Birthday Party and Music MeetingHighlights at Dec 13 Event
A large audience attended a meeting with Mrs. George Minot Baker on Tuesday afternoon December 13. After music and tea, tables were hosted by Mrs. George E. Walcott Mrs. John Morse and Miss Eugenie Marie Foss. The program featured various compositions and performances by students including several Catricala family members and Miss Watson. Four red candles and a frosted cake accompanied child participants Sally Millett and friends as they celebrated Sally's fourth birthday with games and well wishes. First term classes closed at Middlesex school for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Minot Baker
George E. Walcott
John Morse
Eugenie Marie Foss
Lange-Muller
Gade
Sally
Millett
Sallie
Sophie Chamberlain
Sallie Davis
Winifred Hammond
Alice Hutchins
Miriam Little
Elizabeth Marion
Elizabeth Wentworth
McAllister picks Arthur Clark as next year captain
Arthur Clark of Lincoln Massachusetts was chosen captain of next year's McAllister football eleven, succeeding Otis Whitney of Concord. Charley Fitts of Haverhill was named manager. Midget team captain David Smith of Concord also chosen with Charles Brown of Wayland as manager along with letters awarded to a list of varsity and midget players.
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Arthur Clark
Lincoln
Mass
McAllister School
Otis Whitney
Concord
Charley Fitts
Haverhill
David Smith
Charles Brown
Wayland
Pliny Jewell
Edward Sprague
Standish Pigeon
Edward Chase
Cameron Hoyt
Robert
Commander Bowker Re-elected Leader of Old Concord GAR
George M Bowker was elected commander of the Old Concord Post No 180 GAR for an eleventh consecutive year at the post armory meeting last Wednesday. Other officers elected include Andrew R Maker Myrick L Hatch Rev Henry C Cunning ham Andrew R Maker James Munroe and William H Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bowker
Old Concord Post
No 180
Gar
Andrew R. Maker
SVC
Myrick L. Hatch
JVC
Henry C. Cunningham
James Munroe
William H. Hunt
Appointment Listing From Meeting Officers Named
Commander ester following the meeting made appointments to offices: George M. Bowker adjutant, George F. Wheeler quartermaster, Lewis H. George sergeant-major, George M. Bowker patriotic instructor, Rev Henry Cunningham delegate to State encampment in April 1922, and James Munroe alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
George M. Bowker
George F. Wheeler
Lewis H. George
Henry ©. Cunningham
James, Munroe
Buckley-Bryon Marriage Hears in Waltham Church
Mr and Mrs Edward F. Buckley of 3 Center Street Waltham announce the marriage of their daughter Alice Marie Buckley to Francia Bernard Byron son of James J Byron 35 Hubbard Street Waltham. The ceremony was held at St Marys church conducted by Rev James J Baxter. The bride wore a wedding gown with Mrs Warren Carroll as matron of honor. George H Byron of Concord brother of the groom served as best man with Ed ward Gardiner and Charles F Gourman as ushers. The newlyweds plan a wedding trip to New York and Baltimore and will reside in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Buckley
Center St
Waltham
Alice
Marie Buckley
Francia Bernard Byron
James J. Byron
Hubbard St
J. Wren
St Mary’s Church
James J. Baxter
Warren Carroll
George H. Byron
Concord
Edward Gardiner
Charles F. Gourman
Dorchester
New York
Baltimore
Byron
Home for Aged Announces 1922 Officers At Annual Meeting
Concord Home for the Aged held its annual meeting with Mrs. George M. Brooks presiding. Elected officers serving through 1922 include President Chas E Brown and vice-presidents Mrs. Anne E Damon Rev Loren B Macdonald, Secretary Miss Marion B Ke, and Treasurer Harrison J Bartlett. A post Christmas membership drive was planned with committee led by Mrs Charles H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Home For the Aged
George M. Brooks
Chas. E. Brown
Anne E. Damon
Loren B. Macdonald
Harrison J. Bartlett
Homas Todd
William H. Brown
Grange Christmas Party Planned by Concord Grange
At the Concord Grange meeting held in the town armory on Wednesday evening a Christmas party is planned. The literary committee led by Mrs Granville Holden and others is arranging the program. Members voted to set the membership fee at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Town Armory
Granville’ Holden
H. Parks
Clara Seed
Annual Meeting Report of A O H Division 56
At the annual meeting of Division 56 of the A O H held in Hibernian Hall last Wednesday evening James J. Byrne presided and discussed society affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O.H
Hibernian Hall
James J. Byrne
Wanted Old-fashioned wood burning soapstone stove
Classified want ad seeking an old-fashioned wood burning soapstone stove. Contact T. L. Smith at 61 Main St Concord D2i 1t for offers and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Smith
Main St
Concord
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Denton
Forest Mills
A. N. Hodgess
the People’s Theatre
Nason Street
Detroit
Maynard Motor CO
Gordon Lloyd
Reed’s Block
Nason St
Concord Musical Club
Miss Watson
Tschaikowsky
Weingartner
Edwin Schneider
Stilec
Walter Rummel
Swaim
Merwin
Kreisler Chauson
Mr. E. Catricala
la Maison Grise
Messager
Luc Pimie
Des George
Phyllis
Whelpley
Miss Ballou
Gebhard En Courant
Godard
Mrs. Little
Middlesex School
National
Authorized
Highway Commission
Butler Ave
Maynard
Santa Claus
Santa
West Pockie
Concord Junction
Commonwealth Avenue
Buckley
Home For Aged
Grange
Wilson Lumber
Fitchburg
Emerson
Johnson Music Store
Main Street
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