Concord W. C. T. U. Elects Officers at January Meeting
At the annual meeting on January 3 Mrs. A. F. Rolfe was elected president. Others include Mrs. Harvey Wheeler as first vice president and Miss Dora Farrar as treasurer and press mover. Executive and nominating committees were named. Plans for the county convention on January 24 at Union church Concord Junction were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rolfe
A. F. Rolfe
Harvey Wheeler
G. W. Hunt
Horace Tuttle
M. Tuttle
Dora Farrar
A. Damon
Frank Foss
A. Adams
Percy Garfield
Union Church
Concord Junction
Lullabies of the Nations Lecture Recital At Woman's Club
The Woman's Club met in town hall with a Current Events talk by Miss Cora Harrington followed by Mrs. Clara A. Marsh in a lecture recital on Lullabies of the Nations. She sang cradle songs from India Esquimaux Hindu Swedish Negro Scottish Chinese German and American mothers. Tea was served afterward by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Chas. Tolman
Roger Brown
Trinity Church Notes Sermon Series and Evening Service
The church this Sunday will feature a morning sermon titled The Great High Priestly Prayer of Jesus and an evening 15 minute sermon following song service on The Offspring of God Accordingly. A Friday meeting will discuss Everyday Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Local notices and social notes from Littleton area
Walter Boireau of Clark College visited Austin T. Kimball. Harold Libby of Washington DC, assistant bridge engineer on the Southern railway, visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aulds of Fitchburg hosted Thomas Stephens. Supt. Frank H. Hill will speak to the Unitarian Guild on the Hope of Civiliz. Edwin N. Robinson and Mrs. Annie C. Smith travel to Texas to visit Thomas C. Nye the onion king near Rio Grande 200 miles south of San Antonio. Everett Kimball ponders Mrs. E. H. Brenan. Irving Smith rents Harwood cottage. Miss Blanche Skelton visits Miss Florence Bartlett. The Backlog club to present The Geneva Consul. Thomas Chappelle lost $200 wallet Saturday. Alliance meeting featured Mrs. Oliver J. Fairfield on George not the Novelist. Guests from other town societies attend. Miss Hiram Lawler visited Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boireau
Clark College
Austin T. Kimball
Harold Libby
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Wm. Aulds
Fitchburg
Thomas Stephens
Frank H. Hill
Guild
The
Unitarian Church
Edwin N. Robinson
Annie C. Smith
Littleton
Texas
Thomas C. Nye
Onion King
Rio Grande River
San Antonio
Everett Kimball
E. H. Brenan
Harwood
Irving Smith
Blanche Skelton
Somerville
Florence Bartlett
Geneva
Thomas Chappelle
Maynard Tenement for Rent with Mercenary Note
A Maynard tenement offers seven rooms and a bath in a half house. Apply to Hector W. Roberts at 59 Summer St. The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes a blunt line about money making schemes. It also recalls Bosworth Field 1485 where Richard III died and Henry VII was crowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hector W. Roberts
Summer St
Maynard
Philadelphia Bulletin
Bosworth Field
Richard III
Henry VII
Rugs Now Time to Have Carpets Made into Rugs
Classified notice urging readers to send postal to Mr J gan acting as agent in Acton Massachusetts to receive rug samples and price lists at low prices for old carpets conversion into rugs.
Peary's Polar Achievement Questioned by Congress
Washington state Peary testifies before the House Naval Affairs Committee with emotion as Representative Roberts probes why no white man accompanied him to the Pole. Peary explains Henson's use on the last expedition and notes most credit lies with his Eskimo team and years of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Peary
Roberts
Massachusetts
Lee
Greenland Ice Gap
Henson
Cape Columbia
Pole
Sup
McMillen
Borup
Bartlett
Roosevelt
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord
Public auction to sell a parcel in Concord on February 2, 1911 at ten o'clock, conveyed by a mortgage deed on Lexington Road. Property begins at the southwest corner near Michael Leahey, described as 161 feet north, 309 feet east, 165 feet south, 323 feet west to the start. First mortgage of 1800 dollars, taxes and interest unpaid. Terms: 100 down, remainder in two weeks after title examination. Victoria P. Woop. December 29, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Sc. Dist
James B. Wood & Son. Co
Concord
Lexington Road
Michael Leahey
Benjamin Clarke
Said Clarke
Francis McManus
Foreclosure Sale of Concord Property Tied to 1902 Mortgage
Matt B. Jones, as assignee, will auction two parcels of land in Concord Middlesex Mass. on February 6 1911 at 3 30 p m. The sale follows a mortgage from Concord School Company to Caroline A R Whitney dated July 1 1902 and later assigned, with a further mortgage to Savings Bank and a lease noted. parcels cover 70 and 6 acres with multiple bounds and references to Wood Street Elm Street and the Sudbury River. subject to unpaid taxes and recorded restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School Company
Caroline A. R. Whitney
Matt B. Jones
Wood Street
Concord
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusets
Elm Street
George M. Baker
Fitchburg
B and Maine Railroad
Hunt
Harvey Wheeler
Henry J. Hosmer
Sudbury
Main Street
Loten B. Macdonald
James S. Garland
James S. ‘Garland
A. Sawyer
Re Savings Bank
Thomas HL
John B. Titus
Instru
Wood
Mat
Boston
Frank A. Mason
Milk Street
Polar claims reconciled by Admiral Schley letter
Rear Admiral Schley presiding head of the Arctic club writes to Dr. Frederick A. Cook stating he has never wavered in belief that Cook and Civil Engineer Peary reached the Pole. He says after reading accounts he is forced to the fusion from striking similarity of the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick A. Cook
Schley
Arctic Club
Cook
Peary
Pole
Simia
HARNESS AND STABLE GOODS SELLER ADVERTISED
Local ad touts an easy halter for horses and a wide range of harness and stable utensils. It claims quality brushes blankets and harness at low prices with fashionable desk supplies and boxes of stationery displayed in attractive designs.
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Albert
Martin J. Fewry
Walden
Concord,Mass
Brinkley Girl
Mathew Ott
New England
Commonwealth Ave
A. G. Ziegler
A. M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Concord W. Co. T. U
Trinitarian Church Notes
Theodore Chamberlin
Lowell Rd
Alliance
Oliver J. Fairfield
George Not
Hiram Lawler
Lancaster
Cora R. Knicht
Water St. Concord
Victoria P. Woop
Faith
Edith Stobo
Osteopath
Thoreau St
Main
Okeihe
E. M. Long
P.O
Maynai
Spencer
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
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