Local Society Notes and Visits Across Concord
Concord society items list guests and travelers including Dr. Philip J. Playin in a Hupmobile and Grace Tuttle’s recovery from appendicitis. Residents visit Granville Holderness Nantasket Holderness and Lake Winnepesaukee are noted as vacation spots amid social calls by Miss Keyes Miss Titcomb Mrs Titsomb and Mrs Calef. An auction of 60 houselots on McCallar tract is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Playin
Jen Keyes
Airlanks Seiouce Weider
Grace
Davis
Granville
Gertrude Holden
Maribor
Charles E. Stewart
Lake Winnepesaukee
Robert M. Prentiss
Sebastian Mamoco
Italy
Sanbomg
Iry Saunders
Wm. A. Mecha
Grace Tuttle
Helen Keyes
Margaret Titcomb
Holderness
N. H
Titsomb
Concord
C. B
Union c
Albert W. Lee
Municipal Light Plant
Main St
Lar Club Day Promises Variety Of Amusements And Races
Lar Club Day, organized by the Larkin Company and backed by the Murdock family, will run from 10 a.m. to evening with field sports, band concerts, and fireworks. The event includes baseball, foot races for youths, potato and shoe races, hop and jump contests, a tug of war, and a gala program for hundreds of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross K. Whiton
Smith
Maranville
Temple
Odfve
Growers’ Association
Larkin
Bos
M. Branche Larkin Company
Es M. Murdock
Rutherford
Washington School
Mr. Murdock
The
Gram
Boston
Greater Boston
Peter and Paul
South Boston
George Washingtons
Lynn
Jinx Defeated by Saturday 10-4 in Home Game
The Jinx faced Saturday, one of the stout teams this season, drawing a large crowd. Meagher allowed six hits, but four errors and baserunning mistakes by Kelley and Joe McMahan led to the loss. Mather pitched well in a losing effort, while George and Clare Isner contributed on offense and defense. The Sunlight club of Watertown stands next. Arthur Gowan umpired satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Kelley
Joe McMahan
George We
Clare Isner
Jack McMahan
Sunlight Club
Watertown
Arthur Gowan
Vacation Echoes and Local Guests Around Town
A jumble of social notices lists residents and visitors moving between towns and beaches this week. Names include Mrs. William Parkinson, Claude N. Haireen, Harold, James Coughlan, Rev. and Mrs. F. N. Rutan, Mrs. John Dacey, Mrs. John Maley, and others visiting Revere beach, Brant Rock, North Acton, and Nantasket with trips to Providence, New York, and Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkinson
Claude N. Haireen
City Point
Fred Oates
Providence Hood
Harold
North Acton
James Coughlan
York Beach
F. N. Rutan
New York
Naugatuck
Clementa
Marion Sullivan
Revere Beach
Alfred Wrage
Montreal
Can
William G. Priest
George McInnes
William
Lawrence
Kathryn Leyden
Pyb
Peter Lesage
Franklin
BE Lb. Salmon
Daniel Sullivan
Brant Rock
John Dacey
John Maley
Joseph Hannon
Ayer
Harry Fishman
Town
Racine
Wis
Walter J. Browne
Point Allerton
Nantasket Beach
George Smith
Holbrook
Stolen Wheel Report Leads to Investigation and Return
A disrupted account describes a wheel stolen from Miss Gen, then returned after an unknown party viewed it as a useful item for a game. The incident prompts police inquiry into who took and used the wheel and why.
Canoe Capgizes Recovery After Accident Visit
A brief report notes a canoe trip led someone to land where she soon recovered from the effects of the accident. The fragmentary text references a recovery event tied to the journey and its outcome.
Flower Exhibit Ties To Grange Event In Garden News
A fragment notes a flower exhibit linked to the last Grange gathering, blending wild and cultivated blooms. The brief hints at a local horticultural show aligned with community farming activity.
Washing and Microbes in Aimee Wright Tale
A cryptic excerpt discusses washing and microbes amid a fragmented narrative. It evokes cleanliness as a theme and mentions a cold land and a hustler unable to wait, offering a fleeting glimpse of a literary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Ausroth
Wright
Cole Woah
Sens House
Appotat Graduate Ty Optics Announcement
A terse public notice lists an Apparatus Graduate in optics with a reference to Maynard posting schedule. The wording indicates a timed address or service window from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesdays excepted, near the post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spm
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilcox
Optometrist
A. T. Haynes & CO
Maynard, Mass
Agnes Gibbons
Montaigu
Belgium
Aachen
Germany
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Main and Nason Sts
Hive
W. F
Litchfield Opp
Mil Ma
Reo
Oie
H. P. N. Dahl
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