Concord Police Relief Association elects new officers
J E Finan Jr is named president succeeding Chief William G Ryan in Concord. Thomas V Finan elected vice president. William L McCarthy secretary. David G Sheehan treasurer. Directors: James Finan Ryan Foster Sheehan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James KE. Finan, Jr
Concord Police Relief Association
William G. Ryan
Thomas V. Finan
William L. McCarthy
David G. Sheehan
Willian G. Ryan
John T. Foster
Washington Honored At Concord Service
A special service for the Washington bi centennial was held at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 am. Rev. Charles Russell Peck led the service and introduced Melville C Freeman, head of the history department at the School of Practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trinity Episcopal
Clurch
Charles Russell ‘Peck
Melville C. Freeman
School of Practical
Freeman delivers Washington address at Boston arts event
Freeman delivered an address on Washington as Arts in Boston featured a choir and congregation singing America with Miss Bertha St. J. Graves at the organ.
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Boston
Freeman de Delvered
Washington
America
Bertha St. J. Graves
First Parish Holds Laymen's Sunday Morning Service
Judge Edward B. Caiger and President H. Whitte more Brown led the First Parish morning service in the Meeting House. They preached on Religion and Optimism as the parish choir, directed by Rev. Edward Perry Daniels, performed a special program with Miss Marguerite L. Barnes at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting House
Edward B. Caiger
H. Whittemore Brown
Edward Perry Daniels
Marguerite L. Barnés
Willow Rebels hold Penny Sale and bread demo
The Willow Rebels plan a regular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall next Monday evening November 21. A Penny Sale will follow the meeting and the Wonder Bread Company will demonstrate uses of Wonder Bread.
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Willow Rebelsn Wedge
Odd Fellows Hall
Wonder Bread
Wonder Bread Company
Local Fraternity and Community Notes From Ayer and Concord
Supt. Charles T. Judge addressed Caleb Butler Lodge A F and A M in Ayer. John Adams of West Concord elected to the Fraters at the New Hampshire School. Mary W. Sheehan hosted Regis College friends for her eighteenth birthday. Armistice Day programs held in Harvey Wheeler West Concord School rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Judge
Massachusetts Reformatory
Caleb Butler Lodge
Ayer
John Adams
West Concord
Fraters
New Hampshire School
Mary W. Sheehan
Regis Collese
Sheahan
Newport
Dorothea Breck
West Concord Union Church
Edward P. Daniels
Thomas W. Surette
Shrine
Boston
Concord High School
Belmont High School
Emerson Playground
Frank Pierce
General Grant
Harvey Wheeler- West Concord’ School
Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Holds Meeting and Rites
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows met in the Odd Fellows hall in Concord with Noble-Granite George C. Manter presiding. Second degree rites were conducted by Prospect Lodge of Waltham and Dunster Lodge of Cambridge. Mrs Benjamin Derby performed Italian and Indian songs at a Lexington pageant and this week sings at events in Arlington and Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
West
Concord
Noble- Grana
George C. Manter
Prospect Lodge
Waltham
Ard
Dunster Lodge
Cambridge
Old Belfrey Club
Lexington
Benjamin
Derby
Concord Yankees Battle Ends With Undefeated Record
The Concord Yankees remain undefeated after a tough Armistice Day clash with Bedford AC at Emerson Playground. Flannery scored in the first and last periods, Parke to Tompkins producing the thirteenth point. Referees were Loughlin with Baptiste as umpire. Mara as head linesman. game played over four eight-minute periods.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Yankees
Bedford Athletic Club
Flannery
Parke
Tompkins
Concord Yankees
Dee
Marale
Dempsey
Wilson
Bartolomeo
S. DiCicco
McGrath
Osgood
Foss
Raby
Osborne le
Wiggins
Neville
St George
Cormier
Porter
Davis
Miller
Yanckees
Loughlin
Baptiste
Mara
Chicken Whist Event at Concord Lodge Elks Hall
A large crowd gathered at Elks Hall for a chicken whist led by Lowell P George on Thursday evening under Concord Lodge of Elks. Mrs Harry Reed won first prize with several others including John Powers Bertha Bureson Thomas du Berger and George Johnson among prize recipients and Miss Mary Powers receiving a consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Elks’ Hall
