Fragmentary local notes hint at small town events
A blurred collection mentions Dam Patter and Ming Wong in Mill Dam shop, a window reading the thirteenth, and a shortage of shop cats in Concord. It recalls Maurice as class president, a football injury, and references to Sam Mielli, John J. Me, and a Rotary prize contest tied to town planning and a new lock-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Wong
Concord
Maurice
Igh School
Harry S
Sam - Mele
Boston
Sam Mielli
Monumay
John J
Rotary
John
Conant Proposes Thoreau Memorial in Concord
Concord official and National Thoreau Society member Conant urges memorial for Henry David Thoreau. He recommends buying the ruined Thoreau Texas house on Belknap Street and using its timbers to build a Walden hut facsimile near Walden Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wallace B. Conant
National Thoreau Society
Fas
Henry David Thoreau
Conant
Planp‘ Raa
Texas
Belknap Street
Concord Woman's Club elects Mrs Hawley New of Concord W C
Mrs Hawley New of Concord West is elected president of the Concord Woman's Club at the annual meeting after a luncheon at Trinitarian Church parish houses. She succeeds Mrs G Sherman Blair who led the club last year. Rainbow girls served, and reports were given followed by a wild flowers lecture and film show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry H
PTA Set for Panel Discussion at Concord High School
Concord P T A plans an April panel discussion at Concord High School cafeteria next Wednesday at 8 00 P M. President Martin J Diskin says speakers include Rep Harold Tompkins and Mrs Winslow J Damon with Ralph D McLeary of Concord public schools. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Concord High School Glee Club Announces Concert
Concord High School announces a forthcoming concert by the Girls Glee Club. Details on date time and venue are not fully legible in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School Girls
Complaints On New Municipal Parking Area Near Main Street
Concord residents voice concerns about the Midd Station for Savings parking area. They urge curb redirection at the Main street entrance to prevent parking within 20 feet, call for a stop sign at the exit, and want a pedestrian walk to improve safety and visibility.
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Concord
Midd
Main Street
Concord Lincoln Garden Club joint meet at Henderson home
Concord and Lincoln Garden clubs held a joint meeting last Monday afternoon at Mrs. Ernest J Henderson’s South Lincoln home on Walden Pond Road. Guest speaker Mrs Chester Cook spoke on Flower Arrangement. Concord club announced its display at Concord Free Library next month with Mrs Herbert Buttrick Hosmer in charge of pours and Mrs Richard W Thorpe leading Lincoln club proceedings.
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Concord
Lincoln Garden Clubs
Ernest J. Henderson
Walden Pond Road
South
Lincoln
Chester 8
Cook
Concord Club
Concord Free
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Sti
Richard W. Thorpe
Lincoln Club
Concord Police Chief Ryan Honored on 25th Anniversary
Police Chief William G. Ryan was surprised at a luncheon in Concord to mark 25 years with the Concord Police Department. The event at Howard Johnson Restaurant featured attendees including Edward F. Loughlin Judge Mackey McWalter and Town Treasurer Thomas Garrity Jr. Ryan, a World War I veteran, has led the department since April 15 1922.
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Concord
William G. Ryan
Howard Johnson
Concord Police Department
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord District Court
Makier
Mackey, McWalter
Thomas F. Garrity
Misty Madeline W. Ryan
Ryan
Company I
Public Invited To Attend Second Lecture At H S
The public is welcome to the Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium on Thursday April 24 to hear Dan Stiles speak at the second general meeting planned for discussion of high school study. He will address High Schools for Tomorrow and parents friends and teachers are welcome. at 8 o clock.
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Concord
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Dan Stiles
Smith Elected To Recreation Commission In Concord
Willard H. Smith, 50 Thoreau Street, principal of Concord High School, was elected unanimously to the Concord Recreation Commission. This marks his second appointment in less than a year, following an earlier term to fill an unexpired chairmanship.
