Congregational Church Activities Schedule Notice
Maynard Arthur Becket of South Ad dresses a combined young people meeting at Union Church. Young People's Banquet closes this year’s activities on Wednesday June 7. Ladies Benevolent Society marks Children’s Day and Outing at Mrs. Young’s cottage at Lake Boone on Thursday June 1 with church transportation. Women gather 3 to 3:30 p.m. Church Council’s June meeting is Monday night June 5.
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Jion Congregational Church
Maynard _Arthur Becket
South
Union Church
Young People of Union
The
Ladies Benevolent Society
First Church Concord Sunday Service Details
Concord church lists Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 with a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 4. Reading room hours 2 to 5 on weekdays except holidays. Lesson Sermon in all Christ Scientist churches June 4 features Bible citations from Acts 7 48 50 and Revelation 16 3 along with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stressing one primal cause and truth life and love.
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Church OF Christ Scientist Concord
uGu
Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Banquet Honors Hibernians After Triangular Tournament
The annual banquet for players of the season triangular tournament will be held on Saturday June 3 at Tombeno's on Lexington road. The championship cup will be presented to the Ardent Order of Hibernians. Afterward players go to the Concord Red and Gun Club house for an evening of cards.
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Ardent Order of Hibernians
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Red and Gun Club
Tombeno’s
Lexington Road
Hibernians
C Mac Again Wins in Lowells Conquest of Boston Two League
C Mac of Lowell overwhelmed Concord 7 runs to 3 at Concord with eight hits including two long home runs by Colcannon and strong pitching by McCabe. The game drew attention for its offense and financial appeal as both teams fielded well and need stronger support to retain season interest.
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C Mac
Lowell
Boston
Concord
Smith
L Colcannon
McCabe
CMCA
Concannon
Cassistas
Cassista Dempséy
Smith Enneran
Strick
Cassista
Concord Elks announce joint lodge outing and Flag Day
Concord Lodge of Elks meets in Elke hall with Exalted Ruler Andrew J Raymond presiding. The Concord Maynard and Hudson Lodges plan a grounds outing at Maynard Rod and Gun Club on July 30 with Thomas Hart as chair, James F Priest as secretary, and Ivan D Servais as treasurer. Five new members joined. Flag Day exercises to be held jointly by the three lodges.
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Concord Lodge
Elke
Elke Hall
Andrew J .Raymond
Concord, Maynard and Hudson
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Thomas Hart
Hudson Lodge
James F Priest
Maynard
Ivan D Servais
Concord
Maynard and Hudson
Ladies Auxiliary Plans and Memorials Notice
The Ladies Auxiliary A 0 H Division 44 met at Monument Hall with Miss Mary Battles presiding. They plan to attend the District initiation in Marlboro on June 5 and Nora Thompson chairs the committee to decorate 14 graves at St Bernard's cemetery. An anniversary entertainment is set for Monument Hall on June 7 with Charlotte Somerville students performing.
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Ladies' Auxiliary
Monument Hall
Mary Battles
Marlboro
Nora Thompson
St Bernard’s Cemetery
Charlotte Somerville
Oriental rug set for sale from Marlboro firm
The listing offers an imported bugs Oriental design rug set in perfect condition valued over 400 dollars, now selling as a whole for 100 dollars. Rugs sizes include about 9 by 12 feet 7 by 10 feet 10 by 4 feet runner and two 3 by 5 feet pieces. Box C N co Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts.
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C. N., Co. Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Enact Comedy Of Errors On Local Diamond
Middlesex and Bridgewater played a rough game with many errors seven by Middlesex and seven by Bridgewater. Nickerson of Bridgewater allowed four hits and struck out fourteen in a 11 to 7 win with seven runs in the eighth inning.
