Concord Entertainers Bring Noted Artists to Town Hall
A four event series by The Entertainers at Concord Town Hall features Arthur K. Peck in The Beauties of America on Feb 24, The Boston Trio on Mar 21, Ned Barrington in a Northlands hunting lecture on Apr 8 and Margue Porter with a vocal ensemble on May 9. Subscriptions reduce per ticket to 1.10 with a 4 event course for 3.40 plus tax and reserved seating for first three rows. Tickets available at Richardson Drug Co Carter Lof tus and from organizers. Single tickets at the door.
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America
Arthur K. Peck
Peck
United States
Peckee
Boston Trio
Louis Dalbeck
Frank’ MacDonald
Frederick Tillotson
Clara Maentz
Boston
Tilotson
Jordan Hall
MacDonald
Dalbeck
Mme. Meentz
Angora
Ned Barrington
Northlands
Mestreck
Ying
Themble
Margue Porter
Doris Little
de Ross’ McAllister
Charles Rocks
Millicent Stanger
Richardson Drug Co
Main St
Concord
Carter & Loftus
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Junction
Messrs
Clayton W. Davis
Everett St
Howard B. Daniels
Elm St
Exch
Enterprise Weekly
Two Roosevelt Teachers Resign For Higher Pay
Miss Alice Regan and Miss Helen Wiseman resign from Roosevelt school to take positions elsewhere with higher salaries. Both are regarded as among the best in the teaching corps. Town voices regret losing their influence but acknowledge better wages attract skilled educators.
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Alice Regan
Helen Wiseman
Roosevelt School
Regan
Wiseman
Maynard
Maynard Vital Statistics Show Fewer Marriages and Births
Figures for 1921 indicate a decline in marriages and births in Maynard. January forecasts suggest 1922 may bring a new coat for 48, while two applications have been filed with the town clerk for January. The entry references historical figures and is difficult to fully interpret due to garbled OCR.
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Maynard
Assi
Ss Sun Vigo
Ovens
Liquor Possession Case Opens at Superior Court
John Marisiwicz of Railroad Street found guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell with a $200 fine after a bridge precinct raid. Deputy Chief John Connors represented the town at the trial. The deputy and Special Officer George Waterhouse were on duty during the proceedings at Cambridge Superior Court.
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John Marisiwicz
Railroad St
Superior Court
Bridge
John Connors
Cambridge
George Waterhouse
Town and area news brief on residents and travel
Miss Lily Hurd sails abroad soon and rents her house on Mon it street from Feb 1. Miss Elizabeth W Roberts and Miss Grace Keyes will spend February and March in Bermuda. Miss Roberts plans to sketch there. G Walter Viale rides afternoons. John M Keyes visits daughter Mrs Kenneth Clark in Bangor, Maine. Miss Louise Garland and sister occupy Miss Roberts' Esterbrook road home until around April 1. A Boston Post feature shows Kenneth Clark and timber workers in the North country. Miss Fosdick away in Colonial Inn visiting friends. Mrs George Minot Baker pictured with praise for likeness and pose.
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Lily Hurd
Mon It
Miss Hurd
Bal
Elizabeth W. Roberts
Grace Keyes
Bermuda
Miss Roberts
G. Walter Viale
John M. Keyes
Bangor
Kenneth Clark
Keyes
Concord
Louise Garland
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Lexington
Concord Town Hall
Howard B
Clayton W. Lavis
Dodge Bros
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Maynard, Mass
Aa Mutual Bank
Charles H. Persons
Orrin
Fowler
William B. Case
Thomas F. Parker
Abel G. Haynes
Investment Committee
Wee Fe
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Walter Gardner
Massachusetts
Nettie Whitcomb
Weat
Acton
Jon W. Mara
Main St. Concord
California
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Swansdown
Harry W. Fritz
N. T
Sa’c
Commonwealth’ Ave
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Jana Murphy and
Johnnie. Vale
Married
Maine
Sporteman’s Paradise
Pathe News
Eugene O’brién
Cadillac Sales and Service
Vesta Batteries
Concord Motor CO
Edward. H. Torrey
Association Hall
Concord Junction, Mass
Charles Ray
Paris Green
Harold Lloyd
Mahlon Hamilton’in
the News
Two Reel
Universal Comedy
Wallace Reid
ODD Fellows Ball
Hardy
Mystic—Neweoll of
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