Concord Woman's Club Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club held its annual meeting in town hall on Monday afternoon April 14. New officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs George M Baker and First Vice President Miss Florence Richardson. A full slate of committees was named and program actions included Grange talks and a supper hour.
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Concord
Massachusetts Woman's Club
Town Hall
Frederic C. Dumaine
George E. Walcott
George M. Baker
Florence Richardson
Charles H. Towle
Ethel @. Hoyle
Caroline P. Holden
Ripley Bartlett
Thomas Todd, Jr
Joseph H. Orendorff
Florence Howe
Wilfrid Wheeler
Joseph H. Williams
Winnifred Carrigan
Alfred Curtis
Frank E. Cutter
Smith Owen Dexter
Edwin L. Drowne
Warren B. Goddard
Cyrus Hosmer, Jr
Grace Hunt
John Lawrence
Emil Thorpe
Roger W. Brown
William D. Cross
Ralph Holden
Alice Jacobs
Charles Dennison
George Hunt
Charles G. Kent
Albert W. Lee
Cornelia Thorpe
Esther Wheeler
Agnes Gibbons
Germany
Brussels
Concord Rifle and Gun Club
John Algeo
Joseph Hopkins
Maynard
Concord Junction
Charles B. Bird
Walpole
Joseph Walker
George
H. Mellin
Progressive State Committee
Carl Peterson
American Powder Co
Deaconess
Miriam Davis
Littleton Woman's Club
Hall of Concord Council
K. of C
English Tourist Guides Concord Monuments And Minute Man
A scene on April 19 1913 shows a Lady tourist from England asking Concord schoolboys for directions to the British Monument and the Minute Man statue. The boy explains the British Monument is straight ahead and the other is the Minute Man with no knowledge of its commemorative purpose.
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Concord
Monument Street
Battleground
England
Concord School
Informal Town Hall Dance Draws Local Crowd
An informal dancing party at the town hall Friday drew about 150 attendees. Music by Mr Goff of Boston kept people dancing from 9 to 1 while punch was served. committee in charge included Mrs Thomas Motte Shaw Mrs Henry L Higgingon and Mrs James J Storrow.
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Goff
Boston
Punch
Thomas Motte Shaw
Henry L. Higgingon
James J. Storrow
Risen Christ Benediction of Peace at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church pastor will speak on The Risen Christ's Benediction of Peace next Sunday morning. The church will join the Unitarian church for a patriotic service Sunday evening in recognition of the 19th of April. The ladies monthly missionary meeting is Thursday at 2 and 4 o clock. The Vice of Insincers is the Friday evening topic. Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union meets at Cambridge Saturday afternoon and evening, promising special interest.
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Unitarian Church
Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union
Cambridge
Emerson Forbes Wedding in Concord Attended by Local Guests
Raymond Emerson son of Dr and Mrs Edward W Emerson wed Amelia Forbes of Milton at Miss Forbes mother’s home Saturday at 1 PM. Rev Shmuel M Crothers of Cambridge officiated.
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Concord
Raymond Emerson
Edward W. Emerson
Amelia Forbes
Milton
Bereavement Thanks Expressed by Local Families
In gratitude for words deeds and flowers during our loss we extend heartfelt thanks to Mrs ALACE BURGESS and Mr and Mrs HANSON and Mr and Mrs R B MOORE for their kindness.
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Alace Burgess
Hanson
R. B. Moore
Maynard Band Wins City Concert Award
The Maynard brass band received the band concert program award. The first cat for Hudson will depart at 6 28 a m as stated.
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Hudson
Maynard Brass Band
Railroad Executives Arrested Over Westport Wreck Toll
Bridgeport Conn April 16 Charles S Mellen president and B H McHenry vice president of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad were arrested on gross negligence and manslaughter charges in connection with the Saugtuck Westport wreck near Westport October 3 that killed seven passengers and injured many others. Bond set at 5000 each.
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Mellen
McHenry
Westport
New Haven Road
Score
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles S. Mellen
B. H. McHenry
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Green
Superior Criminal Court
Judson
Vollmer
Dever H. Warner
New Haven Railroad
Greene
Commonwealth
Railroad
Buckland
Homer 8. Cummings
Saugatuck
Springfield Clergyman Arrested for Mail Fraud
Rev. Carl EB Peterson, a retired Northampton clergyman, arrested as a fugitive on mail fraud charges. Bail set at 1000, to be moved to Portland, Maine for district court. Accused of advertising as a poultry expert without poultry or eggs and taking money without delivering goods.
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Springfield
Mass
Carl EB. Peterson
Northampton
Rice
United States District Court
Portland
Peterson
Cumberland Sheriff Promises Rigorous Liquor Enforcement
In Portland Maine on April 16 Sheriff Moulton announced he would enforce prohibitory liquor laws after serving notices to transportation company agents to stop shipments into Cumberland County for illegal sale. He is one of four county officials convicted by the legislature for failure to enforce the laws but remains in office. Liquor stocks have already been sent out of the city.
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Portland
Cumberland County
Moulton
Fitted for the Part in the House of Commons Speech
A fragment from the National Monthly notes Sir Will Ororae’s first speech in the House of Commons. The account questions his identity with a sharp reply, praising his presence and appearance as unmatched by any man observed.
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House of Commons
Will Ororae
National Monthly
Wilson Sends Page Nomination to Senate
Washington reports London has no objection to Walter H Page becoming ambassador to Great Britain. President Wilson also transmits nominations for J E Osborne as Assistant Secretary of State W H Osborn as Commissioner of Internal Revenue and H S Marshall as U S Attorney Southern District of New York Daylight Liquor Bill Killed in Boston House action ends proposal to ban early morning sale of intoxicants.
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Washington
London
Walter H. Page
New York
Great Britain
Wilson
Page
Senate
J. E. Osborne
Wyoming
Internal Revenue
W. H. Osborn
North Carolina
United States
Southern
H. 8. Marshall
Boston
House of Representatives
Pomona Meeting Draws Large Concord Attendance
Large attendance at Central Middlesex Pomona session in Concord. Reports from Granges in the district were heard, with Master F. T. Marston of Everett presiding as the meeting opened at 2 o'clock. An address followed.
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Middlesex
Pomona
Concord
F. T. Marston
Everett
Pad With Papers For Padding In Restoration
A short guide discusses using old newspapers as padding for delicate objects. It advises layering sheets smoothly on a protective board and renewing the papers to maintain cushioning and alignment during processing.
Decree on Daily Work and Salvation of Man
The text discusses a decree linking daily labor to human salvation and warns of dangers to mankind, mentioning constitutional state, child protection, and the role of man in facing risks. Richard Watson Gi is referenced as part of the discourse.
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Mischi
Richard Watson
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