Golden wedding celebration at Fair Haven Road Concord
On January 3 at their Fair Haven Road home, George Francis Wheeler and wife celebrated their golden wedding with six children two daughters in law three sons and wives, eight grandchildren, and multiple siblings and relatives present. The same week Joseph Swann and Lena Julia Day wed in Hudson and will reside in Concord Junction.
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Fairhaven Rd
George Francis Wheeler
Joseph Swann
Lena Julia Day
Hudson
Mrs. Swann
Concord Junction
Concord War Relief Sewing Drives Record High in Two Months
The Voluntary Committee for November and December held nine all day sewing meetings at the Court House with an average attendance of 29. They sent 27 bales, the most in any two months since work began in June 1915, totaling 3112 articles and gifts of $698.89 plus $83.40 net from War Relief. Expenditures totaled $574.62 for November and December with $257.67 on hand January 1, 1917.
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Court House
Nina Larrey Duryea
Secours
Duryea
Paris
American Relief Clearing House
Jules Siegfried
Havre
Paul Hyacinthe Loyson
Ricette
Cannes
A. M
Vicomtesse ‘de Rancougne
Appui Belge
Theophile Bronner
Barthe de Sandfort
Hopital St. Nicholas
Signora Anna Cingie
Taranto
Italy
Mademoiselle de Bray
Hopital Lavallard
Amiens
Somme
Marion S. Doane
Ambulande
American Hospital
Hopital Militaire Ganges
Herault
Lord Waleran Hospital Auxilare
Mentone
Dr. Malherbe
Hopital Militaire
Jules Ferry
Minute Man
Thomas W. Lamont
Country Club
Trinity Parish ‘House
Notg Sloss
Concord High School Announces First Ice Hockey Schedule
The Concord high school announces the first ever ice hockey schedule managed by Harry Clark. Games include Watertown high at Concord on Jan 13 and Winchester high at Winchester on Jan 26 with other open dates and a game against Boston College high at Concord.
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Concord High School
Harry Clark
Watertown High School
Concord
Winchester High School
Winchester
Opener
Middiesel School
Mid
Bostop College High
Con
Concord Forum Highlights Speech by Schenectady Mayor Lunn
A large Concord audience heard Geo. R. Lunn of Schenectady N Y discuss Progress in Democracy at the town hall. Rev Smith Owen Dexter led the event with a strong musical program from local choirs and soloists.
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Concord
Town Hall
Geo. R. Lunn
Schenectady N. Y
Concord Forum
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinitarian Congregational Church Choir
Mariam Davis
Marion Petersen
Esther Davis
Dorothy Leyland
Bertha Love
Dorothy Davis
Mary Tewksbury
Cornelia Thorpe
Gertrude Towle
Dorothy Tewksbury
George Shepherd
Ralph Hemenway
Robert Huntley
Charles Towle
Everett Thorpe
Leslie Anderson
Peverill Petersen
George M.’ Baker
Thomas W. Surette
Sue Parker
Lowell
Good King
Wenceslas
Charles
James Borland
Caleb Wheeler
Ralph Howe
Peverill Petergen
Mr. Shaw
Miss Lowell
Miss Hoyle
T.W. Surette
Accident Report Involving B W Brown Co Truck And Healy Car
A Wednesday afternoon collision occurred when a B W Brown Co truck struck Tom Healy’s Ford after Healy had picked up a lady at an electric car. Snow hindered visibility and the truck could not stop in time. Healy’s car sustained front-end damage while the truck suffered only the fender. Neither party was seriously injured.
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B. W. Brown Co
Tom Healy
Healy
Alpha Sigma Mu Club Holds Second Dance at Town Hall
A pretty dancing party was hosted in the town hall Friday evening by the Alpha Sigma Mu club for its second dance. Guests entered under the direction of Edwin Wilson Gordon Love Ward Carl Water Kennedy Warren Miller and James Borland and were presented to matrons Mrs R F Wood Mrs Abina A Love Miss Francis Hall and Miss Charlotte Reese. Moonlight dances were enjoyed and during intermission ice cream and cookies were served. The Colonial orchestra of Maynard provided music.
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Town Hall
Alpha Sigma Mu
Edwin Wilson
Gordon ‘Love
Ward Carl
Water Kennedy
Warren Miller
James" Borland
R. F. Wood
Abina A. Love
Francis Hall
Charlotte Reese
Maynard
Funeral for Mrs Em illy P Shearer Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Emily P Shearer were conducted at her son Charles Shearer’s home with Rev Frederick N Rutan officiating. Vocal solos Abide With Me and Jesus Lover of My Soul were performed. Bearers were Benjamin C Brown Ernest Warren Ralph Brown and William McCarthy. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery with relatives from Arlington Beachmont Arlington Heights Waltham Cambridge and Gleasondale in attendance.
