Concord Legion Observes Veterans Night Installation
Concord James J Mansfield Post American Legion and Auxiliary held a joint installation and Veterans Night in the Veterans Building. Brown was installed commander. Mrs Derby became president for a second term. The Concord Legion Band performed and officers and attendees included local officials and veterans from Stoneham and Lowell.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Legion
National Economy League
Hy Whittemore
Brown
Masketaquid Road
Histori Derby
Jarvis Derby
Moriment Street
Thomas Pe Conway
Groeton
Middlesex
George A.garmon
Lowell
Oisie de Gruchy
Stoneham
The
Legion Auxiliary
Rose Judge
Conit
Seregeant-At-Armea
Concord Legion
News Post
Alcott Prat
Sehalt
Gare
John. D Crowley
Daniel J. Doherty
Reitanerte
Mittee
Granville Holan
Day
James Hinley
Russell Parsons
Artik One
O'Dork
Hmma Blodgett
Mt. of
Trinity Church Concord Mass Thanksgiving Day Service
Holy Communion at 9 a m and 9 15 a m Union Thanksgiving Service at West Concord Union Church with all town ministers. Rev Charles Russell Pack will preach the sermon. Church school morning prayer and sermon follow. Church Aid Society meeting at Parish House on Wednesday evening.
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Charles
Russell’ Peek
Sir Dexter
Union
West Concord
Union Church
Russell
Pack
Iliam
Church Aid Society
Parigh House
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meeting at Masonic Temple
Walden Royal Arch Chapter will meet in the Masonic Temple Concord Monday evening with supper at 7 under the direction of Mrs Duncan O Chapman. After supper an entertainment will precede ceremonies conducted by the new corps of officers with Rx High Priest Wilber Hamlin of Maynard presiding.
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Walden. Royal
Walden
Royal Arch
Masonic Tepple
Concord
Duncan O’ Chapman
Wilber Hamlin
Maynard
Concord Middlesex football champions undefeated season
Kenneth Young of Concord captains the Middlesex School eleven that closed its Fall season undefeated and untied to win the private school championship. Twenty players received letters. Captain Barnes and Captain-elect Young named among leaders. Kenneth Young, 34, to lead next year’s outfit. Graduates include Burnes Knowlton Thorburn Adams Burbank Bryzen Mead Cook Miner Dwinell and Warren Locke. Birth announcements note Joan Lincoln Strong and Frederic Gooding Jr.. snow brief and club meeting reported. girls field hockey champions Cor a Flannery and Pauline Heyliger scored in a senior win.
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Concord
Middlesex
Kenneth. Young
Kenneth ‘Barnes
Evanston
Captain Barnes
Young
Eliott Knowlton
West Upton
Richard Thornburn
Rye
Samuel Adams
Brookline
Daniel Burbank, Jr
Springfield
Paul Bryden
Frank Mead, Jr
London
Maelend
Gardiner Cook
Donald
Captain Burnes
Knowlton
Thorborn
Adams
Burbank
Bry- Zen
Mead
Cook
M:ner
Dwinell
Warren Locke
Goncord
Woman's Club
Mrnday
Margaret ‘George
Boston
Cora
Flannery
Pauline Heyliger
Concord High School
Concord Council 287 K of C Plans 35th Anniversary
Concord Council 287 of the Knights of Columbus met at Monument Hall last week Tuesday evening with Grand Knight Terence J McHugh presiding. They outlined plans to celebrate the council's 35th anniversary in the first week of December.
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Concord Council
K. OF. C
K. of C
Monument Hall
Terence J McHugh
Miss Ruth G Hunter to Wed John D Taylor
Concord teachers announce engagement of Ruth Gertrude Hunter second grade instructor at Peter Bulkeley School from Dorchester and John Duffy Taylor son of Arthur N Taylor of Port Huron Michigan. Hunter a Framingham Normal School graduate 1928 taught in Concord since 1930. Taylor a Hillside College graduate and Harvard Business School alum 1932 works in Guardian Trust Company Cleveland. No wedding date set.
