Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Education and People
Miss Josephine Jewell to attend a private Boston school. Local residents visit and relocate, with Middlesex School opening to 158 pupils. Notable recalls include D B Hosmer’s improving health, Mrs. Lothrop’s California plans, and civic events from Oct 4 to 7 in Detroit. A Civil War era Nabby Cook flag story ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jewell
Boston
George Kirkham Smith
Henry
F. Smith Sr
Marielle Agnes Carter
Concord
Harriet Rood
Treat Carrington
Charles Carruth
Bermuda
Vina Peterson
Miss Perry
Emmett
River Street
Slomer A. Davis
Dallas
Texas
Gravesen
Sarah Schonberg
Brooklyn
Wilfrid Wheeler
Elms
Sudberry Road
Anson Wheeler
Allan Frewen
Unitarian
Detroit
Walter Ss. Wood
Leslie Leland
Leland
Mary Cook Wheeler
Sudbury Road
Snyder
Erie County
New York State
Buffalo
Lewis
Wich
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Concord High Opens Football Season Tie With Fitchburg Second Team
Concord High opened the season with a 6-6 tie against Fitchburg second team. Concord outplayed rivals and nearly won but for a second quarter setback. Key backs Giles Mullaney and Pickard starred. line players Eldridge Mara and others showed strength. Four-minute periods, Chalmers referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fitchburg
Pickard
Giles
Mullaney
Eldridge
Mara
F. Packard le le Townsend
Ridley
Richmond Johanson
Kaulback Lawton
Wood
Ec Roy Martinson
MacMaurey
Rt Rt Group
Marale
Muldoon Mullaney
Bunker
Shay
Doherty Duggan
C. Pickard
Rh Harpaniemi
Todd
Berd
Chalmers
Olsen
Hemenway
Women’s Parish Association appoints new president and officers
The Women’s Parish Association of the Unitarian church opened its 1921 1922 season Monday October 3 presenting Mrs Henry F Smith Jr as the new president and vice presidents Miss Elizabeth Everett and Mrs Ralph Holden. A musical program featured Eunice Pepper in piano selections and junior alliance members in a vocal group with other musicians, followed by coffee tea and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Parish Association
Unitarian Church
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Elizabeth Everett
Ralph Holden
Eunice Pepper
Junior Alliance
Amy Bygrave
Helen Chamberlain
Peggy Howe
Eleanor Holden
Millie Keyes
Barn For Sale and Local Help Wanted Notices
Barn 32 by 57 feet with about 45 yards foundation stone and 6000 bricks on land of Miss A M Keyes Monument St Concord. For particulars apply R Emerson Concord 181 M. WANTED a woman for housework two-person family Concord Massachusetts Tel 318. WANTED Plain sewing for adults and children Concord 35 Walden St Tel 96 M. WANTED Lady or gentleman agent to handle city trade in Concord and other vacant cities selling J R Watkins products including Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Garda Face Powder Fruit Drinks and over 187 other products Write for sample and details J R Rees Company 68 New York NY BT 41 WANTED Cattle hogs sheep poultry all kinds livestock (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Keyes
Monument St
Concord
R. Emerson
J. R. Watkins
Watkins Cocoanut
J. R. Rees Company
New York
N. Y
Concord Tennis Club Closes 1921 Season with Win
The Concord Tennis Club closed its 1921 season by defeating Lexington 3 to 1 on Lexington courts. Lexington won one doubles match, the other was interrupted by darkness as Concord played exceptionally well and believed the last doubles could have sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Tennis Club
Lexington
Concord
Seniors Hold First Hop at Eaton Hall
Concord High School seniors held the first hop of the year in Eaton hall after noon Friday. Many students attended and reports say everyone enjoyed the event. Music was provided by Marvy Christian, class of 1921, and punch was served during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Eaton Hall
Marvy Christian
Mansfield post A I dance dampened by rain on Walden Street
The James J Mansfield post A I held a dance last Friday night at its new Walden street quarters but low turn out due to rain. Keneys Melody Boys of Boston played the music. Clement Ford and Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoar recently arrived in Quebec docking September 29. They then traveled to England and visited major battlefields before a motor trip through the Swiss and Italian Alps and lake regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Richardson's
L. C. Robinson
Hubbard St
Ella
Punkatasset Hill
Gordon Hutchins
Alice Bowker
Hall
John Damon
Pittsburgh
