Old Manse Open Saturday for Radcliffe Endowment Fund
The Old Manse near Cambridge opens to visitors for the Radcliffe endowment fund on Saturday June 11 from 10 to 6. Owners Mr and Mrs John W. Ames host the event to support the fund, highlighting the house built in 1765 by Rev William Emerson, grandfather of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Nathaniel Hawthorne gave the site its name Mosses from an Old Manse. Wickets for the opening are limited. organizers include Mrs Herbert B. Hosmer and Mrs Edwin D Brooks assisted by Miss Houghton.
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Radcliffe
Old Musee On
John W. Ames
Cambridge
Radcliffe Endowment Fund
Wm. Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
New Kingland
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Herbert B. Hosmer
Edwin D. Ftrooks
Girls to wear middies at Concord graduation
Senior class vote supports middies and white skirts as the official graduation attire in Concord. A few opposed the change favoring the traditional sweet white gown and styled presentation.
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C. H
Concord
Lilian Jones Buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Mrs Lilian Jones wife of Clifford E. Jones, known in town from Concord Junction Reform School days, was interred at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Middleboro Memorial Day services led by Rev Robert Walker. Many of Jones’s former friends and relatives attended, with a King Solomon Lodge delegation as escorts. George Garfield of Concord bought a half interest in the Harry Tuttle meat and provision store on Wildens Street.
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Sleepy Hollow
Lilian
Clifford E. Jones
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord Junction
South Middleboro
Sleepy Hellow Cemetery
Robert Walker
Reformatory
George Garfield
Concord
Harry Tuttle Meat and Provision Store
Wilden St
Mrs Myron T Carrigan Died at 61 in Concord
Funeral held from her home at Nine Acre corner with burial at Sleepy Hollow. Born Concord January 25 1860 daughter of Augustus and (Mrs) Baird she lived in town all her life. Survived by husband Myron T Carrigan three daughters Winifred Ina and Mrs W A Davis a brother Charles Baird and sister Mrs Ella Ruth.
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M. T. Carrigan
Myron T. Carrigan
Nine Acre Corner
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Loren B. MacDonald
First Parish Unitarian
Carrigan
Concord
Augustus Baird
Concord Woman's Club
First Parish Unitarian Church
Winifred M. Carrigan
Reverend George A. Tewksbury Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Last Thursday the Rev George A Tewksbury observed his 82nd birthday quietly at his Walden street residence while facing resignation as pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational church to take effect next fall. Acting pastor Rev Cyrus Richardson visited him. Tewksbury, born in Albany Maine on June 2 1839, is a well known Congregational figure noted for deep religious convictions and devotion but currently in poor health.
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George A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden St
Cyrus Richardson
Mr Tewksbury
Albany
Maine
George F. Tewksbury
Concord
Tewksbury
Seattle
Plymouth
Cambridge
Last Meeting of Auxiliary Till September
The Ladies Auxiliary of J. J. Mansfield Post Ai will meet at headquarters Walden 31 on Tuesday June 14 at 6 pm Welfare committee provides wool for sweaters and stockings. Entertainment includes vocal and instrumental music and a reader. No meetings in July and August. all members urged to attend.
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J. J. Mansfield Post
Walden
Concord Triumphs Over Saxonville In Lopsided Baseball Fight
Concord defeats Saxonville 6 to 3 after a brutal second inning in which Saxonville pitcher Dunham faltered. Players Welch Rosenblath Loftus Mullaney Cousens and others star for Concord while Foley Jones Burg er and Williams stand out for Saxonville.
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Saxonville Town
Concord
Wilson
Dunham
Saxonville
Welch
Rosenblath
CONCO
Bulger
If Jones
Mullaney
Keene W. Hopinks
Rosemblath Cousens
Concord DAR to Hold Annual June Meeting at Chapter House
Old Concord chapter DAR will hold its annual June meeting at the Lexington road chapter house on Saturday at 3 PM. This will be the last meeting of the season. Hostesses Mrs H. B. Smith and Mrs Wallace Conant will oversee arrangements, with Miss Laura Brown as entertainer.
