Concord Woman's Club Opens With Folk Song Talk
At the Concord Massachusetts Woman's meeting on Monday October 10 at 3 PM at Town Hall Mrs May Hot Hobb will discuss Scottish folk songs with vocal illustrations followed by a reception for President Hana W Miller. Dr J B Goodwins office closes until October 28 for a trip to Western Canada. Pliny Jewell retiring president of the Investment Bankers Association of America spoke at its 16th annual Seattle convention, with several noteworthy addresses widely quoted.
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Homeric brings Harry I. Cook home after eight months travel
The White Star liner Homeric arrived in New York from Southampton and Cherbourg carrying Harry I. Cook of 12 Garland Road Concord, Massachusetts. He has spent the past eight months traveling in England France Italy and Switzerland.
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Opening Ord ov cord Chapter D A R meeting at vestry
The Ord ov cord Chapter D A R holds its opening meeting at the Vestry of the nite Church in Concord on Saturday Oct 8 at 2 45 PM Miss Alfrieda Mation Mosher International Secretary of the Boston YWCA will speak on Adventuring with forty three Nationalities Music is led by Mrs Sypus Mossomin Hostesses named Mrs John F P Alleh Mrs S Thompson Blood and Mrs Herbert B Shepard
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Alfrieda Mation Mosher
Boston Y. W. C.A
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S. Thompson Blood
Herbert B. Shepard
Bowers and Pratt Lead Weekend Concord Country Club Golf
Charles F. Bowers topped the field with a 49 28 1 2 in the week end best selected nine holes at Concord Country Club. Burleigh L. Pratt followed with 38 20 for second, Alfred M. Ahlers 37 32 1 2 for third. Including best nine holes, Bowers 39 28 1 2 and Pratt 38 23 0, Alfred M. UWhler 37 21 2, Michael Cody Jr 88 84, Wells Blanchard 43 36 1 2, Russell G. Fessenden 46 86, Hubert M. Wafwell Jr 46 36.
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Concord
Burleigh L. Pratt
Alfred M. Ahlers
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Trinity Church Concord October services and memorial noted
Trinity Church Concord Mass lists services for Friday October 7 and Sunday October 9 with Holy Communion Church School Bible Class and an 11 o clock sermon by Archdeacon Dennen. A bronze memorial tablet for Henry King Hannah will be dedicated on Sunday October 9. Archdeacon Dennen and Bishop Slattery are connected to upcoming confirmations and classes.
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First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Notice
Sunday service at 10 45 A M with lesson Are Sin Disease and Death Real Subject of the Sermon Sunday school at 10 45 A M Testimonal Meeting Wednesday 7 45 P M Reading room hours 2 to 5 Boston Floating Hospital rummage sale in Town Hall Saturday at 1 PM.
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Concord High Girls Hockey Joins Greater Boston League
Concord High School announces its girls field hockey team will join the Greater Boston Interscholastic Girls Field Hockey League this fall. Ruth Emons will coach, succeeding Mary T. Sargent who moves to Haverhill High. Capt. Norma Smith leads eight letter players including Gertrude Asbjornson Nanty Burke Maude Tompkins Helen Clubb Grace Day Miriam Duren Ruth Wiggins.
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Hawthorne Chapter to Hold Food Sale at Adams and Store
Hawthorne Chapter of the Eastern Star will conduct a food sale Friday afternoon October 7 at 3 o clock under the direction of Mrs. Vary. The event offers a variety of tasty dainties to please even fastidious epicures.
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Concord Woman's Club to discuss Scottish Folk Song talk
The Concord Woman's Club plans to open its season next Monday at 3 o'clock in Town Hall. Mrs Mary Elliot Hobbs, a rural social worker in England, will present a talk titled Scottish Folk Song and Ballad.
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Mixed Doubles Tennis Roundup at Concord Country Club
The first round of the Concord Country Club mixed doubles tournament produced several matches. Keyes and Buttrick beat Buttrick and Keyes. Buttrick pair defeated Harlow and Denio. Ballou pair beat Hosmer and Herbert Hosmer. Hutchins pair defeated Edgarton and Wheeler. Also, Waldo P. Lapham of Concord Junction sold property on Stow Street to Florence A. Hall of St. Augustine Florida.
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Gordon Hutchins
Charles Edgarton
Turkeley Wheeler
Waldo P. Lapham
Concord Junction
Stow Street
Florence A. Hall
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Florida
Odd Fellows Lodge Chooses Officers for Coming Year
At Concord lodge 10 O F in Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening Frank Hood was elected Noble Grand and Robert MacAuley Vice Grand. John P. Allen Recording Secretary Harrie P. Nims Assistant Secretary Frank Leighton Treasurer and Robert B. Cousins Trustee for three years. Instalation will be done tomorrow evening by District Deputy Charles H. Spaulding of Lexington.