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Concord
Ruth Emmons
Hortense Bryant
Walden Street
Ruth Gertrude Hunter
Peter Bulkeley
John W Hunter
Parkman Street
Dorchester
John Duffy Taylor
Arthur N Taylor
Port Huron
Michigan
Hunter
Framingham Normal School
Taylor
Hillside College
Harvard School of Business Administration
Hillside
Alpha Ou Omega Fraternity
Guardian Trust Company
Cleveland
Willard Reelected President of Concorde Cooperative Bank
R D Willard was reelected president at the Concorde Cooperative Bank annual meeting held in the bank rooms Wednesday evening. John J Connorton named vice president and Benjamin Moody clerk. Directors named for three years include George M Dimond of Bedford and others. committees formed.
Yale Graduates Honor Concord Man With Class Day Roles
Concord man David Gage Smith, a Sheffield Scientific School senior at Yale University, was elected to the Class Day committee and will serve on the senior promenade. Also named were James F. Mason of New Haven to the promenade committee and James R. Mooney of Hamden to the triennial reunion committee.
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David Gage Smith
Conch
Theodore* Ef. Smith
Mainstreet
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Smith
New England
James F. Mason
New Haven
James R. Mooney
Hamden
Conn
Macone and Warren Tie In Open 25 Bird Skeet
Augustine W. Macone and Bert Warren both hit 23 of 25 to share top honors in the Open 25 Bird Skeet Shoot for large bore at Musketaquid Sportsman's Club West Concord. Macone also won the .410 gauge event with 22 of 25.
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Macone
Concord Concord
Augustine W. Macone
Bert Warren
West Concord
Bert ‘Warren
William Casperson
John Schofield
Mr. Tosi
Bradford Parker
al Jensen
John Meehan
Gage
Salvadore A. Macone
Miss Mary.c. Abbott
Gus Melanson
Joe Padovini
West Concord Helping Hand Society Votes Red Cross Donation
At a Wednesday meeting in the West Concord Union Church parlors the helping hand society, led by Mrs Josephine Pearce, voted a contribution to the Red Cross and also donated money to the church. Hostesses were Mrs Edith Fenton, Mrs Esther Evans, Mrs Perry, and Mrs John Ruble.
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West Concord Helping Hand Society
West Concord Union Church
Josephine Pearce
Red Cross
Edith Fenton
Esther Evans
Perry
John Ruble
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Guest Speaker at Calonial Inn
The Concord Rotary Club met at noon Thursday with President Burleigh L. Pratt presiding at the Calonial Inn. Percy A Chamberlain of the Dedham Club gave the talk. The club toured a guest visit from the Waltham Rotarians.
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Concord Rotary Club
Calonial Inn
Burleigh L. Pratt
Percy A Chamberlain
Dedham Club
Waltham Rotarians
Little Flower Court Dance Planned for January Week
Little Flower Court of M C O F met in Knights of Columbus rooms Monument Hall Thursday evening with President Daniel L Kelley presiding. Members decided to hold a dance during the first week in January.
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Little Flower Court
M CO
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Daniel
L. ‘Kelley
Japay
Chicken Whist Draws Waist Enthusiasts At Concord Lodge
A large Waist enthusiasts gathering at Hiks Hall Thursday evening hosted a Chicken Whist event by Concord Lodge of Elks led by Lovell P. George. Winners included Mrs Lovell P. George first, George Johnson second, Miss Alice Ormond third, with many others named and Cain Hokanson taking the consolation trophy. A turkey and chicken whist is planned for the same venue and organizers tonight.
