Madame Winchester Celebrates 90th Birthday in Concord
Madame Winchester, longtime Concord resident living with her son Dr. B. Winchester of Elm Street, marked her 90th birthday Friday with a warm gathering of new and longtime friends. Ices and cakes were served amid flowers, and she received numerous letters and postcards from friends in the West and from her Chicago church.
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Madame Winchester
Dr.b
Winchester
Elm St
Concord
West
Chicago
Home Garden Association Exhibition Notice
The Home Garden Association will hold an exhibition at the town hall on Saturday August 26 from 3 00 to 8 00 p m. All are invited to attend the event. Emily L Wheeler Secretary
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Emily L. Wheeler
Henry J. Hosmer Dies Suddenly in Rowe at 36
Henry J. Hosmer a Concord native and Harvard 1900 graduate died suddenly in Rowe while staying with his wife Mrs. Hosmer. He was son of Henry J. Hosmer of American Powder mills and Laura A. Hosmer. Burial was private at Sleepy Hollow after services. He leaves Edna Hudson Hosmer, widow, and sister Mrs. Charles B. Brown who recently sailed home.
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Henry J. Hosmer
Rowe
Concord
American Powder Mills
Laura A. Hosmer
Harvard
Holsmer
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Edna Hudson
Charles B. Brown
Brown
Bullet Hole in Concord Blocked From Sight at Old Jones House
The famous Civil War bullet hole at the Old Jones house in Concord has been covered over by clapboard. Miss Alicia Keyes, daughter of the late Judge Keyes and current owner, objected to tourist visits and had the hole concealed.
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Concord
Jones House
Alicia Keyes
Judge Keyes
Marking literary sites in Concord would aid visitors
The writer suggests placing small tablets with inscriptions at places of historical or literary interest in Concord. Such markers would direct thousands of visitors to landmarks like Emerson's home and Louisa M Alcott house, reducing interruptions to merchants and locals.
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Emerson
Louisa M. Alcott
Concord
Concord Forms Baseball Club To Promote National Sport
A meeting was called to organize a Concord baseball club named Raymond's Colts. The group aims to hold winter dances and entertainments to raise funds and develop local talent for a summer season. Members will largely come from the team traveling to Milford, New Hampshire, this Saturday.
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Wedat
Concord
Milford
N. H
Raymond
Children Exhibit Gardens Despite Dry Weather Failures
Town youth display creditable garden work despite poor crops. Exhibition, supervised by Warren Goddard, will be held in the town hall Saturday. Everyone invited to view the best exhibits by the children.
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Warren Goddard
Concord Nine to Clash With Milford in New Hampshire
Great lineup from Concord as Raymonds Colts travel to Milford for a weekend baseball tilt. Joe Hopkins will start on the mound with Fitzpatrick backing him, while Shepherd Pratt and Fallon anchor the infield and Varley Rockwood McHugh Fisk headline the fleet outfield. Concord aims for a strong showing.
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Concord
Joe Hopkins
Joe
Milford
Fitzpatrick
K. of C
George Shepherd
Lincoln
Burley Pratt
Bulger
Billy Fallon
Larry Gardner
Varley
Rockwood
McHugh
Fisk
Fleet
Raymord
Visitors swell Old Concord D A R Chapter crowds
The Chapter House at Old Concord Chapter D A R has welcomed large crowds with Mrs. Derby needing two assistants, Miss Margaret Loftus and Miss Eva Chapman, to handle serving. Among out of town guests are Mary Bunker Jepson Orleans N Y Lara Jepson Cortland N Y Mr and Mrs George Hosler and Mary Hosler Findlay O Theodora and Wilhelmina Skidmore Brookfield Centre Conn Mr and Mrs Charles E Jordan and Richard Jordan Findlay O R Barco St Louis Mo Howard Martindale Los Angeles George Bristow and George Clinton Bristow Minneapolis Minn George Clinton Bristow is a descendant of Rev Peter Bulkeley who owned the land.
