Word: concord
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Hall which was destroyed by fire in 1764, and was itself saved by the exertions of neighbors and the members of the General Court, which at the time was there meeting because of a small-pox epidemic in Boston. After the battle of Lexington the students were removed to concord, and there recited in the court house, the hall becoming a barracks for the Continental soldiers, while Wadsworth House, also still standing, became the headquarters of General Washington. In 1827 Massachusetts was renovated and remodelled, and in 1870 remodelled again, but small changes only were made upon the exterior. Among...
...Alexander Haven Ladd, Jr., of Milton, Charles Carroll Lee of New York, N. Y.; George Owen, Jr., of Newton, Langdon Ward Post of Bayport, Long Island, N. Y.; Francis Rouillard of Chicope Falls, Edward Gillette Selden of Andover, Marion Wesley Self of Abilene, Texas; Walter keith Shaw of Concord, Duncan Forbes Thayer of Lancaster, Phillip Elder Wilson of Gloucester, Willis Brown Wood of Plainfield, N. J.; Robert Worthington of Dedham, and Manager Bradlee De Lameter Nash of Brookline...
After an eight weeks' competition, Edwin Ober Pride of Somerville was appointed manager of the 1923 track team, and Wallace Everard Stearns of Concord, N. H., manager of the 1923 cross-country team. These appointments are subject to the approval of the Student Council and the Athletic Committee...
...hoped that all chance of concord is not gone, for the threat of Mr. Gompers is ominous: "We will meet you again . . . and when we do . . . you will be glad to talk collective bargaining...
...Conley was amateur boxing champion of the B.A.A. championships for five years. After that he was boxing instructor at Cornell University, and later he was boxing instructor at the Middlesex School at Concord, Mass. Mr. Conley has refereed many important bouts around Boston in recent years...