Concord Legion Auxiliaries Meet at Veterans Building
Middlesex American Legion Auxiliaries gathered in Concord drawing 176 women from 42 Posts. Miss Mary Flavin welcomed guests, praising Concord as birthplace of American liberty and urging support for a new recreation hut at Groton hospital for tuberculosis patients.
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Middlesex County Councilerican Legion
Concord
American Legio
Middlesev County
America
Mary A. Flavin
American Legion Auxiliary
Middlesex County
Department of Massachusetts
James J. Mansfield
State Department
Anna M. Manion
Waltham
Questio
Groton Hospital
Ayer
Camp Devens
Groton
Watkins products advertise letters and home goods offer
An old notice lists names of recipients for a Watkins Co advertisement promising hundreds of guaranteed products from remedies to automotive accessories. A separate found Irish getter is reported with a distinctive red collar and name plate, and a Mary for general house work is sought by a Concord household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Dept
Washington St
North
Boston
Mass
Strawberry Hill
Concord
Emma H. Mason
E J. R. Watkine Co
Middlesex Institution for Savings Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Middlesex Institution for Savings will be held at the Banking Rooms on Tuesday June 6 1922 at 3 30 PM. Clerk Herbert W Hosmer notes the notice from Concord Massachusetts dated May 22 1922. Also classified ads include second maid wanted at 5 Sudbury Road Concord and books autographs wanted by Robert W Lull at 1 Chapel Street Newburyport Massachusetts. Watkins Products agents wanted with department address in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For
Herbert W. Hosmer
Sudbury Road
Concord
Robert W. Lull
Newburyport
Mass
Chapel St
Memorial Day supper for Concord Legionnaires and guests
A Memorial Day supper for James J. Mansfield Post American Legion and Old Concord veterans was served in the Veterans' building on Wallen Street with over two hundred attendees. Tables featured yellow and mauve floral schemes, and a large committee of Concord women organized the event including Mrs Granville Holden and Miss Mary Tobin. A program of songs and dancing followed with performances by local talent and accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James J. Mansfield
Granville Holden
Patrick Cuil
J. William Byron
William Hunt
Elizabeth O'Brine
Bernard McGrath
David Hayes
Martin Tobin
Herbert Cook
William J.crossley
Mary Flavin
Alice Hagerty
Pauline Bodman
May O'Connell
Regina C. Conny
Burleigh — Prat
Elizabeth Connell
Margaret Craig
Agnes Dee
Dorothy Edwardson
Catherine K. Fewry
Esther G. Flivin
Catherine Gleason
Clara Graveson
Katherine FE. Hayes
Jane’ Kelley
Louise Morea
Mmiss Agnes O'Grady
Russel Parsons
Mary
Alice Fjigerty
Mary. Tobin
America Community Singing Quartetiea Camp
Eugenie Marie Foss
Philip’ A. Davis
Matthew Hammond
Marion Dempsey
Dorothy Finvin
Ming Gertrude Mara
Justu Mansfield
Josephine Moreau
Prances Loughlin
Young People’s Club Social From Concord Church
The Triniarian church in Concord plans its last social of the season next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Gat Cleland leads an entertainment themed to the number 13 with four teams of thirteen members captains Maurice Bigelow George Qleson Oscar Vedersen Lemuel Smarl. Teams perform stunts in 15 minute blocks. Refreshments are by a girl committee including Charlotte and Muriel Campbell Ethel Du Berger Alice Jones Katherine Polesk Louise Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triniarian Church of Concord
Gat Cleland
Maurice Bigelow
George Qleson
Oscar Vedersen
Lemuel Smarl
Charlotte and
Muriel Campbell
Ethel du Berger
Alice Jones
Katherine Polesk
Louise Whitney
Sunday church events and lectures announced
Rev Gail Cleland spoke on How Three Old Men Won a Battle. Prof Eijiro Takasugi lectured on New Japan. On June 6 the Sunday School Board met at the Manse chaired by Thomas Todd Jr. The Mid week meeting on June 9 will cover the prophet Dengero tsai aly at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Church
Eijiro Takasugi
Thomas Todd Jr
Dengero-tsaialy
Twilight Base Ball Debut Ends 2–0 In Contested Win
On June 1 the Concord team defeated the Boston Tigers, a nine of colored men, 2 to 0. About 800 spectators attended, including 150 soldiers from Battery B. Delays on Lexington road postponed the start to 6:45, allowing seven innings to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston Tigers
Battery B
Tigers
Lexington Road
Masonic Lodge to Celebrate 125th Anniversary
The Trinthian Lodge of Masons of Concord marks its 125th anniversary next Sunday. Members gather at the Lodge Rooms at four to march to the Trinitarian church for a five o'clock service led by Rev Gail Cleland. A male quartet will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinthian Lodge of Masons of Concord
Trinitarian Church
Gail] Cleland
Mrs. Jarley’s Wasworks in Concord Delights Local Audience
A lively Concord performance of Mrs. Jarley’s Wasworks at the Episcopal church Friday June 2 drew a full hall. Mrs. Arthur L. Lamb led a strong cast with notable comic and tragic turns including Little Boy Blue and Lady Macbeth while Ruth Shepley provided musical interludes. Ice cream and cake complemented the show before an accident halted Isadora Duncan's act.
