Auction party at Concord Country Club supports Devas ted France
About 40 tables sold for the November 28 auction at Concord Country Club. Mrs. M. B. L. Bradford heads the committee with Miss Betty Dumaine and others directing at each table. Prizes include two packs of whist cards and a Work book, plus a major prize for top overall score. A second tournament will follow in January for top scores.
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France
M. B. L. Bradford
Concord
Bradford
David A. Bedwin
Betty Dumaine
Leon F. Foss
Arthur Holland
George S. Keyes
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Annual Reunion and Lecture Planned for Thanksgiving Eve
Thanksgiving Eve events at Monument Hall feature an annual reunion and lecture chaired by Mrs. Martin F. Mullaney with assistants Mrs. Alice Dempsey Mrs. Elien Keefs Miss Fitzgerald Miss Frances Loughlin Miss Morley and Miss Thompson. Prof. Barrett of Cambridge will speak on Ireland from 8 to 10 with pictures. dancing follows from 10 to 1. Edward Brennan chairs the event assisted by John Mahan and James Loughlin. Ice cream cake and refreshments will be served.
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Monument Hall
Martin F. Mullaney
Alice Dempsey
Elien Keefs
Fitzgerald
Frances Loughlin
Morley
Miss Thompson
Prof. Barrett
Cambridge
Edward Brennan
John Mahan
James Loughlin
Parts Assigned for High School Play at Concord High
Concord High School assigned parts for the play Penrod to students including Tim Fothwell D MacRae Dola Schofield Agnes Hayes Mary Schofield and others. Rehearsals are held daily after school with performances set for December 16 and 17.
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Penrod
The
Athletic Association
Tim Fothwell
D. MacRae
Dola
Schofield
Cook
Agnes Hayes
Mary Schofield
Ruth Weeks
S. Fn
Edwin’ Martinson
Margaret Sch
Frances Curley
Sam Williams
Donald MacRitchie
Mariorie Jones
Mmdred Hansen
George Charles
Marion
Lester Kenoshing
John Ostbore
Herman
Leif’ Ostberg
Verman
Thomas MacCabe
Coombs
Francis’ Colidge
New York Architect Designs Attractive Home
Ernest Stock of New York City designed a six room house for Alfred M. Uhler at Nine Acre Corner near Sudbury road and the old to Concord. Perkins & Wells handle construction. heated by hot air furnace with a fireplace and one unscreened porch. A breakfast alcove room echoes a Pullman diner style with a central table and two settees.
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New York City
Alfred M. Uhler
Nine Acre Corner
Perkins & Wells
Sudbury Road
Concord
Sever Lane
Drop Kick Wins for Middlesex Third Team in Narrow Victory
The Middlesex School third team defeated Mitchell Military School of Billerica 10 to 7 last Wednesday afternoon. A 28-yard drop kick by Hopking sealed the win. Smith scored on a cross play from the 25-yard line, Hopkins added a kickoff goal, and Summers contributed a goal.
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Hopkins
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Christmas gifts from La-Home serials in Post ad
Saturday Evening Post advertises La-Home serials as excellent Christmas gifts. Subscriptions may be arranged at L. Anderson & Son Store in Concord with agent Leslie Afereon.
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Revered Bulkeley Returns to Concord After Leominster Pastorship
Reverend Benjamin R. Bulkeley has returned to Concord after five years in Leominster. He now resides at the D A R Chapter House in Lexington Road and will travel to Rochester and Dover New Hampshire to supply closed churches. He plans to preach as a minister at large while making Concord his permanent home. His work is supported by the Downing funds and the American Unitarian Association.
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Room and board offered by Mrs. J. K. Tuttle
Mrs. J K Tuttle of 36 Hubbard Street Concord Massachusetts offers room and board with contact via telephone 457 W. This notice provides a concise local classifieds item for lodging.
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Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes After Bereavement
The Crossley family expresses thanks to friends for support and floral tributes after a recent bereavement.
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Wiliam J. . Crossley
Doll Carriage Parade at Church Fair Captivates Crowd
The Trinitarian church fair featured a doll carriage parade with 17 entries last Thursday afternoon November 17. Priscilla Wilson won a dollar swing for pink carriage while pink rose carriage matched her outfit. designer Elsie Hubbard earned praise. Honorable mention went to Batty Beckwelt and Mary as judges Gail Cleland Lois A Senter Philip A Davis Chas Borland Bessie Holden awarded balloons to all participants.
