Educators to Address Public Meeting on Commerce Numbers
A Friday night meeting in Eaton Hall at the high school will feature four prominent educators on commercial numbers. Speakers include Supt. Frank H. Damon of Lexington, Frank O. Carpenter of Boston English High, B. E. Gaylord of Beverly High, and Frank Lakey of Boston English High. The event aims to inform town residents and students about introducing commerce numbers.
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Shaughnessy
Edward W. Emerson
Woodward Hudson
Eaton Hall
Frank H. Damon
Lexington Schools
Frank O. Carpenter
English High School of
Boston
B. E. Gaylord
Beverly High School
Frank ©. Lakey
Boston English High School
Communion Sunday at St Bernard’s draws 200 Concord men
More than 200 men attended the New Year Communion at St Bernard’s church in Concord, receiving Holy Communion from Rev. Fr. Pinherty after a night of confession. Rev. Dr. Peterson of St John’s seminary gave the sermon, and a post service breakfast in Monument Hall featured speeches by Knights of Columbus, Hibernian Society, Holy Name Society, and the Federation.
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Men of
Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Pinherty
Peterson
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Father
Monument Hall
Fr. Pinherty
Anthony Doherty
Knights of Columbus
John Goulding
Hibernian Society
Damascus Bouvier
Holy Name Society
Edward McKenna
John Connorton
Federation of al
Belated Visit Santa Brings Gifts to Scandinavian Society
A belated visit by Santa arrived Wednesday night at the Trinitarian chapel for the Scandinavian society. The evening featured a recital program including a Holy City solo by Betty Hansen, piano by Mrs. Edward Thorpe, and a piano duet by Cornelia and Lillian Thorpe Ot. New York. Miss Lillian Petersen led the program with Miss Ragna Petersén arranging it. A Christmas tree loaded with gifts drew cheers as Santa Claus Emil Thorpe distributed prizes, followed by refreshments and social time.
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Trinitarian
The
Holy City
Betty Hansen
Edward Thorpe
Cornelia
Lillian Thorpe
K. Tewksbury
Edward O. Thorpe
New York
Lillian Petersen
Ragna Petersen
Santa Claus
Emil Thorpe
Colonial Inn Closed for Winter Break
Mr. Indairs. Robins Abrams left Tuesday for St Augustine Fla where they will spend the next two months. The Colonial Inn will be closed during their absence due to unsatisfactory plumbing and eating arrangements. It will reopen by March 1 or sooner and another busy season is hoped to follow. The hotel is popular with vacationists and auto travelers, and townspeople regret the winter closure.
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Mr. Indairs
Robins Abrams
St. Augustine
Fla
Colonial Inn
Mrs. Abrams
Advertised Letters Listed for Henry Barlow and Others
A list of advertised letters includes Henry Barlow Hazen W Barnett Barke John Coughlin Chas Meegan Jens Snerberdis Mrs Chas Conn Geo B Hack Miss Nellie Halpin Miss Ruth Harrison Miss B Hamer Sara A Kimball Mrs C B Kimball Miss Longfella Mise M Murray Miss Alice Nagle Mrs J Rogers Miss Katie Sullivan Miss F W Schnell Miss Helen Southgate Miss Gertrude Shaw Mrs H J Stevenson Margaret Stevenson Caroline Stevenson.
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Henry Barlow
Hazen W. Barnett
Barke
John’ Coughlin
Chas
MeéGinnis
Jens
Snerberdis
Conn
Geo.b. Hack
Nellie Halpin
Ruth Harrison
B. Hamer
Sara A. Kimball
C. B. Kimball
Longfella
Mise M. Murray
Alice Nagle
J. Rogers
Katie Sullivan
F. W. Schnell
Helen Southgate
Gertrude Shaw
H. J. Stevenson
Margaret Stevenson
Caroline Stevenson
Death of Mrs. Jones after long illness
Mrs. Arthur Jones died Monday at her Westford road home after months of illness. Born Mattie O. Sargent in Littleton, she was 45 and survived by husband Arthur Jones, five children George James Walter Grace and Edith, plus two sisters and four brothers. She was secretary of Concord Grange and inside guardian for Willow Rebekah lodge. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in the Unitarian church.
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Arthur Jones
Westford Road
Mattie O. Sargent
Littleton
William and
Sophia Sargent
Stow Academy
Polish wrestler Zbysco aims to beat Gotch in rematch
The Polish wrestler Zbysco claims he can defeat Frank Gotch after a surprising showing in Buffalo. He says Gotch underestimated him and asserts he would exhaust Gotch in a finishing bout. Zbysco plans more matches and has attracted interest from supporters willing to back him in a $10,000 challenge.
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Gotch
Zbysco
Frank Gotch
Buffalo
Hackenschmidt
Bysoo
Ice Skating Championships to be Held Next February
Saranac Lake will host national ice skating championships next February. Lewis Reubenstein, president of the Montreal Skating Association, has withdrawn Montreal’s claim to the event.
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Saranac Lake
Lewis Reubenstein
Montreal Skating Association
Suitor-Sir Exchange Sparks Family Tettle
A brief quarrel over a daughter's engagement unfolds with a stern warning from a parently suitor. The note hints at strong family tensions and caution against bearing burdens to the other party.
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Sather
Pearson
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