Concord Grange Elects Officers at White's Hall
Concord Grange No. 150 held its annual officer election at White's Hall last evening. Rev. Dr. Richardson of the Colonial Inn visits Nasima New Hampshire relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. Alice G. Tucker returns to the Colonial Inn after visiting East Jaffrey. The monthly Women's Missionary meeting met at the Evangelical Free Church Longstreet with hostesses Miss Thoon and Miss Matilde Jorgensen. Alfred Emer son of New Haven Conn was the speaker.
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Concord Grange
White's Hall
Dr. Richardson
Colonial Inn
Nasima
N. H
Alice G. Tucker
East Jaffrey
N. OH
Montlady Women's Missionary Meeting
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Miss Thoon
Mattulde Jorgensen
Alfred MI Emerson
New Haven, Conn
Concord hearing on revocation of street railway location
The Concord Massachusetts Board of Selectmen announces a public hearing to consider revoking the entire location granted to the Lexington and Boston Street Railway Company and later acquired by the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company. The session is set for Thursday December 4, 1924 at 8:00 PM in the Town House selectmen's room. George M. Weed James Nagle Hugh Leith.
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Concord
Mass
Massachusetta
Lexington & Boston Street Railway Co
Middlesex and Boston
Grand Matron Visits Hawthorne Chapter in Inspection
Official inspection of Hawthorne Chapter O F E S at Odd Fellows hall honored by Mrs. Blanche F. Tripp deputy grand matron and Mrs. Elsie F. Gardner deputy grand marshal with Grand Matron Helen H. Barnfather and Associate Grand Matron Annie L. Woodman among many guests. Five candidates initiated as Blanche Hewitt presides. remarks by senior officers precede rehearsals for Concord High School play Sherwood. Temperature drop noted prior week.
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Hawthorne
Blanche F. Tripp
New Bedford
Elsie F. Gardner
O. FE. S
Odd Fellows ‘Hall
Anna Hall
Helen H. Barnfather
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Massachusetts
Annie L. Woodman
Blanche Hewitt
Schmitz Morbe Nuptials Set At Trinity Church
Miss Bertha Morse daughter of Mrs Charles A Morse of Elm Street and Edwin H Schmitz of Houston Texas wed Saturday at Trinity Church in a ceremony led by Rev Smith O Dexter. Bridesmaids wore apricot chiffon. bride wore ivory satin with orange blossoms and lace. reception at Elm Street home. After a wedding tour the couple will reside in Houston Texas.
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Earl Ecker
Buffalo
Jowight Lester
New York
Douglass Severn
Bridgeport, Conn
Arthur Lamb
Middlesex School
Elm Street
Schnitz
Houston
Texas
Schmitz
Camp U. S. W. V meets for fundraiser color stand
Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 United Spanish War Veterans held a Thursday meeting in Veterans Hall with Commander J. William Byron presiding. A motion picture event is planned for Wednesday November 19 in Association Hall Concord Jet to raise funds for a stand of colors. John Anderson chairs the committee including Dennis Sheehan George Hagerty Alfred Loring John E. Loring George Lee William Ward Cornelius Kelley and J William Byron ex officio. Annual meeting and election of officers slated for Thursday December 11.
Children’s Day Entertainment at Club
The club will host Children’s Day with Mrs Esther Pruden Walcott performing as Mother Goose. An extra Art Committee meeting led by Mrs Reginald A Morgan is scheduled for December 1 at 3 30. Charles JH Popper will discuss Japanese prints and share selections. The Concord Players’ show Come Seven runs December 11 12 13 at Veterans' Building to support Emerson Hospital. Samuel Merwin oversees rehearsals three evenings weekly.
