Prize Drill At Reformatory Third Company Wins Prize Banner
The Third Company wins the prize banner at the reformatory drill judged by Capt. Dee. Maj. Moyse and Capt. O Connell pick the winners after battalion maneuvers and an armed drill. Rep. Brier attends as officials praise the men's showing with Capt. Dee commending ambition and effort. Middlesex defeats omg ag with multiple touchdowns and field goals.
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Correction
Sanford
Bates
Citizen Army
Michael J. Dee
Yankee Division
Reformatory
Ctff
George G. Moyse
W. G. Ryan
C. X. O'Connell
Institution
3D Company
Charles T. Judge
Frank L. Brier
Dorchester
Henry A. Higgins
Middlesex School Triumph Over Dummer Academy
Middlesex School of North Concord defeated Dummer Academy 34 to 0 at North last Saturday. The Middlesex lineup dominated the game with strong running and defense sealing the shutout.
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Eleves Lcones Dummer Academy
Middlesex School
Leven
North Concord
Dummer Academy
Eleveyfield
North
Lotus Male Quartet to Assist at First Parish Vesper
The Lotus Male Quartet of Boston will join the First Parish church for the first vesper service on Sunday evening October 30. Members are Robert Martin first tenor William Hicks second tenor Nelson Raymond baritone and Frank Cannell bass. The service includes organ preludes, operatic selections from Wagner Beethoven and Salome, a sermon and prayers with hymns and benediction.
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Lotus Male Quartet
Boston
Robert Martin
William Hicks
Nelson Raymond
Frank Cannell
Boellmann
Lowell High School Defeats Concord 14 to 0 at Spalding Park
Lowell High School football team beat Concord 14 to 0 at Spalding Park Lowell Saturday afternoon. Quarterback Giles injured shoulder sidelined. Mullaney and D Wood stepped in. Lowell dominant on offense and line, with touchdowns by Clarence Gibbons and others as listed by roster and officials.
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Concord
Spalding Park
Giles
Mullaney
D. Wood
Lowell H
Concord H
Bec So
Bec So Bina La'aa Eke Re, Mara Deaneas Lg, Johanson Sey
Slekee le
Dugan
Gibbons
Souters
Iinesman
Roane
Campaign for Radcliffe endowment seeks funds from Concord
A Boston area appeal urges Concord to contribute 15000 toward a 3 million dollar Radcliffe College endowment. The drive aims to support new buildings and higher salaries for faculty, addressing needs of women’s higher education.
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Eves
Radcliffe
Concord
Gical
Radcliffe College Ties to Harvard Emphasized by Concord Club
Prescott Keyes, president of the Concord Harvard Club, notes Radcliffe College began as the Harvard Annex in 1879 and received a Massachusetts charter in 1894. It now has about 700 students, with 150 in graduate study, and its degrees are certified by Harvard. Dean Briggs cites Radcliffe as sharing Harvard’s educational tradition and values.
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Radcliffe
Harvard
Massachusetts
Dean Briggs
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Harvard Club
Arlington Scouts Award Merit Badges Ceremony
Concord Scout officials witnessed Arlington Council Boy Scouts of America award about 40 merit badges to eight boys. One Scout earned 10 badges while two others earned life and star badges. The flag salute pledge and Scout odes were performed as about a thousand residents watched and joined in singing The Star Spangled Banner and America.
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Arlington
Arlingtdén Council
Boy Scouts of America
America
Acton Center Residents Disappointed by Power Glitch
Acton town hall crowd gathered for a Middlesex County Bureau event but most pictures could not be shown due to 40 cycle current, unlike the 60 cycle standard. Lecturer Parke pledged to reschedule next month with a specially equipped machine.
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Town Hall
Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics
Acton
Parke
Sewing Circle Preparing Annual Fair at Universalist Church
South Acton notes the Sewing Circle of the Universalist church busy preparing for the annual fair to be held in the vestry on November 10 with afternoon and evening sessions.
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the Universalist Church
Halloween Party at Congregational Vestry
A jolly Hallowe en party was held in the vestry of the Congregational church on Thursday evening. Attendees wore black and orange, with grotesque silhouettes. The event opened with a march led by Isabelle Annis, Gertrude Stiles, Miriam Whitney, Mabel Crosby, Albert Tucker, John Crosby, Aurora Ball, Stoney, Pomona Ball, Ruth E. and others in costume. Games and refreshments followed the festive observance.
