Paste from a historical society page on Lemuel Parton and Sherwood
The piece notes Lemuel F Parton’s varied career from drum major to film helper in England and Canada. It mentions Sherwood as a man of some note and Edward Johnson’s comment on musical autonomy at the Met as it prepares its new season and announces new matters.
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Ameri Fr. Sherwood
Ack Watch
York
Surrey
England
Alexander Kor
Anager
Edward
Johnson
Topictan
The
Met
Concord Post Office Dedication Ordered for November 29
Postmaster John R. McManus announces the dedication of the new Concord Post Office at Walden and James streets on Tuesday November 29. The dedication committee includes H Whittersore Brown Hubert M Wardwell Ivan D Servais and other town officials. A dedicatory program followed by a public banquet at the Veterans Building will be open to townspeople with tickets available at low cost. Congressman Edith Now Rogers and Senator Walsh are invited to attend as is the Concord region band and Boy Scouts.
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Concord
John R. McManus
Post Office Department
Washington
Walden
James Streets
Peverill
Peterson
Igh L. Pratt
Biot
Howard
Bernard A. McKenna
Tcigas
Edith
Rogers
Davids
Walsh
Invitatt
Concord’ T Gion
Boy Scouts
West Connford Woman's Club Hosts Presidents Day
The West Connford Woman's Club held Presidents Day on Friday November 4 with Mrs David Westcott and other leaders of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs as guests of honor. Mrs Mose Gulesian and Mrs Pearl Bates Morton performed a musical program featuring many pieces composed by Mrs Gulesian. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Frank Cleaves and executive board members.
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West ‘Connford
David Westcott
Massaits Federation of Women’s
Lbs
John Kimball
Federation
Harvey Greenwood
Eleventh District
Algo
Mose Gulesian
Pearl Bates Morton
Gulesian
Frank ‘Cleaves
Saltonstall Victory Leads in 1794 Precincts Amid Huge Turnout
Across numerous districts Governor Leverett Saltonstall leads with 146277 votes over rival James Saltonstall who trails with 192 precinct results incomplete. Key contests include Joseph E. Warner vs Ham in the Third District and Robert Ford winning in Cambridge.
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Pratt
Novernor i Leverett Saltonstall
Cne Jame Saltonstall
Precisa
Concord Veterans honor installation of Mansfield Post 158 and Unit
Joint installation held November 3 at the Veterans' building with President Helen presiding. Caer postistrict 4 pe pt installed, honored by the Concord Legion Board. Auxiliary officers named, Misses Gleason and Flavin noted, refreshments arranged by Hanley and Frawley aides, with John Walsh of Waltham as installing officer.
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Concord
Veterans
Helen
Anna Flavin
Carl Walker
Eleanor Slimond
Maynard
Helga Hanley
Mary Gleason
Michael Burke
Loretta Frawley
Clara Holden
Katherine Gleason
John Walsh
Waltham
Concords third annual exhibition of pictures opens
The Concord Woman's Club hosts the third annual exhibition at the Concord Public Library under the direction of Ham Wadsworth. The show runs at least two weeks with many artists including Lucia Warren, Isobel DeForent, Mott Shaw, Sallie Hudspeth, Kenry Swaim, George Hill, Caroline Farnsworth, Edith Naylor and others contributing works.
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Concord
Concord Mise
Wis
Aanham Wadsworth
Aestles Sehier
Lucia Warren L. Apthorp
Isobel DéFore
Durgin speaks on Mennonites at Old Concord D A R meeting
At the November session of Old Concord Chapter D A R Mrs George F Durgin discussed Mennonites of Lancaster County Pennsylvania detailing their history customs dress menus religious services marriages and living style. Fall conference reports were presented by three members and tea was served by Maynard hosts headed by Mrs Alfred T Haynes with pouring by Mrs Augustus Morse and Mrs Victor Peppard.
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Alfred T. Haynes
Like
iBrook
Charles
Wilcox
Augustus Ll Morse
Victor E. Peppard
Middlesex Milk Goat Breeders Hold Annual Banquet and Night
Concord figures attended the second annual banquet and ladies night of the Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association held Thursday evening. Carlton F Noyes of Saxonville chaired the event with speakers including Hastings of Waltham, Dr A Temple of Framingham, and Herbert A Brown county agricultural agent. Ora L Sawyer, Lester T Tompkins, Mr Fleming, Alfred Neuhauser, Mrs Augusta Kay, and Mrs E M Hayward also spoke. A musical program featured Ray Boiling.
