Concord Notes On Local Visits And Happenings
A digest of Concord social updates includes Mrs Lamer Hoar returning from Jaffrey N H Col Richard F Barret visiting New York Miss Mabel Waite Harris from Weymouth at the Colonial Inn Harriet Root of Chicago at George F Root’s Sandy Pond road and more residents returning from travels local church events and civic notices. The column lists several guests at the Colonial Inn and various residents visiting relatives in New York Boston Providence and other nearby towns along with upcoming events and ads for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Waite Harris
Weymouth
Colonial Inn
Harriet Root
Chicago
George F. Root
Sandy Pond Road
George Phalen
Brookline
Trintarian Church
Charles G. Kent
Main St
New York
Michael Flavin
Ireland
F. L. Drew
A. Sands
Winthrop Wood
James B. Wood
Providence
R. I
St. Bernard’s Choir
Monument Hall
J. A. Dixon
National Express Co
Leominster
Benson Vincent
Bardwells Ferry
Harmony Lodge
Joseph Lovejoy
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Melvin
Thoreau and
Sudbury Road
Concord
Herbert Parker
Committee On Agriculture
Concord Farmer's Association
White
G. L. Johnson
Littleton
N. H
H. B. Sanborn
Newton
E. L. Watson
B. Macdougal
L. W. Bessie
Helen W. Besse
Springfield
Stanley King
Boston
James F. Melanium
E. Delaney
Garden League drawn up in Concord for children
Henry Saxton Adams of Wellesley spoke in Concord Town Hall about creating a Garden League for children under 15. The program, led by the Woman's club study group, invites homes to host gardens and compete for prizes, with school teachers aiding in signups and periodic garden inspections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Saxton Adams
Wellesley
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Town Hall
Mr. Adams
Concord
Woman's Club
Philip Harvey
Wilfrid Wheeler
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Allen French
Mary Rodman
Julia Wheeler
Adams
Garden League
Garden League of Concord
Groton
Concord School
Gavin
Hall of Fame
Frroton
Trinitarian Church Notes Celebrates 26th Endeavor Anniversary
The Christian Endeavor society of the Trinitarian church marked its 26th anniversary with a large gathering led by Miss Mary V. Tewksbury. Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury spoke on mountain whites of Kentucky. A Friday lecture precedes communion and a Sabbath service includes a reception and a 7.25 pm songs and address on God’s Minute Men referencing April 19 1775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Dunstable
G. W. Tewksbury
Walter A. Carr
Thomas Todd, Jr
Ragna M. Petersen
Charles R. Borland
Christian Endeavor Society of the Trinitarian Church
Mary V. Tewksbury
Ida Vose Woodbury
Kentucky
Christ
God’s Minute Men
Alexander
Official inspection visits Concord lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Master Collette from Boston visited Concord Thursday to witness the second degree. Two candidates were initiated. D D G M Parsons and suite of Waltham plus Acton Maynard Hudson and Marlboro lodges attended. Visitors spoke, shared stories, and a collation followed under J W Raymond and R C Woodworth supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge of
Odd. Fellows
Collette
Suite
Boston
Concord
D. D. G. M. Parsons
Suite of Waltham
Acton
Maynard, Hudson and Marlboro
J. W. Raymond
R. C. Woodworth
Percy Foss Nets a Big River Catch on Bedford Street
On a weekday near Bedford Street Percy Foss, a local post office employee, paused crossing a bridge to fish with a pocket line. A quick pull yielded a remarkable catch weighing about 4 1 2 pounds or more, witnessed by many who saw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Foss
Percy
Uncle Sam
Bedford St
Made to Order Screens by A. J. Phillips & Co
Enclose your piazza and protect your windows and doors with Phillips screens. Phillips screens are unequaled in quality and moderate in price. Information and estimates for every description of wire screen work furnished by F. H. Rideout Concord Junction. Residence phone Concord 1863. Boston office 220 Devonshire St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Phillips & Co