Lowell P George
Concord Lodge of Elks
Harry Reed
John Powers
Bertha Bureson
Thomas du Berger
George Johnson
Daniel Connorton
Abe Burnham
John Smith
Frank Miller
E. Prior
Fannie Peterson
C J Hokanson
Concord Rotary Club Hosts Lunch and Forum on Adult Education
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn with President Burleigh L Pratt presiding. Rev. Charles Russell Peck discussed Adult Education and invited Rotarians to a November 23 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L Pratt
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Church
Concord High School PTA presents community play
On December 1 and 2 the Concord High School auditorium hosts a PTA play with local amateur actors directed by Mr. W Edward Lamb. Half the proceeds will reduce debt of the Voice school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Concord High School
Voice
W. Edward Lamb
Concord Musical Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Concord Musical Club opened its season on November 8 at Mrs Samuel Hoar’s home with a luncheon. Singers included Mrs George Eberlein Mrs Benjamin Wilson and Mrs Seabury Short. pianists were Miss Eunice Pepper Mrs Winchester Denio and Mrs Alfred Uhler. New members welcomed were Mrs Henry Coolidge and Mrs Edward P Daniels. Emily Russell Mowry of Medford will be a winter guest with many Concord pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Musical Club
Samuel Hoar
George Eberlein
Benjamin Wilson
Seabury Short
Eunice Pepper
Winchester Denio
Alfred Uhler
Henry Coolidge
Edward P Daniels
Emily Russell Mowry
Medford
Local church schedule and town politics noted in Concord
Trinity Church announces Holy Communion and Morning prayers on Sunday November 20 with a church school session and a Thanksgiving Day service. A straw ballot at the high school shows Hoover leading Roosevelt and several minor candidates. local civic groups plan a joint Legion and Auxiliary installation and a Christmas party. Concord Artillery drill and turkey shoot events plus enlistment and inspection details are reported from the State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church Concord
Mass
Charles Russell Peck
S. O. Dexter
Hoover
Roosevelt
Thomas
Upshaw
Foster
Reynolds
Socialist Labor Party
Youngman
Ely
Ballam
Lewis
Oram
Socialist Labor
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corp
Ralph P Hosmer -Camp
United Spanish War, Veterans
Veterans
Louis Morse
Patrickes
Aa Omer
Fitchburg Seconds Edge Concord in Rice Day Football
Fitchburg High seconds defeated Concord High 19 to 13 at Emerson Playground. DiCicco scored twice and Wood somb added two touchdowns with Flynn kicking one extra point. Concord led early but Fitchburg pulled away in the second and third quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Emerson Playground
DiCicco
Hig
Mara
Concord
Fitchburg High School
Woodsomb
Flynn
Fitchburg
Fitchburg High
Palo
Johnson
Savela
Grubb
Dik
Rouisse
Geotouski
Minichle
Nemcomb
Deaney
Kelo
Weeks Tg
Robinge
Pamdiscio
Stacy
Strom
Toko
Guertin
Mahozhan
Gohek
Funioli
Miers
di- Circo
Rush
Joe Pendleton
Lynch
Kelley
Hibernians Lead In Concord 45 Tournament Standings
In the second round of the annual Concord triangular 45 tournament the Ancient Order of Hibernians finish high with 36 games, while the Knights of Columbus collect 83 and the Concord Rod and Gun Club 31. After two rounds the Knights lead with 71 points, the Gunners 68, and the Hibernians 61. Team 3 of the Hibernians is the high scoring squad with 12 games won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Hibernians
Knights
Gunners
Hiberians
Hiber
Acton High Defeats Concord 12 to 7 in Football
Acton High School overcame Concord High with a 12 to 7 victory on Saturday. Manion scored Acton’s first TD in the opening period, with the PAT missed. Harvey added Concord’s score with a Mara to Flannery pass, then Kuleisus punched in the go ahead TD after a punt recovery in the third period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High
Concord High
Acton
Manion
Concord
Rom Mara
Harvey
Mara
Flannery
Kuleisus
H. Thompson
Algea ‘Harriman
Heyliger Callanan
Dunn
Spooner
Fish
Haynes c
Ccs
Ees
Det
Festus
Horne
Swan Claffin
le Nelson
Cold snap grips Middlesex County with freezing lows
A frigid Monday morning across Middlesex County saw Concord at a 23 degree minimum and Lexington at 17.5 degrees. The prior day ranked among the coldest of the season with Concord reporting 19 degrees at the official minimum and 45 as the warmest reading on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex County
