Middlesex Health Association Elects Officers at Medford Meeting
The annual meeting of the Middlesex Health Association Inc. held Wednesday at the Old Royalty Medford elected officers for 800ne year. Dr Carl C MacCogigan was re elected president and Dr Wilfred L McKenzie and Mr William J Bell were named co presidents. Mr Earl Blakley continues as treasurer and Claude D Patch becomes secretary. The meeting included reading of the annual report by Miss Mary Hoisingen RN and a finance report by Clarence Q Whit of Reading National Bank.
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Middlesex Health“Assoct Inc
Old Royalty
Medford
Mary
Earl Blakley
Executive Committee Members Named Across District Meeting
The executive committee includes Mrs. Arthur W Coolidge Reading Mrs Elisha Fowler Reading Mrs C C Hunt Byverett Dr Charles A MacPherson Medford Mr James J Quinn Winchester Mr Winthrop G Rockwell Watertown Mr Almon E Richardson Melrose Dr Therese B Thomas Arlington Mr Clarence C White Reading Mr Frank L Scott Belmont The meeting drew wide attendance with representation from nearly all cities and towns Greenough of Medford catered Dr Charles F Wilinsky Beth Israel House spoke on developing importance of child health activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Coolidge
Reading
Elisha Fowler
Greenough
Medford
Charles F. Wilinsky
Beth Israel House
Concord T T Beats Warren in Third Straight Victory
Concord T T defeated Warren A A of Boston 20 to 6 on Emerson playground. The hosts forced a safety in the first period when Warren quarterback L Barnard fumbled behind his goal. Tompkins scored the first touchdown and, with a 45 yard pass to Flannery setting up a second, Parks finished the scoring.
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Concord
Concord ‘Town
Warren A. A
Boston
Emerson Playground
Warren
Quarteback
L. Barnard
Tompkins
Flannery
Parks
Randall Intercepts Pass for 35 Yard TD in Final Period
In a late fourth quarter play Randall a right halfback intercepted a forward pass and sprinted 35 yards for a touchdown. Store-Concord Town team 20. Touchdowns credited to Tompkins Flannery Parks and Randall. Safety recorded by L Bernard. Referee Edward F Loughlin.
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Randall
The
Concord T. T
Asons
Dbe
Rmott
Appleby
Pobid
Foss
Warren A. A—Doyle
Doherty
Hamilton
Sarafalo
Barnard J
Travers
F. Henin
Douglass
Waldman
L. Barnard
McGatchen
Concord Town
Warren A.A. G
Tompkins
Flannery
Parks and Randall
Edward F. Loughlin
Grange to Confer Third and Fourth Degrees
WEST CONCORD GRANGE NOTES report twelve candidates will receive the third and fourth degree at the next meeting Monday evening October 28. The third degree will be led by Past Master Mrs Linnie Hodgdon and the fourth by the regular officers with Mrs Joséphine Pearce as master.
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Grange
Halloween Dance Opens Dancing Season in Village
The village hosts its eighth annual Hallowe en Dance on Friday evening October 25 held by An nursnac Grange in association with music by the Maje Music Makers, a seven piece troupe from Wellesley and Boston. Vaudeville acts are part of the evening with admission from 15 cents and up.
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Moe
Hallowe'en
Annursnac Grange
Maje Music Makers
Petecetra
Wellesley
Boston
Concord High Girls Tennis Second Round Results
The Concord High School girls singles tournament second round was played on Emerson grounds. Hilda Torstensen beat Catherine Wiles 6-1, Ethel Brown won over Eunice Johnson 6-1, Helen Deacon defeated Dorothy Brown 6-2, Dorothy Erisman beat Barbara Marshall 8-6, Elizabeth Goulding beat Virginia McFarland 6-4, Bertha Hansen defeated Mary Sullivan 6-1, Ruth Hinsman beat Phyllis Bass 9-7, Elizabeth Johndroe over Ann Tracy 6-3, Luella Huntoon defeated Barbara 6-2, Molly Harlow beat Nancy Brown 6-1, Alice Moynihan defeated Helen Tobin 6-0, Catherine Muffin beat Hunice Muller 6-1.
