Varied and Interesting Itinerary Prompts Club Events
Mrs George Minot Baker president of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs lists a varied itinerary with meetings and events from March 2 to March 31. Includes Cabot Bongaie Dorchester Pilgrim Club Italian Women's Club President's Club Southmont Women's Club and others in Dorchester Attleboro and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Minot Baker
Massachusetts State Federation of Woman's Ee
Cabot
Women’s Home Literary Club
Dorchester
Saihpase 2
Redit Coebore Prewdhs Montout Minsee
New Century Club
Attleboro
Lecture by Prof Bliss Perry On Lincoln Topic
A Concord See Club program notes Prof Bliss Perry spoke to a packed vestry audience about Lincoln. The report highlights a coincidence linking Lincoln with Dickens and mentions a small set of works in a comprehensive library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Perry
Oranitarian Church
Concord See Club
Perry
Lincoln
Lincol Dickens
Daisy Drive to Raise Funds for Ex-Service Men Welfare
A two day Daisy Drive across the state on February 24 and 25 raises funds for ex service men welfare. The event is run by the American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary with 40 percent staying state wide and 60 percent aiding local posts. Mrs Horton Edmands leads the Concord effort with assistants to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was
American Legion and Women's Auxiliary
Horton
Edmands
Concord
Glimpses Here and There in 1922 Reflections
Fragmentary excerpt contrasts a High Way and a Low. Poem-like lines discuss choices of paths for every man, set on misty flats with souls and decisions guiding fate between aspiration and descent.
Firemen Bail Set For April Seeks Public Interest In Concord
The article notes a firemen's bail due April 17 in the state and highlights the Armory event anticipated with pleasure. It mentions Michael Burke buying a Fort five passenger car from Maconey Bre and using it in Concord. A help-wanted ad seeks a good-natured mother with a young infant via Box GCA care of Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Apam
Michael Burke
Maconey Bre
Con
Johnson's Pharmacy Opens on Main Street
A local notice announces the opening of Johnson's Pharmacy at 79 Main Street with typical grand opening week specials and employee hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's Pharmacy
Main
Concord Notices Highlight Local Activities and Appointments
Concord community notices recount sermons on Ash Wednesday by Rev William L Clark from Brookline at a new church. local residents buy Maxwell cars. Girls Friendly Society sews for Tennessee families. Boy Scouts build bird houses. art exhibits by R N Hudspeth. and upcoming events at Trinity church and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Clark
Brookline
New Church
Hutchinson
Maxwell Seeves
Theodore ‘Chamberlain
Oscar B. Beckvold
Maxwell
Macone. Bros. Minot Baker
Mare. Epee
Federation of Omens Elubs
Boston
Sanall Tonic Promoted by Mr Sullivan Claims
Mr Sullivan of Pawtucket Rhode Island touts Sanall Tonic as superior exercise substitute. He argues it improves cheerfulness and vitality and says it has helped him after a year of ailments. He urges readers to buy from progressive druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sullivan
Prairie
Pawtucket
R. I
Trinity Church Concord Calendar February March 1922
Calendar list for Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts includes services and events from February 15 to March 5 1922 with Holy Communion church school morning prayers and sermons. Preacher Rev William L Clark of Brookline leads Ash Wednesday penitential services and Boy Scouts Junior Auxiliary and Girlie Tendie Society meetings are listed.
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Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Elm St
Gordon H
Church Aid Society
Girle’ Tendie Society
Hoy
Rayer
William, L. Clark
Brookline
Braving the Storm Auxiliary Keeps Sewing for Hospital Aid
The Auxiliary endured the storm to supply the hospital with needed items. Much work was completed and some sewing taken home as the group plans to continue sewing while needs persist. Mrs Magoon served a vegetarian supper of spaghetti cheese potatoes squash rolls cake fruit tea and coffee. Attending were Mrs Archer C Davis Mrs George W Hunt Mrs Owen L Miner Mrs Tenn ey Mrs Wells and Mrs Magoon.
Special Moving Pictures Benefit in Concord Armory
Under the Concord Chapter American Red Cross and the American Legion Auxiliary two Charlie Chaplin films The Kid and The Boston Tea Party will be shown on Feb 22 at the State Armory. Newell's seven piece orchestra will play. dancing till midnight. Proceeds support both organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American’ Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
State Armory
Charlie Chaplin
Boston
Newell
Patrick McGrath 78 Farmer and Church Member Lauded
Patrick McGrath aged 78 died after prolonged illness from heart trouble. Born in Fermagh Ireland he lived 42 years in his Brookline home and was survived by two wives four children nine grandchildren and a brother. Requiem mass was held at St Bernard's with burial in St Bernard's cemetery. he was a loyal parishioner of St Bernard's and a member of the AOH.
