Summer Movements Of Local Residents
Frances Wheeler spends the summer at Black Elephant camp in New York. Howard Jacobson finishes studies at Northeastern and returns home for vacation. Priscilla Wheeler teaches mathematics at Devon Manor in Pennsylvania and attends a Harvard summer course. Robert F. Charles Jr returns home after completing a year at Dartmouth and will be a junior next year.
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Frances Wheeler
Black Elephant Camp
New York
Howard Jacobson
Northeastern
Priscilla Wheeler
Devon Manor
Harvard
Robert F. Charles Jr
Dartmouth
Amateur wireless operator in touch with big boat
Lloyd Kenney Thoreault, an amateur wireless operator with a high class rating, kept direct contact with the Dempsey Carpentier bout at Jersey City. About 50 friends listened in at his home and heard the gong, ring arrivals, and preliminary bouts through wireless telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kenney
Thoreault
Dempsey-Carpentier
Jersey City
Citizens Training Camp Opens At Camp Devens
The Citizens Military Training Camp, Fist Corps Area, Camp Devens runs August 1 to 31 for young men and boys. It aims to teach service to country in peace and war, health, self control, discipline and teamwork with training in athletics, machine gun and bayonet, plus amusements, movies, concerts and rest rooms. All expenses including travel, uniforms, and equipment are furnished. For pamphlets call Concord 310 or Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist Corps Area
Camp Devens
Concord 310
Board of Health Office
Concord Red Cross Seeks Funds for 1921 Work
Concord Massachusetts faces reduced income after a three year no appeal policy. The Red Cross outlines needed funds for a district nurse in schools, a dental clinic, care for veterans, clothing for overseas children, and moving pictures outreach. Contributions are sought via Cyrus Hosmer.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Red Cross
Red Cross
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Cyrus Hosmer
Mass
Armory Picture Shows Fund Balance and Red Cross Dues
The record notes moving picture profits used for Red Cross national and New England Division work with 50 percent of membership dues allocated and the rest kept in Concord. 1919 roll call 200.70, 1920 roll call 773.15, 108.26 total 4226.74. Cash on hand March 1, 1921 575.70. The moving picture account stands separate from ordinary receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Concord
Massachusetts
Board of Health
Ing
Armory
Red Cross
National
New England
Elite Novelty Orchestra to Play at Stow Friday
Maynard and the Elite Novelty orchestra led by Burton Coughlan perform at Stow on Friday evening July 15. The column also lists vacation notes from Rindge NH, a newborn in Deaconess Hospital, and a busy town events schedule including the Business Men's outing July 20 at Riverhurst with a 100 yard dash P. J. Sullivan versus an unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Coughlan
Stow
Albert Batley Stave
Rindge
Lee Vonahue
Deaconess Hospital
James
S. R. Garland
South Windham
Riverhurst
Billerica
Lowell
P. J. Sullivan
Assessors Hope for Lower Tax Rate This Year
Tax officials anticipate a fall in the levy to 27.50 per thousand from 28.20, while the state tax remains 14,280 with a 673.20 special tax. County tax rises by 1,900 to 6,256.88. The decrease is not yet final as the assessors continue to adjust the books.
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America
Hamilton Beach
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Lowell Road
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Mary B. Hoar
Helen Curtis
Josephine D. Colt
Dorothy T. Peckham
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Jersey Ice Cream Company
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J. Bartolomeo
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