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Concord
Hiks Hall
Concord Lodge of Elks
Lovell P. George
George Johnson
Alice Ormond
Abe Burnham
John Dempsey
James Giblin
Fred Dodge
Schwara Prior
Joseph Gaudet
James Mara
Audrey. du. Berger
Crabtree
Irene Miller
Rene du Berger
Joseph Porter
Fannie Peterson
Cain Hokanson
John Goulding
Arlington Delegation Visits Alcott Home in Concord
Members of the Arlington Historical Society traveled by auto to Concord for a Pilgrimage Saturday afternoon. They visited the Orchard House home of Louisa May Alcott and the Antiquarian House on Lexington road, observing the 100th anniversary of Miss Alcott's birth and the Alcott House open on Saturdays this month. Rev. Laurence L. Barber Miss Anna Barnes and Mrs. George A. Winn led the committee.
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Concord
Arlington Historical Society
Jason Russell
Arlington
Orchards House
Lexington Road
Louisa May ‘Alcott
Arlington Society
Alcott House
Miss Alcott
Orchard House
Antiquarian House
Laurence L. Barber
Anna Barnes
George A. Winn
Bridge and Whist Party At Concord High School Cafeteria
A bridge and whist party was held in the Concord high school cafeteria last Friday evening. The event was organized by a pupil committee with Miss Elizabeth Goulding and Miss Madsex as cochairmen. Prizes went to multiple winners including Miss Gertrude age, Miss Ruth Hunter, and several Mrs. and Mr. names listed among the prize recipients.
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Concord
Elizabeth Goulding
Ayl ‘Madsex
Cochairmen
Gertrude Age
Ruth Hunter
Martin ‘F. Gool
de Cullinane
Chrles Castle
Alice O’brier
James. J. Mara
John H. Goulding
Robert Asbjornson
Martin F. Goodwin
John Doyle
John Damon
Winslow J. Damon
Raymond Elliott
Harry Dee
John Bartolomeo
Mr. Parks
Concord Yankees Lose First Defeat This Season
Concord suffered its first defeat after six wins, three ties, and one loss. Natick Independents driven by Flynn’s smart passing scored two touchdowns while Concord managed one. Parke scored the touchdown and Tompkins added the extra point.
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Concord
Concord Yankees
Flynn
Natick Independents
Emerson Playground
Parke
Tompkins
Legion Post Turkey Whist Draws Large Crowd
James D Mansfield Post 158 A L held a turkey whist in the Veterans Building led by William A Carroll. Winners included Mrs John Fer rara and George Byron for turkeys. Mrs Catherine Flagg won a $5 gold piece with 180 points. Other prize winners were Daniel OBrien Mrs Catherine Flagg Mrs Rose Hogan Mrs Daniel OBrien and Mrs Jarvis Derby with Mary Tobin taking the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James d. ‘Mansfield
A. L
Veterans
William A Carroll
John Ferrara
George Byron
Catherine Flagg
Daniel O’brien
Rose Hogan
Jarvis Derby
Mary Tobin
Division 44 Ladies' Auxiliary Plans Joint Installation
At Monument Hall on Wednesday evening Miss Mary Battles presiding the group announced a first joint installation with Division 56 A O H in the same hall on December 7.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
A OH
Monument Hall
Mary Battles
Division
O H
Surprise anniversary gathering for Mr and Mrs Leonard Cousins
A group of friends surprised the couple at their Central street home last Saturday to celebrate ten years of marriage. The evening featured bridge, refreshments, and a $10 gold presentation. Church youth brought fruit and vegetables for Charlestown’s Thanksgiving charity.
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Concord
Leonard Cousins
Central Street
Bridge
San
Wakefield Harriers Win With Perfect Team Score
Wakefield High School cross country clinched a perfect score last week on the Walden Pond woods course, defeating Concord 15 to 47. Five Wakefield runners Thompson Clapp Yewell Morse and Parker tied for first with a 17 minute 80 second time. Hosmer led Concord in sixth.