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Concord
Willard H. Smith
Thoreau
Street
Oncord
Suse
Eleanor T. Moore
Pte Smith
Recreation “Commission
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord Forms Poll Tax Bills for Men Over Twenty
Poll tax bills have been mailed in Concord to all men twenty years and older. They are due within thirty days, issued by Town Jr. and taxed for local funds.
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Concord
Concord Patriot's Day Battery Breakfast Schedule
Concord Independent Battery holds a 7:00 A M breakfast at the Veterans Building on Nashawtuc Hill to mark Patriot's Day. Rev Edward Perry Daniels named chaplain for the day with invitations extended.
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Concord
Nashawtuc Hill
Concord Independent Battery
Veterans’ Building
Edward Perry Daniels
Concord and Lexington in Holiday Tilt
Opening Middle sex Baseball League game between Concord and Lexington set for 3 15 on Patriot's Day afternoon in Concord. Both teams won warm up games with Concord 3 2 over Middlesex and Lexington 6 2 over Browne Nichols at Cambridge. Lexington hires coach John Adziglan replacing Irving Sherwood.
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Concord Lexington Stefanelli
Conner Wood
DeWolfe Skewes
Coscia Fenton
Ey Spooner
Buck Flynn
Hossford W. Pearson
Fordon Agape
Eunson Dee
Ifp
Parker DeRuzzo
Middlesex Baseball League
Concord
Lexington High
Concorn
Middlesex
Lexington
Browne & Nichols
Cambridge
John Adziglan
Stoneham High
Irving Sherwood
Concord Schools Reopen Monday After Short Break
Public schools in Concord including Harvey Wheeler Peter Bulkeley and Concord High will resume classes Monday at usual hours after Friday April 11 suspension due to extreme heat and spring vacation.
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Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Lexington to Observe Patriot Day With Battle Flag Presentation
The Lexington community will mark Patriot's Day April 19 with a ceremony presenting the battle flag flown aboard USS Lexington CV 16. Captain Léonard B. Sutherland USN, former Lexington XO, will deliver the historic relic and acceptance will be made by William G. Paxton, Lexington Board of Selectmen chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington
Navy Department
Léonard’.B. Sutherland
USN
The
William G. Paxton
Lexington Board of‘Select Man
Concord Plans for Patriot's Day Observance
Plans for Patriot's Day include a 5 30 a m sunrise salute on Nashawtuce Hill and a 6 00 a m service at First Parish Church Is track events at Emerson Playground noon bell ringing and a 2 00 p m parade start from the Veterans building 8 00 p m military ball at the State Armory.
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Nashawtuce Hill
First Parish
Emerson Playground
Veterans Building
Battleground
State Armory
Concord
Org
Mrs Ralph D Stetson Returns Home After Appendectomy
Mrs Ralph D Stetson of Westford, recently confined at Emerson Hospital for an appendectomy, is now able to be about again.
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Ralph D. Stetson
Westford Read
Emerson Hospital
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Patter
Walden
Fairway
Lexington Road
Monahan’s Lake
Boon
Fies
Is Jewelry Co
Enberry’s
Fruit “Co
Lea
Nason Street
Main
Nason
Mrs. Hawley _ New
W.C
P.T.A
Nielsen Brothers
Motter - Steel
Bedford
Mass
H. S
Smith
Valentine’s
Walden St
G. IL. Taxi
Joe Mancini
Walnut St
Tel
Concord Oil Company
Concord Coal Company
Lehigh Valley
Guido J. Antognoni
Ree
Edward Burke
Briardale Farm
Maynard Sewing Machine
Exchange
Parker Street
Maynard We Bay
Concord and
Arade
Lene
Ue Sea
Baker
Cal
Maynard
New Engla
Commonweal
Maynard, Mass
Old North Bridge
Acton Mital. CO
N. Acton
Concord Talk
Hervald
Kirkland
West Acton
Sudbury Nurseries Inc
Bury
Bank
Middlesex County National Bank
Billerica
Cambridge - Everet Malden - Maynard - Reading - Toncuenaee
Federal Deposit Insurance
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