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Fermagh
Ireland
Mr. McGrath
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Thomas J Ormond
Taxington
Ted
Grath
Brookline
Harold
John
Robert
Charles
Bernard W. McGrath
Francis
Thomas
Emily
Thomas J. McGrath
Margaret
Mary
Edward
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Michael P. Mahon
J. W. Byron
Donahue
Maynard
James Mara
George Magurn
Arthur Magurn
Edward McHugh
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
McGrath
St. Bernard’s Church
Beloved Worcester Teacher Elinor Murphy Dies in Concord
Elinor T Murphy a fifth grade teacher at Peter Bulkley school Worcester died at Deaconess hospital Concord after a fall on ice two weeks earlier. She taught in Hudson and Holden earlier and lived with Miss Edith W Bean at 87 Main St Concord during eight years of teaching in the city. Survived by sisters Mary and Agnes Murphy and remembered for her sweet disposition and devotion to pupils. She was a member of the Teachers' club and cherished by friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor T. Murphy
Worcester
Peter Bulkeley
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Miss Murphy
Framingham Normal School
Hudson
Holden
Emerson
Peter Bulkley
Edith W. Bean
Main St
Mary
Agnes Murphy
Teachers’ Club
Portrait of a Child by Marie Danforth Page
The portrait titled Elizapeth daughter of Dr and Mrs Mark H Wentworth Lexington Road shows a smiling little girl behind clear glass. The painting captures natural expression with no studio pose and demonstrates Page's skilled technique.
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Elizapeth
Mark H. Wentworth
Lexington Rd
Marie Danforth Page
Page
Concord Woman's Club to Host Lecture on Current Events
On February 27 Concord Woman's Club will host a Current Events lecture by Mrs Grace M Poole first vice president of the tion of Women's Clubs with Mrs George Minot Baker president of the State Federation in attendance. Members who have not contributed to the Abby Y F Holle Scholarship for Hindman are asked to pay at the meeting. Not quite half the amount has been received. A middle aged woman is sought for general in the family of one, apply to Mrs Tower 101 Main St or call Concord 227 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth W
Geng
Lal Be
Barre
Ooanne 1
Imotay Bigelow
D A R. Concord
Concord Firemen
State Armory
Aga
Arin
Concord ‘Girl Scouts
Amy Bygrave
Elsie Cee
Woodward Rae
Pasadent
Hudson
California
George Lilley
Coneo
Ial
Mae Tmasteee
Inelogical Department
University of Chicago
Concord Boy Scouts
Dexter
Concord River
Great Meadows
Sudbury River
Fairhaven Bay
Women’s Parish Association
The
Unitarian Church
John N. Mark
Unitarian
Uxbridge
F. Osgood
Peter Kulkiey
Blue Hill
Maine
Jacaes M. Keyes
Tthe Board of Road Commissioners
Technology” Radio Association
Walker Memoral
Hoston
Concord Radio Club
George H. Colburn
Winthrop T. Hodges
Dennison Hodges
C. Hayden Whitney Jr
Donald Wood
Grace M. Poole
Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs
George Minot Baker
State Federation
Abby Y F. Holle
Hindman
Main St
Concord
Ellen Randolph Barton Dies in St Moritz
Ellen Randolph Barton daughter of Mrs Mary Lowell Coolidge Barton and longtime Concord resident died suddenly in a hospital at St Moritz Switzerland while studying in Paris with her aunt Miss Ellen W Coolidge. Survived by her mother a brother F Otis Barton a sister Mary Lowell Barton and another brother Francis Lowell Barton who serves with Dr Grenfell’s mission.
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Ellen Randolph Barton
Mary Lowell (Coolidge) Barton
Concord
Marlbrost
Bostd
St Mritz
Switzerland
Miss. Barton
Radcliffe
Sewing Circle
Chilton Club
Boston
Paris
Ellen W. Coolidge
Miss Barton
St Moritz
F. Otis Barton
Harvard
Mary
Lowell Barton
Francis Lowell Barton
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Prof
Daisy
John G. Watson
Trinity Church
Mountain
Tennessee
Sybil Cook
Fewry
Owen Dexter
James Cullinane
Mary King
Sons of Norway
Thomas Whitney Surette
New York
Cleveland
Cleveland Museum of Art
Bryn Mawra
Ott
Bush
Olivette
Josephine .Loring
Countess Mathilde
Alpha Ruble
Carolyn Barker
Onrika
Nina Ruble
de Merimac
John Mullaney
Coquelicot
Edward Martinson
Marcojol
Cyrus Picard
Girls’ Friendly Society A America
Frank Wallace
Robert’ Carter
Reformatory
Hart
State House
State Division
Animal Industry
Mr. Carter
Lexington
Woburn
R.N. Hudspeth
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Hawaii
Kilauea
Bewall
Roberts
Ays Philp
Sarah Ripley
Léelae Garland
C. D. Hart
Walter N. How
Prescott Farm
Carlisle Center
Who's Who Among
Concord Teachers
School of Concord
Ann F. Puleifer
Leonard Street
Boyaton
Josephine A
Livingston Re
Loomis
Bing
Gertrude
Nama
Aloe Rietta Scott
Flagstaff
Alice T. Glendon
Watertown
Sarah, Nazarin
Sanall
Cunaro
Cherbourg
Southhampton
Aquitania
Mauretania
Berengaria
Queenstown
Liverpool
Scythia
Cameronia
Albania
Nee
Lon
Glasgow
Algeria
Assyria
Plymouth
Gherbourg
Hamburg
Saxonia
Caronia
State St
Patrick McGrath
Concord Woman's Club
Richardson Drug Store
Loftus
Arthur K. Peck
America
Mme Maenzi
Ned” Barrington
Northlands
Arcadia
the Singers Ensemble
Millicent Stanger
Reader
Powder Mill Road
Maynard, Moss
Oscar Grondahl
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