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Congregational Church
Isabelle Annis
Gertrude Stiles
Miriam Whitney
Mabel Crosby
Albert Tucker
John Crosby
Aurora Ball
Stoney
Pomona Ball
Ruth E
Goulds and relatives visit family across region
Leonard and Marjorie Gould of Leominster Massachusetts visited their uncle Oliver D Wood and family over the week end. Miss Elvird Cloud of Tyringham Massachusetts has been visiting her uncle E Faulkner Conant the past week. She had concluded her work in Washington D C where she held a government position for over four years.
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Leonard and
Marjorie Gould
Leominster
Mags
Oliver D. Wood
Miss Elvird Cloud
Tyringham
E. Faulkner Conant
Washington, D. C
Sermon Explores Poverty in Spirit and Moral Harvest
Rev Russell J May preached on Matthew 5 3 Blesseds are the poor in spirit emphasizing dissatisfaction with powers and achievements An object lesson for children illustrated sowing and reaping using a seed to show a field yields what is planted noting wild oats sown in youth cannot be harvested as a good crop
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Russell J. May
October devotions at St. Michael's Church Friday evening
A note invites parishioners to October devotions at St. Michael's Church this Friday at 8 o'clock in the evening. The service is planned for the week, inviting local parishioners to attend and participate.
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St. Michael's Church
Informal Legion Dance Planned at Billerica Town Hall
Many residents expect to attend an informal dance at Billerica Town Hall Wednesday evening under the Harold T. Estey post of the American Legion.
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Billerica Town Halls
Harold T. Estey
American Legion
Catholic Union to Host Nov 16 Town Hall Party
The Catholic Union of this town plans a party at the Town Hall on the evening of November 16. CARD OF THANKS We thank friends for sympathy, help and beautiful flowers in our recent bereavement, Willis EB Pike.
Mrs A L Noyes Visiting Son George L Noyes
Mrs A L Noyes is spending a few days with her son George L Noyes.
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A. L. Noyes
Son
George L. Noyes
Boston Friends Honor Acton Couple With Housewarming
Boston friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. George A. Richardson with a house warming on Friday Oct 14. Eighteen guests and five Gould & Cutler Boston company stenographers joined carload arrivals bringing food. Guests enjoyed music dancing and merriment. A fireplace set greeted the couple and George L Gould sent a $25 gift. Richardson a 39 year veteran in the Sudbury Street paint trade praised employee cooperation.
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George A. Richardson
Boston
Gould & Cutler Corporation
Richardson
Women’s Aid Meet Sets Harvest Supper Plans
The Women’s Church Aid will gather at the parsonage Thursday afternoon October 27 at 3 o’clock to discuss plans for the harvest supper and entertainment to be held in the church on Thursday November 3. Representatives from the church attended a prior meeting.
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Women’s Church Aid
Elizabeth Edwards
Chas. E. Smith
Frank B. Farrar
Edward C. Wood
Russell J. May
Annual Middlesex Union meeting in Groton on Oct 19
The Middlesex Union association of Congregational churches held its annual meeting in Groton on Wednesday October 19. Morning addresses covered a forward movement among young people and in local churches. Afternoon reports from Rev J L Gross and Rev Oliver Sewall highlighted missions and recent council discussions.
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Middlesex Union Association of Congregational
Groton
L. S. Nightwine
Fitchburg
Ora Price
Leominster
J. L. Gross
National Council of Congregational Churches
California
Oliver D. Sewall
For Sale Small Piano in Good Condition
A small piano in good condition is for sale for 25 dollars. Located at 4 Maple Street in Concord Junction. Call 405 J for more details.
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Maple St
Comcord Junction
Prison Officers' Congress Delegate Leaves for Jacksonville
Capt. Michael J. Dee of Concord Junction departed Monday for Jacksonville Florida as a delegate of the Massachusetts Prison Officers association to attend the prison congress.
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Michael J. Dee
Jacksonville, Fla
Massachusetts Prison Officers’ Association
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