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Eum’ St
Jariey
Arthur L. Lamb
Charley Foote
Pauline’ Bodmane
Ding Dong Bell
Morgan Smith
Marvin Caylor
Lady Macbeth
Stewart Murphy
Henry Ford
Chilton Cabot
Ruth Shepley
Charles Locke
Isadore
Duncan
Marian Morgan-Pavlowa
Jaffley
Arthur Ty
Lamb
John
Charles Fool
Peter
Pant
Little Boy
Roger Swash
Old King Cole
Harold Taylor
Peep
Hans Miller
Shaylock
Ophelia
Louisa Pratt
Hiawatha
Farnum Smith
Minnetha
Martha Chase
Samu Morison
Ehiine
Jack Spratt
Russell Kettell
Spratt
Faith Lovell
Reg Ridinghood
Pauline Bodman
Tommy Tucker
Parker Dudley
Macbeth
Isadora Duncan
Marian Morgan-Paviowa
Alma Gluck
Roger Swain
Robinson Crusoe
Ripley Gage
Miss Muffett
Janet Dunning
Rip Ven Winkle
Benjamin Smith
Christopher Columbus
James Goodwin
Féwin Brooks
Harry Little
Justice
Charlegh
Nutter
Robin Hood
Maid Marian
Samuel Morison
Liberty
Clara Graveson
Simple Simon
Hermoine
George Keyes
Cindrella
Louisa Cabot
Einstein
Penelope
Florence Smith
Ding
Doug Bell
Morgan
Concord Academy Students Stage Two Plays Outdoors
Afternoon program on the Main Street residence lawn featured two plays by Concord Academy students. "La Cobane on Toit du Fromage" adapted from Hansel and Gretel was directed by Miss Julia Collier. "My Midsummer Night's Dream" by Samuel Pepys was coached by Mise Dorothy Rankin with Migg Katharine Davis. Casts included numerous students and faculty, with notable performances from Mary Buttrick, Nancy Millett, and Ellen Hosmer, among others. A natural rhododendron backdrop framed the scenes as actors delivered Shakespearean dialogue with apparent confidence.
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Pidlicoeos
Concord Academy
Pms
Main Street
Samuel Merwin
Paelist
Mise Dorothy Rankin
Migg Katharine Davi
Shakespeare
Mery
Walter Lariway
Sitivers
Spelot
Telone
Las Murphy
Nancy Willett
Unler Smith
Athens
Hippolyta
Pyramis
Thisbe
Mery Buttrick
Sally
Mace Liedow
Ste Pedous
Mary Buttrick
Sally Shaw
Snout
Cyntaia Roberts
Jude
Moonshine
Doweins
Puck
Mary ‘Thompson
Titania
Green of the
Elizabeth Morison
Nermia
Camp Wood Croton Hostess Plans Summer Hire
Mrs Philip A Davis a hostess for Camp Wood Croton announces plans to hire a season staffer for the coming term. The luncheon program repeats daily with identical menus, and participants are reminded to observe fire prevention rules. Fire Chief Tate assigns Frank McDonald of the Concord fire department as fire prevention inspector to audit buildings and clear fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip A. Davis
Ibwood
Croton
Aseon
So Millett
Lans al. Soutite
Charles KE. Tolman
Tate
Frank
Graduates Flaunt White Dresses in Class of 1922
A Conceorg High School ceremony features seven girls in white dresses and skirts as part of a long standing class tradition. The custom has been held in Vogue for four years, with each graduating class voting to participate.
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Conceorg High School
Yiugein
Vogne
Bowel Trouble Advice for Newly Hatched Chicks
Oklahoma A and M College warns against solid feeds for 72 hours after hatching to prevent white diarrhea. Chicks should receive sour skim milk and fine sand as grit, then small frequent soft feeds with a mix of commercial chick feed, finely cut litter, rolled oats or crumbled corn cake, and occasionally hard boiled eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarry Embleton
Poultry Department of
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
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Ori
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Bulkley
Orleans
Esther Flavin
Lexington
Lenise Garland
Charland
Pocisset
Fitchburg
H&m
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Luex H. Fosdick
South Lyndboro
Colonial Inn
South Middlesex
Lincoln
Masa
R. Robert. Bygrave
Checorua
Wm B. Bartlett
Episcopal Church
Glen Ridge
Sudbury Rd
Aen French
Aletta A. Liebridge
Jaffrey
French
Sanford
Nashanty Road
Flist
Mary P. Chase
Acton Road
Mdress
West Acton
P.O
Funcard
Thos
Hollis
Tel
W. Ae
Pg&yven
Middlesex Institution
Savags
Henry F. Smith
Carl Blaisedell
E. G. Conant
John Feich
Be, Fletcher Co
James Lahey
Luigi Levesey L
W. Smith
Lillian G. Edgecomb
Ola Morse
Pauline Murphy
E.T. Niver
Annie Riley
Wood
Tayloe
J., Wiliam Byron, P.M
Chapman
Wood Street
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Ae Ey
Waavr
Maynard
Butler Ave
Etheridge Doane
Geo. RK. Jones
Hubbard St
Urquhar
Henry Wacott
Walcott
Joan
George E. Jones
St. Louis
Jerseyville
Roy A Davis
Davis
Monument’st
Charles Packard Pavis
James Broderick
Necie Towler
Mra Towler
Wr Broderick
Hemishall
Emma
Marshall Denkinger
Esther Morton Wood
Charles HH. Towle
Catt Cetnd
Masonic Lodge
S. H
Trvington ,St
Irving T. Fech
Edwards
Fighty
Tam
Vanderhoof Hardware CO
Westford
Telepone
Lowell
Lapham
Chelmsford
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Will
Old
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