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Esther Pruden Walcott
Reginald A. Morgan
Charles JH Popper
Kindys
Concord Players
Veterans
Emerson Hospital
Samuel Merwin
Notice of Concord Co-operative Bank annual meeting
Notice is given that the annual meeting of shareholders of the Concord Co oper ative Bank in Concord Massachusetts will be at the Banking Office Friends Bloc on Wednesday evening November 1 1924 at eight o clock to elect officers for the ensuing year and for other business as may legally come before the meeting Benjamin Moody Clerk November 5 1924 Nov 5-12
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord
Mass
Friend’s Bloc
Benjamin Moody
Grenfell Mission exhibit enlightens Concord audience
An appreciative crowd at West Concord Union Church saw color slides on Dr Grenfell’s Labrador work. Miss Cleveland described progress since his 30 years there while an exhibit showcased woven scarves runners and Grenfell Cloth items. Proceeds support Labrador workers. Grenfell Club organized the event and Mrs. John F Snyder of 6 Central Street handles inquiries.
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West Concord Union Church
Dr. Grenfell
Cleveland
Grenfell Mission
Labrador
Concord Reormatory
Grenfell
England
Grenge | Club
Concord
John F. Snyder
Central Street
West Concord
Vannini Symphony concert seeks funds for Musical Settlement
Friday evening November 21 at Town Hall features an Andante from Teklaikowsky Symphony in E minor. Chickering Ampico soloist carries the orchestra. proceeds aid the Musical Settlement in Concord. Tickets available at Richardson's Drug Store and Miss Houghton's.
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Vannini Symphony
Town Hall
Techaikowsky Symphony
Chickering
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notice
Sunday services at 10 45 in Monument Square Concord with lesson topic Soul and Body. Wednesday testimonies on Christian Science healing. Sunday school for ages up to twenty at 10 46. Reading room open daily 2 to 5 except Sundays and holidays. All invited to attend and use the reading room.
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First Church of Christ
Scientist Monument Square
Concord
Trinitarian Church Schedule Concord Mass Minor Events
The Trinitarian Church in Concord Massachusetts lists activities for late November. Women's Union meeting led by Mrs Leslie R Moore on Thursday at 3 30 p m. Sunday sermon titled The Vision in the Temple at 11 a m with Sunday school at noon and Young People's Club at 6 p m. Walden Pond Boys Club meets November 25 at the State Armory for drill under Capt John C Dolan followed by basketball. Midweek service November 26 covers St John Seventh Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
First Parish
Women's Union
Leslie R. Moore
Schchool
Young People's Club
Brush Fire Burns Ten Acres Near Bedford Street
A Sunday brush fire off Bedford Street burned ten acres of grass and scrubland before firefighters subdued the blaze with brooms shovels and chemicals. Patrick Cull and William Dee owned the burned area.
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Bedford Street
Patrick Cull
William Dee
Fourth Anniversary Highlights Evangelical Free Church Service
The fourth anniversary was marked by services on Sunday with Rev. O. M Johnson leading a program. Local notes: Pratt family visiting Miss Cornelia Olson opens Rosegray Beauty Shoppe at 32 Main. Saugus High faces Concord High at Concord grounds Saturday.
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Evangelical Free Church
O. M Johnson
F. Alcott Pratt
Pratt
Main Street
Saugus High School
Concord High School
Concord
James J Mansfield
Ladies’ Auxiliary
AOH
Hibernian Hall
Cornelia Olson
CHS
Rosegray
Young People’s Club
The
Trinitarian Church
Turkeys for sale raised in Acton Massachusetts
Turkeys for sale fed on milk and the finest grains. Range raised in Acton. Young birds and fine breeding stock available. Contact Willis J Middleton Box 56 Acton Massachusetts.
