Concord High teams shine in interclass field hockey
The Concord High interclass field hockey event featured freshman and sophomore girls tying the scoreless match with the freshmen scoring on an outside shot. A festive evening followed with a supper, motor trip, and theatre party for players and supporters as Miss Ruth Emmon and Mr Weygant led the activities.
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Coh- School
Ruth
Emmon
Igh School
Weysant
Hockich
Fposton
Merson School
Ons
Weygant
Concord
Hmerson
Cross Country Captain Williams Elected at TD High
Captain-elect Williams leads the year’s TD High School cross country team alongside Raymond Lawrence and Hay. Williams is named captain elect, with Culkins also listed among the team’s leaders for the season.
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Williams
Td High School
Iéttera Iff
John
Raymond Lawrence
Ld Hay
Culkins
Loat Tion
Rubbers at Rickles Shoe the best adiy
Rubbers at Rickles Shoe the best adiy.
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Adiy
Concord High cross country team undefeated in season finale
Concord High School's cross country team completed an undefeated season with an 21 to 36 victory over Winchester High School on the Concord course. Captain John Robinson and John Culkins of Concord shared first place in 16 minutes 46 seconds over two and three quarters miles, followed by Jin Morrison third and Joe Williams fourth.
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Concord
Concord High School
Winchester High School
John Robinson
John Culkins
Concord High
Jin Morrison
Joe. Williams
Coxford
Erry MccCormick
Winchester
Ifteen
Finsh
John Culkine
William Morrison
Philip Williams
Henry McCormick
Gilbert Lawrence
Clement Percell
Arnold Hay
N Scherer
Stalker
Edward Flannery
William Alfourteenth
Imoe
Cook Middlesex Football Captain Named For Next Year
Middlesex School selects Andrew Werk as captain of the undefeated year football eleven with Hugo de Fritsch of New York named manager. Letters and gold footballs awarded to a long list of captains and managers. The annual touch football series begins to decide the house champion with senior and junior teams across six houses.
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Cook Middlesex
Andrew Werk
Cook
Middlesex
Per
Hugo de Fritsch
New York
John H. Leatherbee
Richard Almy
Sterling Adams
Joseph Brinton
Thomas Dunsta
Alexander Keyes
Henry Nickereon
Harry Poett, Jr
Harold Taylor
A. Vernon Woodworth
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Hours
Sunday services at 10 45 a m with lesson sermon and modern necromancy mesmerism and hypnotism. Sunday school at 10 45 a m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 00 p m. Reading room open 2 to 5 p m.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Au Johument Squire
Concord Boy Harvard Star Frank Pickard Highlights Yale Victory
Frank A. Pickard of Concord High School and Harvard football is praised for his key role in the Yale game at the Yale Bowl. The article notes his nose for the ball, a fumble recovery, and his consistent play from start to finish, plus his leadership history at Concord High School and transition to Harvard.
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Harvard
Yale
Frank A. Pickard
C. H.S
I. L. Pickard
Highland Street
West Con
Frank
Iiva
Prank
Frank Pickard
Concord
Schooos
Concord High School
Athletic Association
Concord High
St. Lawrence University
New York State
Concord and Lexington Rally For Thanksgiving Classic Clash
Concord High School meets Lexington High School in the annual football classic at the Henderson Playground on Thanksgiving morning. Concord has yet to win this season while Lexington has shown strong form, making a Concord victory plausible but uncertain in this old rivals matchup.
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Concord
Lexington
Local Rector Back in Trinity Parish After Illness
The parishioners of Trinity Parish greet Rev. Smith Owen Dexter returning to lead morning services after a serious illness. A Solemn Te Deum of Praise and Thanksgiving was observed. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter came home last week Wednesday.
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Concord
Trinity, Parish
Smith Owen’ Dexter
Dexter
Charleys Aunt in Pali production at Veterans Building
From Brazil to Worcester, Charley's Aunt comes to the Veterans Building on Friday Saturday and Sunday December 6 7 and 8 in a Corrord play yers. The farce features Eiaul Lam auntie with costumes and settings of the Nineties. David Robinson of Concord leads Worcester Academy Football with a string of victories and a loss only to Harvard Freshmen.
