Sunday Service and Community Notices in Concord
Sunday service details with times for Sunday school and reading room hours are given along with a Lesson Sermon topic on Adam and fallen man. The notice lists events at Concord Country Club, WC T U meeting in West Concord, Girl Scout Week activities, and travels of Rev Bryden. Local residents and community groups including the Boston Congregational Club are mentioned with social and civic notes.
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Man
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Adam
Christ Jesus
Page Browne
Concord
Concord Country Club
Frank
Walker
West Acton
Acton
West Concord
New Orleans
Boston Congregational Club
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth GC
JM. Sills
Bowdoin College
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Bowdoin
John Brigham
Concord High School
Androcles
Shaw
Androcles and
Tufts College
John Singleton Amory
Mary Buttrick
Wenham
Pride’s Crossing
John Buttrick
October Farms
W. van Warren
William Faversham
Mary Otis
Mildred Keyes
William King
Williard Otis
Edward Norris
Frederick Gooding
Charles Eugan
Herbert Baldwin
Ladies Union Teas Set After October Meeting
The West Concord Union Church Ladies' Union met October 25 with Mrs. Frat S. Walker presiding. Plans for a December event were discussed. The first tea of the series was hosted by Mrs. Henry H. Hawley on Main Street with Mrs. Ward G. Lyon and others assisting.
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Concord
Ladies’ Union
West Concord Union Church
Frat
S. Walker
Henry H. Hawley
Maintreet
Ward G. Lyon
James Flynn
Albert J. Jecks
Harle Hokeén
Daniel A Kelley Installed as Chief Ranger in Little Flower Court
Daniel A Kelley of 20 dford street was installed as chief ranger for a second term in the Knights of Columbus rooms at Monument Hall Thursday night. Deputy High Chief Ranger John J King presided with Edward Feeney as installing marshal and other Prospect Court officers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Kelley
Dford Street
Little Flower Court
Monument Hall
John J. King
Prospect Court
Waltham
Edward Feeney
Charles Pothier
Joseph Dolan
Girl Scout Talk Draws Crowd At Community House
Miss Gleda Schrottky former National Director of Plays and Pageants for Girl Scouts spoke on The Girl in the Community at a Girl Scout Community House event in Concord drawing a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrottky
Gleda Schrottky
Girl Scou
Middlesex Rainfall Sets October Record
Middlesex County logged nearly 1.5 inches of rain on Thursday, pushing October’s total beyond seven inches and breaking the long standing local record. The month’s downpours, including a heavy spell October 17 to 20 totaling 5.36 inches in Concord, exceed the previous record of 6.80 inches and more than double the 3.12 inch October average for the area.
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Middlesex
Middlesex County
Concord
Conceord
Concord Church Aid Society Elects Officers For Year
Mrs. John Borithan is re elected president for a second term at Trinity Church parish house. New officers include Mrs. George S. Keyes as vice president and Mrs. Frederic H. Chase as secretary with Miss Emily Fish as treasurer. The annual fair is set for November 9 at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John Borithan
Morument Street
Church Aid Society
Trinity Church
George S. Keyes
Frederic H. Chase
M. Irving . Métte
Emily Fish
Sudbury
Winthrop T Hodges
Sherman Hoar
G. Winthrop Lee
Theodore Smith
Kenneth Reynolds
Trinity Parish House
Lennox H. Lindsay
Bordman
Charles Russell ‘Peck
Me Mara Receives Purple Heart for World War I Service
William J. Mara of Concord is awarded the Purple Heart for meritorious service in France with Co I 6th Regiment later with the 101st Engineers. He joined in 1916 at Concord, sailed 1917, was wounded February 1918 in the Chemindes Dahies area, and returned home March 24 1919 as a sergeant.
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William J. Mara
East Bridge
James J. Mara
Bedford Street
France
Mr Mara
Mélrose Street
Melrose
Old Co. I. 6Th Regiment
Concord
101St Engineers
1St Corps Cadets
Boston
Chemin Des Dahies
United States
Church Family Night at Union Baptist Sponsored by Helping Hand
The Helping Hand Society sponsors Church Family Night at Union BPHURGH on November 17. Miss Vera Teaikova, a talented Hungarian student, will speak. Tickets are available at a nominal price for the event aiming to attract all nations.
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Helping Hand Society
All Nations
Vera. Teaikova
Golfers Tie in Weekend Best Selected Nine Holes Event
Edgarton Johnson and Bowers finished tied at net 28 in the weekend Best Selected Nine Holes event played on the links with one half handicap. Final tallies show C B Johnson 36-28, Edgarton 40-28, and Bowers 39-28 among other scores.