Mason Garfield
Torrey & Vialle
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Etta E. Dodge
Sudbury Road
Frederick Holland
Main St
Lexington Road
Boston
Nabby Cook
Awsie
Nabby
United States
A. I
Walden Street
Keney’s
Melody Boys of
Clement Ford
Samuel Hoar
Quebec
England
Auto trip party heads to Crawford and Dixville Notches
Mr and Mrs Philip Davis and Dr and Mrs William Bartlett return to Concord after a summer at Annisquam and plan an extended motor trip through Crawford and Dixville Notches. They anticipate vivid fall foliage as colors come in on the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Davis
William Bartlett
Concord
Annisquam
White Mountains
Crawford
Dixville
New Teachers Arrive at Concord High School
Miss Willey the new English teacher at Concord High School will live with Miss Harriet Road in Portsmouth for the winter while Miss Wolfe the new mathematics teacher will reside with Miss Edith Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Concord High School
Portsmouth
N. H
Harriet Road
Wolfe
Edith Bean
Grange to Host Reception for Local Teachers and PTA
The Concord Grange at the Legion headquarters hosts a reception for local teachers and the Parent Teachers Association on Wednesday evening October 5. Burr Jones of the State Board of Education will speak. Refreshments will be served by Theresa Macone Edith Comeau Helen Ridley and Arthur F Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Legion
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Burr Jones
State Board of Education
Theresa Macone
Edith Comeau
Helen Ridley
Arthur F. Adams
Delegates Elected for Auxiliary Convention
A special Women s Auxiliary meeting at James J Mansfield post headquarters Waldenst Sept 27 elected three delegates to Middlesex County Caucus in Boston Oct 1 with one county delegate to the Kansas City national convention Nov 1. Delegates named were Miss Mary Flavin Mrs Granville Holden and Mrs Horton Edmands. Members were asked to bring finished knitted articles. Dr and Mrs Emerson stay with Mrs Forbes at Naushen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield Post
Waldenst
Middlesex County
Boston
Kansas City
Mary Flavin
Granville Holden
Horton Edmands
Trinity Church School Opens Season on October Second
The Church School at Trinity Church began its season on Sunday October 2 at 10 o'clock. Boy Scouts hold weekly meetings every Friday at 745 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Boy Scouts
Books Added to Concord Free Public Library in September
The Concord Free Public Library's September additions include fiction titles such as Penny Plain Bat Wing and The Year of Delight. Children’s selections feature The Silver Bear The Thankful Spicers Folk Story Plays for Children and Boy Scouts Book of Fireside Stories. General literature includes Fabre More Hunting Wasps and Paine Lost Ships and Lonely Seas along with The Glass of Fashion and Mirrors of Washington by unknown writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Free Public Library
Penny Plain
Elam
Cape Currey
Guns of the Gods
Quin
the Isle
Mist
Thankful Spicers
Polly
Donovan Chance
Adele
Raphael Pumpetty
War Trail Fort
Fabre
Paine
Fashion
Washington
Forty Men Employed in Reforestation Work
Mr and Mrs F E Cutler enjoyed a motor trip visiting the Franklin Forestry Company operations near Neath close to the Vermont line. About 600 acres were on the farm with over 500 purchased by the state for reforestation. About 40 men worked this season planting seedling trees, many pines, to reclaim areas damaged by past lumbering. The road to the site climbs Shelburn mountain. 108 miles with 14 miles in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F._E. Cutler
Franklin Forestry Company
Neath
Vermont Line
Vermont
Shelburn Mountain
Stolen autos found burned in Middlesex County
Police puzzle over a wave of stolen vehicles across Middlesex County last Sunday with at least two undisturbed cars set ablaze. A machine owned by James M. Me...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
James M. Me
Stolen Car Fire Sparks Battery in Boston Area
A car stolen in Boston was found burning on Westen Street Lexias ton near the Lincoln line, close to another car set aflame. Ernest Freemano located the wreckage. firemen arrived after the machine was badly damaged during a several mile run. Captain Donahue spoke on Fires Fire Prevention at Concord High School in Eaton Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Donahue
Fire Department
Concord High School
Eaton Hall
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