Lexington
Harvest Supper at First Parish Unitarian Church
A large harvest supper was served in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church Saturday evening under the parish social committee led by Mrs Charles H Paine. An entertainment of moving pictures and community singing followed, organized by the Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League with H Whittemore Brown, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Unitarian Church
Charles H Paine
Concord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
H. Whittemore. Brown
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Service Schedule
The listing notes Sunday 10 45 services and Sunday School at 10 45 with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading team hours 2 to 6 on weekdays except holidays. November 20 lessons discuss Soul and Body with Psalms 130 5 and Romans 12 1 2 and references from Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Christ Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Stability and Dependability Promote Bank Friendship
In warm Shakespearean prose the Concord Co operative Bank touts steadfastness and loyal support. It promises stability, conservative management, and a bright future with the November series on sale. Interest at 5 percent is declared quarterly, with payment starting November 16th.
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Shakespeare
Concord Co-operative Bank
Annual Turkey Whist Benefit in Concord
The Our Lady Help of Christians Church hosts its annual Turkey Whist tonight at Warner Hall in West Concord. Play begins at 8 pm with turkeys as top prizes and other suitable rewards for non winners.
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Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Warner Hall
West Concord
Maynard and Clinton clash in Thanksgiving grid clash
Maynard High football travels to Alumnui Field Thanksgiving morning to face Clinton High in a Midlend League showdown with top-spot at stake. A Clinton win could force a pennant deadlock if Merlboro also wins later the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Warriors
Clinton HS
Clinton
Clint
Classign
al Lerer
Concord P T A Meeting to Host Evening Program
The Concord Parent Teacher Association will meet in the Concord High School auditorium on Monday evening November 21. St Thompson Blood of West Concord will entertain and Eon F Foss of the Concord School penalties will on Our Sat and Held mu of the High School, can bem munity singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Concord High
St. Thompson Blood of
West Concord
Eeon F. Foss
Concord‘ School
Socials Set For Concord Country Club In Coming Months
Invitations go out for the first social at Concord Country Club scheduled for Saturday November 19. Follow ups list dates including February 11 at the Girl Scout House and April 22 at the Lede Club with patronesses named. Socials will feature dinner parties hosted by Mrs Hutchins, Mrs Locke, Mrs Lunt, Mrs Shaw Mott, and Mrs Thomp-Franklin H Trumbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Girl Scout House
Lede Club
Go Hutchins
Charlies W Locke
Lawrence K Lunt
T. Mott ‘Shaw
Henry S Thomp
Franklin
H Trumbull
Trinitarian Fair Planned by Local Congregational Union
The Tri Congregational church vestry announces a two day fair in Littleton at the Town Hall. Friday and Saturday will feature a cafeteria supper tea service a rummage sale and an assortment of crafts including lace aprons embroideries knitted goods candy and a white elephant table. Charles W Locke of School will sing at the town hall event on Friday evening November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard House
Lexington Road
Louisa May Alcott
Concord Chapter
American Red Cross
Copley Plaza Hotel
Tri -Congregational Church
Gale
Charles
W- Locke
Littleton
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J.E. Finan, Jr
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Crowe’s Beauty Parlor
Duart
Crowe
Nason St. Forme
Witi, Shepard Stores
RADIO
R. A. Hilferty
Concord Lodge OF Odd Fellows
Automati
Arlington St
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Rotary Club
Concord- High
Parentteacher Association
Middlesex Institutio For Savings
Massachusetts
Edo
Concord, Mass
Carter Furniture Co
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