For One Night Only at Monument Hall Impresses Concord
Concord council hears praise for a four act farce at Monument Hall with a strong cast led by J. William Byron as Prof Goldwhinney and Dr. Philip T. Flavin as Dr Newman. Edward F. Loughlin as Spartan Spotts and William Brennan as Charles Harkins drew steady applause for timing and character work across two performances.
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Concord Council
Royal Road
Monument Hall
Robert M. Baker
Martin Goldwhinney
Newman
Professor Goldwhinney
Spartan- Spurgus Spotts
Isle
Jack Harkins
Mr. Spotts
Charles Harkins
Jack
Edward F. Loughlin
Spartan Spurgius Spotts
Loughlin
Goldwhinney
J. William Byron
Mr. Byron
Dr. Newman
Philip T. Flavin
Flavin
Mb William Brennan
Leslie L. Tea
A Charity Theater Night With Noted Local Figures
After a second evening, dancing and music followed a theatrical program. Notable participants included Dr. Leopold Newman and his son-in-law Dr. Philip T. Play in Mr. Chas, Harkins, and performers William Brennan Jack Harkins and Emil Hawking. The organizing committee listed Dr. Philip T. Flavin John J. Dee William Fitzpatrick James J. Loughlin Thomas J. Byron and J. Murray Appleby.
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Leopold Newman
Philip T
Chas
Harkins
William Brennan
Jack Harkins
Emil Hawking
Leslie L. Reese Spartan Spurgius Spotts
Edward O. Loughlin
Goldwhinney
Helen R. Fitzpatrick
Newman
Mary F
Paula
Josephine L. Biante
Katherine E. McHugh
King’s Orchestra
Philip T. Flavin
John J. Dee
William Fitspatrick
James J. Loughlin
Thomas J. Byron
J. Murray Appleby
Death of Mrs Dexter nurse noted in Concord obituary
Mrs Hannah West Dexter died at Deaconess hospital after an operation on Tuesday. Born in Boston in 1869 she moved to Concord after marriage and became a much loved nurse. She leaves a daughter Elizabeth a sister Mrs John J Dee and nephews John Leo Edward Joseph Fallon and Joseph Richard Dee. Requiem mass was held at St Bernard's church with interment in the parish cemetery.
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Concord
Elizabeth
Boston City Hospital
John J. Dee
Flaherty
St. Bernard's Church
John
Leo
Edward
Joseph Fallon
Joseph
Richard Dee
Dexter
Neighbors Honor 25th Silver Anniversary of Wheeler Couple
About 25 neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler on their 25th wedding anniversary. The event at their Fitchburg Turnpike home featured whist, refreshments, a Virginia reel, and a gift of 25 silver dollars. The Wheelers, long active in Concord society, have six daughters including Hilda married to Harold Tompkins.
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Frank Wheeler
Wheeler
Fitchburg
Alvah Wheeler
Concord
Mr. Wheeler
Hilda
Harold Tompkins
Esther
Prccilla
Elizabeth
Irene
Frances
Daily Test Alarm 8 A M Continues Across City
The first morning fire alarm test occurred Saturday and officials decided to test the alarm every morning at 8 oclock. This runs in addition to the noon whistle at the power house. Daily Thought quotes Henry David Thoreau urging quality in goods.
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Henry D. Thoreau
Foreigners in London Angering Local Man
A Punch cartoon voice mocks foreigners in London using English jokes about their speech. The speaker complains they mingle in buses and tubes and speak English nearly as well as locals, showing irritation at cultural mixing.
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Lunnon
Bill
Fletcherizing a Fortune and Ragpicker's Payday
A St. Louis man earned $64 000 as a ragpicker while others made fortunes from rage chewing on the lecture platform. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes the surprising wealth from unusual schemes and public speaking stunts.
Daily Thought Browning Quote Note
A fragmentary line from Robert Browning on solitude suggests music fills a listener with immediate company. The reflection contrasts inner quiet with perceived social presence.
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Daily Thought
Robert Browning
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