Union Association Holds Moderated Meeting on Eternal Life
Cleland served as moderator before the annual Union Association meeting while Virginia Prescott led the People’s Club event at six. The Middlesex County Convention in Boston drew attention as Concord Public Schools postponed activities due to two mumps cases at Middlesex football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleland
Union Association
Tion
Sun- Virginia
Prescott
People’s Club
Concord Public Schools
Middlesex County
Boston
Groton
Middlesex
For Sale Maxwell Sedan Repainted Mechanical Good
Used Maxwell sedan offered for sale with repaint and mechanical condition noted. Call Motor Co at Walden St, phone 225 R for details and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Motor Co
Walden St
Tel
Concord Football Fans Attend Harvard Dartmouth Game
Concord residents join others in Cambridge for the Harvard Dartmouth clash while Middlesex Groton game is canceled due to mumps. Concord High girls hockey team heads to Wellesley on Friday to face Wellesley High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Harvard
Women's Union opens season at Trin itarian Church
The Women's Union of the Trin itarian Congregational Church held its opening meeting in the church parlor. President Mrs Leake St Moore presided and appointed a committee to arrange the November annual fair. Mrs [name missing] is chairman with Mrs Thomas Todd and Mrs Eliot R Howard also on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
Women's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Chureh
Mra Leake St. Moore
Thomas Todd
Eliot R. Howard
Mina Louisa Pratt Weds William Fred Kunin in Trinity Church
Mina Louisa Pratt daughter of Mrs. Alcott Pratt married William Fred Kunin in Trinity Church as Rev. Smith Owen officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Netile C. Powell and best man Ralph B. Jenkins. four ushers escorted the couple. The bride wore her mother’s French fallle dress with duchesse lace and a lace coronet, carrying white roses and lilies of the valley. Reception followed for family only. they will live in Boston at 67 A Chestnut Street after December 1.
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Kusgin—Pratt
Mina Louisa Pratt
Alcott Pratt
Peece
William Fred Now
Otto Kunin
Young, L. 1
Trinity
Orday
Fowrolack
Smith Owenter
Netile C. Powell
Virginia
Ralph B. Jenkins
New York
Frederick Woolsey Pratt
Meneses
Warren T. Bryant
James Hicks Stone
Alfred G. Tucker
Special Town Meeting Called by Concord Selectmen
The Concord Selectmen chaired by George M. Weed with James Nagle and Hugh Leith call a special town meeting for Friday October 29 at 8 PM to vote on two articles. One seeks a further appropriation of 6000 dollars for the Department of Roads and Bridges and the other an appropriation of 1500 dollars for a survey of the town schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
George M. Weed
James Nagle
Hugh Leith
Department of Roads and Bridges
Concord School Committee Seeks 1500 For Expert Inquiry
The Concord School Committee asks the Town for 1500 to hire experts to identify the town's problem. They propose advertising for funds as offers to do the job come in as a plugged nickel. A looking glass is suggested as a more valuable tool to reveal the troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Alan
Boston co op bank leader urges savings for college funding
A prominent Boston speaker at a Co operative Bank League convention promotes opening a cooperative banking account to build funds for a child’s college. He cites five percent interest compounded quarterly and urges starting with Concord Co operative Bank as the place to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostionpular Savte
Boston
Co-operative Bank League
Co-Operative Bank
Concord Cooperative Bank
Acton Board Schedules Auditor Sessions in Town Hall
The Apsecisors of Acton plan three sessions in the Selectmen's rooms at the Town Hall on October 21, October 28, and November 4 to discuss and adjust taxes or correct errors. Fees range from 28 dollars onward as needed.
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South Acton
Acton
Town Hall
First Snow of the Season Reported Amid Storm
Local observer Fred A. Tower of the United States Weather Bureau reported a minimum temperature of degrees during Wednesday’s heavy storm as the season opened.
Community Fair At Wennestee Draws Local Crowd
In spite of inclement weather, Wennestee hosted a fair with displays of household and fancy articles, flowers, food and candy. Donkey rides were postponed due to rain and a Punch and Judy show entertained children. Mrs Henry A Laughlin directed the show and Mrs Theodore L Smith led as general chairman with several table and activity chairmen.
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Grint Church
Babe Na
Henry A Laughlin
Theodore L. Smith
Ederick W. Eaton
8. Keyes
Horace Chenery
Constance Wheeler
Martha Chase
Olive Whitman
Wilford C. Saeger
Henry A. Laughlin
King's Daughters of First Parish Hold Fall Meeting
The King's Daughters met in the home of Mrs Cyrus Hosmer on Devons Street for their second Fall gathering. Plans for future work were discussed as M Farnham Smith read letters from organizations Thanking the group for garment offerings including Lafayette Memorial. Hostesses served refreshments. next meeting is Tuesday afternoon November 2.