Worcester Visitor Hugh Connors Seen With Friends
Hugh Connors of Worcester visited here during the week and spent time with local friends.
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Hugh Connors
Worcester
Minister Preaches on Mini the Light at Concord Church
Ace P Daniels of First Parish delivers a morning sermon titled Mini the Light. The Concord Antination Society annual meeting is postponed to November 4 at Antiquarian House. Bhlett W Steskis and Lincoln Fish elected to Dolphins society at New Hampton School for boys.
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Ace P. Daniels
First Parish
Concord Antination Society
Antiquarian House
Bhlett W Steskis
Lincoln
Lincoln Fish
Concord
Borth C. Hi. S
Dolphins
New Hampton School For Boys
First Parish in Concord Service Schedule Noted
The Concord church lists events for Sunday November 6 led by Rev. Edward P. Datiels. Church school at 9.45 am, morning service at 10.45 am, with a hymn by the minister at 6 pm.
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Concord
Edward P.datiels
HnierSon
Dessert bridge event held at First Parish vestry
A novelty dessert bridge called Batty took place in the vestry of the First Parish meeting house on Friday at 3 o clock. Guests dined on regular meals at home by request, then gathered for the dessert served at the bridge in the afternoon.
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Besserts Bridge
Congregational Church Service Schedule Listed
The Rev George Il Ghia leads Sunday services at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Morning worship at 10 45 am, with a Sunday school during the service. A meeting of the Young People's Club follows the service.
Elks Hall Whist Night Draws Large Crowd
Under the Con cord Lodge of Hibs auspices Lovell P George led a big Whist gathering at Elks Hall Friday Thomas DeBerger claimed first prize with Mrs Annie Hayes second Joseph Gauilet third John Grandall fourth Harry Reed fifth Mrs Martit Distin sixth Mrs Mary A Kelley seventh Mrs Florice Tibbetts eighth Rovett Tompkins ninth Mrs John Smith tenth Mrs John Forbes consolation. The next party is in Ellis Hall tomorrow evening with the series continuing on Thursdays.
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Hibs
Lovell P. George
Elks Hall
Thomas DeBerger
Annie Hayes
Joseph Gauilet
John Grandall
Harry Reed
Martit’ Distin
Mary A Kelley
Florice Tibbetts
Rovett Tompkins
John Smith
John Forbes
Ellis Hall
Natick Wins Midland League Bowling Thriller at Lynch Alleys
Natick defeated Maynard Town 4-0 in a Midland League match at Lynch alleys on Monday night. Natick topped 1500 total with every string over 500. Buisson led Maynard with a 130 high single and 329 in three strings, while McCarthy posted 332 in three strings.
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Natick
Maynard
Lynch
Buisson
Igh
McCarthy
Invaders
Democratic Rally at Veterans Building with Local Candidates
A Democratic rally is scheduled at the Veterans' Building tonight under the town committee. Speakers include John F Fitzgérald former Boston mayor John E Swift lieutenant governor candidate DeWitt DeWolfe secretary to Governor Ely Mrs Jessie Waterman Brooks Governor's Council candidate Stephen Garrity Middlesex County sheriff candidate and Anthony J Doherty Lincoln representative candidate.
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Veterans
Démocratic Town Committee
James W Hennessey
John F Fitzgérald
Boston
John E Swift
DeWitt DeWolfe
Ely
Jessie Waterman Brooks
Stephen Garrity
Middlesex County
Anthony J. Doherty
Lincoln
St Mark's Third Elevens Edge Middlesex In 7 0 Victory
St Mark's School 3rd team defeated Middlesex 7 to 0 on Middlesex's gridiron. DeRham scored the touchdown and Oliver added the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s
Middlesex
Sid Smith
Lere Wyeth
Gay It
Estey Sears
Walcott
McVicker
Lee Oliver
Shattuck Burnett
Kerein
deRham
Oliver
Rush
Mitchell Junior School Eleven Defeats Fenn 33 to 7
Mitchell Junior School football eleven of Billerica defeated the Fenn school first team 33 to 7 on the Fenn gridiron. Scannell, left halfback, scored three touchdowns. Sandberg, the fullback, ran back a Haibee yards for a touchdown. Hal Fenn kicked the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Billerica
Fenn
Scannell
Sandberg
Hal Fenn
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