Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Fires
Arlington golfer Johnson lists engagement to local pro. Grange 180 Patrons note Old Fork meeting. A meadow fire near Mus road owned by William Wheeler was observed at 10 35 pm Tuesday. Weather report cites 24 degree temp. Trinity Church fair on Oct 21 drew crowds and funds near $600. Mrs Hibert van N Schenk hosted tea for Miss Louisa Alcott Pratt and Mr William F Kussin. Three fires Sunday included a pasture blaze at Frank Gougas place 11 am, a shed fire on Main Street Concord Jet owned by William Kelley, and a leaves fire at 50 Bedford Street.
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Johnson
Arlington
Grange
Mus’i Road
Wil
Liam Wheeler
Church Aid Society of
Trinity Church
Wead- Weeday
Hibert van N. Schenk
Mason Terrace
Brookline
Misa Louisa Alcott
Pratt
Frederick Alcott Pratt
Main Street
William F. Kussin
Boston
Frank Gougas
Concord Jet
William Kelley
Bedford Street
Joint Installation Prompts Local AOH and Auxiliaries
Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians and Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary held a joint installation at Monument Hall. Cambridge county president Timothy F. McCarthy presided for Division 56 with Somerville’s James F Hurley assisting. Framingham’s Miss Hurley aided the auxiliary along with Mrs Scanlon of Cambridge. Officers for Division 56 include Byron, Collins, Phillips, Collins, Flannery, Flannery, Powers, Hartnett, Hopkins. Auxiliary officers include Miss Tobin, Miss Hayer, Miss Hill, Miss Dee, Miss Hattles, Mrs Hickson, Mrs Hayes, Mrs McPhillips, Miss Carey. An entertainment program featured singers and performances by Miss Annie Flavin, Patrick Byrne, William H. Dee, John Bradley, Mary Ste la Hickson, Carl Wheaton, John Brooks, Martin Walsh, and Michael Ledner. Remarks were delivered by the two presidents, and refreshments were provided by a committee led by Mrs Elles Keefe.
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Ancient Order of Hiberians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Monument Hall
Timothy F. McCarthy
Cambridge
James .F. Hurley
Somerville
Miss Hurley
Frayingham
Scanlon
Canbridge
Thomas J. Byron
Joseph M. Collins
Vatrick M Phillips
Michael J. Collins
John Flannery
James W. Powers, Jr
Sentinel
Richart Hartnett
Michael J. Hopkins
The
Mary ©. Tobin
Katherine Hayer
Mary Hill
Eva Dee
Mary Hattles
Treasuerr
Mra
Stella Hickson
Mary Hayes
Elizabeth McPhillips
Mary Carey
Annie Flavin
Patrick Bryne
William H. Dee
John Bradley
Mray
Stela Hickson
Carl Wheaton
John Brooks
Lnd
Martin Walsh
Michael Ledner
Waltham
Elles Keefe
Margaret Callahan
Atu
Sarah Ferguson
Trinity Church Concord Schedule of Services and Activities
Trinity Church in Concord Massachusetts posts a weekly schedule with services and meetings. Events include Gr. Boy Scouts on Friday November 6 at 7:45, Holy Communion and address on Sunday November 8 at 9:00, Church School at 10, Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 with the wilderness as subject, and other meetings on November 10 11 and 13 including Girls Friendly Society Woman's Auxiliary and Poy Scouts.
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Concord
Mass
Smtr
Dexter
Boy Scouts
Girls’ ‘Friendly Society
Woman's Auxiliary
Mission Sewing Opportunity Through Trinity Church Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Church invites members to sew for missions on the second Wednesday each month at 2 30 PM. For those unavailable, there is sewing or knitting to take home. Miss Constance Wheeler is new president. Donations welcomed to cover materials and charges. Mrs. Garry is treasurer. Men's clothing and reading matter for Sailors Haven may be left in the parish chest, and children's clothing will be sent to the Church Home Society in Boston.
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Church Service League of Trinity Church
Constance Wheeler
Auai‘Mary
William Garry
Haven
Charlestown
Church- Home Society
Boston
Gardner Girls Defend Field Hockey In Close Confrontation
The Gardner High School girls field hockey team held off Concord High in a fast, tight match. Eleanor Clubb scored Concord’s lone goal, while Helipe and Anderson pushed the ball between the posts for Gardner in a hard fought contest.
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Gardner
Gardner High Seno
Concord High
Concord
Eleanor Clubb
Helipe
Anderson
Gardner Leads Narrow Win Over Concord in Rough Game
Gardner scores twice as Concord musters one. Keon stars for Gardner while Anderson and Hall make defensive plays. Crosaly and Burke contribute, with final score Gardner 2 Concord 1 as Miss Florence Me referees.
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Crosaly
Asbjornsen
Sulvansen
Burke
Edgell
Loughlin
Lewell
Millet
Brigham Ra
Hall
Jacob
Telrith
Wiggins
Swan Lake
Gardner
Concord
Clibh
Feline
Anderson
Jemey
Whitney
Miss Florence Me
Death of Mrs Margaret St Munroe in Concord
Concord mourns Mrs Margaret St Munroe 89 of Waltham died after six months bed rest following her husband John R Munroe’s death. She leaves three daughters Mrs Robert G Lincoln of Milton and Mrs B E Woodworth of Concord, and two sons John F Munroe of Waltham and Hugh Munroe of Seattle. A former wife of Charles Rudolph, MP, she belonged to St John Anglican church. Funeral at Church of the Ascension Wal tham with burial in Stiawehean cemetery Bedford.
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Concord
Margaret St. Munroe
RB. KE. Woodworth
John R. Munroe
Robert G. Lincoln
Milton
B. BE. Woodworth
May Munroe
John. F. Munroe
Waltham
Hugh Munroe
Seattle
Wash
Edward A. Baker
Stiawehean Cemetery
Bedford
Worcester conference attendees spark intrigue at Hudson meeting
Delegates at the Worcester conference of United churches gathered in Hudson on Thursday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. B C Rows, Mire Mage, Mrs M BE Chembertifin, A OU Boyce, and Mr Chapman, with others noted in attendance.
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Worcester Conference of U
Hudson
B.C. Rows
Mire
Mage
Chembertifin
A OU. Boyce
Mb. Chapman
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