Concord Church Supper Sparks Halloween Spirit
At West Concord Church a harvest Halloween supper drew many parishioners. Miss Maryins and Sybil Buniford wore costumes, audience shared in music from Mrs Carrie, and Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone gave a brief address. The event committee led by William A Rodday included Laina Fought and several parish helpers.
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Panduet
Maryins
Sybil Buniford
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Carr‘e Yy
William A. Rodday
Laina Fought
Allison H. Nis
Sadie Hawley
Jo Lapham
Margaret Thetbee
Mary. Pratt
Ite
Evelina Edward
Concord Woman's Club Opens West Chapter Meeting
The first Concord Woman's Club session inaugurates the West chapter with plans for community projects and social activities. Members discuss upcoming programs and volunteer opportunities within the city.
Concord Woman's Club Reception at Odd Fellows Hall
The Concord Woman's Club will hold a reception for President Mrs Robert Walker and officers at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday. The event was moved from Harvey Wheeler School due to conflicts with late classes.
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Concord Woman’s Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Robert Walker
Harvey Wheeler School
Main Street Fair at Circle Supper by Congregational Church
The Circle of the Congregational church in South Acton hosts a Main Street Fair on October 24 and 25 in the vestry. A baked bean supper starts at 6:30 p.m. followed by a one act play The Minister Comes to Tea. Local shops and volunteers support Hodgens 5 and 10 cent store, Chinese laundry, Reynolds gift shop, and Kiddyland shop.
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South Acton
Congregational Church
Capelle’s Catering Company
Hodgen
George Hodgen
Charles H. Ob Bee
Reynolds
Jesse Reynolds
Quimby
Emma Quimby
Kiddyland
Local Shops Offer Gift Goods At Holiday Display
Mrs. Benj. J. Ineson leads Fletcher's flower shop with Mrs. Wills. Fletcher and Thayer's food shop with Mrs. Herbert T. Thayer. Stowell's candy shop with Miss M. Alma Stowell present a large variety of useful and fancy articles and a fine line of gift suggestions.
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Benj. J. Ineson
Fletcher
Wills. Fletcher
Thayer’s
Herbert T. Thayer
Stowell’s
M. Alma Stowell
First Things First at West Concord Union Church
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preached a vigorous morning sermon on First Things First at the West Concord Union church. The afternoon Junior Christian Endeavor met for the first time this season with Edith Bailey supervising and lighthouse reports from Middlesex Union members. James L Adams reports land sales in Acton to Sawyer Gray and to the Boston and Maine Railroad.
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UNION
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union
Gertrude H Rideout
Verne
Liszt
James L. Adams
Acton
Benjamin
H. Sawyer
Herbert A Gray
Boston and Maine Railroad
Pupils Act Two Plays Honoring a Patriot
West Concord pupils staged two well acted plays on Thursday at the Harvey Wheeler school honoring a patriot. The event drew interest from local students and staff as performances showcased community spirit.
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West Concord
Harvey -Wheeler
School Dramatic Club Stages Tom Sawyer Rip Van Winkle
Last week in the seen hall under Miss Susane Reynolds and Literature, the Dramatic club presented portions of Tom Sawyer and pupils of the seventh grade performed Rip Van Winkle. A Darky Impersonation by Miss Mary Murray added to the amusement with talented young actors in a listed cast including Tom Sawyer and Rip Van Winkle roles.
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Susane Reynolds
Dramatic Club
Tom Sawyer
Rip van Winkle
Mary Murray
Lauren Kingman
Dim Thomas MacAuley
Billy Fisher Winslow
Damon Aunt Polly
Mary Chase
Jonny Miller
Bil” Delaney
Ben Rogers
Robert Rodday
Rip Van Winkle _ Noble Loomer
Frances Reed
Pearle Hughes
Constable
Concord Beats Braintree 19-0 in High School Football
Oct. 16 Concord High School crushed Braintree High 19 to 0. The triumph showcased Concord’s offense and defense as they rolled to a decisive home victory.
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Concord
Concord High School
Braintree High
Concord High Triumphs 19-0 Over Braintree In Heat Affected Scrimmage
Concord High defeated Braintree 19 to 0 at Emerson Playground on a hot Saturday morning before a large crowd of rookers. Key moments included a 45 yard run by McGrath and a 50 yard scoring sprint by Cunningham, with Jagling and Gunningham contributing major plays.
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Emerson Playground
Rookers
Braintree
Concord
Jagling
McGrath
Gunningham
Cunningham
Concord High
Mara
Burke
Denton
Foss
Behanell
Besco
Todi
Todd
Fish
Spooner
McAskell
Heylign
Cook
Garrett
Prescott
Erisman
McWalter
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Concord Triumphs In Four Quarter Collegiate Gridiron Showdown
Concord defeated opponents 19 0 12 7 19 as Cunningham and Jagling scored touchdowns. Cunningham added the extra point, with Joseph Lynch referee and four eight minute periods played.
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McGrath
Raintree High
Galotti
Hiltz
Byams
Page
Thomas
Henley
D’arigo
Bates
Walsh
Sward
Cunningham
Joseph Lynch
Sheedy
David Robinson
Hudson Woman Entertains Class At Park Street Home
Members of the Altruistic class of the Federated church were guests of Mrs. Irving Ryad on Park Street. A brief musical program and a series of games preceded luncheon. One feature was a member recalling earning a dollar in the recedape riod.
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Hudson
Federated Church
Irving Ryad
Park Street
Receda
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