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Wakefield
Harriers
Concord High
Walden Pond Woods
Thompson
Clapp
Yewell
Morse
Parker
Hosmer
Concord
Captain Long
Austin MacRae
Anderson
Alvord MacRae
Musketaquid Club Hosts Game Dinner at West Concord
The Musketaquid Sportsman's Club held a Thursday game dinner at the West Concord clubhouse. Chef Salvadore A Macone prepared deer and birds hunted in Maine and New Hampshire. Mrs Mary O Abbott, club president, and Archie P Simp son oversaw the event which included recounting hunting tales and card games.
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The
Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club
West Concord
Salvadore A Macone
Maine
New Hampshire
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notice
Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading room hours 2 to 5 pm on weekdays. November 27 lesson denounces necromancy and mesmerism and hypnostism with Bible passages from I Corinthians James and text by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
James
Mary Baker Eddy
Turkey Whist for West Concord Church Draws Crowd
A largely attended turkey whist party for Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord was held in Warner Hall. Five young parish men organized the event led by Alex MacEachern as chairman. Miss Mary Boyce of Lincoln won the special turkey prize and Mrs M E Kelley took the turkey dinner. Numerous attendees won turkeys and consolation prizes including Edgar Amero Secondo Antignoni Miss Putnam Mrs Lydia Moreau and others.
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Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
West Concord
Warner Hall
Alex. MacEachern
Mary. Boyce
Lincoln
M. E Kelley
Edgar Amero
Turkey
Secondo Antignoni
Edward F Loughlin
Roger Diskin
Clifford Reilly
Edward Lyons
Margaret E Browne
James Hanley
Joseph Alexander
Joseph King
Edward Hanley
Thanksgiving Party At Odd Fellows Hall Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Court of A D held a traditional Thanksgiving party in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord last week Tuesday evening A Thanksgiving supper supervised by Mrs Cornelia Bedford was served.
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Our Lady Help of Christians’ Court
C.D. of A
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West Concord
Cornelia Bedford
Knights Hold Big Lead in Triangular 45 Standings
Concord Council Knights of Columbus leads Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians by eleven points after the third weekly round. Rod and Gun Club trails by five points as Knights 38 Hibernians 37 Gunners 265 in evening play. Season totals Knights 109 Hibernians 98 Gunners 93.
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Knights
Concord
Concord Council
Knights of. Columbus
Division
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Concord: Rod and*Gun Club
Hibernians
Gunners
Woman's Union hears Madura hospital talk in church chapel
The Woman's Union met in the Trinitarian Congregational church chapel with Mrs W D Wilder in the chair. Mrs Helen Wilder spoke on Madura India and members donated handkerchiefs for the hospital there. Hostesses were Mrs Wallace B Conant Mrs Emily Thorpe and Mrs Charles F Bowers. Beforeward Mrs Charles H Towle hosted luncheon for the speaker and officers at her Habard street home.
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Woman’s Union
Trinitarian Congregational Church
W D Wilder
Helen Wilder
Wilder
Madura
India
Wallace B Conant
Emily Thorpe
Charles F Bowers
Charles H Towle
Union
Habbard Street
Miss Nettie Wells Named Concord Grange Master
At the Concord Grange No. 150 annual meeting in Ellis Hall on Tuesday November 15 Miss Nettie A Wells was elected Master succeeding Frederick Moreau. Several officers were elected including Marion Adams overseer Helen Croft lecturer Joseph steward Mrs Clark chaplain and others with installation on January 3.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Nettie A. Wells
Frederick Moreau
Grange
Nettie. E. Wells
Sadie Wilson
Marykif
Lexington
Marion Adams
Helen Croft
Clark
Joseph
Pj Adams
Miss Dwyer
Arthur Rams
Crossley
Marig
Phillips
Pomona
Wells
Flora
Sylvia Lady
Die
Fessenden Varsity Ties West Newton Fourth Team 6-6
Fessenden tied West Newton fourth team 6 to 6 in a closing private school game. The result kept the score even as both sides battled through a competitive afternoon matchup.
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Fessenden
West Newton
Weg
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Worcester Memorial Hospital
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