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Elsie Hubbard
Batty Beckwelt
Mary
Gail Cleland
Lois
A. Senter
Philip A. Davis
Chas. R. Borland
Bessie Holden
Mrs Helene E Rueter Dies in Concord Funeral Held
Helene E Ramseyer Rueter born Boston 1878 died suddenly at the Colonial Inn on November 17. She moved to Hyde Park as a child and attended First Church of Christ Scientist. Survived by son John Conrad Breter and brothers Arthur F Ramseyer Chestnut Hill Frank W Ramseyer Jamaica Plain and John M L Ramseyer West Roxbury and sister Miss Marie Ramseyer Jamaica Plain. Widow of Conrad J Rueter former trustee of Boston City Hospital. Funeral at Massachusetts Cremation Society Forest Hills on November 19 at 2 PM.
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Arthur’ F. Ramseyer
Frank W. Ramseyer
Jamaica Plain
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West Roxbury
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Jamaica Aim
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Boston City Hospital
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Vesher Service at First Parish Next Sunday
The First Parish holds vesper service on Sunday November 27 at 4 30 pm. Paul Blackmur tenor will sing and trios by Vincenzo Catricala are listed with Miss Angie M Faunce organist. The program includes orchestral pieces from Dvorak and Viotti plus sacred solos and hymns conducted with a sermon.
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Keefe and Kelly Bid Farewell at Concord Station
Friends gathered at Concord station last Thursday morning November 10 to bid farewell to John Keefe and Thomas Kelly graduates of Concord High School class of 1918. Keefe will work in the finance department as a clerk while Kelly becomes a stenographer in government service.
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McAllister Frat Held to Scoreless Tie by Milton Academy
McAllister Frat and Milton Academy juniors battled to a scoreless tie last Wednesday. McAllister failed to score in the opening period after an intercepted forward pass and later faced a goal line stand by Concord eleven with Sprague and Prescott cited for McAllister.
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Concord Grange elects officers at meeting
Concord Grange officers for the ensuing year were elected at a meeting held last Wednesday evening at the American Legion headquarters on Walden Street. New appointees include Clark as steward, Miss Ida B. Patch as chaplain, Granville Holden as treasurer, Mrs Maud Peterson as secretary, and Emma Hefty as ceres joined by Miss Nettie Plumona and Miss Emelina Edel Ea lady assistant steward with Doris Pratt as pianist.
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Nettie’ Pumona
Emelina Ed‘Ea
Doris Pratt
Concord High School trounces Wellesley 47–0 on playgrounds
Concord High School defeated Wellesley 47 to 0 on the local playground Friday afternoon. The reserves saw action for Concord while Wellesley showed fighting spirit but could not score. touchdowns credited to Pickard Duggan Iles Ridley Mara with Johannson adding five goals after touchdowns.
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Wellesley
Concord
Eldridge
Connorton
Glendining
Linnell
Middlesex football team wins five of six games
Middlesex school football eleven of North Concord, led by manager James Halstead, posted a 5–1 record with 142 points for and 19 against. They defeated Dorchester High 34–0, Dummer Academy 34–0, Groton School 14–3, Allen Military School 40–0, St George's School 14–0, and lost to St Mark's School 16–6. Hovey Slayton led scorers with seven touchdowns. John Knowlton five. H Thompndén four. John Upton three. Pollard and Howard one each. Captain Pratt kicked 16 goals.
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Middlesex
North Concord
Browne and Nichols
Cam
Dorchester High
Dummer Academy
Groton
Allen Miltary
St. George's School
St. Mark's School
Hovey Slayton
John Knowlton
H. Thompndén
John Upton
Pollard
Howard
Capt. Pratt
Honorary life member named for faithful service at Old Concord Post
Harold B Overdorff, son of a Civil War veteran, was elected an honorary life member of the Old Concord G A R at its first regular monthly meeting. He kept soldier records, marked graves on Memorial Day, placed flags on markers, and aided the post and quartermaster. George M. Bowker, Commander.
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Harold B Overdorff
Concord
George M. Bowker
Methodist Church Announces Weekly Services and Meetings
Pastor R A Fedje leads Friday prayer at 8 p m with an official board meeting afterward. Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning worship in Scandinavian at 11 a m. Epworth League at 7 p m. Evening worship at 8 o clock themed The P osse. Mrs Herbert D Smith substitutes for Miss Bunker at theCon
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Concord Mourns Private Crossley World War I Casualty
Private John Crossley, a Concord High School alumnus and member of the U S Army, died from injuries received in World War I. His body lay in state at the post, then escorted to burial conducted by Rev. Alfred Stone. He was among early volunteers who fought in France and endured multiple gas attacks before returning home. Concord honors his sacrifice and remembers other local soldiers who served and suffered in the war.
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Knox Crossley
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Jane
France
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Robert Louis
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Miss Leslie Leland Reports Snow Storm Impact
Snyder N Y teacher Miss Leslie Leland notes a heavy snow storm that whitened orchards and disrupted travel. She observes few Concord children ride despite pleasant country roads and town surroundings, lamenting limited horseback travel for all children.
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Snyder
N. Y
Concord
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