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Old Concord
Dar
Lexington Road
H. B. Smith
Wallace Conant
Laura Brown
Brush Fires Burn Near Cemetery and Fairhaven Bay
Fire department extinguished two brush fires Sunday one near St Bernard's cemetery at 2 30 p m and a brick fire at Fairhaven Bay at 6 30 p m The count has reached 46 alarms this year Ray L Robbins of New York is making a short visit here.
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St. Bernard's Cemetery
Fairhaven Bay
Cnt
Ray. L. Robbins
New York
Tina Cul linane Shower Foiled By Prank Friends
Co workers staged a playful hoax to ensure Tina Cul linane would attend a shower hosted by Mrs Meagher on Belknap Street. About seventy five guests greeted the bride to be, with blue and white telephone company decor and gifts seen as practical and welcome. Cul linane, a ten year Concord Exchange employee, is to wed Harlan Lawrence of South Acton on June 26.
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Clarence Meagher
Migg Cullinane
Miss Cullinane
Mrs Meagher
Belknapst
Tina
Miss Cullingne
Enterprise
Daniel Cullinane
Concord Exchange
Maynard
South Acton
Lexington
Harlan Lawrence
Middlesex School Graduation Exercises This Thursday
Middlesex School will hold graduation ceremonies Thursday with an address at Eliot Hall by Rev A P Fitch of Amherst and former Andover president. Frederick Winsor will present diplomas as John L Mahin of New York delivers the valedictory. An Ivy campus concert and annual dance follow, with morning Ivy exercises on campus.
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Middlesex School
Eliot Hall
North Concred
A. P. Fitch
Amherst
Andover Theological Seminary
Cameron Forbes
Frederick Winsor
John L. Mahin
New York
High School Senior Lands Job in Hudson
A MHS senior from the commercial department has begun work with the Apsley Rubber Co in Hudson. Reino Keto, described as ambitious, joined the firm amid a sluggish national business climate and follows a pattern of local seniors gaining positions in Boston and nearby areas.
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MHS
Boston
Reino. Keto
Apsley Rubber Co
Hudson
Keto
Apsley Co
OES Hawthorne Initiates Large Class at Odd Fellows
Hawthorne chapter of the OES held its regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening. A large class of candidates received initiation and memorial exercises for deceased members were observed. A collation was served after the meeting.
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OES
Hawthorne
Odd. Fellows
Flower Mission Work By King's Daughters
The King's Daughters of the First Parish start flower mission work on Monday June 13 and continue sending flowers. Flowers may be left at Lawn Hall between 4 and 5 o'clock on Monday afternoons. All are urged to assist in this charitable effort.
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King’s Daughters
Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Miss Chase tours town in a new Ford coupe while Marion Peterson visits family on Stow road. Harriett Eaton heads to Manomet Beach for a summer cottage, and Ruth Hinsmith shows health improvement after illness. H D Crosby buys the Charles G Wood place on the Cambridge Turnpike. Concord High graduation set for July 1 with class day June 30 and class night. Reverend Edwardson of Philadelphia preaches and covers summer substitute. Bosworth & Co. refinishing work at the new war veterans headquarters on Walden street. Old Armory gains a fine new dance floor. Malcolm Donaldson leads Class of 1921 from Concord High July 1-2. Old Manse opens June 11 for Radcliffe fund visitors.
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Chase
Stow St
Marion Peterson
Stowrd
Winifred O'Connell
Iss Harriett Eaton
Manomet Beach
Ruth Hinsmith
H. D. Crosby
Charles G. Wood
Cambridge Turnpike
Concord High School
Edwardson
Philadelphia
M. E. Church
Bosworth & Co
Holyoke
New War Veterans
Walden Street
Malcolm Donaldson
Lincoln
Radcliffe Fund
Acton Lodge Degree Work Impresses Concord Visitors
The Acton lodge of Odd Fellows staged the third degree for a class of twenty one candidates from Acton Maynard and Concord at Concord Lodge JOOF No 212. The visiting team presented a first class performance with observers noting ample preparation and skill. Refreshments followed to close the meeting and the Ini tiatory degree is planned for five candidates with ice cream and cake.