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Concord
Middlesex
Middlesea Shop
B.vigewater Teachers College
Tie School
Nickerson
Bridge Water
Ef- Tours
Bridgewater
Minu Ts
Utltil
Division 5 Hibernians Meet at Monument Hall
The Division 5 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Monument Hall last Tuesday evening. A whist party is planned for June 1 with Patrick McPhillips as chairman. Details were given for decorating the graves at St Bernard's Cemetery Sunday at 1 30 pm. Michael Hopkins was named committee chairman.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Patrick McPhillips
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Michael Hopkns
Concord Rotary Club hears radio history talk at luncheon
The Concord Rotarians met at the Colonial Inn with Miss Sarah Hunter of Radio Station WHEI giving a talk on the history of radio and illustrating its growth. W Stuart Allen announced the club’s readiness to welcome hundreds of Rotarians touring Concord during the Boston international convention next month.
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Concord
Colonial Inn
Sarah Hunter
WHEI
W Stuart Allen
Boston
Concord Players Elect New President D Ripley Gage
D Ripley Gage was elected president of the Concord Players at the annual meeting in the Veteran Building, succeeding Wilford D Traeger. Mrs Hans W Miller was re elected secretary and Julian W Ballou was chosen treasurer.
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WD. Ripley Gage
Concord Players, Dramatic Organization
Veterant
Wilford D.raeger
Hans W Miller
Julian W. Ballou
Concord Legion Band G ave Fine Concert in Monument Square
The Concord Legion Band played a concert in Monument Square last Tuesday evening to support the Emerson Hospital Aid Society drive for 6000 dollars. Scouts painted the thermometer red to show the 4000 dollar milestone, drawing a large crowd that enjoyed the band’s spirited music.
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Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Concord Legion
Monument Square
Liquior
iFIRST Parish Church Announces June Services and Picnic
Rev Edward P Daniels will preach on The Cost of Progress at 11 a.m. Sunday June 4. Church School Picnic at Cedar Hill Waltham on Thursday June 8 with a rain date. Children’s Sunday June 11 includes awards and Christening opportunities. new members welcomed.
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Ifirst
Edward P .Daniels
Cedar Hill
Waltham
Cary
Concord-Bees Film at Middlesex Bee Association Meeting
Concord residents will see a moving pictures presentation on how bees live and work at the Middlesex County Bee Association meeting in Concord on Thursday night June 4 at 8 p.m. Benjamin Hildreth of Sherborn will discuss State Apiary Inspection.
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Concord
Middlesex County Bee Association
Concord Pupils Observe Memorial Day
Concord schoolchildren joined an observance of Memorial Day by making hundreds of wreaths to honor fallen soldiers. About 250 wreaths were prepared with the American Legion Auxiliary and at Peter Bulkeley School and Harvey Wheeler’s West Concord site. Colonel Robert E Goodwin and Captain Herbert E Berry officiated, presenting the wreaths.
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Concord
American Legion Auxiliary
James J Mansfield
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Center
Harvey’. Wheelers West Concord
Worcester clergyman preaches at Middlesex School chapel
Rev Maxwell Savage DD of Worcester delivered the chapel sermon at Middlesex School on Sunday, addressing the student body in a formal service.
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Maxwell Savage, DD
Worcester
Mddlesex
Concord Falls After Six Inning Deluge At Lexington
Concord High led 2 1/2 after five innings but Lexington exploded in the sixth, scoring six runs to win 8 3. Nelson doubled for Concords only extra base hit while Kelley and Barnes stood out for Lexington with multiple hits. Pitchers Montgomery Tompkins and Flanagan split work as Lexington racked up twelve hits.
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Concord High School
Tompkins
Tihe Innnings
Lexington
Kr.uay
Name Nine
Lexgton
Concord
Lexington Gourneren
Karnes
Kelley
Nelson
Concords
LHS Viivod
Tou O
Mealey
Wiggins
Gibbons
Magurn
Cullinane
Laughlin
Barnes
Bas
Oi Montgomery
Ol ‘Tompking
Montomery
Flanagan
West Concord W C T U Meets in Church Parlors
The West Concord Branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in the West Concord Union Church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with President Mrs. George A. Montague in charge. Discussions focused on the upcoming special election on repealing the prohibitory amendment. Hostesses included Mrs. William J. Crossley and others.
