Fay Heywood Cashier Notice
Fay Heywood cashier Maas December 6 1916 appears in case file at 7 Lowell Road Theo Berlin referenced in cryptic docket entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fay Heywood
Cashier
Maas
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
6
Local social held at Alph Centre reported
A social gathering was held at the Alph Centre featuring attendees Matthew Cullinane Ralph Hemn Arnold Howitt Walter Ken Goya Kennia Gordon Love Winlter Wheeler Wittrid Wheet-Wiwin Wilson and James B. The event’s details were partially captured in a fragmented note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Geod Oe
The
Alph Center
Matthew Cullinane
Ralph Hemn
Arnold Howitt
Walter Ken
Goya Kennia
Gordon Love
Winlter Wheeler
Wittrid Wheet- Wiwin
Wilson
James B
Died December 19 Mention of Cullof Patterson Hagerty
Brief obituary fragment notes the deaths of Mrs. Raymond Cullof and Mrs. Harry Patterson with Gertrude Hagerty and others named in relation to flowers received. The text is sparse and reads as a small notice section item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cullofd
Harry Patterson
Gertrude Hagerty
Town and K of C clash ends in tight basketball loss
The Town team fell to the K of C 1226 to 1288 in a high scoring game. Bulger and Jennings tied for top K of C scorers while Fods led Town with 276 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe K
Armory Team Defeats Big Five in Bowling Match
The Armory team defeated the Big Five in a bowling contest. Hopkins led the Armory squad as top scorer with the high score of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Hopkins
Middlesex Hockey Schedule for 1917 Season
Abbot Low Mills of Portland manages Middlesex seven for 12 games in 1917. Key dates include January 31 versus Concord High and February 3 against Harvard second team, with games on January 10 Stone School February 7 St Marks February 10 Boston English February 17 Milton Academy at Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Abbot Low Mills
Portland
Ore
Concord High School
Stone School
Harvard University
St. Mark's School
Boston English High
Milton Academy
Milton
Christmas Sunday concert at Trinitarian church
The annual Sunday school concert at the Trinitarian Congregational church featured speaking and singing. Miss Ruth Huntley played the Goddess of Liberty as younger children presented money gifts for Boston's poor, raised by Sunday school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Charles H. Towle
Ruth Huntley
Goddess of Liberty
Boston
Christmas Party for Trinity Church Children
The Trinity church held its annual Christmas party for local children with games and a Christmas tree followed by refreshments. The cheerful gathering featured a program of activities and treats, creating a festive afternoon for attendees.
Christmas Tree Event Shines in Concord
A large turnout filled Concord on Christmas Eve for a community tree lighting. The tree on the common glowed with many lights and a top red beacon visible afar while a Merry Christmas sign adorned the lower pole. School children led carols at 5 pm directed by R N Hudspeth, followed by an older group at 7 15 directed by T W Surette. Residents and visiting children sang door to door for shut ins, and houses glowed with candy decorations, marking a festive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Junction
R. N. Hudspeth
T. W. Surette
Union Church to Hold Ladies Union Meeting and Services
Union Church schedules its annual Ladies Union meeting with officer elections on Thursday at 250. The pastor leads morning worship at 10 45 with sermon and Sunday school at noon. Evening service at 7 features a brief sermon and Christmas selections by choirs. A New Year outlook is hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Venter
Hall
Téachardes Ce Cas
Young Ladies’ Choir
Union Church
Jesus in the Temple in Solomon's Porch A Winter Walk
The Trinity Church announces a Sunday forenoon sermon on Jesus in the Temple in Solomon’s Porch with a Winter Walk. The Week of Prayer will feature The Ideal Church It Is Cardinal Points based on Ephesians 3 14 21. Sessions include The Child in the Midst and Lessons to Learn From the Past in a New Year gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Solomon’s
First Practice For Concord High Hockey Team Held
The first practice of Concord High School's inaugural hockey seven was held last week. Submaster Wharle Peckham will coach the team with nearly 30 players training under four temporary captains Charles Bulger Harold Cabot Williams Weeden and Homer Ajen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Wharle Peckham
