Concord community notes vivid and varied
Mrs Williams leads a busy week with social gatherings at Trinity church and the Unitarian parish planning. A lecture on battlefields by Rev John N Mark and a gift of 100 yearly from Theodore Chamberlain spark local interest. News covers Scouts events, alumni updates, charity work, letters, sales ads, and town registration totals.
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Tg Oop
Max. B
Senda Ose O Pitebbu
Boy Scouts of Concord
Trinity Church
Charley W. Prescott
Nexionates
Fosdick
Wooten's “ Association
Flist
Unitarian Ae
Theodore Chamaberias
Concord Free Publicbrary
Seth ‘Chamberla
John N. Mark
Uxbridge
Women's Parish Association
Unitarian Church
Chauncey S. Garland
Concord
C. P. Holden
Bedford St
Bis Town
Grenfell
Labrador
Newton Ee
Concord Vote Keeps Keyes In Front In Tight Town Contest
John M. Keyes defeats Harold Tompkins by 67 votes in Concord board of road commissioners race, with Keyes 462 in Precinct 1 to 370 and Tompkins 172 in Precinct 2. Other officials elected include Richard L. Wilson selectman, Flora M. Bean and Julie B. Morse to the school committee, with the drys winning the license contest and the annual town meeting set for March 6 at the Concord State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Keyes
Concord Board of Road Commissioners
Harold Tompkins
Citizens’ Caucus
Mr. Keyes
Tompkins
Prescott Keyes
Richard L. Wilson
Flora M. Bean
Julie B. Morse
Drys
William v. Cross
E Jones
David G. Sheehan
Fred A. Tower
Chilton Cabot
Tates
Herbert W. Klosmer
William ‘Craig
John J. Dee
James .K. Finan
John J. Connorton
H. Robert By- Brave
Kennan Damon
Peter H. Bullock
Board of Hearth
Edward B. Caiger
Municipal Light Board
Will Wheeler
Concord State Armory
Minstrel Cabaret's First Night Delights Concord Count
A lively Monday evening performance at Monument Hall showcases the Concord County minstrel cabaret. Mary J. Mahon directed, with Frances Loughlin on piano, delivering a program of songs, dance, and original verses by Tom McHugh that drew strong audience enthusiasm despite juror attendance issues.
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Monument Hall
Mary J. Mahon
Frances Loughlin
Louguils
Stu
Eddie” McKenna
Galway Rose
Margaret
Tom” McHugh
Agein
Lake Walden
Pynch
Terence McHugh
Reading fiction drives Concord’s 1921 library choices
A Concord library report shows 16 097 volumes of adult fiction issued in 1921 against 4 065 of non fiction. The piece reflects on why fiction dominates, noting readers seek human drama and the role of professionals who relax with stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
England
Concord Public Library
Boston
New York
Tent life and Belshazzar rite at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church reports sermons on A Tent or City and Christian Competition with The Unpardonable Sin planned for next week. Rev Cleland gave Belshazzar's feast recital. Women host an all day sewing meeting with box lunch. O O Thorpe to discuss missionary interest growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleland
Belshazzar
O. O. Thorpe
Prevent Sacrifice of Wild Flowers By Public Protests
Albert C. dsurrage of Boston, president of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, urged a bill to ban sale of wild flowers and trailing arbutus or Mayflower. He suggested individuals act as committees of one to curb needless harm to local flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Dsurrage
Boston
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Ture
Concord Plans to Convert Armory into Community Theatre
Architect C H Blackall proposes converting the American Legion armory on Walden Street into a 48 by 30 foot stage with a box for scenery storage and elevated lighting. The plan calls for $4000 from the town matched by private subscriptions, with town control and Legion tenancy to sublet for all entertainment. The project aims to provide a central, accessible venue for Concord schools and the wider community to stage plays, operas, and related arts.
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C. H. Blackall
Boston
American Legion
Walden St
Atege
Concorg
Concord
Town Election Notice From Bedford Massachusetts
The annual town election will be held on Monday at the Town Hall with voting hours listed. Telegrams or inquiries should be directed to local election officials for routine participation and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pedersen
Bedford
Mass
Town Hall dancing party draws crowd from several towns
The Anthony Hunt Hamilton post of the American Legion held a dancing party in the Town Hall last Tuesday from 8 to 12. Many from here and nearby towns attended and enjoyed the music provided by Morey’s Orchestra. Local grammar schools are closed for a week. high school pupils return after a gent’s vacation.
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Misa Marion B. Keyes
Mildred
York
Fosdick
Leis Dennison
Helen ‘Tibbetts
Lincoln Town Hall
Richard F. Wood Jt
Fraternity
Amicron
Lowell Textile School
Frederick. G. Shull
Dallas
Tex
Concord
J. W. Raymond
Hilda
Ruth
Son
Anthony, Hunt
Hamilton Post
American Legion
Morey
The Sufferings of a Soldier
A fragmentary account describes a soldier’s severe illness and hardship after a brief engagement. He recalls pain, prolonged suffering, and the impact on his friend and comrades during wartime. The text reflects on endurance and a grim memory of military hardship.
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H. Schoede
Edward Taylor
G. Thomas
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W. Ae Cora Ao Rae
Guy
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Havant
Titchards
Helen Rich
Gladys
Wakeban
wAnzee
Miss Holden
Nesbane
Old Eee Farm
Concord ‘Junction
R. Bedford
L. Anderson & Son
Marion
Edwin S. Barrett
Ormond
Fila
Nathan A. Roberts
Robert J.H Worcester
New Braunfes
Texas
Concord Board of Registrars of Voters
Concord High School
R. N
Olanthe
Chimes
Mdy
Florida
Miea
B. R. Bulkeley
Dodge
Torrey & Vialle
Mary Weaver
E. J. Donahue
Stow
Nellie Nelson
George Nelson
RED Cross Dental Clinic
Middlesex County Dental Clinic
Red Cross
K. OF c, Mingtrel
James J. Loughlin
Roones
Michael J. McHugh
Thomas J. McHugh
William Towler
Philip T. Flavin
Edward McKenna
William Driscoll
Jerome Gregson
William Mulcahey
Edward Ross
Bernard McKenna
Joseph McKenna
Mahon
Leo Duggan
Thomas Finan
Henry Tobin
John Mulraney
John McHugh
Thomas Sullivan
Eddie
Yoo-Hoo
Sarah Towler
James Lough
J H McKenna
John Mullaney
Mabon
Edward Cullinane
Katherine Hayes Little
William. Tobin
Henry’ Tobin Woulg
Marion ‘Dempsey
Julia Mansfield
Dorothy Flavin
Gertrude Mara
Helen Hill
Dagrer Dan
Bill” Towler Stegling
Mary’ Tobin
Mary Fewry
Helen Hayes
Katherine Hayes
April
Francis Gower
Jerome Fradson
Thomas McHugh
Michael McHugh
New England
Chamberlain
Burnham, Ingc
Washington St
Congress
Iit Ghat
Foley
Johnson's Pharmacy
Main &T
Maynard
Trinitarian Church
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Charles Igrillo
Main St
Concord Community Theatre
Vanderhoof Hardware CO
Lexington
James F. McCarthy
Merton L. Winchenbaugh
Hartford St
Imanuel Pfeiffer
the Great Road
Enterprise Adve
Leslie O. Tel
Mir
Metropolitan Life
Ing. Co
Acton
W. Aaton
West Acton
Cunard
Cherbolton
Aquitania
Mauretania
Berengaria
Cameronia
Albania
Scythia
Southamp
Liverpool
Mar
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Queenston
Clarendene
Saxonia
Caronia
State St
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