West Concord P T A to hear Marlboro speaker on telephone promises
West Concord Parents Teachers Association meets Thursday at Harevey school hall with George A. Stevens of Marlboro, district manager for the N B T and T Co, giving an illustrated lecture on telephone promises. Mrs Frank Walker presides. Dues are 25 cents annually and many parents are urged to join. The Junction group plans a two pageant The Light to be staged with Concord soon. Miss Elsie Winsor Bird and William Burbank will illustrate Madame Butterfly at the next West Concord Woman's Club meeting on Friday afternoon February 18. A No 8 Glenwood range with water front is for sale at 406 Main St Con cG Junction. Tel 147 W. W1G.
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Wests Concord Parent-Teachers Association
Harevey
George A. Stevens
Marlboro
Stevens
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank 8. Walker
Concord Association
Concord
Elsie Winsor Bird
William Burbank
West Concord Woman's Club
Glenwood
J. Lyons
Main St
Junction
Concord Knights to Hear Noted Spiritism Lecture
Rev Fr Charles M. de Heredia SJ, Holy Cross College professor, will expose spiritist tricks at a free public lecture on Washington's Birthday February 29 at 8 pm under Concord council K of C. He aims to show how mediums fake manifestations and how faith can be swayed.
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Concord Knights
Concord Council
K of C
Charles M. de Heredia
Holy Cross College
Concord
Washington
Father de Heredia
God
Spiritista
Massed Couples at Masons Ball Draw Big Local Crowd
About 300 couples attended the masons ball with many local families listed among the participants. The guest list included Winslow Damon Warren B Goddard Duncan Chapman and scores more from Winslow and surrounding towns with out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Moody
Henry A. Loughlin
Herbert B. Smith
Julig W. Ballou
Richard F. Wood
Roger K. Allen
Andrew Raymond
Elmer L. Joslin
Smith Owen Dexter
George B. Clark
John M. Bruce
George A. Shepard
Edward B. Caiger
Gertrude Rideout
Irene Willis
Harry Dye
Thelma McGregor
Eleanor Ballou
Jarvis Derby
Margaret Towle
Benjamin Derby
Matthew Hammond
Molyneux King
Ruth Raymond
Cyrus Hosmer Jr
Pauline Bodman
Frances Keyes
John Dee
Hilda Raymond
Everett Montague
Homer Allen
Charles Paine
Robert
Ash Wednesday Services at Trinity Church
Special Ash Wednesday services were held at Trinity Episcopal Church with a 9 AM service conducted by Rector Rev Smith O. Dexter and an evening address by Dr Charles M. Addison of Cambridge. Additional services are planned on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Smith O. Dexter
Charles M. Addison
Cambridge
Experiences in Honolulu
A regular meeting of the C tional Brotherhood was held Tuesday night in the vestry of the church. George Roth spoke very interestingly on his experiences in Honolulu. There was a good attendance.
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Ctional Brotherhood
George Roth
Honolulu
Old Concord resident Elizabeth Stow celebrates 94th birthday
Elizabeth Brown Stow, Concord's oldest native born resident and granddaughter of a Concord minute man, marked her 94th birthday at home on Walden Street. Born February 13, 1827 in Westvale, she recalls the Concord Bridge fight of 1775, remains active in church, and uses a wheelchair outdoors after illness.
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Elizabeth (Brown) Stow
Concord
Walden
New York
Stow
Unitarian
Mrs.Stow
Westvale
John
Sarah Brown
Concord Bridge
Concord State Guard Veterans Form at Colonial Inn
On January 27 former Concord Company of the Mass State Guard met at the Colonial Inn for a chicken dinner with about fifty men present. A permanent organization was formed as the Concord State Guard Veterans with officers Samuel H. Tuttle president Arthur D. Hosmer treasurer Winthrop Hodges secretary and others on the executive committee. The group aims to perpetuate fellowship among former guardsmen and support current members as needed.
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Concord Company
Mass, State Guard
Colonial Inn
Concord State Guard
Samuel H. Tuttle
Arthur D. Hosmer
Winthrop Yt Hodges
Allen Torian
William C. Robus
B. Jomee
Middlesex School Wins Hockey Regular Season Finale
The Middlesex School hockey team won the last regular game of the season against English High School, finishing in a decisive noon matchup at the local rink. Baston and English High School were among the key participants in the late-season contest.