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Bessie Hunt
M. Louise Smith
Jennie Kearns
Nonquit
Elizabeth Dexter
Bedford Rd
Allston
Harry A. Douglas
B. A. Buck
Wm. H. Dee
Plymouth
Mary Tulis
South Sudbury
Mary Walsh
Cambridge
J. W. Millbury
Thoreau
John Gardella
Milford
Gilbert Grimes
Lena Fiske
Davis’ Market
Keene, N. H
William Clahane
Michael Finigan
Francis Magurn
Hampton Beach
Crompton
Tennessee
Mirza Dakin
Lowellrd
Charles Castle
G. Greer
Boston
B. Gleason
Summer Hill Lodge
Maynard
Charles Davis
C. Ra
Miss
Illinois
J. T. Falvey
Wright Tavern
John G. Watson
Richardson
Mrs. Watson
Antoinette
Rindge
N. H Frank B. Byron
Casco Bay House
Long de Roctens
Fr. Dennison
Chicago
Katherine
Margaret
Agnes
Margaret Hesey Belknapst
Lexington Park
William Ne Lancey Cross
Milldam
Maine
New Hampshire
J. J. Shaughnessy
Maynord
Richard B. Cross
Mass. Institute of Technology
Ed. Dee
Concord Junction
John Hosey
G. A. Tewksbury
Union Congregational Church
Marlboro
Walter A. Carr
Highland City
Mr. Carr
J. Fletcher Carr
Annie L. Hicks
Miss Hicks
Dr. Pfeiffer
Bedford
Old Concord
Derby
Margaret Loftus
Eva Chapman
Junction
Mary Bunker Jepson
Orleans
N. Y
Lara Jepson
Cortland
George Hosler
Mary Hosler
Findlay
Ohio
Theodora
Wilhelmina Skidmore
Brookfield Centre
Conn
Charles E. Jordan
Richard Jordan
R. Barco
St. Louis
Howard Martindale
Los Angeles
Cal
George Bristow
George Clinton Bristow
Minneapolis
Colonial Inn Guests Highlight East Coast Visitors
Guests at the Colonial Inn include Mr. and Mrs. Gresham Bradford of Washington DC, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron of Orange New Jersey, Miss C D Crovast of Trenton NJ, Elizabeth Bradford of Lockport IL, L T Hallock and family of Clayton NJ, George Martin of Newton NJ, Morandi Proctor Co Boston, Lieut and Mrs E L Morgan Boston, Major and Mrs Russell Washington DC, H M Hovey Detroit, and Hovey who markets the Implex auto.
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Washington, D. C
J. H. Cameron
Orange, N. J
C. D. Crovast
Trenton
N. J
B. T. Worst
Daughte
Elizabeth
Lockport, Ill
L. T. Hallock
Marion
Carlton Halleck
Clayton, N. J
Visitors at Wright Tavern Chronicle hospitality week
The Wright Tavern hosted guests from Wisconsin California Arkansas and Washington D C including A B Hough E B Skinner P B Kennedy E C Porter F M Reese Cleo Harper Mary Parkman and others. Dr A Fernald is vacationing in Newton and Mrs Jennie H Chase visits Manchester New Hampshire. A hearing on Monument Street tree removal is set for Friday at 9 am in lower town hall. Myron Carrigan returned from Chester Vermont with cattle and the Brennan family relocated from the Turnpike to Hubbard Street property.
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Wright Tavern
A. 8. Hough
Jamesville
Wis
EB. F. Skinner
Los Angeles
Cal
P. B. Kennedy
Beloit
E. C. Porter
la Fres
Col
F. M. Reese
Paris
Cleo Harper
Little Rock
Ark
James Newburn
Ethel M. Newburn
Cleveland, D
Mary Parkman
Washington, D. C
Jennie H Chase
Manchester
N. H
Lower Town Hall
Monument St
Insurance Co
Myron ’S. Carrigan
Chester
Brennan
Turnpike
Hubbard St
Glor y contest set for Labor Day league clash
A Labor Day field day features a 10 30 morning rivalry between the Married and Single Men baseball teams with Jerome Gleason at second base and a strong infield core. Pitching duties go to W McCarthy for the Marrid Men and Charlie Fiske for the Single Men with outfield looks led by Percy Foss and T Byron. The game promises high intensity and lively crowds.
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K. of C
Jerome Gleason
Cy Young
Mike Donlin
Jimmie Callahan
Jerome
Old North Bridge
Mr. Gleason
John Goulding
Concord
Pairdorthér
John
Percy Foss
T. Byron
W. McCarthy
George Ware
Bill Varney
Charlie Fiske
Jim Hopkins
Eddie Brennan
Joe Hopkins
Bill Fallon
Eddie Landry
Jim Varley
Wed in Nashua Potter Bodwell wedding in quiet home ceremony
Richard C. Potter of this town and Miss Bertha T. Bodwell wed at the bride’s Nashua New Hampshire home on Friday afternoon. The ceremony was intimate with only relatives present. They leave for Racine to establish their future home after a wedding journey. Potter, Concord High School class of 1905, then MIT graduate 1909, has taught at Racine College and serves in the science department. The bride is a Smith College graduate, class of 1911.
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Richard C. Potter
Bertha T. Bodwell
Nashua
N. H
Concord High School
Mass. Institute of Technology
Racine College
Smith College
Have to Learn to Spell at Wellesley College
More than half of the young women at Wellesley college are deficient in spelling. Six hundred students will devote Saturday afternoons and other recitation periods to orthography drills.
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Wellesley College
Local Advertisements in Concord Area Offer Rentals and Services
Classified notices list rentals and furnished rooms in Concord and nearby towns. Includes kindergarten opening at 57 Main St on October 9, rental houses on Bow and Bedford streets, and a boot maker advertising custom taps and leather goods. Also notes rates 10 cents a line for ads and advance payment at H L Whitcomb's.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Goncord
Maynard
Littleton
Bed
Acton
Sudbury
Brick For Sale In Good Condition For Walk Or Ply
Two thousand easy to handle blocks offered for sale near Henry J. Walcott in Main Concord. Brick is proof and suitable for walk or other paving needs.
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Henry J. Walcott
Main Concord
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