Masonic Installation at Walden Royal Arch Chapter
The newly chosen officers at Walden Royal Arch Chapter will be installed Monday at 8 o clock. Rt Ex Winfield Teme of Marlboro leads the ceremony assisted by Ex Clea E Williams. High Priest elect is Robert B. Martin with Maynard presiding at the business meeting. Corinthian Lodge and Charles A Welth Lodge members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Royal Arch
Wilber Hamlin
Aerd
Masonic
Winfield Teme
Marlboro
Clea E Williams
Robert BE
Hartin
Maynard
Corinthian Lodge
A. M
Charles A Welth
Sean Chapman
Yankees Trounce Wakefield In Holiday Victory
The Yankees dominated Wakefield scoring three touchdowns and 19 points on Columbus Day. Tompkins starred with a 3 yard score and reception, Parke connected with Tompkins, DeCicco ran for a score, and Parke to Mullen and Flannery added TDs. Other linemen listed include Marale Betsgey Di cos McCarthy Peterson Bartolomeo Robinson Venti Dantontrie Park Tompkins Plannery Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Wakefield
Tompkins
Romeo DeCicco
Parke
Mullen
McCarthy
Peterson
Bartolomeo
Robinson
Venti
Dentontre
Park
A. Piciée
Plannery
Mullenna
Concord Forms National Economy League Branch
A Concord branch of the National Economy League was organized at the Girl Scout Community House with Raymond Emerson as president and a slate of officers. Carl S. Dennett, Massachusetts Branch president, urged eliminating wasteful expenditures and opposed immediate veteran bonuses, while not requiring dues for local members who sign endorsement cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
National Economy League
Girl Scout Community House
Raymond Emerson
Herbert B. Hosmer
Edwin D. Brooks
Winslow
J. Damon
Robert &. Goodwin
William F
Agein
Helen’ J. Motte
Harold’ Tompkins
Hans’ W. Miller
Henry A. Laughlin
H. Whitten
Ire Brown
Ivan
Carl S. Denett
Massachusetts
League
National Hronomy League
First Parish in Concord Sunday Service and School
Reverend Edward P. Daniels leads the morning service at First Parish in Concord on Sunday October 23 with a 9 45 am start and church school at 10 45 am The event includes a morning service and related activities led by the minister with a note of a date of October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
P. Daniels
Pepe Rath
Reverend Harland Conducts Service at Concord Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Concord Massachusetts holds services led by Pastor Rev Harland at 8 Evans Street. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. The evening service starts at 7:30 p.m. with a sermon from the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Harland
Evans
West Concord Branch Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting
Mrs. Willard G. Lyon hosts the Ladies' Union for a midweek service at 7.30 p.m. A second event, the West Concord branch meets Wednesday October 26 at 2.30 p.m. to discuss union activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Willard G. Lyon
West Concord
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Local Social Notes Highlight Travels and Club Activities
Mrs George P Metcalf of Nine Acre Corner sails for St Paul Minnesota for a two week visit with friends. Mrs Moses Bradford and family plan winter in Italy and Europe aboard the S S Vulcania in November. Mr and Mrs Thomas W Surette return from Europe arriving in Canada aboard the Empress of Britain. In England they visited Mr and Mrs Christopher Baker Carr in Surrey. Elizabeth C Beckyvold Vermont 1936 joins Women s Gleen Club at the University. Newell Garfield and family settle on Elm Street. son Newell Jr attends Fenn School. Garfield relatives noted. Dancing assembly sponsored by Mrs Mason Garfield and others taught by Joseph Champagne with seven lessons from October to April at the Girl Scout House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Howe
Surrey
Elizabeth C. Beckyvold
University of Vermont
Women's Gleen Club
Newell Garfield
Gramkow House
Elm Street
Newell, Jr
Fenn School
Garfield
Stanton Garfield
Mason Garfield
Gordon Hutchins
Lawrence K Lint
H. Trumbull
Joseph Champagne
Feston
Girl Scout House
First Killing Frost Sweeps Concord Area
Middlesex County records its first general killing frost of the season with readings in the 20s. Concord hit 25 degrees and Lexington 23.5 as October turns cold, about three weeks later than the usual frost date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Concord
Lexington
Mercury
Middlesex Pups Open Season With 32 0 Victory