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Concord
West Concord
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
West Concord Helping Hand Society Meets in Church Parlor
The West Concord Helping Hand Society gathered last Tuesday afternoon in the parlors of West Concord Union Church with President Mrs Josephine Pearce presiding. Hostesses named were Mrs Esther Evans chairman, Mrs Gladys Hefty, Mrs Annie Engebretson and Mrs Mary Green. Mrs Irving T Felding attended with her mother Mrs ODolly Stickney of Southbridge. Mr and Mrs George A Montague enjoyed a telephone call from their son Joseph B Montague, who is in Vernon British Columbia.
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Concord
West ‘Concord
West Concord Union Church
Josephine Pearce
Esther Evans
Gladys Hefty
Annie Engebretson
Mary Green
Irving T. Felding
Odolly Stickney
Southbridge
George A Montague
Joseph B. Montague
Vernon
British Columbia
Cradle Roll Party At Trinity Church Sets June Event
Congregational Rev. George L. Thurlow invites mothers and children to a cradle roll party Thursday June 13 at 7:30 p.m. The church school meets at 9:30 a.m. with morning worship at 10:45 a.m. The sermon asks What Did Jesus Mean When He Said Unto Him That Hath It Shall Be Given.
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Trinitarian’ Church Congregational Concord
George L. Thurlow
Jesus
Co I 6th Regt Veterans Honor Reunion At Concord Armory
Nearly 100 veterans gathered for the annual reunion of Co. I 6th Regiment World War Veterans' Association at the State Armory Concord. Maj. Michael J. Dee, Massachusetts Reformatory superintendent, presided and introduced guest speakers Col. Joseph Murray retired USMC now living in Concord, Maj. Paul Murray, US Infantry. Maj. Dee reelected president with Capt. Thomas H. Mansfield and Lieut George L. Prescott of the town as vice presidents.
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United States Infantry
Maj. Dee
Thomas H. Mansfield
George L. Prescott
Middlesex Crew Triumph Over Exeter at Bateman Pond
The Middlesex School crew won its third straight race this season by three lengths over Exeter Academy on the half mile course at Bateman Pond. Middlesex had previously lost to Browne and Nichols earlier in the campaign.
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Middlesex
Exeter
Middlesex School
Exeter Academy
Bateman Pond
Browne and Nichols
Town Man Joins Massachusetts Congregational Board
Thomas Todd of this town was chosen a member of the Board of Trustees of the Massachusetts Congregational State Conference at a meeting in North Adams recently. Mrs Charles K Smith chaired the Belmont Woman's Club literature committee and visited the Louise May Alcott house on Lexington road last week. During Mrs Emerson's absence Mrs Bygrave leads the Opportunity Circle service and can be reached at home 8 to 9 pm. Telephone 238 W and Red Cross room Friday mornings 10 to 12.
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Thomas Todd
Board of Ilustees
Massachusetts Congregational State Conference
North Adams
Belmont Woman's Club
Charles K Smith
Louise May Alcott
Lexington Road
Emerson
Bygrave
Opportunity Circle
Red Cross
Up Against It and Hope for Prosperity Growth
Local business leaders report signs of industrial improvement and a hopeful tide for prosperity. The Concord Co-operative Bank urges disciplined saving, noting that a monthly one dollar deposit can grow into two hundred dollars in a few years, with the bank operating under regulator oversight.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord Co-operative
Commissioner of Banks
Adv
Concord Town Team Drops Double Header
The Concord Town Team lost both games to the Sherdan Club of Watertown in a Sunday double header on the Emerson playground. In the first game Concord trailed 6 3, with Loftus and Blecwick keying Watertown’s offense as Petersen Proctor and errors mounted for Concord. In the second game Watertown built a big lead and cruised to an 11 3 win as Concord errors and miscues allowed multiple runs in innings two five and nine.
