Concord High and Framingham Play to One Point
Concord High School defeated Framingham 14 to 13 in a penalty free game. Siuillaney scored all Concord touchdowns eight points through six TDs and Harnden added the extra. Mullane scored Concord s other TD. Framingham used the forward pass and nearly tied late before Concord sealed the win.
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Concord H. 8
Framingham High School
Siuillaney
Concord
Harnden
Mingham
Wise
Mullane
Andingh
Sangériod
Che
Molinos Concord
Horden Sya *Mingham
Framingham
Guina
Concord All Out
Concord Women’s Club Thanksgiving Barrel Sent To Boston
The Thanksgiving barrel from the Concord Women’s Club shipped Monday to the Flower Mission in Boston for distribution on Thanksgiving Day. It carries jelly, preserves, grape juice, malted milk, soups, cocoa, tea, coffee, sugar, evaporated milk, chicken, fruits, vegetables, fir and hemlock for baskets and decoration. Money gifts help cover distribution costs. Mrs Herbert Buttrick Hosmer, club president, led the effort. ARE ORGANIZING RADIO CLUB Concord High School students form a new Concord Radio Club open to any boy, with Donald Wood as acting secretary seeking a heated room near the High School to serve as headquarters and full radio equipment to be installed.
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Boston
Concord Woman's Club
Flower Mission
Herbert Buttrick Losmer
Concord High School
Concord Radio Club
Donald Wood
Fourth annual turkey fair moved to Boston in 1921
Miss Margaret Mahaney secretary of the New England Breeders Association announced the fourth annual turkey fair will not be held locally this year and will be held in Boston in January 1921 in connection with the poultry show.
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New England
Boston
Margaret Mahaney
Lexington Rd
Boston Writer Anne Bouve to Marry Clair Garrett in NYC
Announcement notes Miss Anne Winston Cabell Bouve of Boston, lyric writer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Tracy Bouve, will wed Clairborne M. Garrett of Laurel, Concord. The ceremony took place at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York City, performed by Rev. Mr Garrett with Rev. Dr George C. Houghton assisting. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in New York.
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New York City
Anne Winston Cabell Bouve
Boston
Thomas Tracy Bouve
Clairborne M. Garrett
David C. Garrett
Laurel Ra
Concord
Church of the Transfiguration
Garrett
George C. Houghton
New York
Concord Lyceum opens 92nd season with Camouflage lecture
The Concord Lyceum, oldest in the country, opened its 92nd season at Monument Hall with Gerald H. Thayer's illustrated lecture on camouflage in the animal kingdom. Directors Mrs H H Bradford, Leon F Foss and Morgan Smith oversaw the event. The next entertainment is a Hayden quartet concert on December 1.
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Concord Lyceum
Gerald H. Thayer
HH. N.S Bradford
Leon F. Foss
Morgan Smith
Hayden Quartet
McAllister Eleven Postponed By Stormy Weather Clash
The return football game between McAllister School eleven and Allen Military School Midgets was postponed due to stormy weather. Allen won the first game of the series 20 to 6.
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McAllister School
Allen Military School
Newton
Allen
Miss Ruth Huntley Wins Radcliffe Joanna Hoar Scholarship
Friends note Ruth Huntley a former town resident and High School graduate won the Joanna Hoar Scholarship at Radcliffe College last week. The prize is the college’s top honor, signaling strong academic performance. Mr and Mrs Hans Nashe of 37 Uluh bardst announce the engagement of their daughter Magna Nashe to Joseph W. Glenn of St. Louis. James J. Mansfield Post American Legion plans two dances at the State Armory for Thanksgiving with a sunny afternoon 2 to 6 and an evening event. Mutilation of a coin carries no penalty but altering a coin to restore it to circulation is punishable.
