Concord Notes on Homes and Trips in January
Mrs. Edwin Barrett sells her Musketaquid road home and stays at the Colonial Inn. Mrs. Sherman Hoar and Miss Itelen Buttrick plan abroad trips while Miss Olive Buttrick studies. Margaret Merwin and Ga ius Merwin wed in New York on Jan 14. notices reach Concord. R L Wilson Co completes a 12 by 16 foot ice house on Hubbard Street for L Anderson, storing 40 to 50 tons from Bateman’s pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Barrett
Musketaquid Road
Colonial Inn
Brown
Coencoré Die St
Sherman Hoar
Itelen Buttrick
Olive Buttrick
Margaret
Gaius Merwin
New
American Woolen Co
Maynard
Dresshler
Boston and
Hillis
Summer St
R. L. Wilson & Co
Concord
Co. H
State Armory
Commonwealth
Olivia James
Edward H. James
Robertson James
Nashawtuc
Museum of Wine Arts
Charles Street
James
Simons
Jamaica Plain
Jorn
Eikenee Suabert
Neg Fee
Bette Davidson
Bas ‘Gine
Boston
Aden Tan Davie
Springfield
Co. F. Edgarton
Palm Beach
Alexander Urquhart
Deaconess Hospital
Lois Howe
Lexington Road
Roberts
Thomas Mott Shaw
Walter King Shaw
Thomas W. Surette
Armory
Walden Street
Eugene Talbot-Tourniér
M. Tournier
Trinity Church
Irving Motte
Tes Gorge
Concord Art Center Plan and Club Notes
Disjointed article describes transforming the property into an art center with large exhibition hall and space for Miss Roberts treasures and etchings loaned to the Concord Public Library. The Concord Art Association plans fall occupancy with annual shows moved from Town Hall to the new building and free exhibitions except for visiting artists. Concord Woman's Club notes mention January craft classes at Main Street home, led by Mrs Draper Auburndale, and an upcoming musicale with a music committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Concord Public Library
Concord Art Association
Town Hall
Miss Roberts
Concord Woman’s Club
Prescott Keyes
Main
Concord Woman's Club
Joseph Draper
Auburndale
Marion A. Barker
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Mason Garfield
Birth Announcement for Patience Hosmer in January
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buttrick Hosmer on the birth of a daughter named Patience born Tuesday January 17. Also a classified ad seeks live agents to handle city trade for Watkins Products offering a real opportunity with sample details from J Watkins Company Dept Puyal ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Patience
Geneuine Watkins
Sample
Particul
J. R. Watkins Company
Local Meeting Discusses Bank Services for Concord
At the Concord Grange on Wednesday January 18 William Roddy and Ed Caiger spoke on services a bank can provide to a country community. They reviewed a new Co operative bank planned for Main Street in Concord and its practical utility. The meeting ended with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorad Grange
Oman
William Roddy
Concord Junction
Ed B. Caiger
Concord
Main St
Mid Winter Meeting of New England Unitarian Alliance
Mrs E M Crampton and other members attended the mid winter meeting at First Parish church Dorchester on Thursday January 19 starting 10 30 a m The morning speaker was John Burnet Ash of New York a national lay leader member of the Unitarian Laymen's League In the afternoon Rev Frederick R Griffin of the First Unitarian Church Philadelphia gave an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Crampton
Susan Crampton
Caroline P. Holden
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Anson Wheeler
Caleb H. Wheeler
New England Associate Alliance of Unitarian Churches
First
Dorchester
John Burnet Ash
New York
National i
Unitarian
Frederick R. Griffin
First Unitarian Church of
Philadelpia
Concord Musical Club Enjoys Large Meeting At Miss Ballou Home
An unusually large attendance filled the Concord Musical Club meeting at Miss Eleanor Ballou’s home. The program featured piano solos by Mrs. Leon F. Foss and Miss Ruth Shepley, vocal solos by Miss Eugenie Marie Foss, Mrs. Henry P. Thorpe, and Mrs. Taylor, and duets by Miss Fairfield and Miss Cabot. Mrs. Cole attended as a guest and contributed a violin group, followed by music from Mrs. Foss and Mrs. Al Wert. President Harlow presided as the luncheon concluded the pleasant gathering with Mrs. George H. Muirhead in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Eleanor Ballou
Leon F. Foss
Ruth Shepley
Eugenie Marie Foss
Henry P. Thorpe
Taylor
Fairfield
Cabot
Cole
Foss
Alwert Coat
Harlow
George H. Muirhead
February Itinerary of Mrs George Minot Baker
Mrs George Minot Baker president of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's clubs outlines a February itinerary. Events include Revere Woman's club meeting for repertory theater and a Cantibrigte chee club gathering followed by West MRd Woman's club sessions. Also listed are other club meetings and social activities with dates in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Minot Baker
Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs
Revere Woman's Club
West M Rd Woman's Club
Waltham
When Child Suffers Its Parents Suffer