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Acton Lodge
Concord Odd Fellows
Acton Lodge of Odd Fellows
Acton, Maynard
Concord
Concord Lodge
Joof No 212
Concord Women's Club Prepares Annual Program
The Concord Women's Club plans an unusually interesting next year with Bliss Perry speaking on Lincoln Alicia Keys presenting an art talk Thornton Burgess entertaining for Children's Day with stereopticon slides Mr Farrington discussing landscape gardening using Arnold Arborium illustrations Herbert Gleason returning for an illustrated Monadnock lecture A luncheon will be served at the annual meeting and the full program will be announced soon.
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Concord Woman's Club
Bliss Perry
Lincoln
Alicia Keyes
Concord
Thornton Burgess
Farrington
Arnold Arborium
Herbert Gleason
Monadnock
Kilham Marcus Wedding Held at Rev Batts Home
Mary Spencer Kilham and Harry Marcus married last Thursday with Rev Mr Batts officiating. Sergt Theodore Arnold U.S.A. of Camp Devens served as best man and Miss Ethel DuBerger was bridesmaid. Only family and close friends attended the ceremony at Batts home. Marcus, from Allston, serves in the medical department at Camp Devens. A reception followed at Mr and Mrs George Kilham’s home in Concord Junction. Mrs Marcus had been a stenographer at Blaine Manufacturing Company before the wedding.
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Mary Spencer Kilham
Harry Marcus
Batts
Union Church
Theodore Arnold
Camp Devens
Ethel DuBerger
Mr Marcus
Allston
Medical Department
United States Army
George Kilham
Barrett's Mill Road
Concord Junction
Marcus
Blaine Manufacturing Company
Advertised Letters List Includes Local Residents and Firms
A notice lists men and women with advertised letters. Names include Donald Bates Concord Smelting Co Joseph Connelly Albert Gustafson Andrew Hopewell Everett Halem James Jackson N F McCarthy Co Ivo A Russell Smith Bros Nursery Co Benjamin F Sanborn Bina Lawson Linda Lindquist Mary McDonald Florence Smith John Knox Tibbits.
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Donald Bates
Concord Smeltering Co
Joseph Connelly
Albert Gustafson
Andrew Hopewell
Everett Halem
James Jackson
Messrs
N. F. McCarthy & Co
Ivo A. Russell
Smith Bros. Nursery Co
Benjamin F. Sanborn
Bina Lawson
Linda Lindquist
Mary McDonald
Florence Smith
John Knox Tibbits
Sale of Fancy Articles at Methodist Church and Odd Notices
A sale of fancy articles is announced for Thursday June 9 at the Methodist Episcopal church organized by Mrs Peterson. Also notices seek a maid for general house work and livestock buyers request cattle hogs calves sheep poultry. A gypsy fortune telling cards ad and local food supply commentary round out the clippings.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peterson
West
Montana
Concord High Tops Natick High in One-Run Duel
On Saturday May 28 Concord High edged Natick High 4 to 3. A tight game featured solid fielding and pitching. the decisive sequence came in the top of the eleventh when Baty relieved Grady and wild throws by Connolly and Hughes allowed the winning run to score, completing a dramatic extra innings victory.
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Concord High
Natick High School
Concord
Baty
Grady
Ter
Connolly
Hughes
Concord H
Mullaney
Wwe
Lous
P Williams
L. Todd
Ween Duggan
Omeau
Giles
Weer Sreeeee
BE. Todd
Flynn
Frawley
Eeesees Eves
Natick H
Po Waters
Lord, c
Esty
Seve Eeeestee
Erheeeeee
Pine
Se Connolly
Ener Nee
Eve
Jones
Dumas
C. H
Williams
Comeau
Loftus
Memorial Golf Events Highlight Concord Ladies and IOOF Notice
Concord IOOF lodge and Willow Rebekah plan annual memorial exercises on Sunday June 19. A separate golf tourney for Concord ladies occurs at the Country Club amid growing female interest. To let a four room apartment at 16 Belknap Street, apply there.
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Concord Lodge No 212
IOOF
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Belknap St
Concord
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Hurd
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Lenormand's
J.S. Williams Book Co
Worcester
Mass
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Sytem
Savings Department
R. J. Rodday CO
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Natick
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Frawle
Waters
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Torrey & Vialle
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Torrey and Vialle
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