Classified Ads Rate Card Notes and Local Advertisers
Advertisement rates of 10 cents per line with six words per line are paid in advance. Ads may be left at H. L. Whitcomb and read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. Hopkins on Main Street offers a wide Christmas goods selection including toys games cards and novelties.
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H. L. Whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
Hopkins
Main St
Miss Poyntz to Address Forum on Socialism and the War
Miss Juliet Stuart Poyntz will speak Sunday afternoon at town hall on Socialism and the War. Wood will preside and a question session will follow. A Christmas music program by the Trinitarian Church choir and quartet at the event.
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Poyntz
Town Hall
Juliet Stuart Poyntz
Charles Wood
Miss Poyntz
Barnard College
U. S. Immigration Commission
Columbia University
Europe
Rand School of Social Science
New York
George M. Baker
The
Trinitarian Church
the Lord God of
Israel
Union Meeting of Local Holy Name Societies
A union meeting is planned at St Bernard's church Sunday evening at 8 o clock. Holy Name societies from Concord and Concord Junction, Maynard societies, St Bridget's, and St Casimir join with a delegation from St Bridget's Temperance society.
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Holy Name Societies of Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard Societies
St. Bridget’s
St. Casimir
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
St. Bernard’s Church
Concord church prepares first 1916 communion and prayers
The Trinitarian church unit invites members and others to a preparatory communion lecture Friday at 7 45 pm with a 1916 New Year communion at 10 45 am Sunday. Daily union prayer meetings will follow in Trinitarian chapel Scandinavian M E church and Trinity Parish house with a detailed schedule issued.
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Trinitarian
M. BE
Trinity
Police Alarm System Installed in Marlboro
The Gamewell police alarm system has eight call boxes installed at key locations including Monument 8q and the depot. Batteries pending arrival, but once active, the chief in the town hall will receive alarms with time and box data via telephone for officer patrols and citizen safety.
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Monument 8Q
Anursnack Hill
Elm and
Wood Sts
Westvale
Reformatory
Mass Board of Agriculture to Hold Annual Meeting in Boston
The Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture will convene at Horticultural Hall in Boston on January 4 through 6. The Concord Board of Health plans an exhibit from local dairies showing milk supply quality with a silver cup for the best test and a bronze medal for the second. Scoring will be done by the state board. E A Newell has purchased a Berlin limousine Cadillac from Torrey and Vialle.
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Mass
State Board of Agriculture
Horticultural Hall
Boston
Concorde Board of Health
State Board
E. A. Newell
Berlin
Concord National Bank stockholders meeting notice
Stockholders of the Concord National Bank of Concord will meet at the banking house on Tuesday January 11 1916 at 345 o clock p m for the choice of directors and the transaction of any other business that may legally come before said meeting. C Fay Heywood cashier Concord Mass December 8 1915.
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Concord National Bank of Concord
Mass in Honor of St James Sung at St Bernard’s
The 10 15 mass at St Bernard’s church Sunday morning was sung in honor of St James under the direction of organist Miss Katherine Haggerty. Chorus and soloists gave fine performances with Mrs James Loughlin Miss Helen Fitzpatrick Miss Anna Flavin Thomas Powers James Loughlin Jas Hayes and Dr Philip T Flavin. Three masses were said Sunday with large attendance.
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St. James
St. Bernard’s Church
Katherine Haggerty
James Loughlin
Helen Fitzpatrick
Anna Flavin
Thomas Powers
Jas. Hayes
Philip T. Flavin
Fifteen at Dinner
Mr and Mrs William A Stevens entertained a houseful of guests over the holiday a party of 15 sitting down to their Christmas dinner The party included Mr and Mrs Amos A Stevens of Somerville Mr and Mrs Theodore Boutelle and daughters Cora and Bertha of Woburn Mr and Mrs Harry Tuttle and son of Somerville Mrs Porter of Woburn and Elliot Howard
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William A. Stevens
Amos A. Stevens
Somerville
Theodore Boutelle
Cora
Bertha
Woburn
Harry Tuttle
Porter
Elliot Howard
McCone Bros Garage Nears Readiness This Spring
The Enterprise notes the new McCone Bros garage will be ready for occupancy within two weeks. The facility will be steam heated and fully equipped for all garage work, signaling spring opening for business.
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McCone Bros
O. K. Dance Festive Christmas Party
Monday evening's O. K. dance featured laurel and scarlet decorations and a true Christmas mood. Forty couples attended, with many home for the holidays and guests who stayed over for the celebration. The arrangement committee included Wells, Blanchard, Julian Ballou, William L. Davis, Charles G. Edgarton, Stedman B. Hoar, Harold E. Orendorff, Stephen C. Pepper, Lawrence E. Richardson, Ellis N. Richardson and Berkley Wheeler.