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Ruth Huntley
Joanna Hoar
Radcliffe College
Hans Nashe
Uluh Bardst
Miss Magna Nashe
Joseph W. Glenn
St. Louis
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
State Armory
Concord Exhibition Opens at Town Hall This Week
The Concord Art Association launched its fifth annual exhibition in the town hall, open daily through Saturday December 4. A private view for members and exhibitors occurred Saturday with press access, featuring diverse works in oil, miniature, etching, and sculpture, including bronze busts and figures.
Concord Art Exhibition Grows Into Prominent Regional Show
The fifth annual Concord Art Association private view ran Nov 2 in the town hall with strong patronage. The public opening drew many visitors despite bad weather, and the exhibit runs 2 to 6 pm through Dec 4. The show features 40 oils 22 sculptures 54 etchings and 200 miniatures selected by Miss Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts and a panel of outside artists. Funds from subscriptions are sought to acquire works for the public library collection. The Concord Rifle Club holds its Thanksgiving shoot at Bristol Hill at 9 30 am and Concord High meets the Alumni in football at 10 am.
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Concord Art Association
Concormt Town Hall
Concord
Gertrude Fiske
Elizabeth W. Roberts
Charles Hopkinson
Edward W. Redfield
Cyrus Ke
Dallin
Philip Little
Marie Danforth Page
Margaret Foote Hawley
Daniel Chester Franch
N. A
Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts
Moses
Bradford
Frederick W. Eaton
Henry Brooks
Howell
George S. Keyes
Harrison J. Barrett
Flenry Bo Higelow
Percy W. Brown
Philip A. Davis
Smith Owen Dexter
Frederick Woaton
Herbert J. Hosmer
Lily Hurd
Vinny Jowell
Alicia M. Keyes
Goecree
Goecree 8. Keyes
Harry B. Little
Lorenzo Macdonald
Jane Hosmer
J. Smart Murphy
Louis A. Sohier
Thomas W. Surette
Mes . Parnham Smith
Concord Art Wysocietien
Association
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Mitsburg
Miss Roberts
Poston
A. () Goodwin
Dwdward W. Redfield
Aire
Kreister
Merie Danforth
Pittsburg
Edward Woomerson
Revo Loren B. Macdonald
Chares Francis Adams
Edward F. Fought N
Allen
Concord Rifle Club
Bristol Hill
Concord High School
Radcliffe Club Enjoys Historical Walk in Boston
The Radcliffe club of Boston met at the Colonial Inn and visited Mrs Robert Buttrick Hosmer’s home and local historic sites under Grace Harriman’s guidance. Miss Rowena Morse directed activities and Miss Emily Everett and Miss Margaret Williams led hospitality for the next social meeting featuring John L. O’Brien speaking on The Silent Side of the War.
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Radcliffe Club
Boston
Colonial Inn
Robert Buttrick Hosmer
Concord Woman's Club
Kimst
Grace Harriman
Rowena Morse
Emily Everett
Margaret Williams
John L. O'Brien
Boston Herald Review Praises Maier Soloist in Hindman Fund Concert
The Boston Herald critic lauds Guy Maier as the animating center of the concert under Wonner’s club for the Hindman Scholarship. The program opened with Amanis Orientale and included Glier Prelude, Gluck Gavotte, Rachmaninoff Prelude in G minor, Mendelssohn On the Wings of Song, and Debussy Romance of the Tos Shop, in a wartime manuscript context.
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Boston Herald
Guy Maier
Ort
Wonner's Club
Hindman Scholarship Fund
Unitarian Church
Amanis “Orientale
Custernism
Ane Glier
Aso Lill
Gluck-Gavottee
Rachmanninoff
Mendelssohn-Liest
Sens
Dabussy
First Parish Vesper Service Sunday November 25
The First Parish will hold its vesper service on Sunday Nov 25 at o'clock. Soloists Mrs Alazel Latheain Theodoro wicz and Julius Theodorowies with Mr Theodorowies formerly concert master in the Symphony Orchestra last year. The program includes Organ and a trio, solos by Theodorowies, NAS Prayer, a sermon, and hymns with organ postlude Mendelssohn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alazel Latheain — Theodorowicz
Julius Theodorowies
Theodorowies
Dr. Norman C. Spencer Dentist Opens Concord Office
An advertisement notes Dr. Norman C. Spencer, dentist, at 31 Main St Concord in a Richardson's location with X Ray equipment and gilt trim. It lists contact Tel 272 and signals a new dental office presence.