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Acton
Willis J. Middleton
Acton, Mass
Lexington Victory Narrow in Field Hockey Thur Friday
Lexington High School girls edged Concord High School 5 4 on Concord playgrounds in a tight field hockey clash. Dorothea Loughlin opened scoring for Concord before Eva Hrones tied and added another for Lexington, with Wood and Bass also scoring for Lexington. Concord mounted late pressure but Lexington’s defense held as Miss Frances Wheeler refereed and players listed include Hrones Loughlin Wood Kennedy and Bass.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Concord
Concord High School
Dorothea Loughlin
Eva Hrones
Miss Hrones
Miss Wood
Miss Kennedy
Miss Loughlin
Lexington Concord
Loughlin Wood
Whittier
R. Kennedy
Cousins Hower
Gordon
Moreau
Sumner R.w
Tompkins Crownecsihe
Eae
Myers Brownilch. Oy
Ocsuch Brigham Woebwter Crn
Peterson Terauses
Marsh Lowe
Jacobs
Asbjornsen Ballard
Miss Longthin
Miss Bass
Frances Wheeler
Mr. Goddard
Trinity Church November 1946 parish events schedule
Rector Rev. Smith O Dexter outlines a week of church services and activities at Trinity Church. Highlights include Holy Communion, Confirmation Classes, Boy Scouts, Girls' Friendly Society, Junior Auxiliary, Union Thanksgiving Service, and a parish reception.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Church School
Girls' Friendly Society
First Parish
Boy Scouts
Funeral held for Frederic Blake Holder at home
The funeral of Frederic Blake Holder was held at 9 Wood Street on Thursday afternoon. Simple rites were conducted by Rev. Smith O Dexter rector of Trinity Church with no music or pallbearers. The body was buried at Forest Hills Cemetery in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Blake Holder
Wood Street
Smith O. Dexter
Trinity Church
Forest Hills Cemetery
Armistice Day Whist Observed by Mansfield Post
James J. Mansfield Post American Legion observed Armistice Day with a whist party in which the Auxiliary shared. Prize winners included Mrs William G. Ryan Kiernan Hickey and John Olsen. A radio concert followed. Committee members were Commander George L. Prescott Herbert B. Hosmer Edward F. Cull Joseph M. Gaudet and John J. Hayes.
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James J. Mansfield
American Legion
William G. Ryan
Kiernan Hickey
John Olsen
George L. Prescott
Herbert B. Hosmer
Edward F. Cull
Joseph M. Gaudet
John J. Hayes
Concord Elks Plan Social During Education Week
Concord Lodge of Elks held its meeting last Tuesday with Exalted Ruler George F. A. Mulcah presiding. The group scheduled a social session Monday evening tied to Education Week and a School Department speaker. On Nov 18 Elks travel to Hudson for District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler John E. McGann’s visitation from Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge OF Elks
George F. A. Mulcah
Concord Elks
Hudson
John E. McGann
Somerville
King's Daughters Meet for Emerson Hospital Benefit
The King's Daughters of the First Parish Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. William B. Bartlett. President Mrs. B Farnham Smith presided. Members sewed for Emerson Hospital and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments served by Mrs. Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First
William B. Bartlett
Monument Street
B. Farnham Smith
Emerson Hospital
Safest Way To Get Rid of a Cold
A health advisory warns against using immediate relief medicines that rely on narcotics to blunt symptoms. It notes these don’t cure the cold and can threaten life, urging safer alternatives instead of narcotic based remedies.
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Father John
Trade With Carter In Gonetoleration of Good Will and Patronage
Trade with Carter offers profit sharing coupons with every dollar purchase or cash payment. One coupon issued per dollar. Coupons redeemable under a set scheme as described in the notice.
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Navy
George M. Weed James Nagle Hugh Leith
Board of Selectmen
Sherwood
Gertrude IH. Rideout
RED Cross Motion Pictures
Veteran's Building
Mae Marsh
Concord Centre
Jeb
Screen Review
Lillian Gish
Italy
Vesuvius
Tivoli
Waltham National Bank
Federal Reserve Systen
Waltham, Mass
G. Raymond Jones
Nason ST
Maynard
Concord Woman's Club
Henry Cabot Lodge
Christain
Science
James S. Maguire
Richardson’s Drug Store
Rexall Drug Store
Concord Junction
Grenfell Night
Cord Post Office
Alexander
Jos
R. Baker
Kimball A
Barclay
Herbert
Bodley
F. B. Brooks
Paul D
Cann
Geo. Chouinard
C. c
Ernest C. Cowland
Geo. A. Cullen
Harry M. Cummings
Curtis
H.S. Walcott
Roger C. Wheeler
D. A
Fred A. Tower
P.M
Fox Hound
Albert P.h'ck
Carter
Post Office
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Main
Maynard Garage
Butler Ave
Maynard, Mass
Donsoe Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Vialle Motor CO
Walden ST
Concord, Mass
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