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Cyrus Hosmer
Devons Street
M. Farnham Smith
Tor
Kagen
Lafayette Memorial
Hosmer
John G. Watson
Registration totals for precincts show slight decline
The Board of Registrars held meetings at the Fire Station and Town Hall with 23 names nodded and 8 added. Precinct 1 reports 1767 voters and Precinct 2 1190, totaling 2957, down from 1925 and 1924 figures.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Conema Junction
Miss Mara J Weir Ninety-Year Concord Resident
Miss Mara J Weir of 41 Main Street Concord died in her ninety fourth year. Born May 20 1633 in Saxon Mags she moved to Concord in 1837 and remained. She belonged to the Frolic Club in youth and was a member of the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Survived by two nieces and several grand nephews. Funeral Thursday October 21 at 2 PM at her home with Rev Gail Cleland officiating. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Gail Cleland
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Auxiliary Holds Children’s Party in Monument Hall
Division 44 of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held its annual Children’s Party in Monument Hall on Wednesday evening. Despite a storm reducing attendance, invited children enjoyed a program of dancing recitations and piano selections led by Miss Katherine Hayes with Mrs. Eva Dee and Mrs. Katherine Culkina in charge.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Katherine Hayes
Eva Dee
Katherine Culkina
Harvest supper and meeting of Mansfield Post Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of James J. Mansfield Post American Legion held a harvest supper at Veteran's Building on Tuesday evening. Miss Katherine Hayes and Mrs. William J. Croasley served on the committee. chorus singing followed led by President Mrs. J. William Byron with piano by Mrs. Burleigh L. Pratt. At the business session officers were nominated for the election on Tuesday November 9. Mrs. Herbert Rutirick Hosmer gave an illustrated lecture on The High Spots of Trip Abroad.
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Woman's Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Katherine Hayes
Hayes
William J. Croasley
J. William Byron
Burleigh L. Pratt
Herbert Rutirick Hosmer
Literature Study Class Meets on Hawthorne
The Concord Woman's Club lit erature study group met Tuesday afternoon at the Manse led by Allen French. The previous session covered Emerson with Rev. Benjamin A. Keley delivering the talk at the First Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Allen French
Hawthorne
Benjamin A. Keley
Emerius
Emerson
Trinity Church Concord Dedication and Confirmation Schedule
The Trinity Church in Concord Massachusetts lists events for Sunday October 31 including Confirmation at 4.465 PM, Holy Communion at 7.46 PM, and 11 AM Morning Prayer with Sermon. Parish activities include Church School at 10 AM and a Young People's Feast. A Friday November 5 meeting for Boy Scouts is noted at 7.45 PM.
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Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Claus
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouta
Walden Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Install Officers
October Masonic gathering at Temple featured supper under Duncan G. installation led by Rt Ex Geo E Fisher of District Deputy Grand High of the 18th. Officers elected and appointed include Davis Lincoln as King and Wilkins Lexington as scribe with Hartin Maynard as Royal Arch captain and Prentiss Wallace Maynard as priest among others.
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Walden
Royal Arch Masons
Temple
Duncan G
Geo
E Fisher
Jamon H. Gilligan
William H Davis
Lincoln
William A. Wilkins
Lexington
Hollis
Howe
Concord
Will A. Harnes
South Acton
Gali Cleland
Winslow J. Damon
Warren B. Goddard
Royal Arch
Robert E Hartin
Maynard
Wilber Hamlin
Andrew J. Raymond
Wisner J. Park
James F. Powers
Lindsey Smith
Wallace
Tyler
R. Clifford Pratt
Novel Weekend At Country Club Event Planned
Walter M. Johnson the club professional plans a novel weekend event to be played on the club links if weather permits. He closes his season in Concord next Sunday and will return April 1. He will spend November at Seaituate and open a golf school in Boston December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Concord
Seit‘uate
Boston
Concord Methodist Church Annual Sale and Supper
The Ladies Aid Auxiliary hosts a sale and supper at the Veteran's Building on Thursday from 2 to 10 p.m. Featuring fancy work, aprons, dresses, candies, cakes, ice cream, and more with a brass band from Stow providing music. Supper served 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Ladies’ Aid Auxiliary
Veteran's Building
Stow
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