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Concord
Albout
Middlesex County
Asso—o
Carlton F Noyes
Saxonville
Trand I
Hastings
Waltham
A. Temple Wh
Framingham
Herbert A Brown
Middlesex County Extension Service
Ora Li Sawyer
Connors Wins Waltham Senate Seat In Tight District Race
Lottie Connors president of the Waltham city council defeats State Senator George G Moyse of the 5th Middlesex District by 116 votes after final counts show Connors pulling ahead in Waltham Hudson Maynard and nearby towns. Moyse plans a recount as results linger late into the afternoon.
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Lottie
Pe Connors
Waltham
George G.moyse
Middlesex
Jelty
Connors
Moyse
Water Town
Hudson
Maynard
Moyne
Tootmtese Ces
Areestas
Concord Girls Field Hockey Clinches Two Shutout Wins
The Concord High girls hockey team defeated Acton 2 to 0 and Lunenburg 3 to 0 last week, posting shutouts in both games. The article notes the team’s third high scorer of the year.
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Concord High
Acton
Lunenburg
Women Voters to Host Series of Three on International Relations
The Concord Weston and Lincoln Leagues announce a trio of meetings sponsored by the Foreign Policy Department. The first features Miss Sarah Wambaugh speaking at Barrett's Mill Road home of Mrs Richard Santeron on Wednesday morning November 16 at 10 30. The topic is the future relations of the United States with South America.
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Concord
League
Off Women Voters
Weston
Lincoln
Sarah Wambaugh
Richard Santeron
Barrett
Sweet Opens Haberdashery At 57 Commonwealth Avenue
Percy Sweet announces the opening of Sweet's Men's Store a haberdashery at 57 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord carrying quality men's wear advertised by jeweler Warren Blaisdell.
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Percy Sweet
Commonwealth Avénue
West Concord
Sweet’s Men‘s
Mr. Sweet
Warren Blaisdell
Concord Board Schedules Regular Meeting Move
The Concord Board reschedules its regular meeting from the customary first Monday to Monday November 14 due to the election. This notice lists the new date and implies continuance of regular business. The action affects local governance and public participation.
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Concord Board
Mrs Flannery Elected Leader In Concord Grange
Violet G. Flannery of 14 Bedford Street was elected Master of Concord Grange P. of H. at the annual meeting in Elkshall. Officers for the coming year include Ruth Tompkins, Simone Prescott, Elizabeth L. Dwyer, Frederick B. Moreau, Agnes N. Clark, Elizabeth F. Adams, Nettie E Wells, Allison F. Clark, Maude W. Tompkins, Ada G. Macone, Irma W. Vents, Sylvia E. Poreau, Helen Croft, and Arthur F. Adams on the executive committee for three years.
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Concord
Violet G. Flannery
Bedford Street
Concord Grange P
Elkshall
Ruth Tompkins
Simone Prescott
Elizabeth L. Dwyer
Frederick B. Moreau
Agnes N. Clark
Elizabeth F. Adams
Nettie E Wells
P.M
Allison F. Clark
G. K
Maude W. Tompkins
Ada G. Macone
Irma W. Vents
Sylvia E. Poreau
L. A
Helen Croft
Arthur F. Adams
Children’s Concert Series Opens in Concord
The first concert in a children series is on Wednesday November 16 at 4 p m in the Concord Academy Symnasium. Mrs Alfred H Uhier formerly of Concord will play piano with flutist Miss Eleanor Sanford. Mrs Charles W Cheney handles tickets. A small admission covers costs and aims to expose both children and adults to eminent music.
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Concord
Concord Academy Symnasium
Alfred H. Uhier
Eleanor Sanford
Charles W. Cheney
Concord Parent-Teachers Set Meeting for November Sixteenth
Concord parents and teachers will meet on November sixteenth at the association’s evening session. Attendance is expected as they discuss extending the reach of their organization and activities.
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Concord
West ‘Concord Parent- Association
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