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Concord
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Hilda Torstensen
Catherine Wiles
Ethel Brown
Eunice Johnson
Helen Deacon
Dorothy Brown
Dorothy Erisman
Barbara Marshall
Elizabeth Goulding
Virginia McFarland
Bertha Hansen
Mary Sullivan
Ruth Hinsman
Phyllis Bass
Eilizabeth Johndroe
Ann Tracy
Luella Huntoon
Barbaras
Molly Harlow
Nancy Brown
Alice Moynihan
Helen Tobin
Catherine Muffin
Hunice Muller
Woman's Parish Association Meeting Outlines Religion Talk
The Woman's Parish Association of the First Parish held its monthly meeting in the vestry with Mrs. Charles C. Edgarton presiding. Mrs. Guy Moulton sang solos. Rev. Wilton E. Cross of Franklin, N H., spoke on The Heart of Religion. A social hour followed under Mrs. Cyrus Hosmer's committee.
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Concord
Woman’s Parish Association
First
Charles C. Edgarton
Guy Moulton
Wilton E. Cross
Unitarian Church
Franklin
N. H
Jea
Cyrus Hosmer
East Quarter Unit Opens at Middlesex Extension Service
The Hast Quarter Unit of the Middlesex Extension Service held its opening meeting on Monday afternoon at Virginia Road. Mrs Caleb Henry Wheeler Jr hosted with Mrs William Ree in charge leading a discussion on The Cooking of Greens during the session.
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Middlesex Extension Service
Gee and
Home
Concord High Holds Off Needham In Narrow Football Thriller
Concord High School beat Needham High 7 to 6 on Henderson Playgrounds Saturday afternoon. McGrath scored for Concord with a drop kick after a punt recovery, Sparks of Needham added a late TD, and officials praised neither side for rough play amid a tense, hard hitting game.
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Concord
Neqshem
Ofcials
Needham
Concord High School
Concord High-Needham High
Hmerson
Godfrey
Wellington
Medford
McGrath
Cunningham
Sparks
Concord Boys
Couch
Jaghug
Mara
Cook
Denton
Efiot
Meharrell
Besco
Todd
Pooner
Fosset
Heyliger Re
Garret
Prescott
Jaekling
McWalter
Local dining room set ad seeks applicants in West Concord
Classified notice offers an oak dining room set and eight places with three ticket patties for sale or rental. Apply at 24 Central Street West Concord or call Concord 509 M for details.
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Central
West Concord
Concord
Middlesex County Sportsmen Hold Meeting At Maynard Rod & Gun Club
The Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs met at the Maynard Rod & Gun Club with 150 sportsmen from 24 clubs. Warden Harry H. Cook led as president, with Daniel Raymond as vice president and O. M. Drevitson as secretary. The group opposed a steel trap referendum, urged uniforms for wardens, and asked revision of hunting license fees.
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Maynard
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
League
Harry H. Cook
Concord
Federal Game ‘Warden
Daniel Raymond
Framingham
O. M. Drevitson
Burlington
Quinn
Cambridge
Fresh Pond
Lincoln
Delgates
H. N. Bradbury
Sportsmens Club
W R. Burns
Drevitson
Maynard Club
Local Society Financial Statement Listing Directors
The record shows liabilities of 1 044 248 54 including deposits of 935 593 38 for Christmas and other club deposits. It lists profit and loss, interest, rents, expenses, and prepaid items with 1 914 63 total expenses and 1 048 28 54 deducted. Signatures of H Creighton president and treasurer P J Sullivan and others attest perjury statements.
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H Creighton
Q . E. Taylor
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Benjamin F. Townsend
George F. Lynch P J/Sullivan
Epworth League Conducts Services at Deaconess Home
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted services at the Deaconess Home for Aged Women Sunday afternoon.