A Boston reader recalls severe infant illness worsened by weather and cough. After trying Cerizane Balsam on advice from a druggist the child improved quickly, and the family saw better sleep and breathing. The firm Moore & Wyman of Granite and Richard Streets, Boston, is named in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cerizane
G. W. Wyman
Moore & Wyman
Granite
Richard Streets
Trinity Church Calendar and Fire Incident in Concord MA
The Concord Massachusetts Trinity Church calendar for January 21 to February 4, 1922 lists services at 9 00 am Holy Communion and address 10 00 am Church school and 11 00 am prayer and sermon. A fire near Middlesex School damaged Anton Olsen's house due to a faulty chimney flue with losses estimated 1500 to 1800 dollars. firemen saved stock and house though total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O. Dexter
Elms Street
Gordon Hutchins
Monument Street
Pce
Fae
Aare Society
Asick
MNS Braue
Okd Sudhi
Box
Anton Olsen
Middlesex School
Carliste
Olsen
Concord News Briefs From February Social and Church Events
Miss Betty Dumaine hosts a February luncheon for the 1921 1922 Sewing circle at the Algonquin club. A sleigh party from Lexington with an oyster supper and dancing occurred January 14 at the Colonial Inn. Francis A. Elder visits Concord. Mrs. George Minot Baker spoke at a Dorchester High School meeting January 19. Reverend ElmertS Forbes preached January 22 at the Unitarian church. Rev. Minot Simons will lead services January 29 at 4 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dumaine
Algonquin Club
Wormwood
Lexington
Colonial Inn
Francis A. Elder
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
Margaret M. Elder
Concord
George Minot Baker
Dorchester High School
Dorchester Mothers
Homemakers’ Club
Greater
Elmerts. Forbes
Department
The
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Church
Minot Simons
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Subpoena Duces Tecum Issued by Middlesex Chapter of League
A 1922 court notice from the First Parish Chapter of Ian Laymen's League in Concord Massachusetts commands a member to appear at the Court of Central Middlesex for civil business on Monday January 16 1922 at eight o clock in the evening. The summons requests the member bring male friends and cites Frederic C. Dumaine as Chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Concord
Court of
Central Middlesex
Conn
County of Middlesex
Prescott Keyes
Frederic C. Dumaine
Quire
Said
Laymen's League Meeting in Concord Massachusetts
A Laymen's League gathering at the Unitarian church in Concord heard Rev Loren B Macdonald’s greeting and heard Judge Prescott Keyes explain Central Middlesex District Court procedures. The meeting closed with coffee and doughnuts served by the Social committee led by John C Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inaurande
Concord
Mass
Unitarian Church
Loren B., Macdonald
Lynchburg
Prescott
Keyes
District Court of
Central Middlesex
Massachusetts District Courts
Court of the
Unien
Coffee contest opened by L. Son and Son in Concord
A coffee contest lasting sixteen days invites entrants to name the best coffee from L. Son and Son. Purchase a pound to enter and receive a card for your name and address plus a suggested coffee name. The winner receives five dollars. Lost Coon skin glove reward goes to Dr. W. F. Davis in Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Son & Son
W. F. Davis
Concord Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward H. Jamey
Mt. Vernon St
Mary
Blair
Paris
Opera Comique
Fairchild
America
Stedman Buttrick
Association of the Concord Home For the Aged
George M. Brooks
Episcopal Church
Maud King Murphy
Russian Relief Commission
American Friend's Service Committee
Philadelphia
Sarah Brooks
Torrey & Vialle
Tuite Hocquard
Rudolph Peterson
Dodge Bros
Thomas J. Healey
Concord Taxi Co
Edward Loughlin
James J .Brynes
James J. Deery
Indianapolis
Ind
James J. Donnelly
Cambridge
James J. Hart
Ag. F. Lenihan
Malden
Cahill
Newton
Lenehan
Wiliam Towler
Henry Tobin
William Hopkins
Michael Towler
Richard Hartnett
Skehan
William H. Dee
Mary Meagher
Flavin
M. J. Collings
Michael O'Loughlin
Hayes
Helen Hill
Timothy Donoghue
Ellen Keefe
Annie Flavin
John Coyne
James Powers
Violla
Robert _Woodlock
Misa Powers
Cuernsey Islands
L. W. Sylvester
Stow
Acton
New England
Associate Alliance
Kowalski
Ot Vanmmner
A. C
Care
Allen Brooks Parker
West Acton
Trinity Church,’ Concord, Mass
Thomas Walters
Hubbard St
Lowell Road
Hildreth’s Corner
T. Mason
Croup Johnson's Pharmacy
Main &T
Julian W. Ballou
Laymen’s League Meeting
Ay Ibnatis
Waltham National Bank
U. S
United States
Tham
Federal Reserve System
Bedford
Wilson Lumber
R. L. Wilson
F. A. Wilson
Mags
Fitchburg
Barker’s
Perkins & Wells Incorporated
Nobscot Mt. Tea House South
Sudbury State Road
E. Megin
Commonwealth Ave
McDowell
School of
Wnt
Fred E. Gon
SV Evg
Wm, Reilly
Crest Street
Ge Rees
Concord Boy Scout Headquarters
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