Middlesex school pups opened their season with a 32 to 0 win over Fenn. Quarterback Byron led with three touchdowns while Cox and R Winsor added the remaining two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Pup
Fenn School
Byron
Middlesex
Cox
R. Winsor
Mortgagee Sale of Maynard Property at Public Auction
Lawrence Savings Bank will sell the premises at 91-111 Main Street and 2 Nasone Street in Maynard, Middlesex County, Massachusetts on Wednesday November 16, 1982 at 2 PM for breach of mortgage. The sale covers a lot of about 30 366 square feet with street widening encumbrances, subject to taxes and liens. A $500 deposit is required, with balance within ten days. Arthur Brideau treasurer. Attorneys Perley D. & R. E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie’ Cohen
Maurice L. Cohen
Annie
Lawrence Savings ’Bank
Middlesex South
Main Street
Nasane Street
Maynard
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth
A. W. Haynes
B. J. Coughlan
Coughlan
Coughan
Naon Street
Jong
Nason
Maintreet
Amory Maynard
Silvee Construction’ Company
Yith Middlesex
Lawrence Savings Bank
Arthur Brideau
Perley D
R. E. Smith
Essex Street
Lawrence
Mass
Concord Falls to Leominster 41 to 6 in Big Gridiron Clash
Leominster High overpowering Concord High with a 41 to 6 victory on Columbus Day. Tellier scored three times and O'Toole added two touchdowns for Leominster, with Tocci and T DiCicco also hitting the scoring column. Concord fought hard, led by Tompkins and Palmer on defense, but could not match the visitors' firepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Leominster
Columbus
Breyff
Vzia D . O’toole
Mahan
Kelley
Mara
Gardner
Tocci
Dee
Flannery
Daman
Cahill
Sullivan
DiCicco
D DiCicco
McGrath Tellier
Weeney
Leominster High
Concord High
Tellier
O’toole
T DiCicco
Lisden
Savings and social notes from Concord Co op Bank
A report blends bank advertising with local events and society notes in Concord. The bank promotes a monthly share plan, promising safe growth and five percent annual dividends, while community items mention a charity meeting, a debutante tea, memorial flowers, a rummage sale for Girl Scouts, and local students and staff.
Trinitarian Congregational Church Events in Concord Mass
The Concord Massachusetts Trinitarian Congregational Church led by Rev. George K Thurlow hosts a series of events. On Oct 19 the North Middlesex Association meets at Rollstone Church Fitchburg with delegates from Concord. Oct 20 3 p m Women's Union featuring Mrs Ernest Riggs of Beaten and former missionary discussing Turkey. Oct 23 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m Morning service sermon on Religion and Prosperity 7 p m Young People's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
George
Thurlow
North Middlesex Association’ of Congregational Churches
iWoung Peoples Club
Probation After Death Prayer Lesson At First Church
Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school. testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 45. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 on weekdays. Lesson Sermon subject Probation After Death to be read in Christ Science churches October 23. Golden Text Behold now is the day of salvation and related Bible citations included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of* Christ Scientist
Churches of Christ
Jesus
Cacy
Mary
Baker Eddy
Four Ball Medal Play Leads At Concord Country Club
At Concord Country Club on Columbus Day Burleigh L Pratt and Hubert M Wardwell led with an 82 72. John B Buttrick and C Berkeley Johnson took best gross with 80 73 while Buttrick teamed with William Faversham Jr for 80 74. Other scores follow including Holden Pierce 87 75 and Brooks Bowers 96 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Columbus
Burleigh L. Pratt
Hubert M- Wardwell
John B Buttrick
C Herkeley Johnson
Buttrick
William Faversham, Jr
Hubert M. Wardwell, Jr
Met
John B. Buttrick
C. Berkeley Johnson
William ‘Faversham, Jr
John ‘B Buttrick
Johnson
Ralph Holden
Frank A Pierce
Frederic Gooding
Edward Warren
Henry P’ Kidder
Arthur’ B Brooks
Edward P ‘Daniels
Charles L Foote
Ibis
Charles F Bowers
Harold Bowers
Concord Council commemorates memorial mass at St Bernard’s
The Concord Council K of C held its annual memorial mass for departed members on Wednesday morning at 8 o’clock in St Bernard’s church. Members attended in large numbers and sat together in front, led by Terence J Mc Hugh, grand knight, as Rev Joseph W Healy celebrated the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
Atimemorial -Mass Y
Trinity Church schedules rector Russell Peck events
