Concord lodge to hold public installation of officers
Willow Rebekah judge will preside over the annual installation of Concord lodge No 212 IQOF officers on Thursday evening in Odd Fellows hall preceded by a supper. Mr and Mrs Paul Peterson welcome a baby son born Sunday. John McClary visited Mrs Fred Wers in Hyde Park. Amory Matthews, New York tenor, stayed with relatives in Boston and was guest of Mrs K E Gill. T Blood hosted the Ferguson Baking Co Mutual Benefit Association election in Roxbury Saturday night.
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Magna
Willow Rebekah Judge wWill
Officera
Paul Peterson
John McClary
Fred Wers
Hyde Park
Pmcens
Concord Lodge No 212
Iqof
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Amory Matthews
New York
Bostom
KE. M. Gill
Crest
T. Blood
Ferguson Baking Co’s Mutual Benefit Association
Roxbury
Substitute Speaker Describes Red Cross Public Service Nurse Work
Miss Bernice Billings spoke at the West Concord Woman's Club about the Public Service nurse role in northern Maine and New England islands while Miss Helen Fowler could not attend. The club plans a Legislative conference in Ayer on Jan 19 at 1 45 pm and donated funds to the American Library Association and Hoover European relief. Piano solo by Miss Nettle Nims, refreshments by Hospitality committee, and a community thanks note accompany a local ad for live bait.
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Helen Fowler
West Concord Woman's Club
Jane
Bernice Billings
New England Division
Red Cross Nurses
Billings
Maine
New England
West Concord Club
Ayer Club
Unitarian Church
Ayer
American Library Association
Hoover Fund
Concord State Guardsmen Meet for Police Strike Reunion
News of the Week in Concord reports a meeting of all Concord State Guardsmen on Thursday January 27 at 8 o clock at the Colonial Inn. A chicken supper will be served to discuss forming an association to keep together the men who served during the police strike and plan an annual reunion.
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State Guardsmen of
Concord
Colonial Inn
Stow
Auxiliary Aiding Mansfield Post Plans Valentine Event
The ladies auxiliary of the James J. Mansfield Post met at the State Armory. Miss Mary Flavin was elected delegate to the Boston convention. An entertainment with moving pictures and a dance was decided for St Valentine’s night.
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Mansfield
James J. Mansfield
State Armory
Mary Flavin
Boston
Armory
St. Valentine's Night
Division 44 Ladies to Be Installed
The installation of officers of Division 44 LA AO H will be held in Monument Hall next Sunday afternoon. Inductees include President Miss Neilie Fitzgerald Vice President Mrs Helena Mullaney Treasurer Miss Hanah Mouney Financial Sec Mrs Eva Dee Chairman of Standing Committee Miss Nora Thompson Recording Secretary Mrs Alice Dempsey Sentinel Mrs James Powers Historian Mrs Nellie Keefe.
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L. A
Monument Hall
Afernoon
Neilie Fitzgerald
Helena Mullaney
Treas
Hanah Mouney
Financial Sec
Eva Dee
Nora Thompson
Alice Dempsey
Sentinel
James Powers
Nellie Keefe
Concord stage cast set for Witching Hour and sale notes
Concord plans January 13 14 stage show The Witching Hour featuring Eleanor Ballow George Keyes Edith Morse Winfield Brown Philip A Davis Mason Garfield Alfred M Harlow Harry B Little C R Nutter N Richardson Benjamin S Smith Ray A Spencer. tickets available at Richardson's Drug Store and Miss Houghton's. Also notice of lost books 27737 28875 and payment stopped from Middlesex Institution for Savings Treasurer Henry F Smith Jr January 4 1921. office space ad in White's Block Concord.
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Concord Players
Eleanor Ballow
George S. Keyes
Samuel Morrison
Edith Morse
Winfield Brown
Philip A. Davis
Mason Garfield
Alfred M. Harlow
Harry B. Little
C. R. Nutter
N. Ellis
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Concord
Middlesex Hockey Game Postponed By Weather
Weather forced the Middlesex hockey team to cancel the Saturday match with Browne and Nichols. The game is expected to be rescheduled later in the season.
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Middlesex
Browne and Nichols
Concord Bride Weds Detroit Man In Trinity Church
Edith A Williams and John Bernard Kurtz unite in marriage on January 4 at Trinity Episcopal church with Rev Owen Dexter officiating. The bride, a Concord native active in local clubs, will reside in Cleveland with her husband after a brief honeymoon.
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Concord
Cleveland
George A. Williams
Edith A
John Bernard Kurtz
Eva Smith
Detroit
Michigan
Trinity Episcopal Church
Smith Owen Dexter
8. M. Stone
Frederick Williams
Kurtz
Concord Woman's Club
Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows
Ohio
James J Mansfield Post Minstrel Show at State Armory
James J Mansfield Post plans a minstrel show at the State Armory on Jan 26 and 27 to raise funds for new Legion quarters. Proceeds will buy furniture and other needs as the town supports the veterans group with ticket sales aided by local businesses in Concord Maynard and Acton.