Charles Bulger
Harold Cabot
Williama Weeden
Homer Ajien
Attendant Pleads Guilty in Insane Hospital Death
Wesley H. Linton, an attendant at Medfield insane hospital, pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of Camillo Strassulo, an Italian inmate. He is sentenced to three years in the house of correction in Dedham Massachusetts. Hale and Thomas Magrath, indicted with him, are released after their cases are dismissed following the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Wesley H. Linton
Medfield Insane Hospital
Norfolk County Superior Criminal Court
Camillo Strassulo
House of Correction
Hale
Thomas Magrath
Tinton
Strassulo
Linton
MaGrath
Christmas visits and local family news item
Jackson R Garrett and Martin Olsen visited relatives in town while Hoa Sumpter Miss Anna Petersen and Clara Lofgren spent holidays with local friends. Henry Helsher and Willis Davis families welcomed new babies and holiday guests. Concord Grange to install officers with supper hosted by Fred Powers and Mrs. Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hopkins
New York
Rose Mantha
Frank Chandler
New Hampshire
William Dolloff
Brooklyn
Middlesex School
Charles Voight
East Hampton
Walter Upham
Greenville
No Hi
Jackson R. Garrett
Idge
Martin Olsen
Newport
R. I
Henry Helsher
Hoa Sumpter
Roxbury
Frank Petersen
Ewer Hager
Ashland
Clara. Lofgren
Arlington
Anna Petersen
Wentworth
Monument St
Frank Davie
Newton
Davis
Willis Davis
Methodist Church
J. Redmond Hartwell
Christ mas vespers at First Parish next Sunday
The First Parish will hold its Christmas vespers next Sunday December 31 at 3 pm. A quartet, assisted by Miss Motion A Barker and others, will perform an organ prelude, Handel arias, Gounod prayers, and Rheinberger finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion A. Barker
Arthur B. Hitchcock Jr
Miss Bugenid
M. Foss
A. Dacis
Clarence M Hay
Guilmant
Frey
Tax Law Explained at Unitarian Church Meeting
Joseph B. Perry of the tax commission spoke on the new State Income Tax law before the Men's Club of the Unitarian church. The vestry meeting in December 21 drew a well attended crowd, with a question period and social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Joseph B. Perry
Tax Commissioner's
Herbert Blanchard
Concord High Christmas Hop Honors School Spirit
The Concord high school junior class hosted a Christmas hop in Eaton hall on Friday afternoon. matrons Miss Milliken Miss Reese Mr Goddard and Mr Packard assisted. Music was provided by Elizabeth Whitney and Francis Loughim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord ‘High School
Eaton, Hall
Mise Milliken
Miss Reese
Goddard
Mr. Packard
Elizabeth ‘Whitney
Francis Loughim
Punth
Armory Event Schedule Includes Dance and Screens
Saturday nights at the armory feature a drill and a prize dance run by Lieut. Hopkins of Hudson 5th Regt. Indoor rifle practice began last Monday night and moving picture showings are planned for Wednesday and Saturday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Hopkins
Hudson 5Th Regt
Pany
Dove Cote Sold on Main Street Concord Home of Louisa Alcott
Real estate agents Finigan and Magurn sold William Barrows of Boston the Dove Cote on Main Street Concord. The 10 room home once owned by Louisa Alcott, author of Little Men and Little Women, contains modern con ve features and changed hands last week.
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Lowell Rd
Granville Holden
Leominster
Norman Smith
John ‘Titcomb
Bury
Charles Whitney
Caleb Wheeler
Virginia Rd
Watertown
Grace Davis
Hopedale
Kenneth B. Cook
Sudbury Rd
West Acton
Rose Hagerty
Potter St
Fred
Colston
Asa ‘Aish
Mary
Abridge
J. W
Daniela
Hubbard St
Washington
Mt. Holyoke
Jarvus Derby
New Hampshire State College
First Parish
Anna Clark
Mt. Holyoke College
Concord Musical Club
John Shepley
Stedmay Butterick Jr
Russell Robb
Exeter Academy
Dee
K. of C
Mexico
Nis
Frank B. Sanborn
Public Interest League
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
B. L.robinson
Capt. Dee
Concord Forum
Town Hall
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
N. Y
Clark
K. Ofc
Pereeevee
Weresecces
Eeererseew
Team Gaudetereeseeree
Foss
Albert Vanderhoor
Main
Concord, Mage
Gee Aid UP
Povele
Ayo
Stistole
Bes
Wagiy Saget
Middlesex
Trinitarian Church
WM. A. Stevens
Ite
Miss Barker
Zion
Handel
Sermon Quartet
Daughter of Zion
Rheinberger
Armory News
Protot Semon
Jas
B. Wood & Son
Inal
Fitchburg
Wilson Lumber Ilson, Prop
Ae Opp
Fitetibary
Bloor
Concord Municipal Light Plat
Priday Afl
Main St
Paci
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