Rev Charles Russell Peck, rector, announces a busy series at Trinity Church. On Sunday October 23 Holy Communion at 8 45 am, church school at 9 30 am, morning prayer and sermon at 11 am. Wednesday October 26 3 30 pm annual meeting of the Church Aid Society. Thursday October 27 7 80 pm choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Concord
Charles
Russell Peck
Church Aid ‘Society
Girl Scouts Invite Miss Schrottky For Talk
Miss Oledd Schrottky former National Director of Plays and Pageants for the Girl Scouts will address Girl Scouts, parents, and interested residents on Friday October 28 at 8 o clock. The meeting is at the Scout House on Walden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oledd Schrottky
Gir
Walden Street
Mrs. Nyland and Vantwuyver Sisters Return from Holland
Mrs John Nyland of Thoreau Street and the Misses Meta and Agnes Vantwuyver returned from a summer in Holland. Mrs Nyland visited her 83 year old father H J Vanderink in Almelo and relatives. Meta and Agnes stayed with grandparents in Northern Holland and sailed home on the steamship Veendam. They were met in New York by N Vantwuyver and Miss Aljean Nyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
John Nyland
Thoreau Street
Meta
Agnes Vantwuyver
Nyland
Concord
H. J. Vanderink
Almelo
Anges Vantwuyver
Veen‘dam
Rotterdam
New York
N. Vantwuyver
Aljean Nyland
Harvest Festival Service At Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
A Harvest festival service was held Sunday at the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street under the Ladies' Aid Society. Rev Arthur J. Jeffries of West Acton Baptist Church spoke, with a musical program by local talent. Refreshments followed before the evening service where Rev Olaf M Johnson preached on The Reason Why. Mrs Walter N How of Hubbard Street is recovering well from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Lang Street
Ladies‘ Aid Society
Arthur J. Jeffries
West Acton
Reelected President Heads Country Club Board
Henry K Kidder of 8 er road was reelected president of the Country Club for a second term at the annual meeting held Saturday evening in the clubhouse. Ralph Piper was chosen vice president, Charles G Edgarton secretary, Ralph Holden treasurer, with Alexander A Cameron, Henry A Laughlin and Arthur B Brooks as fellow governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renenue
Henry K Kidder
Cons Country Club
Ralph Piper
Charles G Edgarton
Ralph Holden
Alexander A Cameron
Henry A. Laughlin
Arthur B. Brooks
Middlesex Runs Win Streak With 31 14 Victory
Middlesex Academy extended its season winning streak by beating Country Day School of Newton 31 to 14 on Saturday. Country Day led 7 to 6 at halftime before Middlesex pulled away in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cnce
Country Day School of
Newton
Covntry Day
Snelling Wins Flag Tournament at Concord Country Club
In a weekend flag tournament at Concord Country Club, Harry B. W. Snelling led the field for first prize with his shot in the 19th cup. Wells Blanchard placed second at 130 yards from the 19th green, with Alexander A. Cameron 87 yards from the 18th green in third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Harry B W Snelling
Wells Blanchard
Alexander A Cameron
Harry — B. W. Snelling
Samuel A Shannon
Charles L Foote
C. Hayden Whitney
Eliot R. Howard
Harold Powers
Andrew H Hepburn
E. Payson True
Frank A Pierce
Charles RB. Johnson
Stanwood K Bolton
King's Daughters Plan Meetings for 1932 33 Season
During 1932 33 the King's Daughters will meet on the first and third Tuesdays each month. They met yesterday in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House with Mrs Wendell P Raymond and Mrs Norman C Spencer as hostess es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell P Raymond
Norman C Spencer
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Walden
West Concord Union Church
Mase
Reva Aulged Wheeler
Society of Christiant Enst
Fanca
Willj
John Damon
Donald Bell
Mary McAuley
Eunice Miller
Res
R. Emerson
Local
Methodist «Episcopal Church
The
Concord National
Waenss
Minotti DiCicco
Tivoli DiCicci
Richard Mara
Palmer
Leominster H. Concord
H. Foster
Saladini
Lere Lapham Wylie
Bloomberg
Capone
St St.Horne
Heylizer
Goodhue
Akers
Concord Co-operative Bank
Co-operative Bank
Adv
Concord: Female Charitable Society
Henry‘f Smith
Sudbury Road
Estabrook Road
Mise Willen Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Eliza B. ‘MacQuarrie
Tung Oil Co
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Dorothy J Peterson
Simmons College
Simmons
Pratt and
Wardwell
Johnson Gross
King's Daughters
Middlesex Institution For Savings
L. & E. Thrift Store
Main St
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