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Middlesex School
Daylight Saving Law Opposed by Octogenarian Letter
A reader argues against the Daylight Saving Law in a February 14 1921 letter to the editor. The author contends the policy wastes light and fuel, harms the elderly and young children, and disrupts farm routines, urging repeal while defending freedom and lawful obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epee
Mansfield Post Meeting Set for Thursday Night
The James J. Mansfield Post will hold its regular monthly meeting at the State Armory Thursday evening February 17 at 8 15 to elect a welfare and employment committee to instruct the Legislative committee and to suggest rules for new headquarters It is likely the Post orchestra will provide music Department Commander James T Duane of the American Legion will not visit Concord until after Lent and will speak at a public gathering later Don t forget the meeting this Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield
State Armory
James T. Duane
American Legion
Concord
Grange Ladies Auxiliary Meets at Conage Branch
The monthly meeting of the Grange Ladies Auxiliary was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ransom Wells at 46 Hubbard Street in charge and Mrs Granville Holden presiding. Members sewed for the upcoming annual Grange fair. The next gathering will be at Mrs Fuller’s home in Concord Junction on March 8.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Conage
Ransom Wells
Hubbard St
Granville Holden
Fuller
Concord Junction
Farm Bureau Night at Concord Grange
This evening in the town hall Concord Grange hosts a Farm Bureau night with Middlesex County Agriculture and Home Economics speakers. A musical program will follow and the public is invited.
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Farm Bureau
Concord Grange
Middlesex County of Agriculture and Home
Economics
Joint St Patrick celebration planned at Monument Hall
Arrangements are under way for a joint entertainment on March 17 in Monument hall under the auspices of Division 44 LA AOH and Division 56 AOH to aid Ireland’s suffering. Proceeds will benefit the fund. The exact program will be announced next week.
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Monument Hall
Division 44
AOH
Division 56
Ireland
Citizens caucus selects Hoar for selectman in town ballot
The Citizens caucus on Thursday evening chose Samuel Hoar unanimously to replace Murray Ballou as selectman after 12 years. Waldo P. Lapham was nominated as assessor to continue, Helen P. Dexter to fill the school committee term, and Electric Light Board candidates Wallace Conant and Fred Powers were named. Judge Prescott Keyes chaired, Miss Mary Flavin served as clerk, marking the town's first women on local boards. Elections set for February 28 and the annual meeting March 7.
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Citizens
Samuel Hoar
Murray Ballou
Waldo P. Lapham
Helen PD
Dexter
Eilen T. (Emerson) Davenport
Electric Light Board
Wallace B. Conant
Fred Beb Powers
Mr Powers
Prescott Keyes
Mary Flavin
Eo Cal
Lincoln through speeches and writings at Trinitarian talk
Speaker Young of the Massachusetts House presented an address on Abraham Lincoln’s character, drawn from his speeches and writings, at a community service attended by a large audience. The event was organized by pastor Tewksbury with remarks by Rev Richardson and others. Next Sunday Dr Richardson will discuss The Religion of Washington and Lincoln. The Brotherhood met Tuesday evening for a talk on the Hawaiian Islands.
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Abraham Lincoln
Young
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Tewksbury
Richardson
Dexter
Benaiane
Washington
Lincoln
Brotherhood
Hawaiian Islands
Concord Woman's Club to Benefit Endowment Fund
The Concord Woman's Club presents Rev Henry R Rose of Newark N J reading Drinkwaters Abraham Lincoln with colored slides. The event at Town Hall Friday Feb 18 at 8 pm supports the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs endowment. Tickets from Miss Hilda Raymond at Richardson's drug store.
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Concord Woman's Club
Henry R. Rose
Newark
N. J
Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Boston
Town Hall
Massachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hilda Raymond
Richardson
Jolly Club Holds Evening of Music and Refreshments
The Jolly club meeting featured Eva Guitin’s epe iain t and a program of instrumental and vocal music with refreshments. The next gathering will be at Miss Katherine Boswell’s home where officers will be elected.
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Jolly
Eva Guitin
Katherine Boswell
Marlboro Clerks to Host Framingham Guests This Afternoon
Marlboro clerks invite Framingham carpenters to the Marlboro store for an afternoon visit. Last week Marlboro clerks prevailed on the alleys, while Framingham aims to reverse the outcome this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frami
Marlboro
Framingham Boys
Mrs Carr Recovers From Sleeping Sickness in Brighton
Mrs William C. Carr of Fayville has returned home after treatment for sleeping sickness at Brighton Isolation hospital. She fell ill about two weeks ago and was seen by Dr Morse of Ashland. Initially admitted to Framingham hospital, the diagnosis was sleeping sickness before transfer to Brighton where she responded to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Carr
Fayville
Brighton Isolation Hospital
Morse
Ashland
Framingham Hospital
Brighton Hospital
Report On Sleeping Sickness Becomes Public Health Concern
Beginning March 1 sleeping sickness is to be a reportable disease, announced by the Public Health Department. Physicians are not required to report it yet, but the department notes the number of cases that have come to its attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home of Public Health
Eugene R Kelley
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Concord, Ass
Mansfield Post
Grange Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Abbie M. Saunders
W. W. Butterfield
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Sudbury Rd
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Trinitarian Church
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