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Main ST
Concord
Richardson
Marlboro resident Seholz obituary and local party results
The Marlboro community mourns Charles Ki Seholz who died recently after forty years in Marlboro and a residence in Bloomfield New Jersey. A whist party Monday night drew a large crowd with prizes awarded to various attendees. Ovide Leduc, son of Napoleon Leduc, suffered a broke nose in a Worcester football game last Saturday. Dr Davis treated him.
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Charles Ki. Seholks
Priands
Seholz
Marlboro
Bloomfield
N. J
Predpins
Lia
Dorie Condry
John Good
William I Dolanger
William HP
Atfecd
Lea Oy
Ovide Leduc
Napoleon Leduc
Broad St
Worcester Trade School
Worcester
Davis
Concord Grange Elects Frederick W Taylor Master
Frederick W Taylor of Concord Junction was elected master of Concord Grange at the annual meeting in the Town Hall. Clayton W Davis is succeeded. New officers include Mrs Luther Franks and Granville Holden among others. Installation by the Overseer of the State Grange set for Jan 5. next meeting moved to Friday December 3 to accommodate the Lyceum event on December 1.
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Frederick W. Taylor
Concord Junction
Pomona Grange
Concord Grange
Town Hall
Clayton W. Davis
Luther Franks
Granville Holden
Nellie Mahaney
Pomona
Evelina Edwardson
Flora
Edith Comeau
LAS
Mise Crossley
Mary A. Willams
Fred E. Power
Joseph Macone
State Grange
Lyceum
Emerson kin Ellen Tucker Emerson weds Charles M Davenport
Miss Ellen Tucker Emerson, granddaughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson, wed Charles M Davenport of 3 Acorn Street Boston in a simple ceremony at the bride’s parents home on Lowell Road Concord. The bride serves as executive secretary of the public health committee for the Boston Metropolitan Red Cross and has been on the Concord school committee. Davenport is a Boston attorney with an office at 58 State Street and they will reside at 3 Acorn Street Boston.
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Ellen Tucker Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Charles M. Davenpor
Boston
Edward Waldo Emerson
Lowell Rd
Herbert Gallander
Waterbury
H. Grant Person
Newton
The
Red Cross
Concord
Davenport
State St
Acorn St
Union Thanksgiving Service at Trinity Elmst Nov 25
A Union Thanksgiving service of churches and citizens will be held at Trinity Episcopal church Elmst on Thursday November 25 at 10 45 o clock. Sermon by Rev George A Tewksburg. Subject Church and State. Invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elmst
George A. Tewksburg
Cambridge man speaks on economic and industrial condition
Charles G. Wood of the Cambridge turnpike addressed 2000 members of the Women's city club in Cleveland on Saturday. He spoke on The Economic and Industrial Condition and later at a Chicago City Club luncheon examined what to do if arbitration breaks down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Wood
Cambridge Turnpike
Women's City Club
Cleveland
Ohio
City Club
Chicago
Confirmation Service At Trinity Church Concord
Bishop William Lawrence will visit Trinity Church Concord next Sunday at 11 oclock for confirmation. Several candidates will be presented and the Bishop will preach the sermon. A cooking stove for sale and a near new Whizz electric fan are offered. A maid for general housework and a nursemaid are sought by Mrs H B Hosmer of Concord Mass.
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William Lawrence
Trinity Church
Concord
H. N. Clark
Everett St
H. B. Hosmer
Elm St
Concord Mass
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Town of Concord School Dept
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Tel
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Grange Elect
Tucker
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Bebe Daniels
Realart
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Charles Ray
Bill Henry
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