Phillips
F. H. Rideout
Concord Junction
Concord
Boston
Devonshire St
Advertised Letters Listing for Local Residents
A column lists names of individuals with advertised letters including W. D. Davis B J Dickie Hubert Louis Louie Prosper I C Richardson A P Simpson William A Stalker Geo W Wilde Mrs H C Anderson Miss Jane Houseman Mrs Delia MacLean Mrs L A Porter Mrs Wallace D Williams Mrs W D Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Davis
B . J. Dickie
Hubert Louis
Louie Prosper
I. C. Richardson
A. P. Simpson
William A. Stalker
Geo. W. Wilde
Jane Houseman
Delia MacLean
L. A. Porter
Wallace D. Williams
W. D. Williams
Middlesex School Defeats Volkman 8 to 4 in Baseball Clash
Middlesex School defeated Volkman 8 to 4 on their home ground with Bartlett’s pitching and strong defense. Gallagher Winsor and Barron led the offense with multiple runs batted in and solid fielding backed by 10 strikeouts from Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Volkman
Bartlett
Gallagher
Winsor
Barron
Romaine
Conway
Brown
Kimball
Townsend
Bradley
Stevens
Hyde
Lacroix
Graves
Murphy
Po Gallagher
Bartlett P Stevens
Sanderson
Romaine Cf
Volkmann
Po Estabrook
Mitchell
Ford
Townsend If
Middlesex
Romainerf
Boyle
Wright
Baldwin
Roxbury
Fox
Welch
Jones
Packard
Smith
Lyons
P Hill
McDonald
Nickerson
Hill
Ste Jones
Hill A
St Andrews Triumph Over Allen In Tight League Contest
St Andrews defeated Allen 9 runs to 6 in a nine inning baseball game. Key players include Krogstadt Randall and B King for St Andrews while Allen’s Mason and M King contributed. The scoring featured St Andrews with a 7th inning surge and late runs sealing the win.
Concord School 8 W H S 2 Baseball Clash
Concord school players clashed with Oughlin and Ryan who pitched for Wellesley high under disguises. Billy Fitzpatrick caught well Morgan pitched strongly and Matthews at third played solidly. (Continued on Page Five.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Oughlin
Ryan
Wellesley
Billy” Fitzpatrick
Morgan
Matthews
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William H. Hunt
California
Richard L. Wilson
BH. L. Spafford
B. & M. Railroad
Troy
N. Y
Susan Emmett
North Adams
George J. Emmet
Effie Lowden
Orange
Towne
Towle & Kent
Concord W. C. T. U
Rolfe
Ellis Motte
A. J. Phillips &Co
Charles M. Byron
Gladys and
Sophia Wilson
Somerville
Thoreau St
Willow St
Glen Mary
Mass
J. W. Raymond’s
Crawford Range
Main
Miss Buck’s
N. A. Davis Market
C. W. Prescott
Flora White
Massachusetts Infant Asylum
Hawkins St
Stow
A. B. Sutherland
Winch’s
Natick
Walter
Wood
Lowell Rd
Furber
Elm St
Concord Centre
Monument St
Plymouth Rock
George D. Hubbard
Joseph Baggio
Davis Court
Thomas Hollis
A. M. Saunders
Henry S. Adams
Concord Town Hall
Trinitarian Church Notes
Clara B. Singleton
Th. Fletcher
Oak St. Maynard
News OF the Diamond
R. L
Roxbury Latin School
L. A
Lawrence Academy
Curtis
Lawrence
Pike
Sheedy
O’neil
Atwood
Keady
O'Neil
O’connor
McTurman
Cc. H
Concord High
Concord H
Po Pike
Atwood Cf
O'Connor
Gavin P Batchelder
Ae ‘Spencer Ss
Curtis Cf
Fitzpatrick c ' v
Matthews If
Gilman
Armstrong
Banks
Wadleigh
Ded Morgan P
Lf Lcey
Fallon
Connerton
Ls Niven
Hopkins
Shepard
Knowles
Payson
Deerf
Davis
Urquhart
Natick H
Lucey
Barmacless
Iam Mahan
Monteith
Burns
Murray
Carey c
McCarthy
Stoke
Mac
Natick H. S
Mahan
Kelley
ST Andrews
Allen
St. Andrews School
Knights of the Sphere
W. H
S. 2
Richardson
H.S. Richardson
Concord, Maas
J.C. Friend
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
A. L. Hicks
Marcel
Postoffice
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Concord, Mass
Dentis
Friend’s Block
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Tel
Back Bay
Chas, D. Parmenter & Co
South
Sudbury
W. Herbert Way
Cambridge
O. E. Patch
Joe Rulscar
the Colonial Inn
Massachusetts
Mrs. W. Rollins Abrams
F. Walcott
Damon St. Concord Jct
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