Cornerstone Sermon Echoes Unitarian History and Faith
The text recalls a cornerstone laying for a Trinitarian war church, tracing its 1826 founding in the Unitarian era, noting 189? and 1924 milestones, and honoring Rev. Asa Rand with affirmed beliefs in God Jesus Christ the Holy Spirit the Bible and church mission. Two congregants Miss Mary Munroe and Willard T Farrar are highlighted for long service.
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Town Fathers Weigh Charleston Dance Curbs
An anonymous letter to the Selectmen complains of the Charleston in town halls. Officials, wary of new dances, consider restrictions while Driscoll may be asked to advise on inhibiting the Charleston’s latest phase.
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Rat Driscoll
Mrs Mock seeks custody and support amid divorce history
Divorced and remarried Mr and Mrs Mock once lived in Somerville after a 1911 New Rochelle marriage. A Suffolk Probate Court decree for cruelty was granted in 1924 and made absolute last May. Mrs Mock intended to move to New York and retain custody of the younger son, Joseph, while the elder son Louly Jr remained with Mr Mock. This year on August 29 she began a new life in Concord and seeks custody of both children with support, attaching $10,000 of her husband’s deposits at OM Colony Trust Company Boston to secure provisions if courts order support.
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Symphony Ensemble concert at Town Hall Friday evening
The Symphony Ensemble, eagerly anticipated each year, will perform at the Town Hall on Friday evening November 13 at eight. The thirteen players are members of the Boston orchestra and will be joined by Maria Conde formerly with the Metropolitan Opera. The event benefits the Concord music centre and its pupil program, supporting local music education.
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Stow Bowling Hopes Rise Amid Baseball Contention
Local notes report Stow Town’s Holy Name controversy easing with promise of a continuation of baseball and bowling contention this week. Ted Aday predicts Stow could field a strong team to beat Holy Name, while plans for an intertown bowling league include Marlboro Clinton Maynard Northboro and Framingham. Dr. Gerald Griffin, once practicing in Stow, has moved to Westboro to establish a new dental practice.
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