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The
Epworth League of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Deaconess Home For
Concord High Tennis Girls Singles 3rd Round Results
Helen Deacon defeated Elizabeth Goulding 6-2. Ken Diskin beat Dorothy Frisnian 6-1. Bertha Hansen defeated Catherine Mullen 6-3.
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Concord High
Helen ‘Deacon
Elizabeth Goulding
Ken Diskin
Dorothy Frisnian
Bertha Hansen
Catherine Mullen
Stoneham High at Concord Cross Country Meet
Concord hosts Stoneham High in a cross country meet on Thursday October 24 with teams competing for top placement.
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Concord
Stoneham High School
Concord High School
Middlesex School Stuns MIT Freshmen 27 to 6
Middlesex School of Concord defeated MIT freshmen from Cambridge 27 to 6 on Middlesex Field Saturday. It was the fourth win for the Concord school. MIT scored once, spoiling Middlesex’s defensive record. Middlesex has 70 points for and six against this season.
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Middlesex School of Concord
Cambbridge
Middlesex
Concord
Tech
Town of Selectmen Notice for Weekly Meeting Time
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen is set for Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in Creighton rooms lock. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time or to the secretary of the Board. William C. Strout, Chairman Edwin Carlton, Secretary P. Joseph Schnair.
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Town of Selectmen's
Notiss
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Lock
William. C. Strout
Edwin Carlton
P. Joseph Schnair
Framingham Sheriff Sale Listed on Described Sudbury Parcels
Massachusetts Middlesex county Framingham on September 20 1929 sheriff sale scheduled for November 9 1929 at 9 oclock in the forenoon at 76 Concord Street Framingham office of the sheriff to sell all rights of Elezore Jolin in three parcels of land in Sudbury Pierce Pratt and related holders with a recorded deed from Blizore John to Augustin D John of Watertown and dated October 25 1923 with public auction details and boundaries described in the attachable Mesne Process.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Framingham
National Bank Building
Concord Street
County of
Elezore Jolin
Elzeore Jolin
Elzore Jolin
Augustin D. John
Sudbury
Nathan L. Gente
Pratt
Leyi S. Jones
Jones
Emma A. Johnson
Middlesex South
Levi 8. Jones
H. Pratt
John B. Goodnow
George W. Stone
Thomas P. ‘Hurlbut
Aaron Hunt
Dudley Brook
J. Smith Jones
Curtis B. Moore
James P. Willis
Wash Brook
Iron Pool
Blzore John
Watertown
Paul I. Einebury
Ty. Sheritt
Lost Book Deposit No 950 Notice
Law notice states Deposit Book No 950 has been lost and payments are stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings by H F Smith Treasurer Concord Massachusetts October 5 1929.
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Middlesex Institution
H. F. Smith
Soncord
Maine
Treasure
Concord
Mass
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Falth Assn
Pice Officers
W. A. Twombly
Irtha E. Feeley
Elks’ Hall
ODD Fellows Hall
Tel
T. T
Bey
Boston Edison Company
Mainlin
Maynard Edison
Nason Street
Lothi Edison
Edison Electric
Electric: Illuminating Company OF Boston
Reer
Starkweather
Sagt
Low
Nichols
Rideout
Alden
Robinson
Cothon
Cee
Shree
Donahue
Moore
Ump
Ralph W. ‘Sims
Maynard, Mase
Town’ Hall
OWA
Assessors of
Baby -Taladae
Sale Walker
GEO. Graham
McKinley St
Ety Iaynard
Tt Company of
Clése
U.S
Coltral
Banking
Sprites
Esseis
National Banks N and Trust Companies
Fas
Middlesex School
M. I.T. Fresh
Westford
Bion
le Helo
Hubbard
Baldwin
Novy
South Sudbury
Goulding's Antique Shop
Mase
Bradley
Lexington Resa
Cord
Franels McManus
Crane Avenue
Office OF Selectmen
Acton
Selectién
Wet Hee Mill
East
Acts
Waldo E. Whitcomb Wendall F. Dav
Howard J. Fee
Aes
J. Holmes
West Acton
U. S
A. Us
Concord Enterprise, “Agivers! Ass
Newton St
Marlboro
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