Concord Society Notes on Local Events and Lectures
Sunday gatherings in South Acton and Concord include social visits by Rev Fr Slattery and Rev Pr Flaherty recovering from illness. Community groups discuss school heat issues, garden projects, and a large window display at Buck's store. Capt Bartlett to give a North Pole lecture at the Town Hall with illustrated images of the Roosevelt expedition and Peary’s quest.
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Robert Bartlety
Nahh
Cel al the Peary
Roosevelt
Pole
Concord Lyceum
Concord
North Pole
Engand
Europe
Peary
Navy
Bartlett
Oyster Bay
Utair
Ag Enterprise Collector Seeks Subscribers with Delinquent Encards
An outreach effort targets subscribers whose accounts show outstanding renewals. The collector will contact named farm subscribers and enterprise members to secure overdue payments and renew services. The message emphasizes prompt action to maintain access to agricultural market data and related benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Enterprise Collector
Unclear OCR fragment on players and teams
Fragmentary text mentions names Matthews Larson Arnold Lennox Burnham Glover Nelson Banks Adams and others with odd characters, no clear event, team, score, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Larson
Arnold Lennox
Eyeprtye
Burnham Glover
Nelson Banks
Adams
St Andrews Annual Dance Delights Town Friends
About sixty couples attended the annual event with Mc Walters orchestra providing lively melodies. Dancers requested encores and swung through the evening until midnight, taking a break only for refreshments at intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWalter
Sousa Directs Sixth Annual Musicians Relief Society Concert
Maurice McWalter attended the sixth annual Musicians Mutual Relief Society concert in Mechanic's Hall Boston. About 8000 people heard a program by 400 musicians under John Philip Sousa, with Herbert L. Clark and Carlo Curtia assisting, at the door service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McWalter
Musicians’ Mutual Relief Society of Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Herbert L. Clark
Sai Tecancestik
Tome Boninsegna
Carlo Curtia
Boston Opera Co
John Philip Sousa
Tom Pinch Play Set by English Department
The high school English department has chosen the annual play Tom Pinch and two rehearsals have been held under coach Samuel Tuttle. Proceeds will go to the Athletic department. It is expected to be a humorous production.
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Samuel Tuttle
Tom
Grapevine Cottage Showpiece Urged for Town Access
A Concord reader urges preserving and opening the 150 year old Grapevine cottage owned by Mrs. Daniel Lathrop. The suggestion argues the historic site could attract tourists, serve as a show place, and benefit the town more than other expenditures.
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Concord 6
Bonraim Bull
Concord
Daniel Lathrop
John Brown
Springfield Republican
Frank
Sanborn
Orchard House
Alcotts
Louisa
School of Philosophy
W. T. Harris
Concord Academy
Senator Hoar
Thoreau
Harvard
Henry
John Thoreau
Ellery Channing
Charles’ Emerson
Waldo Emerson
Mr. Bull
Alcott and Harris
Gerhard House
Dr. Harris
Reform
Aeart Viets
Trinidad considers Supt. Lee for dual post in city
From Trinidad comes word that Supt. Lee has not decided whether to accept the duties of electric lighting and street railway for a city of 65 000. If he takes the job the salary would be double his Concord pay of 2500. Concord would regret his departure but welcomes the chance for his advancement. Officials want him to start at once if he accepts.
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Concord
Lee
Trinidad
Many Mourn Miss Elizabeth Hanley
Miss Elizabeth Hanley, 36, daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Hanley of Belknap died at home Thursday evening after several months illness. Born in Concord she resided here and was loved for her kindly disposition. Survived by parents four brothers and one sister. Funeral held Saturday at St Bernard's Church with a High Mass of Requiem and burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Bearers were Michael Downey John Goulding Charles Hogan John Kellther.
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Elizabeth Ranley
Patrick Hanley
Miss Hanley
Concord
Resolutions Adopted by Concord Grange 160 on Loss of Sister
At a February 1 1910 meeting Concord Grange 160 P of H unanimously adopts resolutions mourning Sister Mattie Jones who served the order as a ready helper and active member. The resolution notes her aid to the needy and distressed and her role within the Grange community.
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Concord Grange
Mattie
Jones
Choir Delights Large Metho dist Church Audience
A Scandinavian Methodist church choir thrilled a full Metho dist Church Saturday night with a varied program. Rev. A Hanson of Boston offered brief sketches and sermons while Rev. Carl W. Hanson spoke on "An Illustrious Day." The event featured organ, choir, orchestra, and multiple performances by the Scandinavian church groups.
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Methodist Church
Scandinavian Methodist Church
Renue Reeovery
E. W. Emerson
A. Hanson
Boston
Chicago
West
Carl W. Hanson
H. S. Haver
Smith O. Dexter
Benedict Nelson
Lowell Song
Crescent
Malden
Lowell Guard
M. B
Andrew Hanson
Bostom
Need of a High School Gym Urges Concord Hope
The February Voice highlights Hudson Hi Hall's timely plea for a Concord high school gymnasium. The article argues the facility is surely needed and suggests action to secure one will occur soon, urging interested readers to study the piece.
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Hudson Hi Hall
Concord
Relay Race Team Trials At School
Four men per team will run a relay of 300 yards for each leg. The school has strong material and will select based on solid practice and stamina.
Classified Column Notices and Ads Summary
Classified ad items list notices for furnished rooms sales including a store for sale with prices ten and five dollars, and readers in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury. Also requests for pamphlets and books by Concord authors, a long distance telephone service, and a local feedhouse advertisement. Enterprise ads pay.
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H. L. Whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Franks
Everett St
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Raith A. Buck
South Acton
Thomas Todd & Co
Fr. Slattery
Rev
Pr. Flaherty
Woman's Club
Bennington
Sharne Chandler
Anna PB. Peterson
Charlotte Noble
Thoreau St
John Wall
Charles Castle
Joseph Kulesar
Walden St
P. W. White
Blanche Foye
Buck's Store
Erastus H. Smith
Home Garden Association
Woman’s Club
Miss Rodman
Sudbury Road
Thureday
Company I
Armory
McNally
Berond Fireheuag Club
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Uate Lathrop
Fitchburg
Harriett Mulford Lothrop
Margaret Sidney
Marbie ‘Faun
St"argrew
Sousa
Enterprise
Morial
David Potter
Leslie Anderson
Mise
Hanley
Reed
Samuel Jacobs
Business Directory
Ous
Ted
W. P. Harris
Matthew Steinman Harnesses
Grant St
Paris
Main St
Mass
Joseph Kulscar
New York Barber
Walden St., Concord
A. L. Hicks
Concord, Mass
Concord National Bank
Massachusetts
U. S
U.S
Gea Pean
Toran
Middle
T. Leonard Cousins, Jr
Fteedhouse
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Walden
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
G. H. Hopkins
Archibald Buchanan
Goncord, Mase
William J. Bulger
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston
Back Bay
W. Herbert Way
Cambridge
O. E. Patch
M. H. Feehan
Mel
Buena
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