Concord News Roundup of Events and Local Notes
Protest Free State Treatment discussion opens the week. Mr and Mrs Jarvis Derby plan a Florida winter trip by sea visiting Baltimore Jacksonville Daytona and other East Coast resorts. Mr and Mrs Arthur Holland reside in Pittsburgh awaiting return next spring. Current Events lecture by Mrs Claude Gilson well attended. Forty five Tournament: Knights of Columbus beat Firemen 54 to 16. next meeting January 10 at Firemen's rooms. Weather and city notes on snow chaos. Antoinette Watson recovering from tonsillitis.
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Ami Mra
Jarvis Derby
Hoxton
Juanita
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Florida East Coast
Daytona
Derby
East Co
Arthur Holland
Concord
Hotel Schenley
Pittsburgh
Mra
Claude Gilson
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Knights
Firemen
Pisgqing
Iimseat
Uae
Walden St
Concord Street
McManus
Antoinette Watson
Banquet Honors T Alfred Wilson at Colonial Inn
Friends and Concord fans hosted a Thursday banquet January 4 at the Colonial Inn to honor T Alfred Wilson. A watch was presented by Captain Join Burton with Wilson replying that the gesture was unexpected and he appreciated the support during 1922.
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T. Alfred Wilson
Corcord Base
Concord
Colonial Inn
Wilson
Join Burton
Lauighlin
Dougaiiin
Lexington
Rmages
Halav
Viet Ft
Moody
John Gooding
Burleigh L. Pratt
George W. Hant
Wil
Mr. Sanborn
America
Joseph Gregg
John Fallon
A. Y. Wacleod
Joseph Dee
M Mrtin O'Neil
Bernard Dccgrath
Marin Bulgar
Cyrus Loser
Fuel price change hits Concord coal sales
Owing to wholesale coal costs the maximum price of bituminous coal in Concord rises from 14 to S45.7 per ton with a 25 cent per ton reduction if paid within ten days. Edward L. Parker, Emergency Fuel Distributor in Concord, announces the adjustment.
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Concord
Roll Call and Supper at Union Church Held
The annual Roll Call and Supper of Union Church and meeting of the Religious Society were held in the church vestries on Tuesday evening January 2. A serves of the supper was provided by a ladies committee led by Mrs. Charles T Judge. Church officers for the coming year were elected and reports from officers and groups including the church clerk Miss Susie Wood and treasurer Miss Annie Noonan were presented.
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Union Church
Charles T. Judge
Susie Wood
J. Arnold Tewery
Annie Noonan
Hebert C. Shepard
John R. MacKenzie
Murdock MacLeod
Lillian Miner
William A. Red
Frank Waite
Day
Christian Endeavor Society
Harold Hall
Ina MacCabe
Ladies Union
Charles Beck
Ladies Missionary Society
Miss Bushe Wood
Henry M. Lane
A. Ziegler
Young Men's Union Club
George Hefty
Richard MacCabe
Thomas Caldwell
Boy Scouts
Karl Johanson
Claries Heeley
Suxf. Wood
Ochurch School
John. R. MacKenzie
George M. Bewker
Religious Society
Pres
Warren BR. Goddard
Alizon G. Willis
J. Arnold Lowery
Charles Beck Winslow J. Demon
Winstow Kingman
Walden_ Lapham
George Vontague
Burleigh L. Pratt
Willian
Rodday
Herbert C. Shepard
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims
Mrs. F Symonds of Marlboro says Doan's Kidney Pills eased a cold settled on her kidneys causing severe backache and irregular kidney action. She notes lasting improvement after use and continues to endorse the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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F. Symonds
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Supper Enjoyed Delays Mizpah Installation
Mizpah Rebekah lodge hosted a turkey supper at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday evening. Snow storm blocked transportation and kept district deputy and suite away, postponing installation ceremonies for two weeks. The dinner was praised and the committee praised for the meal. Installation now slated for Thursday Jan 18.
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Mizpah
Rebekah
Bessie Richardson
Hattie O. Dunham
Eliza‘beth “Chandler
Eleanor Ingham
Evelyn Murphy
Lyda Hart
Ella Price
Alberta Sullivan
How Would You Like to Live in Calgary
A reader shares a letter from Calgary Alberta describing extreme cold and harsh winter conditions. The writer recalls ten days of fierce cold with temperatures around thirty two degrees below zero, followed by brief relief before Christmas.