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John P. Allen
Walter B. Wood
Mildred Edgarton
Dorothy Blodgett
Tremont Orchestra
Woburn
Homer Allen
Harold Cabot
James Borland
O. K
Wells, Blanchard
Julian Ballou
William L. Davis
Charles G. Edgarton
Stedman B. Hoar
Harold E. Orendorff
Stephen C. Pepper
Lawrence E. Richardson
Ellis N. Richardson
Berkley Wheeler
High wind causes little local telephone damage
Strong winds Sunday caused minimal disruption to Concord utilities. The telephone company reports only a few lines out of service and some tree branches snapping wires. A handful of lights were extinguished, but overall impact remained light compared with surrounding areas.
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Telephone Company
Concord
Miss Margaret Bolles Speaks On Tuscan Hill Towns
Concord Woman's Club to hear an illustrated lecture by Miss Margaret Bolles on The Tuscan hill towns their artists and their saints. The art committee chaired by Mrs. C. E. Brown will organize the afternoon program.
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Margaret. Bolles
Tuscan Hill
Concord Woman's Club
C. E. Brown
Grange meeting Jan four features auxilians supper
At the next regular Grange meeting on January 4 the installation supper will be hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary at seven o clock.
Noted Scientist William Underwood To Lecture At Town Hall
William L Underwood, a well known scientist, will give a Lyceum lecture at the town hall Wednesday evening. The talk titled Hunting with canoe and camera in New Brunswick promises unusually fine pictures as part of this season's program.
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William L. Underwood
Lyceum
New Brunswick
Governor Walsh Praises Colonial Inn For Armory Dedication
Frederick Sutter of the Colonial Inn received a letter from Gov. David I. Walsh praising the inn for its service during the armory dedication. The note highlights the governor's appreciation and the inn's role in the event.
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Frederick Sutter
Colonial Inn
David I. Walsh
Christmas Handicap Shoot at Con cord Gun Club
William Fitzpatrick was high gun with 25 at the Concord Gun Club Christmas handicap shoot held at Bristol Hill Range. Other top scores included J. H. Snow 20, E. O. Patch 19, Mart Bulger 19, J. Connors 19, E. Flavin 18, EB Ring 18, T. Hagerty 14, F. Pierce 13, Clarente Tuttle 12.
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Concord Gun Club
Bristol Hill Range
William Fitzpatrick
J. H. Snow
E. O. Patch
Mart. Bulger
J. Connors
E. Flavin
EB. Ring
T. Hagerty
F. Pierce
Clarente Tuttle
Christmas Homecoming of Gleason and Clark
Jerome Gleason Jr. returns home from New York for the Christmas holidays. Miss Anna Clark, Mt Holyoke College student, is back home for the holidays.
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Jerome Gleason Jr
New York
Anna Clark
Mt. Holyoke College
Christmas Party Brightens Trinitarian Parish Hall
The Trinitarian parish children held an annual Christmas party in the church vestry on Monday at 5 p.m. Miss Margaret E. Towle told Christmas stories with stereopticon illustrations. Ice cream and cake followed, and attendees took home a box of candy. Miss Mary V. Tewksbury organized the affair.
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Trinitarian Parish
Margaret
Evening Study Classes Begin on Historic Topics
The history class starts January 5 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Leslie R. Moore’s home, 14 Elm Street, focusing on the American Revolution and Critical Periods. An art class on Venetian painting resumes January 13 at 10:15 a.m. with Mrs. Charles EB Brown on Main Street, and a Tennyson study meets January 11 at 3:15 p.m. at Mrs. Ripley Bartlett’s Sudbury Road home.
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Leslie R. Moore
Elmst
Charles EB. Brown
Main St
Tennyson
Ripley Bartlett
Sudbury Rd
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Mary Tewksbury
H. Ss. Richardson
D.C. Baker
Mildred Pearson
Harold Parker
Abbie O'Brien
Marie Jensen
F. W. Rollins
Joseph B. Russell
Elizabeth Snyder
Elizabeth Wilson
M. White
Margaret White
Jane Allard
George Weeks
Weatherspoon
Ray Dailey
Wollaston
Esther Davis
Scarletina
Rosimond Porter
Wood St
B. O. Pratt
St. Johnsbury
Harry W. Palmer
Torrey & Vialle
L. B. Macdonald
Oscar Pederson
Carlisle
Nashua
N. H
Eunor Johnson
R. F. Carson
Helen E. Hart
Lowell
A. W. Lee
Mrs. Lee
Haverhill
Agnes Holden
Shirley
Chancellor Mayo
Phillips Exeter
Miss Mayo
Hubbard St
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Helen Towle
Mt. Holyoke
Dorothy Tewksbury
Radcliffe Meing
J. W. Raymond
Hilda Raymond
New Haven
G. Hollis Blake
Ida Holden
Marlboro
Lang St
Stephen J. Murray
Cambridge Turnpike
Robert. Holden
Leominster
Granville Holden
Annie Olsen
Barrett’s Mill Rd
David Harris
Marlro
Edward Rockwood
Philip of
Lynn
Rockwood
Fred Rockwood
Everett St. John Snow
Snow Pharmacy
Seth Thomas
C. Fay Heywood
Cashier
Woman's Club
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