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Emilly_P. Shearer
Charles Shearer
Frederick N. Rutan
Congregational Church
Jesus
Howard Case
John Sunderland
Benjamin C. Brown
Ernest Warren
Ralph Brown
William McCarthy
Glenwood Cemetery
Arlington
Beachmont
Arlington Heights
Waltham, Cambridge
Gleasondale
Ice conditions force postponement of Concord St. John’s game
The Concord high school hockey match with St. John’s Preparatory school was canceled due to bad ice. The next scheduled game is Watertown high school versus Concord high, to be played here Saturday afternoon January 13.
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Concord High School
St. John’s Preparatory School
Watertown High School
Concord High
Annual Meeting of Concord Female Charitable Society
The Concord Female Charitable Society held its annual meeting this afternoon in the Unitarian church parlors. Reports were read and officers were elected, followed by a supper at 6 where gentlemen were invited.
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Concord Female Charitable Society
Unitarian Church
Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts Paintings Headed for Boston Gallery
Paintings by Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts will be shown at the Guild of Boston Artists located at 162 Newbury Street on January 17. Proceeds from any sales will be donated to French and Belgian war sufferers, with Roberts having already contributed substantial sums.
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Elizabeth
Wentworth Roberts
Guild of Boston Artists
Newbury St
Doll and
Y. M. S. C. Triumph At Lynch Bros Alleys
The Y. M. S. C. won a close alley match at Lynch Bros on Wednesday night in a high single score contest. Quinlan led the Red Sox with 105, while Y. M. S. C. posted 107 as team scoring. The Saturday standings list several clubs with Daviden M Lesage Killonen White Wilder and Glover among top players with 89 to 90.
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Lynch Bros. Alleys
Quinlan
Red Sox
L. Downey Wee Wee
H. Killonen
Lesage
J. Killonen
R. Lent Freee Ae
Denehey
Teehee Wee
McKenzie Settee
L.’ Roche
Quinlan F. Roche
Bowling match results at the local alleys
The Eagles defeated Holy Name in totals and earned three points in the league match. M. Lesage led singles and three string totals as South Acton beat Middlesex, with Capt White of Middlesex as high roller. The Single Men trounced Benedicts with Roy Lent named high roller for the match.
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Eagles
Holy Name
M. Lesage
South Acton
Middlesex
Capt. White
Roy
Y M S C Drops M U From Second In Inter-city Bowling Standings
In week fourteen of the Inter-city bowling league Y M S C moves into second place, pushing M U down after leading for a week. A O H remains top by two points, with Middle sex fourth and Acton fifth, while K o P and Ha les tie for sixth. Businessmen, Holy Name, and Red Sox follow in seventh to ninth amid strong crowd support and high individual averages led by Billet Lynch and Connors.
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M. U
Middlesex
Ed. Billet
G. Lynch
Jeremynen
H. Connors
Stoney
Maynard Grange promotes home life and civic pride
Maynard Grange of the People advocates improving home surroundings through the Grange Movement. An 189-member organization supports agricultural, educational, and social welfare, aiming to foster pride in homes and yards and to press for trees, curbings, and clean blocks. A Home Garden Committee of 1917 met to select nominees, with a permanent 86-member base and staggered terms for ongoing leadership.
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Maynard
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Home Garden Garmittes
H. Linwood White
Alice W. Martin
Emma A. Morse
Angley
O. Dunham
Frank BE. Sanderson
Home Garden
Mizpah Rebekah Installs Officers at I O F Hall
The Mizpah Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting at I O F Hall Thursday evening installing new officers. Gracq Jj Bealcom D D G P of Hudson led the ceremony assisted by Nellie Balcom Anna Worcester and others. New officers include Mrs Stella Cook noble grand and Mrs Roy Prescott vice grand with Mrs James Beton financial secretary and Mr William Cane treasurer. A turkey supper followed in the banquet hall served by a committee led by George H Hart and others.
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I.Q
Fannie M. Holder
Emma M. Lamgon
Cora J. Wood
Corg-A. Heplow
Ela M. ‘Alen
Stelle ‘Cook
Noble Grand
Roy
Prescott
William
Morris
Fenarding
James . Beton
Cane
George
Hart
Strpatee
Marion
George H. Hart
Albert Randel
Fay Gra‘ham
Clifford
Pheney
Robert Hartin
Harvey Richardson
Charles
Keene
Forum event and class notices in the church vestry
Sunday morning schedule lists an event of the Susidi Forum at 10 30 with a banquet in the vestry of the church to be managed by the Forum. A meeting about philosophy class is slated at the home of C. Oonk Wednesday evening in January.
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Sigsaes
Apa
Susidi Forum
Ve. c U
C. Oonk Y Gvening
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