Solemn High Mass Requiem for Miss Margaret Meahan
Miss Margaret Meahan of Concord died Wednesday at 9 Cottage Lane after fifty years in Concord. Funeral held Friday at Saint Jerome’s Church with Solemn High Mass of Requiem by Rev Healey. Burial in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Survived by brother William H Tierney and other relatives.
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Concord
Margaret Meahan
Cottage Lane
In-Daw
William H. Tierney
S Érnaris
Fr Healey
Catherine M. Hagerty
Concord Country Club closes season with turkey tourney
Hubert M Wardwell Jr wins the turkey event in three quarters handicap vs par as John Merwin caps a record season with a 53 1 52 in the ringer tournament. Merwin set four club records this year and holds Winchester and Yale course records. Francis Ouimet and Wilfred Ouimet played a mingling match on the club links.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Hubert M. Wardwell, Jr
John Merwin
Merwin
Winchester
Yale
John Buttrick
Francis Ouimet
Wilfred
Links
Itis
Hubert M Ward
i,Jr
Henry P . Kidder
West Concord Woman's Club Meeting Honors Mrs Sawyer
The West Concord Woman's Club met at Odd Fellows hall on Friday afternoon with president Mrs Robert Aiker presiding. Guest of honor Mrs George H Sawyer spoke on Massachusetts club strength, followed by performances by Miss Ferrari Miss Henderson and others. Refreshments served by Mrs Blood and others.
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West Concord
Hybaerie
Robert Aiker
George H Sawyer
Woftiin
Odd Fellows Hall
Ferrarri
Marjorie Sheppard
Mise Pearl Young
Mise Beatrice Henderson
Massachusetts
Benj. de ¥By
Federation Music of
Robert Walken
Mst
Swamysett
West
John Connerton
E L ’Bumford
W A Rodday
F . Walker
Rs. Murdock Mcléod
Henry Hawley
Weeks
H E Day
Open Season Opens as Hundred Hunters Flock to Middlesex Woods
Open season for upland game begins in Middlesex County with pheasants woodcock squirrels hares and rabbits on the menu. Quail and partridge are closed this fall with hares and rabbits remaining open into February. Fire crews brace for brush fires as dry woods raise risk while wardens check for quota compliance and unlawful hunting.
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Concord
Counntry
Arlington
Lexington
Boston
Middlesex County
Concord Social Highlights Include Debut Plans and Exhibits
Mr and Mrs Fred W Baten reside at 230 Marlboro Street for the winter. Dorothea Newman, daughter of Mrs Waton, will debut at a Brookline Country Club dance in November. Concord Art Center hosts high school tours with Alma de Mier explaining modernist traits as students describe one painting. Several social events, postponements, and engagements involve Miss Mary Cool and Mrs Buttrick of Condit, with Cool receiving multiple honors and provisional Junior League status noted.
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Fred W. ‘Baten
Marlboro Street
Boston
Dorothea ‘Newman
Waton
Brookline Country Club
Concord Art Center
Alma de Mier
William ‘Buttrick
Condit
Mary Cool
Migg Cool
Mary
West
Stedman Trick
Concord
Miss Do
Concord Players Stage The Devil and the Cheese
Concord players rehearse a fantastical romantic comedy The Devil and the Cheese to be presented at Veterans Building on December 6 7. The unusual play promises thrills and a novel plot for audiences.
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Concord
Local Clockwork Mixup Yields Mysterious Carriage Code
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Advertising Service Maximizes Newspaper Pulling Power
The text touts a unique advertising service offered by the newspaper to maximize pulling power of ads. It claims long standing exclusive rights to provide selling results and ongoing support linking readers and advertisers within the city.
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Chicago Tribune
Élee
Your Town
Arid
Chicago
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