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Concord Town
Emerson Playground
Boston
Sherdan Club
Watertown
Petersen
Proctor
Concord
Hlecwick
McCusker
Cousineau
Blake
Loftus
B. Walsh
Blecwick
McKenna
Mullen
Lawson
Smith
Olson
Robinson
Arkin
C. Johnson
Heyliger
Miss Harriet F E Clark Dies After 47 Years Teaching
Miss Harriet FE Clark of Concord died at home on Laws Brook Road after a seven day illness. A graduate and longtime Concord teacher, she spent 47 years in local schools from a district school through Ripley Emerson and Peter Bulkeley. She was born in 1849 in Carlisle and descended from old Concord families. Private funeral services were held with ministers from First Parish and nearby churches. burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by her sister Ina Clark and nephew Lester Clark.
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Concord
Harriet FE Clark
Scilools
Laws Brook Road
West Concord
Miss Clark
Carlisle
Rufus G. A. Ballinilie
asuleOimson) Clark
Roger Williams
Governorobinson
Clark
Ripley
Emerson
Peter Bulkeley
Alliance of the Parish
Mse Clark
al Ae
Utop Ucws
Kev Edward P Daniels
First Parish
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union Church
Herbert Gleason
Church of the Covenant
Boston
Children’s Day at Union Church Observed
On Sunday June 4 Union Church marks Children’s Day with a 10:30 a.m. baptism and a brief sermon on The Meaning of Christian Baptism. The vested choir performs two selections and the church school holds an afternoon program at 5 with promotion exercises and a children’s pageant The Loveliest Thing. Plants will be distributed to elementary department children.
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Union Church
Navy chaplain sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church
Commander Truman P. Riddle of the United States Navy preached on What Our Church Is Doing for the Sailor at OCSOCK Service in Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday morning. Mrs. Frederick H. Lovejoy hosted a tea on Monument Street honoring Nursery Training School students. about 23 students attended with school board and staff.
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Truman P. Riddle
United States Navy
Piscopal
Frederick H. Lovejoy
Monument Street
Concord High Girls Tennis Wins 3 2 Over Wellesley
The Concord High School girls tennis team defeated Wellesley 3 2 at Wellesley on Friday. Gertrude Edmonds won her singles match while Ann Byron paired with Mary Diskin and Helen Madsen paired with Betsy Piper to win the doubles for Concord.
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Concord High School
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Gertrde Edmonds
Ann Byron
Mary Diskin
Helen Madsen
Betsy Piper
Milton Beats Middlesex 5 3 in Objective Game
Milton Academy overcame a one run fourth inning margin to defeat Middlesex School 5 to 3 in Milton on Saturday afternoon. The Concord Country Club golf championship qualifying yielded 16 survivors who will compete for the title led by Snelling Wheeler Piper Wilson Comins Todd Brooks Cody Buttrick Faberham Bowers Brooks Pratt Hepburn Hosmer Cushing, including defending champ Cushing.
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Milton
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Middlesex School
Concord
Andrew H Hepburn
Herbert B Hosmer
William S Cushing
Sudbury Depositors to Meet at Waltham Trust Co
South Sudbury residents are told of a meeting of depositors at the Wal tham Trust Company on Thursday evening June 1 at 7 30 in the North Junior High school building Waltham. Edwin Blake is in charge to discuss bank conditions and future plans and all interested are urged to attend.
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Sudbury
Waltham Trust Company
North Junior High
Waltham
Edwin Blake
Marlboro golfer leads 45 in qualifying at country club
Marlboro's John Allen, ex Harvard College golfer, tops a 45 player field with 76 in qualifying for the annual country club championship on the Country Club course. Allen totals 338 over 36 holes. Hurley, Rolfe and Forbush tie for third at 84. Brumby is fourth at 85. Allen aims to break the medalist curse in finals.
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Marlboro
John Allen
Harvard College
Fred Rolfe
Caneele
Norman Forbush
Bill Brumby
Allen
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AO Ih
D. Ripley
Gage Concord Players
Concord Legion Band
Helping ‘Hand Society
Solons
Congress
A. Kelley
Illinois
James Mead
New York
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Ipswich
Meriam’s Corner
Route 2
Concord Centre
Middlesex Institution
Samuel Hoar
Charles H. Towle
Henry F. Smith
Helen H. Moore
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