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Lexington
Four Initiated At Fall Meeting Of Concord Lodge
Four candidates were initiated at the opening Fall meeting of Concord Lodge of Elks held at Elks Hall on Tuesday evening last. Sixteen applications for membership were read, of which thirteen were submitted by Past RB. Wiliam C. Fought of Waltham and now of Concord Lodge. xa Ruler Austin D. MacRae presided. Ivan Servais reported a profit of $550 from the lodge outing. Edward W. Sheehan announced the final report of the Qld Ironsides committee showing total funds, including 11 54 from Acton Schools, raised by Concord Lodge, at 264.77.
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Concord Academy Opens With Record Enrollment
Concord Academy, a private girls school in Concord, opened for the Fall term with a record 130 students. New staff include Miss Leah Wood of Dorchester teaching Latin and Miss Florence Carstein of Cambridge teaching history, along with Miss Florence Stacy as the new secretary.
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Concord
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Dorchester
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Cambridge
Smith College
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Kings Daughters and AO H discuss fall activities
The King's Daughters of the First Parish met at Mrs. D. Dana Bartlett's home on River Street to plan the coming season. Division 56 of the AOH held a meeting at Mottument Hall last week to set the date for the play Danny Boy now in rehearsal with a Thursday rehearsal.
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Harvest Food Sale and Zoning Hearings Prominent Town Events
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Church hosts a Food Harvest and Rumage Sale on October 15 in the church vestry with donations collected by Mrs. E. L. Tuttle. Concord town zoning holds a public hearing in the Town Hall led by Arthur Coffey with another session likely in December. The Trinity Church Aid Society plans its annual meeting on October 26 and a tea and sales committee for the fair on November 26. The church rally week features a Sunday School attendance of 155, a Mortime service, a newly formed chorus under Miss Marion W. Mansfield, and gatherings led by Rev. Dr. Gail Cleland and President Miss Dorothy Whitney.
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Fox season opens as hunters flock to Middlesex County
The opening of the fox hunting season drew many residents into Middlesex County woods. Reported fox populations are high, with hunts aiming to pursue the wily Sir Renard amid unusual weather.
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Funeral for Mrs Noble of Somerville
Funeral services for Mrs Gaiahe Noble of Somerville were held at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church on Friday afternoon after she died from injuries in an automobile accident at Emerson Hospital. Born in New Brunswick 65 years ago, she is survived by her husband William F Noble and three daughters Mrs George W Lane Dayton, Mrs William L Hill of Roxboro, and Mrs Harlan L Richardson of Somerville.
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Gaiahe
Seventh and Eighth Grade Soccer Tie at Concord Junction
The Peters Bulkeley Emerson and Harvey Wheeler West Concord teams played over an hour on Derby Field to a scoreless tie. The match featured clean play and strong defense. A playoff game will determine who faces Parlin School eighth grade later that afternoon.
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Emerson
Harvey Wheeler
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Concord Girl Wins Honors
Miss Margaret M. Sheehan of Concord High School earns district recognition for a fine college record at Radcliffe. She is on the Dean's List at Radcliffe and awarded the Parsons Scholarship.
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Radcliffe
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Horne Wins Handicap Skeet Shoot at Concord Rod and Gun Club
Nelson Horne tops the handicap skeet competition with 24 points at Concord Rod and Gun Club on Saturday. Dutton takes second with 21, while Hogan F H Andres, Michael, and William Bulger tie for third with 20 each. Hogan wins the toss.
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Concord High Girls Hockey Schedule in Interscholastic League
Concord High School girls hockey team, managed by Miss M Duran, joins the Greatest Interscholastic Girls Field Hog League. They play Madnard High at Winchester on Tuesday and Melvage High at Concord on October 21 at the Ion Playgrounds.
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Middlesex Gridiron Game Cancelled By DeWitt Clinton Hebberd School
The DeWitt Clinton Hebberd School of Newton cancelled the game on the Middlesex gridiron leaving Middlesex without a Saturday matchup. St Marks at Southboro is lined up for next Saturday for Middlesex.
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Concord and Maynard fight to a scoreless tie in practice game
Concord High School and Maynard High School battled to a seamless 0 0 tie on Emerson Playground. Both lines held firm with few solid advances and several fumbled plays amid a season opener atmosphere.
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