Concord Rotary Luncheon Highlights War and Local News
At a Rotary club luncheon president Hubert M. Warawell introduced Chief John A. Sargent of the Littleton Police Department who spoke about the World War with pictures and moving footage of his ocean liner. Three arrests were made a week ago at Wakien Street and Concord Turnpike by five Registry Inspectors and five state troopers. A whist party by the Ladies Auxiliary of Camp U 8 WV occurred in the Verane Building, with Miss Edith M Bailey presiding. The Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Swift prepared to lease an apartment in Brookline and Miss Elizabeth Swift will be librarian at the Junior League. The Emerson playground reseeding and two new tennis courts were completed by the WPA. The Concord Home Industries closed its first summer season at the Art Center with plans for a spring exhibit. The Boot and Saddle club enjoyed a ride and dinner. club members number 45. Debutante Miss Susan Brooks attended a small barn dance in Milton. her parents plan a luncheon at Hoosie-Whisick club. The coming-out tea for Miss Sylvia Van Ness will be hosted by Miss Helen Blanchard of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hubert M. Warawell
John A. Sargent
Littleton
Susan Brooks
William H Forbes
Milton
Allen French
Hilary Lunt
Con
Concord notices and social events reflect fall gatherings
The Hawthorne Hikers held a week old floral press activity and a cook-out with a fire to fry bacon and hamburg. they later went leaf hunting for local tree names. Miss Julia Pearson resigns from the Concord Red Cross effective November 1. The Concord Woman's Club held its first fall board meeting at Mrs T Mott Shawley's. Mr and Mrs Leslie Anderson hosted bridge with Mr and Mrs W A Tolin newly moved to Brierdale Farm. Floyd Verrill and son Ralph traveled to Amherst for Ralph to enter Massachusetts State College. the Verrills returned to their Condbit home for a short vacation. Mrs Eliot Howard and a small group from the Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Church hosted a bridge party at Boston Consolidated Gas Company auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Hamburg
Concord Woman’s Club
T Mott Shawley
Floyd Verrill
Ralph
Amherst
Massachusetts State College
Verrill
Eliot Howard
Woman’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Concord Mothers Club Hosts Costume Parade at Union Church
The Concord Mothers club met at Union Church in West Concord on Monday night with Mrs. Maxwell Lawrence presiding. Miss Ysabelle Hutchinson, Children's Librarian at the Concord Public Library, spoke on Children's Books as members arrived in costumes representing book titles. Mrs. Oscar Olsen won the prize for the cleverest outfit, a pair of bookends, while hostesses served refreshments.
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Concord Mothers’ Club
Union Church
West Concord
Maxwell Lawrence
Ysabelle Hutchinson
Concord Public Library
Oscar Olsen
Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
George Sheppard
Kenneth R. Teed
W. A Robus
Earle Holden
Frederick le Drew
Concord social notes highlight tea events and club activities
Miss Mary Hosmer returns to Concord after a Boston visit with her sister Miss Katrina Miller. Debut tea at Chestnut Hill hosted by Jean Hallaway's family. Emerson grammar group met to discuss Emerson's essay Compens ation led by Miss Nancy Carkin. Concord Female Charitable Society plans a meeting at 17 Sudbury Road. Hawthorne Hik ers form 4 H Conservation Club led by Mrs Albert Hussey with Marion Hussey as president. West Concord Union Church Sunday School held Rally Day. Emerson Hospital Donation Day set for October 14 inviting fruits jellies pickles jams vegetables and preserves.
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Katrina Miller
Douglass Miller
Nine Acre Corner
Jean Hallaway
Chestnut Hill
Hawthorne Lane
Albert E Hussey
Hawthorne Hikers
Marion Hussey
Eileen Stevens
Lois Fredenburgh
Ruth Nickerson
Barbara
Minahan Pharmacy Ad Offers 2 for 1 Syrup Sale
Nyal cough syrup listing 2 for 1 and Speciz honey and horehound cough syrup 2 for 50c. Ad promotes delivery from Minahan Pharmacy on 1% St Maynard with telephone contact.