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Charley
Brazil
Veterans Building
Corrord Playyers
Eiaul Lam
Guy
David Robinson
Concord
Worcester Academy
Harvard
Robinson
New Fineland
Concord Lodge Elks Take Early Lead in Tourney
On November 28 the Concord Lodge of Elks broke a tie for first in the 45 tournament with 41 points in the fourth round at Knight of Columbus rooms in Monument Hall. Elks No 2 led scoring with 14 graphs under Captain John Hayes, while Elks No 3 under Bernard McGrath claimed 11. Knights fall to second. Hibernians remain third.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks
Concord Lodge of Eilks
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Knight, of Columbus
Monument Hall
Knights
Hibernians
Elks
Elk
John Hayes
Bernard McGrath
Elks’ Hall
Freshman Girls Edge Sophomores In Playoff Hockey
Concord High School freshman girls field hockey beat the sophomore team 1-0 on the Emerson Playground in a playoff deciding the inter class championship. Catherine Diskin scored the lone goal in the final period. Freshmen advance to meet the Senior Junior winner for the school title.
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Concord
Navy
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Catherine Diskin
Anna Macone
Mary W. Sheehan
Edith Hughes
Betty Johndroe
Helen Johnson
Mary H. Sheehan
Cora Flannery
Helen Thornton
Eunice Miller
Luella Huntoon
Alice Lee
Dorothy Finan
Elizabeth Goulding
Catherine Wiles
Julia McSweeney
Harriet Burke
Willard Reelected President of Concord Cooperative Bank
Raymond D. Willard of 9 Field Street was reelected president at the Concord Cooperative Bank annual meeting. John J. Norton was named vice president, Benjamin Moody clerk and treasurer, and directors include Burleigh Pratt Damon Caiger Finigan Daniels Wheeler and others.
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Raymond D. Willard
Iny ‘Street
Concord Cooperative Bank
John J. Connorton
Benjamin Moody
William A. Rodday
Burleigh L. Pratt
Kennan’ Damon
Edward B. Caiger
John A. Finigan
Howardb. Daniels
Raymond Wheeler
Concord Church Schedule note for November December
Concord Mass Rev Frederick B Richards D D Pastor Ad Interim hosts Thanksgiving service at First Parish Meeting House with Union ministers. sermon by Rev Charles E Pedersen. Events continue Friday with Boy Scouts Troop 2. Sunday features Sunday School Bible class, morning worship, canvass, Young Peoples Club. midweek service on December 7.
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Concord
Mass
Ederick B. Richards
D.D
Charles E. Pedersen
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Edward Lamb
Young, Peoples’ Club
Placement Bureau aids tuberculin patients for light work
Southern Middlesex Health Association runs a placement at the ihs office in the Little Building to place patients once treated for tuberculosis who can perform light work. Miss Mary C. Hoisington, R. N. is available for information at 1015 Little Building Boston. Fire crews responded to a 9 22 call at 13 Bedford Street for a fire in a sedan belonging to 6am Arena. the car was badly damaged but Arena escaped unharmed.
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Southern Middlesex Health Association
Ihs
Little Building
Mary C. Hoisington
R. N
Boston
Mass
San AY Aern Middlesex Health Association
Central Station
Bedford Street
Local Socials and School Notes From Concord Area
The King's Daughters met with Mrs Berkenseet Musketqurd road and Mrs Henry A Laughlin and Mrs John M Eaton visited in New York. Middlesex School breaks for Thanksgiving recess. boys return Friday. Concord Public Schools close for Thanksgiving recess. Middlesex School juniors played Lexington High in a practice game. Veterans Building hosts motion pictures directed by Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer. Unitarian Laymen's League meets Dec 10 in vestry of First Parish Meeting House. Field hockey game between Concord High seniors and juniors postponed again. St. Bernard's annual parish reunion features dancing and refreshments under AOH Division 56. Clergy exchange pulpits between First Parish Unitarian and Fitchburg church. Eighth grade Harvey Wheeler-West Concord students host a social for now-high-school graduates in Assembly hall.
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King’s Daughters
Berkenseet
Rand
Henry A. Laughlin
John M Eaton
New York
Gardier Manon
Concord
Canada
F. déHart Houston
Elm Terrace
England
Germany
Middlesex School
Concord County Club
Concord Public Schools
Sea oNnd
Middlesex School Secon Eleven
Lexington High
North Concord
Veterans
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Concord High School
St. Bernard's
Division 56
AOH
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
First
Howard A ‘Pease
First Parish
Unitarian
Fitchburg
Harvey Wheeler-West Concord
Trinity Church November events schedule
Trinity Church notes rector Rev Smith C Dexter with services and meetings. An upcoming Thanksgiving service includes Protestant ministers. sermons by Rev Iles Pedersen are listed. Choir rehearsals and Holy Communion services are scheduled for December with church school and parish activities.
