Concord K of C Plans Musical Comedy Nov 16 17
Concord Council K of C presents The Rose of County Kerry a musical comedy with a minstrel show in Monument hall on November 16 and 17. Local favorites populate the cast including John L Mullaney Elizabeth Hennessey Mary F Tobin and many others. The show features an up to the minute snappy musical comedy second act and Irish flavor. The article also notes Mitchell Juniors 21 19 win over Fenn School with Archambeau scoring two touchdowns.
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Concord Council K. of C
County Kerry
Monument
Richard Appleby
Catherine Christian
Daniel Ee Geng Flagg
Margaret A. Sheehan
Ida Sablone
Frank Hennessey
Kathleen Doummey
Rita Hill
Jack Holmes
Terry McHugh
John Tomben
Tommy Tombeno
John McHugh
Edward Cullinane
Paul Byron
Edward Byron
Robert Parke
Charles Mara Martin Diskin
John Doyle
James Edmunds
Guido Antognone
Thos, Burke
Raymond Elliott
Enrico Venti
John Sablone
Stephen Flannery
Billy O'Connor
Edward McCleen
Jame Genny Leone
Owers
Uth
Agnes Collins
Mary Dalton
Mar Bers
Kenney
Elsie Seus
Delia Brisman
Elon Tobin
Gertrude McGann
Frances Moynihan
Mitchell
Fenn School of Concord
Bilztica
Archambeau
Capt
Pratt
Fenn
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notices
Sunday service at 10 45 reading in church hours 2 to 5 p m week days excepted Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 40. Lesson Sermon topics November 15 its Golden Text II Corinthians 4 18 includes Ecclesiastes 7 29 and passage from Science and Health. Benefit whist at Mrs Joel Hinman home for Dorothy Santos Wednesday evening prizes to Olsen and Hinman teams.
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Concord
Mass
Youmay Schoor
Chrisit
Mary Baker Eddy
Joel .Hinman
Dorothy Santos
Olsen
Groton Defeats St Mark's 14 0 In Annual Classic
Groton earns its third straight win over St Mark's with a 14 0 victory in the 43rd football classic at Southboro. Groton launches a drive after exchanges of punts and scores on a Pratt pass to Bliss set near the goal. Potter adds a second score after a punt return and a Pratt to Potter connection.
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Southboro
St Mark’s
Groton
St. Mark’s
Bailey
Pratt
Potter
Bliss
St. Mark
Holmanes
Capt. Potter
Groton Wood
Paul Lere Hallowell
Spaulding
Smith Kirk
Sargent
Atherton Clark
Lee
Oan
Miss Mary Battles Installed as President of AOH Auxiliary
Miss Mary Battles was installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary Division 44 A O H in Monument Hall on a Wednesday evening in the presence of a large gathering. She succeeds Miss Katherine Hayes who resigned after several years and was saluted by senior officers including county president Miss Annie Gavis Framingham and county secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Guerney.
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Mary A. Battles
Thoreau Street
Monument Hall
Katherine Hayes
Annie K. Gavi Os
Framingham
Eizabe
Uerney
Waitham
Ohe
J W. Healy
St. Bernard’s Church
John Dennis Sheehan
Mary. E. Greason
Wellesley
Hills
Therese
Flaherty Vill
Aveburn
Bridget Carver
Natiois
Anstall
Anne
O’connell
Batties
John
Dolan
Mise
Mary Fill
Eva F. Dee
Thomas J. Byron
Mary Jaayes
Ruchard Harrnett
Sentinel
Mary Carey
Military Police Reunion Held by 26th Division Veterans
The Military Police Reunion Liere and the 26th Division Train Headquarters and Military Police Veterans Association held their annual reunion and banquet at Concord State Armory. More than 160 veterans from New England and nearby states attended. Officers elected included William J Murray as president and Col. William Dolan as vice president. Principal speakers were Col Warren B Sweetser and Col Philip L Schuyft.
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26Th Division
Military Police Veterans’ Association
Concord State Armory
Military Police
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
101St
101St Military Police
Fifth Army Corps
26Th Military Police Company
Michael J. Dee
West Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
William J Murray
Wellesley
M. J Dee
William Dolan
Fitchburg
Charles E. Akeley
Joseph M. Dee
Concord
Col
Warren
Sweetser
Wollaston
Fitenap
Couple Wed In Wrentham and Hudson
Joseph MacIntyre son of Mr and Mrs Fred P MacIntyre of Hudson towns married Mildred Hadley of Wrentham Tuesday night at St Marys Church officiated by Rev Fr Mitchell. The couple will reside in Hudson. MacIntyre is Hudson High School graduate and attended Boston Business College employed at Foley s Market.
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Hudsor
Joseph
MacIntyre
Fred P. MacIntyre
O’neil
Street
Mildred
Hadley
Wrentham
Mitchell
St. Mary’s Church
Hudeve
Hudson High School
Boston ‘Business College
Foley’s Market
Main Street
West Concord C C Hosts Halloween Party
The West Concord Catholic Club held a Halloween costume party in Warren hall on Tuesday evening. A large turnout enjoyed ghosts, dummies, games, dancing, and refreshments. Prizes for the most original costumes went to Miss Pys’ Shenan and Warren Davis.
