, Mousse with orange and cream, Angel Cake, and an Orange Cavarian Cream dessert, with step by step instructions and measurements. It highlights prep steps, chilling and serving ideas, and decorative touches like ribbon handles for fruit baskets.
Tackney elected selectman in Bedford special election
Bedford voters chose E. Tackney as selectman to fill the two year term after the death of Benjamin Converse. The tally showed 314 for Tackney and 284 for J Williams, with 118 for Louis Arthur Wright. In health board races, Louis Arthur Wright led with 328 votes, over William Arnold 179 and Gunnar Hemmingson 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Benjamin Converse
Tackney
J Williams
Louis Arthur Wright
Board of Health
William Arnold
Gunnar Hemmingson
P. m
Thursday Bridge Club Outing Includes Theater Party
The Thursday Bridge Club attended an outing last Wednesday and enjoyed dinner at Seiler's in Framingham followed by an theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiler’s
Framingham
Reception Tendered to Members of Society
The report notes a reception was tendered, with the charge made up of the following members including Mrs. Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Local Gathering to Start June at Colonial Inn Annex
A regular afternoon meeting titled Tomday week will be held at the Colonial Inn Annex each June starting on a Tuesday afternoon. Attendees plan ongoing sessions during the month.
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Ueice L. P
Qut
Ambitio
Massachusetts
Lowell Road
Monument Square
Middlesex Institution
Ische
State Armory
British Naval and Military Veterans’ Association
Miss Goldthwaite
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Wallace
Conant
Tennessee Valley
Girl Scout Fair
Oury. Tel
Margaral Fesnelt
Home Service
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Teuton
Weat
Boward Doyle
Conant Street
Anderson
Ce Union Church
Ree
Frank 8. Walker
Ernest Pringle
James L. Adams
Silas A. Bean
Federal Plan For
The
Concord Nati Bank
Furenish
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