Lexington Town Bests Concord in Snowbound Showdown
In a driving storm, Lexington Town defeats Concord Town 18 to 6. Key scorers include Randing with two touchdowns and Al Sofriti plus Sweeney contributing scores as officials Thomas Witzgerald and Maxwell preside.
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Lexington
Concord
Russell
Spidel
Moretti
Rafferty
Parker
Rinn
Newhall
Sweeney Gbe
Rauding
Danton
Hall
Concord T. T
Lexington Town
Concord Town
Randing
al Soffritti
Sweeney
Thomas Witzgerald
Maxwell
Concord High Cross Country Team Honors Coach Weygant
The undefeated Concord High School cross country team presented Physical Director Everett F Weygant with a fountain pen to honor his skillful work in developing the squad after six straight victories over strong teams.
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Concord High School
Everett F. Weygant
Walden Royal Arch Chapter meets with pork supper
Walden Royal Arch Chapter held a Monday evening meeting at Masonic Hall. Mrs. Duncan G Chapman led the roast pork supper and the new corps of officers performed work impressively with High Priest William A Wilkins of Lexington presiding. Chorus singing followed the social half hour.
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Walden R .A
Walden Royal Arch
Duncan G
Chapman
William ‘A ‘Wilkins
Lexington
Free public lecture on Christian Science in Concord
A free public lecture on Christian Science will be held in Concord Town Hall on Monday night December 2 at 8 15. Gavin W Allen CSB of Toronto Canada a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church will lecture. The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mass invites the public.
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Concord Town Hall
Concord Dhe
Gavin W. Allen
CSB
Toronto
Canada
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Mass
Gavin W. Allan
C.S.B
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
A C H Auxiliary Elects Division 44 Officers at Monument Hall
County officials Miss Mary Galvin and Mrs Anmie Galvin assisted in installing Division 44 officers of the Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians. Catherine Hayes was reinstalled as president with Ellen Keefe as vice president and Gertrude Martell as recording secretary. A large crowd attended the ceremony followed by a choir performance and a buffet supper.
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Mary Galvin
West Newton
Annie Galvin
Framingham
John Tierney
Waltham
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient
Order of Hiberniana
Monument Hall
Catherine Hayes
Grant Street
Ellen Keefe
Gertrude Martell
Eva Dee
Mary Battles
John Bent
Elizabeth McPhillips
Mary Hayes
Mary Carey
John Smith
William H. Finnick
St. Bernard's Church
Fr. Foley
James McCarthy
Maynard Division
Florence Wilder
Tierney
Galvin
Anna Flavin
Katherine Collins
Mary Hanlon
Concord Musical Club Meeting Notes
The Concord Musical Club met yesterday morning at Great Meadow Road with Mrs Samuel Hoar. A program of instrumental and vocal music by members was followed by a delicious lunch.
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Concord Musical Clu
Samuel Hoar
Great Meadow Road
More Persons Suffer From Under Overwork
A brief notice highlights rising cases of workers suffering from under or overwork. It emphasizes health risks and calls for employers to monitor hours and workload to prevent burnout and associated illnesses.
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Cora Wlannery
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Bunnte i Miller
Huntoon
Erine’ Wiles
Dorothy Fi- Bowen
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Evelyn Duth Burns
Elizabeth Rfb
Harriet Bunke
G. Res
Virginia MacFar
Ruth McWilliams
Kenney
Margaret K
Jean Donaldson
Marel
Pauline McCarin
Anna Lawton
Terson
Betty Beck
Leona Vary
Helen Dea
Olga Ostberg
Betty Ith
Ruth ‘Tompkins
G. Ng
Ie Arkin
Mies Mand
Miss Dorae
Burke
the Friendly Drug Store
Patch
Father John
Scotts
Pinkham
Gray’s
Johnson
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia
Doane
Burke Drug Company
Harvard Star
Concord Lodge Elks
Virginia MacFarland
Ruth MacWilliams
Margaret Hazel
Margaret McGann
Betty Beckvold
Rhb
Margaret Kenney
Emily Peterson
Pauline McCarthy
Betty Blodgett
Ifb
Lena Vary
Ruth Tompkins
Fannie Arkin
Maude Tompkins
Elizabeth Swann
Bertha Hancen
Willard
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Trinity
Smith C. Dexter
Union
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Iles
Pedersen
Holy Communion
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Coach Weygant
Christian Science
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A. C. H. Aux
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Safe Deposit Box
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Eeery Corti
Petersen Eeee
Ian
Monument Square
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Maynard Spa
Nason St
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Concord Co-Operative Bank
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