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West Concord
Warren Hall
Pys
Henan Anc
Warren Davis
Rennie Huntoon Concord Wedding Quiet Family Ceremony
On Wednesday evening November 4 a small wedding in Concord united Mabel Huntoon daughter of Mtée Gayt Huntoon of West Concord and Thomas Rennie of Maynard. Rev. Alfred W Stone of Union Church performed the double ring ceremony. The bride wore wine colored velvet with a matching hat. Attendant was her sister Kuella Huntoon. Best man was Norman Jackson of Maynard. The couple will reside in Maynard where the groom manages the Newberry Chan store.
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Concord
Mabel Huntoon
Mtée
Gayt,Hantoon
Gin ‘St
West Concord
Thomas Rennie
Maynard
Alfred W. ‘Stone
Union Church
de Dister
Kuella Huntoon
Norman Jackson
Réimile
Marynard
Union Church Sunday Services in West Concord
Armistice Sunday observed with morning sermon by Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone on A New Commandment and a New World. Special music by the vested choir led by Mildred Stone. New Senior Christian Endeavor Society met, led by Ralph Sargent. Evening Community Sunday services featured Rev Robert Watson speaking on The World's Bible.
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Robert Watson, DD
Boston
Lord’s Day League of
New England
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Concord Girls Remain Unbeaten In Field Hockey
The Concord High School girls field hockey team added three points to lead the Greater Boston Interscholastic league by beating Winthrop 1 to 0 at Ingleside Park on Wednesday. Captain Catherine Disken scored from a scrimmage in front of the net as Concord pressured Winthrop, with a stout defense led by Eunice Miller, Catherine Wiles and Mary Bregoli. The second team also won 1 to 0 with Gertrude McGann driving the ball home. On Friday Concord hosted Winchester and, despite heavy offense, could not score. Winchester won the second team game 2 to 0 as Eliot and Pettingill scored for Winchester.
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Concord High School
Greater Boston
Winthrop High
Ingleside
Park Winthrop
Winchester High School
Emerson Playground
Winthrop
Concord
Catherine Disken
Eunice Miller
Catherine Wiles
Mary Bregoli
Gertrude McGann
Cora Glannery
I. W
Ruth Clahane
Genevieve Mullen
Madeline Bradley
Victoria Smith
Virginia Langseth
Eleanor Fahey
Saran Budeloff R. H
Gertrude Leach
Evelyn Sears
Edith Ray R
Marie Russo
Katherine Brennan
Dorothy Giarlag
Buhon
Winchester
Miss Eliot
Mise Pettingill
Pearl Hughes
Mary Disken
Mary Sheehan
Mary
Grima
Ruth Clahaner
Coral Flannery
R. W
Frances Dee
Helen Thornton
Harriet Burke
H. B
Alice Leer
F. B
Mary Bregelig
Priscilla Chamberlin
Agatha Shinnick
Barbara Small
Roberta Healey
R. i
Virginia Besse
Elizabeth Sharon
Jeannette Colucci
Edna Hanlon
Margery Dolbin
Kay Boutwell
Isabel ‘Healey
Mildred Johnson
Regina Luongo
Grace Cutter
Barbara Shaw l. F
Lucy Fowley
Miss Brigham
Miss Meitzner
Credit Confidence and Banking Promotion
A promotional note links credit to trust and a reliable bank. It extols prompt obligations and warns against broken promises, urging small monthly deposits with Concord Co operative Bank. Interest is stated at 56 percent compounded quarterly, encouraging readers to open an account this November series.
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Concord ‘Co-operative Bank
Concord Co-operative Bank
Elks Lodge Holds Large Whist Party at Hall
Concord Lodge of Elks staged a well attended whist evening in the Elks Hall with Lovell P George and eo Tompkins in charge. First prize went to Mrs F Reed, followed by Abraham Burnham second, Joseph Lombardo third, Gus Belmont fourth, Miss Jean Watson fifth, Grace Newell sixth, Mrs Mildred Horne seventh, Miss Alice Ormond eighth, John Lempsey ninth, Mrs Lovell P George tenth and Walter Bedaw receiving a consolation prize.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ ‘Hall
Lovell P. George
Eo Tompkins
F. Reed
Abraham Burnham
Joseph Lombardo
Gus Belmont
Jean Watson
Grace Newell
Mildred Horne
Alice Ormond
John Lempsey
Concord Musical Club Meeting Announced
The Concord Musical club schedules its next active members meeting for Tuesday November 24 at the home of Mrs Allen French.
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Concord Musical Club
Allen French
Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order tie for first in weekly tri tournament
In Monument Hall a five-group 45 tournament ended in a first place tie between the Knights of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians with 35 games each. The Concord Rod and Gun Club followed with 30. Knights total 144 points to 130 for the Hibernians and 126 for the Gun Club. Team No. 3 Hibernians led by captain Michael Hopkins topped individual with 12 games.
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Soccession
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Division 56
Ancient Order of Hiberniams
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Monument Hall
Knights
Hibernians
Red and Gun Club
Hiberns
Gunners
Michael Hopkins
Concord Female Charitable Society Meet This Afternoon
The Concord Female Charitable Society plans a meeting this afternoon with Miss Marion B Keyes at Ea Brook Road.
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Concord Female Charitable Society
The
Marion B. Keyes
Eabrook Road
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