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Calgary
Alberta
The
Prairies
Union Church to Host Education Talk by Burr F. Jones
At 4 30 p m Sunday a non sectarian meeting at Union Congregational Church Maynard features Hon Burr F Jones of the State Department of Education speaking on Problems and Uses in Education The service and talk draw local interest ahead of the church annual meeting set for January 17.
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Maynard
Burr F. Jones
Department of Education
State House
Uresses
Union Congregational
Concord Street Department Delivers Excellent Snow Cleanup
Report praises Concord street department for keeping streets usable during heavy snowfall. A lighthearted note contrasts the town’s snow with a child’s ocean curiosity and mentions Boston’s storm behavior being rain where Concord had snow. The text references regional weather differences and a railroad politely excused.
Memorial fund aims to honor Walter Fossa with House by the Road
Effort seeks 75008 dollars to build The House by the Side of the Road near West Somerville for memorial purposes and to serve Boston Catyguy students in one department. The plan promotes the poem’s universal appeal and human brotherhood as its guiding slogan.
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Walter Fossa
West Somerville
Saas
Boston
Sam Walter Foxs
Public Meeting of Finance Committee In Town Hall
Public meeting of the finance committee set for Thursday evening at 8 to review annual appropriations for the town warrant. Mrs. S Ripples Bartlett traveled to Winchester on Tuesday January 9 to attend the birthday of her brother in law Rev Mr Adriance.
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Court House
Varios
Community Church Schedule Includes Talks and Mass Meeting
The General Committee hosted a reception for new member in 1922. January 11 features a sermon on Faith by Mr. Cleland and a Community Mass Meeting at 3 PM with Hindu speaker Nyegi on the World Movement against Alcoholism. January 22 seats a church supper and annual meeting.
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Wits Head
HU. H. Cook
Cleland
Unitarian Church
Jnanjan Nyegi
Nyegi
Toronto
Nso
Cyrug Richardson
Concord High School Presents Two Student Plays
Concord students perform The Heart of a Clown and The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife on February land 2. The Heart of a Clown by Con stance Powell Anderson features Pierrot in a Columbia and Jone-tet style. The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, translated by Curtis Hidden Page, is a two act French comedy staged previously in Boston. Directed by Miss Thompson Miss Willey and Miss DeWolf, with proceeds to the Concord High School Athletic association. Mr. Peckham serves as business manager.
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Concord High School
Constance Powell Anderson
Columbia
Radcliffe
Anatole
France
Curtis Hidden Page
Harper's
Maater
Boston
Thompson
Willey
DeWolf
Concord High School Athletic Association
Peckham
Installation of officers and meeting of American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary held an installation of officers and a regular business meeting at the Veterans' building on Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Henry W. B. Cotton of Lexington installed the officers and, as Middlesex County council president, was the guest of the evening. Dues for 1923 were due and payable at the meeting and should be given to the unit treasurer Miss Mary Tobin, Thoreau Street, Concord. Large attendance and refreshments followed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans
Henry W. B. Cotton
Lexington
Middlesex County Council
Mary Tobin
Thoreau Street
Concord
Seens From Mill Dam Window and Drift Doll
A lively note describes a display of forgeous sellow enrnations in Mrs Sloughton's window noted for pure colour and large size. A bedraggled doll lies face down in a saw drift, later shown seated in a baby carriage with soaked clothing and a meek appearance.
Whose Was It 3rd Scuffle at Mason's Pond
A playful scene unfolds as two husky girls, one with skis and one with skates, inquire about skating on Mason's Pond. A good natured pug driver ferries children, and farmers and drivers of Concord are praised as jolly and remembering their boyhood tow days.
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Mason's Pond
Concord
Concord Women Invited to Dress Form Demonstration
The women of Concord are invited to a dress form making demonstration by Miss Hendry and Mrs. Nele P. Draper of the Home Economics Dept. Middlesex Farm Bureau at Eaton hall Concord high school on Tuesday Jan 16 at 3 o clock.
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Concord
Concord Female Charitable Society Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Concord Female Charitable Society will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Unitarian vestry.
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The
Concord Female Charitable Society
Unitarian Vestry
Concord Players to stage Clarence with leading tennis star
The Concord Players will perform Booth Tarkingtons Clarence in May with Mr Tilden a noted American tennis player in the lead role. A competent maid is wanted for general housework by Mr Prescott Keyes on Main Street near Nashawtuc Road. A damaged local notice lists a book loss Johns Middlesex Institution for Saving Concord Mass and a small State road farm sale featuring orchard and fruit trees.
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Concord
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Mr. Tilden
Merica
Prescott Keyes
Main Street
Nashawtuc Road
Middlesex Institution For Saving
Mass
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