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Nyal
Minahan Pharmacy
Maynard
Tel
Service For Susan Boylan in Concord
Funeral services for Susan Boylan were held Saturday morning at her home and Our Lady Help of Christians church. Miss Boylan, who died Friday October 1 in her 70th year, had lived with her brother William Boylan at 424 Main Street West Concord. The high mass of requiem was celebrated and Julia F Doe played the organ. the choir sang.
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Concord
Susan BE. Boylan
William Boylan
Main Street West
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Ernest
Julia F. F. Doe
St. Bernard's See
Health talk for mothers by nurse Gladys Crain opens club meeting
Miss Gladys Crain registered nurse will speak at the Manse on Walden Street on November 1 at 8 p m under Concord Mothers Club auspices. The talk on Social Diseases is open to ladies only with invitation to bring friends. Hostess Mrs Maxwell Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Crain
Walden Street
Concord
Mothers’ Club
Crain
Massachusetts State Department of Public Health
Maxwell Lawrence
Odd Fellows Install New Officers at Acton Lodge
Acton Lodge of Odd Fellows installed new officers after a chicken pie supper led by Seward Spinney. The ceremony, assisted by Theron Lowden and John Ruffle, named Spinney NG and included officers Ferris, Grimes, Stuart, Redfern, Cunningham, and others with Rotarian Rev Andrew Torsell as chaplain. Attendees came from Beacon Pepperell Concord and Waltham lodges. James French received a past grand collar.
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Acton Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Seward S. Spinney
Theron A. Lowden
P.G
John F Ruffle
Melrose Lodge
S. Spinney
Charles Ferris
A. Pr. Grimes
James ‘French
Rufie
McQuade Beats Murphy Printers In Intertown Bowling Match
McQuade defeated Murphy Printers in a tight Intertown Bowling League contest at Lynch alleys. High scores featured Demambro with 291 total and 123 high string, while McQuade and Graber Bros. posted strong totals amid a night of competitive bowling.
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McQuade
Murphy Printers
Graber Bros
Rainville
Ee Cathe
Ketola
Sawyer
Kitowicz
Demambro
H. Peterson
Jim Duggan
G. Murphy
H. Murphy
Sheriden
Cleary Isc
Farrell
Ona
Gros. ER. McDonald
Wasiuk
Legere
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United Motors & Auto-Lite
Avery & Murphy, Inc
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Sudbury, Rd
Thoreau St
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Legion Drum Corps
Maynard Monumental Co
Main St
Concord Briefs
Wakien Street
Concord Turnpike
Verane
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
Edith M Bailey
Louis Venti
Guiseppi
Stlmatine Seminary
St. Bernard's Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the West Concord Union Church
Bible Institute of
Providence, Rhode Island
Edward F. McManus
Middle Street
Joseph W. Lavelle
New Jersey
McManus
Emerson Playground
WPA
Concord Home Industries
Art Center
Lexington Road
Concord, Boot and Saddle Club
Elizabeth
Margaret Swift
Balknap Street
Brookline
Strathcona Road
Elizabeth Swift
Andrew
Bard College
Howard P. Swift
Sylvia van Ness
Carl N. van Ness
Helen Blanchard
Wedalebay
Trader Horn
Smith Bellew
Heather Angel
Rochelle Hudson
Robert Kent
Peddpeles
House OF
Ikeey
Gette Henry
Sylvia Sid
Ane
Ian Gunter
Anita Louise
Donald
Criep
Edmund Goulding
Max Steiner
Walt Disney
Deanna Durbin
Arthur A. Magurn
Mass
Irkland
M. W. Palmer
Great South Reat
Gohcord Road
Guernsey
Plant Jr
Sande
B. J. Cullen, Mor
Julia Pearson
Edith Spiers
Concord Red Cross
Leslie’ Anderson
W A Tolin
Brierdale Farm
Arlington
Naval
ST. Ayna
Ota
Ideali
Mary Hosmer
Boston
Little Red
Middlesex County Extension Office
Everett Street
Emerson
Nancy Carkin
Concord Female Charitable Society
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury Road
Anson Wheeler
Maine
West Concord Union Church Sunday School
Emerson Hospital
Susan Boylan
Acton
Mei Ane Hy
New York
Hous Comporta Wiracur
McQuade Beats ‘Printers
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Norman & Kearar Moher
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Powder Mill Road
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