Woman's Christian Temperance Union Holds Middlesex Meeting
The 35th annual Middlesex County WCTU meeting convened at Concord First Church with about 900 attendees. Mrs. Rolfe of Concord was re elected president for 86th year, with Mr. Saxe as secretary and Mrs. Boynton as treasurer. Rev F H Billington spoke on temperance in country towns.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Middlesex Co
Church of Concord
Rolfe
M. Macdonald
Hogan
Watertown
Alger
Frances
Willard Settlement
Smith
Damon
Brigham
Tewksbury
Concord
Saxe
Medford
Boynton
Edward Caiger
Medal Play Handicap at Concord Golf Club Crowned Tower
Fred A. Tower won the medal play handicap with a net 80 at Concord Golf Club on Saturday. Charles Richardson took second with 88 as the President's Cup matches concluded, with Richardson defeating Wightman 6 and 5 in the final round after earlier wins by Richardson and Bradford. J Porter and family returned last week.
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Concord Golf Club
Fred A. Tower
Charles
Richardson
William H. Garland
Luther H. Wightman
Percival M. Vilas
H. H. Braley
M. B. L. Bradford
John M. Eaton
Richardson Denate Wightman
Bradford
Braley
Devoe Paint Offer to Concord Property Owners
Letter to Dr Geo Titcomb proposes half the painting cost be covered by Devoe and half by the property owner. It promises no pay if Devoe does not reduce gallons or price in Concord. Signed by B Towle & Kent on behalf of Devoe & Co.
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Concord
Devoe
Devoe & CO OP
B. Towle & Kent
Dedication of New Home for Good Tidings Industrial School
A ceremony marks the dedication of a new building for the Good Tidings Industrial School. Local officials attended as the project provides expanded facilities for students and community programs.
Missionary Training School Opens in Concord on Jewish Outreach
The Good Tidings Industrial Home on Strawberry Hill Road in Concord opens Sunday with a morning and afternoon program. The Jewish mission auxiliary, headquartered in Boston, operates Christian philanthropic work among Jews. Trustees from South Lancaster, Danvers, and Concord oversee the venture. The program features sermons, music, and addresses by F C Gilbert, H F Kerring, L S Wheeler, and others, highlighting the Jew outreach.
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Good Tidings
Boston
Stamford St
H. F. Kerring
South Lancaster
B. F. Machlan
G. F. Fisk
Danvers
J. H. Tiney
Concord
F. G C. Gilbert
Evangelist F. C. Gilbert
Concord K of C. Team Captures State Championship
The Concord council K of C baseball team defeated Santa Maria council of Malden to win the state championship at the fair grounds. Williams pitched superbly with 11 strikeouts while J. Loughlin and E. Loughlin sparked an eighth inning rally that sealed a 7 to 1 victory.
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Concord Council
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Fairgrounds
Santa Maria Council of Malden
Concord
Malden
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McShane
Malden Rooters
B. Loughlin
Loughlin
Range land takings spark Concord meeting
A public hearing was held over the planned rifle range across land owned by Concord property holders. Owners including Arnold and the Breen brothers argued the project would ruin farms and homes. Attorney Feeney warned of potential town damages and urged deferral to next annual town meeting. Separately, Walter S. White, 57, a conductor on the Concord Maynard and Hudson street railway, died Sunday night after a fall from a train at the Main street bridge. Initial reports varied, but drowning was ruled the cause. White was a respected employee with a Worcester origin and a large family. His funeral was held in Worcester with a Concurrence on behalf of railway officials.
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Feeney
Boston
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Supreme Court
Concord
Prescott Keyes
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Maynard
Hudson St
Budbury
Main St
White
Chamberlain
Farrarana
Ralph ©. White
Worcester
Mr. White
Chandler St
Boylston
Ogden
Enterprise
Worcester Police
Hudson’ St
Charles H. Persons
Mgr
J. W. Ogden
E. F. ‘Hathaway
J. B. Killerby
Henry Murphy
Harry Cook
Fred S. Ogden
James Longley
Concord council team sights more games this May
The Concord council baseball team plans several additional games if weather allows before disbanding. Williams cannot play remaining games to focus on studies, with Kenna officiating and likely engaging opponents in lively arguments. Saturday’s lineup includes Hanley Kennap Hopkins Ip E Loughlin O Connell Bulger E Hanley McHugh and Deels.
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Connell
Bulger
McCarthy
Kelither
Bulman
Guthrie
Players of Concord Council
Maynard
Williams
Amherst
Kenna
Hanley
Kennap
Hopkins
E. Loughlin
O'Connell
E. Hanley
McHugh
Deels
Lincoln
Dance by Div. 56 A O H of Concord at Monument Hall
Div 56 AOH Concord held a dance at Monument hall on Wednesday evening. Guests came from Maynard Concord Junction Bedford and Lexington. About 50 couples attended. King Cole singing orchestra provided music. Floor directors were C. F. Hogan and Mr. Finigan. Robert Wainwright and family returned from York Harbor to Musketaquid road.
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Concord
Monument Hall
Maynard
Concord Junction
Bedford
Lexington
King & Cole
F. Hogan
Finigan
Robert Wainwright
York Harbor
Musketaquid Road
Concord and Charlestown Tie for First in Season Playoffs
Final standings show Concord and Charlestown tied for first after Medford beat Charlestown. Concord won the playoff 3-1 to clinch the title, with Williams allowing eight hits across three championship games.
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Charlestown
Concord
Waltham
Arlington
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Concord locals seek barn to house automobile in
Concord residents request a heated barn via Friend's Drug Store. A pocketbook containing about $33 and a blue paper was lost Sunday Sept 20 on a train from Boston to Lexington. Return to Dial box 17 Lexington Mass for reward. P Ryan advertises boot and shoe work in railroad lane.
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Lexington
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P. Ryan
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Hoar Declared Democratic Candidate for Representative
Announcement confirms Hoar has been decided by Democratic leaders to run for representative in the district. The Boston Herald recently favored Hoar, signaling a likely statewide interest and a hard campaign. Miss Ragna M. Petersen organized a successful kindergarten social at Trinity church with 41 children, games, and a decorated lunch, closing at six.
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