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James J. Mansfield
State Armory
Legion
Concord
Maynard
Acton
Musical Club Regular Meeting in Concord
The Concord Musical Club met Tuesday January 4 at 11 oclock with Mrs Henry F Smith Jr. The program featured piano solos by Mrs H B Little Miss Shepley and Mrs Baker song by Mrs Henry P Thorpe and Miss Eugénia Foss duets by Miss Eleanor Ballou and Miss Cabot and quartettes by Mrs Elsie Hubbard Miss Cabot Mrs Haviland and Miss Foss A music luncheon followed served by Mrs Percy Brown and Mrs Roy Shrewsbury The next meeting with associate members will be hosted by Mrs Russell Robb on Tuesday January 18.
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Musical Club
Concord Musical Club
Henry F. Smith, Jr
H. B. Little
Concord Grange Holds Joint Meeting in Vestry
Mrs Mary S. Hinds and her son Russell left Concord for Newton. On Thursday Jan 21 the Concord Grange No 150 held its annual business meeting and social in the vestry of the Trinitarian Congregational Church at 3 15 p m with 19 in attendance.
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Mary S. Hinds
Russell
Concord
Newton
Concord Grange
No 150
Trinitarian Congregational Church
State Troops Move Toward Washington Inaugural Parade
Army officials expect at least 4000 Bay State troops to participate in the Washington inauguration parade. The 108th Field Artillery and other units may join, with a $10,000 legislative appropriation funding part of the trip. Capt. William G. Ryan anticipates his unit joining, and interested volunteers are urged to visit the State Armory for details on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday evenings.
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Washington
Battery KE
108Rd Field Artillery
Adjutant General
Bay State
103Rd Artillery
101St Engineers
First Corps of Cadets
William G. Ryan
State Armory
Ryan
Joint Installation of Grange Officers in Concord and Middlesex Central Pomona
The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange No 23 and Concord Grange No 150 jointly installed new officers at Concord Town Hall. Freder ick W. Taylor became Concord Grange master, with Charles J R Cahill as Pomona Master and a full slate including Overseer Mrs Maude S. Conley and Secretary Elizabeth Hodges among others.
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Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Concord Grange
Concord Town Hall
State Grange
Frederick W. Taylor
Clayton W. Davis
Pomona
Charles J R. Cahill
Waltham
Louise A. Cahill
Flora
Clara A. Holmes
Concord
Lila M. Blake
Bedford
Maude Moore
Sudbury
William H. Kingsley
Acton
American Legion Prize Dance Friday at State Armory
James J. Mansfield Post of the American Legion hosts a prize dance at the State Armory Friday evening January 14. Newell's orchestra provides music and judges will select winners at 10 pm. Dance likely a fox trot or a one step with dancing from 8 to 12. Also a notice seeking a Protestant general maid at 81 Sudbury Rd Concord with no washing and good wages. References required. Tel 154 R Concord. jl2 it
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James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
State Armory
Newell
Sudbury Rd
Concord
Postal Savings marks 10th anniversary with new savings card
The Postal Savings system debuts a free new savings card to replace the 10 cent card and allows a $1 deposit when ten stamps are affixed. The card bears a 24 language pledge of the United States to pay deposits. Since 1911, deposits exceed $162 million with over 500 000 depositors. The program has grown from $100 monthly limits to $2 500 maximum and may see higher interest rates pending Congress action.
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United States Postal Savings System
United States
Burleson
Postal Savings System
Congress
Concord Residents Urged to File State Tax Returns Early
State income tax department urges prompt filing to reduce congestion and delays in finalizing assessments. Last year’s last minute rush caused mail and return backlogs. Penalties of five dollars per day apply after March 1. Blanks mailed December 31. town hall sessions held January 12 19 and 26 from 4 30 p m at local district offices.
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Concord
Tax Department
Income Tax Department
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Court St
Boston
Town Hall
Concord Grange to Hold Get Together Rally Night
The Concord Grange will meet in the town hall on Thursday evening January 20 for a Get Together rally led by outgoing officers. Whist and dancing proceed to music by the Spoonbill quartet with light refreshments by the committee. The 1921 program is prepared for distribution.
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Concord Grange
Spoonbill
Hardware and Paints List of Kitchen and Cleaning Items
A catalog style list enumerates items including bread pans flour sifters cookie cutters muffin pans cake coolers dish pans graters wash basins coal hods scrub brushes mystery Mits bread mixers double boilers tea pots mixing spoons dish mops stove brushes liquid veneer O Cedar polish brushes quart measures can openers wash boilers milk pails oil cans steel wool tea kettles and related hardware and paints.
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Mystic Mits
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Thomas Connell
Main St
Concord Junction
Mathieu Anderson
Westvy Concord, Mags
Association OF Concord Guardsmen
White's Block
Heartz
Maxwell
McCone Brothers
Byron
Bigelow
William Clubb
Nasha Farm
Albert Vanderhoof
Corcord
Federal Reserve
Syten
Intere
Mass
Harry W. Fritz
Harry W. Fritz Guonwealth Ave
Concord Junction, Mass
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