Concord DAR Opens Season With Columbus Day Meeting
Concord Old Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its opening meeting at the Chapter House on Columbus Day October 12 with Regent Mrs Hort on Edmonds presiding. Lewis Dexter and Theodore Chase travel to Savannah Georgia by car and plan to return for college opening. Allyn Beardsell returns to Concord to enter Harvard senior year and William Beardsell to Exeter for his final year.
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Old Concord
Daughters of the
First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday and midweek services
The First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday service at 10 45 am with Sunday school at the same time and a Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45 pm. Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays except holidays. September 22 1929 sermon subject Matter. Bible lessons include Matthew 16 30 31 and Psalms 66 4 with reference to Science and Health.
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Leeson
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Concord High girls field hockey team begins workouts
Concord prepares a fall field hockey season with Ruth Emmons coaching the girls from Concord High. Elizabeth Swan may be ineligible under a new rule. Mary Dalton serves as manager. The team joins the Southern Division of the Greater Boston League with Arlington Lexing ton Dedham and Wellesley, opening mid October with nine games planned.
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Concord
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Concord Center
Ruth E. Emmons
Headmasters Association
Elizabeth Swan
Mary Dalton
Greater Boston
Arlington
Lexington, Dedham
Wellesley
Stone
Winthrop High
Initial Meeting of The King's Daughters Opens Fall Season
The King's Daughters host the first fall meeting on Tuesday afternoon October 1 with President Mrs Louis A Sohier presiding. A flower sale at the Choral Inn annex will run Monday from 3 to 4 pm and continue until the first killing frost arrives.
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Louis A. Sohier
Corchial Inn
Anhex
Concord observes 204th anniversary with flag dedication
Concord marks the 204th anniversary of its incorporation with flag display along Mill Dam and a flagpole ceremony at Emerson Playground. James J. Mansfield Post American Legion funded three flags, bugler Helsher led “To the Colors,” and Col. Goodwin welcomed guests. A 75‑mm shell was deposited as a relic, and the Concord Antiquarian Society opened its old house for a tea.
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Concord
Mill
Emerson Playground
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
H. 482Nd Infantry
M . G. Bugler Oo
M. Helsher, Jr
George B. Mulcahey
Old Concord
Roger D. Swain
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
James’ J. Matsfield
Edward F. Loughlin
Legion Post
Col
Loughlin
Elmer F. Joslin
Reads
Helsher
Concord Antiquarian Society
Antiquarian
Leangton Road
Herbert ‘Buttrick Hosmer
John G Morse
John G. Morse
Charles E. Brown
William B Bartlett
Cbdétume
Allen French
French
Henry F. Smith
H. Robert Bygrave
Joseph H. Orendorff
Marion B. Keyes
Trinity Church Concord Service Schedule
Rev Smith O. Dexter rector leads Holy Communion at 8 30 a m and Morning Prayer with a sermon at 11 a m on Sunday September 22 at Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Garden Club meeting on Small Gardens lecture
The Garden Club meets this afternoon at 3 at Mrs. Berkeley Wheeler's home. Landscape architect Carl Stanton will discuss Small Gardens with stereoptical slides. Hostesses are Mrs. George Hill and Mrs. Michael Cody.
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Berkeley Wheeler
Carl Stanton
Landsape
George 4. Hill
Michael Cody
Concord Rod and Gun Club Extends Skeet Winning Streak
The undefeated Concord Rod and Gun Club skeet team won their 13th straight in Massachusetts Skeet Shooting Association action by defeating Needham Sportsman's Association 2100 to 168 on Needham grounds. A. W. Macone led with a perfect 25 in the first round and totaled 48 for the day.
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Concord
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Needham
W. Bulger
W. Foss
C. Bulger
G. Holden
A. W. Macone
Jia Ty
Nt Mtu Aie
Needham Sportsman’s Assoc
G. Wade
A. Taylor
Mr. Jackson
W. Brown
Bowditch
Ead
Concord Country Club first round yields decisive wins in golf champion
In a summary of the Concord Country Club championship first round, Marwin beat Baldwin 5 and 4, Whitney defeated Bodfish 4 and 2, Snelling overcame P 4 and 3, Foe beat Cleveland 1 and 6, Buttrick won 5 and 4, Eaton 6 and 4, Piper 1 up, and Cody Jr. over Johnson by default. Mrs. George A. Tewksbury has become house mother at a private boys' school in Durham, New Hampshire.
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Concord
Russell G. Fesserkden
R. C. Piper
Paul B. Webber
Michael Cody Jr
Charles B. Johnson
George A. Tewksbury
George A. ’ Ry
Congregational “Church ‘of
Durham
N. H
Concord Lodge Championships Semi Final Golf Match
Concord Lodge members compete on the Concord Country Club course with Otis Whitney defending his title after beating Arthy Bardsell and Ralph West in the semis. Dan forth W. Comins also advances to face Whitney in the other semi final.
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Concord Lodge
Concord
Concord Country Club
Jay
Otis Whitney
Arthy Bardsell
Ralph West Yon
John Whipple
Alsa
Danforth W. Comins
Whitney
Asbjornson Leads Pittsfield Batters in Eastern League
Concord reports Bob Asbjornson of Pittsfield led the team in batting for the season after a three for four day. He was recalled by the Boston Red Sox as the Eastern League season closed and may appear at Fenway Park this week. In other news the Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 56 met in Monument Hall to open the Fall season with delegates named for the Newton Lower Falls county convention on September 29 and plans discussed for an Irish Night in October. The division will elect new officers on October 5.
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David A. Baldwin
Jas
Baldwin
Wellesley Country Club
Richard Ballou
Chesham
N. H
Qld Colony Trust Co
Young Peoples Club
The
Trinitarian Congregations
George L Thurlow
American Legion Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Veterans Building
Howard B. Daniels
Concord
Kor
Bob Asbjornson
Pittsfield
Bob
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Joseph Ms. Collins
Newton Lower Falls
Joseph M. Collins
Patrick McBreen
Patrick McPhillips
Michael J. Collins
James J. Byrne
William H. Dee
Richard Hartnett
John Coyne
Michael. Towler
David Carey
Concord High Cross Country and Football Teams Face Eligibility Changes
Concord High school renews cross-country and football seasons under Everett F. Weygant with the hill and dale outfit and a social meeting planned to elect a captain after loss of captain Philip Williams due to scholastic difficulties. The Masters' Association new eligibility ruling will affect both teams this fall.
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Concord High School
Hill and Dale
Everett F. Weygant
Concord High
Masters’ Association
Philip Williams
Cial
Ane
Legion committee funds flagpole project names
The Legion committee chaired by F. Foss raised funds for a flagpole. Members include Papa Epks, Horton Edmonds, Elmer L Joslin, B Alcott Pratt and Hubert M. Wardwell Jr.
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Legion Committee
F. Foss
Papa Ep
Elmer L Joslin
B.alcott Pratt
Hurbert M. Wardwe
Concord Lodge Elks Sets First Meeting of Season
The Concord Lodge of Elks announces the season opening meeting slated for Tuesday September 24. Members are urged to attend as new programs and activities are planned for the year.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
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