Concord Schools Set New Start Date and Faculty Adds
Concord schools resume September 3 with early dismissals for a few weeks to adjust. A new two room portable near Peter Bulkeley will host a larger 4th grade while four new high school faculty join, led by Philip J. Flynn as principal of Peter Bulkeley and Emerson schools.
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Concord
Ipswich
Mildred Hastings
Scituate High
Mary T. Sart
Baltimore
Philip J. Flynn
Hanover
N. H
Peter Bulkeley
Emperson
Marion Gorham
Bath. Me
Emily Browne
Connectet
Doris Hardy
Chelmsford
Marion Smith
Brockton
Bernice Hayes
Bath
Edythe Paddelford
Ashland N. H
Concord Center School
High school drawing exhibit opens this week
Grades will be open daily this week as students prepare. Teachers from Sbnco schools will meet at the High school building Tuesday morning to discuss the schedule and concerns.
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Sbnco
Shower for Bride-To-Be Mary Salmon in Southboro
Miss Mary Salmon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick M Salmon, received a large shower at the Community House in Southboro before her September wedding to Robert Callahan of Marlboro. The event featured a mock wedding, gifts, verses, refreshments, and music with fifty plus friends in attendance.
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Southboro
Mary Salmon
Patrick M Salmon
Salmon
Robert Callahan
Marlboro
Mildred Corbett
Mary Fitzgerald
Peggy Boland
Sarah McDonald
Hestman
Constance Howes
Anne
Novel Features in Black Crepe Outfit Described
The article notes several new features in a black crepe outfit. A high collar with white facing suggests a turnover look, sleeves with slash cuffs provide relief from plain fabric, circular inserts shape the silhouette, and white facings with triangular white silk sections add visual relief.
Fair Committee Plans Second Annual Grange Community Fair
Concord Jct. Fair Committee met at Mrs. Clara Sweet’s home to organize the second annual Grange Community Fair set for Friday September 12. Judging from committee reports premiums will be awarded for top exhibits and children will receive special premiums for the best displays.
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Annursnac Grange
Clara Sweet
West Concord Schools Reopen For Fall Term
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kane were called to Fitchburg Tuesday by the death of a relative. Mr and Mrs W G Lyon left Sunday for Maine where they accompanied the body of Mrs Lyon's father Ratchford Longfellow Andrews, who died Saturday night at his daughter's home.
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West Concord
Thomas Kane
Fitchburg
W G Lyon
Maine
Mrs Carlson Returns From Norway Visit After Twenty Six Years
Mrs. Eric Carlson returned Monday from Norway where she spent two months with her father. This marked her first home visit in twenty six years and she described the trip as most enjoyable with a pleasant boat ride both ways.
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Norway
Eric Carlson
Mrs Carlson
Marlboro May Hold Poultry Show This Fall
Prospects rise for Marlboro poultry show this fall as local breeders form plans. C. B. Tillson and Frank E. Owen oversee the effort at Lakeside Farm despite poor weather. Fanciers from Marlboro Southboro Hudson and nearby towns express interest and will work toward staging the first show of its kind in Marlboro.
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Marlborough
Marlboro
Frank E. Owen
C. B. Tillson
Mr. Tillson
William M. E. Whitelock
Resigns as National Defense Day Head in Marlboro
Major William H. Finn Jr. resigns as chairman of Marlboro Defense Day due to direct Army orders to serve with Worcester and Fitchburg units on September 12. Capt. Daniel J. Curran is named to lead observances, with Finn agreeing to cooperate on Curran’s plans. The governor had appointed Finn. War Department orders take precedence.
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Marlboro
Major Finn
Th War Dept
Capt Curran
Mrs Logan and friends take extended motor trips
Mrs W A Logan with Mr and Mrs A Small of Shirley heads to Point Du Chene New Jersey for a two week stay. Mrs James Maguire visits her mother Mrs Jennie Downie in Schaghticoke New York for three weeks. Miss Helen Logan and Miss Olive Hatch depart Boston for Portland Maine then Peakes Island for vacation. About seventy five Annurskee Grange members greet travelers near the reform school as 250 cars pass on the National Grange tour.
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W. A. Logan
A. Small
Shirley
Point du Chene, NJ
James
Maguire
Jennie Downie
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Helen Logan
Olive Hatch
Boston
Portland
Peakes Isand
Annursnee Grange
Reformatory
Defense Day plans brief Concord Area mobilization test
Military Representative G F A Mulcahy announces Defense Day September 12 in Concord Area. Volunteers may join units for a one day demonstration of mobilization plans without cost or obligation. Units include 26th Division National Guard and XI Corps assets with Captain Dolan and Major Mulcahy as coordinators.
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G. F. A. Mulcahy Miorg
Eleventh Corps
Concord
Congress
26Th Division
National Guard
182Nd Infantry
John C. Dolan
Organized Reserve
376
Infantry
Henry J. Coolidge
Holgrs
301St
F. A
Roger D. Swaim
Martin C. Taylor
XI Corps
Machine Guns
Sales Commissary
Army of the United States
Mulcahy
Local Social Notes From Brockton Area
Mr and Mrs G A Hodgdon were weekend guests of friends in Brockton. H W Tripp resumes duties at the Reformatory after vacation. Mrs James O Reilly and party from Marlboro toured Mohawk Trail Saturday and Sunday. Edwin A Caldwell and family move from Concord Junction to West Acton on Arlington Street. Miss Minnie Randall returns to Pittsburg Pa after a visit with Mrs J F Fuller. John Delaney Alex MacEachern Jr William Hagerty and Thomas Prendergast motor to Lake Winnipesaukee and the White Mountains. Miss Gertrude McBurnie returns to New York City after a two week visit with her parents. Roy Woodworth flies to New York to bid farewell to friends sailing for a year aboard the U S S New York. Mr and Mrs W E J Graham and family and Charles Healey motor to Kennebunk Maine last Sunday. W E J Graham and family occupy a newly purchased home on Commonwealth Avenue. Mrs Graham shows improvement and can get about after a serious accident at Caledonian Grove Roxbury.
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G. A. Hodgdon
Brockton
H. W. Tripp
Reformatory
James O'Reilly
Marlboro
Edwin A. Caldwell
Concord Junction
West Acton
Arlington Street
Minnie Randall
Pittsburg
J. F. Fuller
John Delaney
Alex MacEachern, Jr
Wiliam Hagerty
Thomas Prendergast
Lake Winnipesaukee
White Mountains
Gertrude McBurnie
New York City
Alonzo McBurnie
Roy Woodworth
New York
W. E. J. Graham
Charles Healey
Kennebunk
Maine
Commonwealth Avenue
Caledonian Grove
Roxbury
Grange Enjoy Fine Musical Program
Annuisnac Grange held its regular meeting in I O O F Hall with favorable reports on the upcoming fair. A musical program led by Miss Louise Williams followed the business session featuring Miss Helen Curry of Cambridge and Miss Anna Flavin with piano.
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Annuisnac Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
Louise Williams
Helen Curry
Cambridge
Anna Flavin
Miss Flavin
Miss Curry
For Sale 1921 Maxwell Touring Car Parts
For sale early 1921 Maxwell Touring Car parts including spiral rear end Lynnte pistons fibre timing gear good shoes upholstering and top. Mechanically OK. Tel. W Acton 21-24 evenings. Asking $250.
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Maxwell
O. K. Tel. W. Acton
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