Community notices highlight visits and events
Thomas Mahoney of Wayland visited his sister Mrs David Scanlon in Concord Junction. Mrs James Reilley hosted her sister Mrs George Gauthier from Marlboro. Mrs Graylish returned from Woonsocket with her daughter Mrs William Regie ter. West Concord Woman's club meets Friday as Miss Agnes Hassett lectures on Woman and Finance. Edward Copelman welcomes son Robert Edward born last week. Mary Coughlin resumes Lowell teaching duties after vacation with her parents. About 20 youths enjoyed a sleigh ride hosted by Benny Derby ending with refreshments at Maynard. American Legion Women's Auxiliary meets Tuesday at the State armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mahoney
Wayland
David Scanlon
James Reilley
George Gauthier
Marlboro
Graylish
William Regieter
Woonsocket
R 1
West Concord
Agnes Hassett
Edward Copelman
Robert Edward
Mary Coughlin
Lowell
Fatrick Coughlin
Benny
Derby
Maynard
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
State Armory
Concord Committee Opposes Town Manager Form of Government
The Concord Finance Committee recommends voters reject adopting a Town Manager form of government. The six member committee cites legal hurdles and potential extra salary costs, arguing it would remove active town management from citizens to a salaried official and harm civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Wheeler
Murray Ballou
Edward McKenna
Burleigh L. Pratt
Robert BE. Goodwin
State Armory
Concord
Henee
Attention to Correspondents and Press Staff Notice
A call for reporters and staff to submit society and club notes promptly for publicity. Emphasizes timely copy to ensure appearance in the paper and aid to the composing room. Urges early mailing or phone submission of all notes and personal notices.
Hart Leaves Keene Ticket Post as Brown Murmurs Sickness
West Acton notes C H Hart resigns after years as station agent to take a new job in Keene New Hampshire. Mr Brown at the C A Knowlton farm is ill with pneumonia. Miss Mary Fierra of Boxboro recovers at home with a bouquet from Concord High School English class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
C. A. Knowlton
C. H. Hart
Keene, N. H
Mary Fierra
Boxboro
Hhr English
Concord High School
Red Cross Second Lecture at Concord Town Hall
The second free lecture under Red Cross auspices will be at Concord town hall at eight o clock on March third. Dr Loring T Swain topics be Why Good Pasture is Important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
Concord Town Hall
Loring T. Swain
Staging Minstrel Show With London Helpers
Frank Holland and Irving MacKenzie of London assist Federation minstrel show to be staged later. Both are leaders in the work and their help is appreciated by the men here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holland
Irving MacKenzie
London
Joint Meeting Of Basin Woman's Club And Civics Dept
A large Riverside hall turnout heard John E K Rice of Marlboro planned talk on The Failure of Bolshevism while George A Stevens of New England Telephone Co spoke on The Wonders of the Telephone Past and Present. Rice postponed due to pneumonia, aiming for March 14. Stevens' lecture drew praise and interest for telephony history and service tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin and Woman's Club
Shia Himneer Stevens
Maynard Business Men's Association
Civics Department
Woman's Club
Riverside Hall
John EK. Rice
Marlboro
George A. Stevens
New England Telephone Co
Atty Rice Shire
A. J. Coughlan
Civica Department of the Woman's Club
Stevens
Alexander Graham
Bell
Honolulu
William M. Wood
Acton Center Grange Whist and Dancing Party
The Grange held its regular meeting on February 22 with a public whist and dancing event. Sixteen tables of whist were played. Kitty of Boston won ladies first prize, Allen Frost won gentlemen first. Consolation prizes went to Ralph Smith and Miss Inez Pederson. Music was by Thelma Noyes Fiske and Mr Wood. The gathering was described as a success. Funeral attended by Horace Tuttle family for Clarence O. Tuttle of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Kitty
Boston
Allen Frost
Ralph Smith
Inez Pederson
Thelma Noyes
Fiske
Wood
Horace Tuttle
QO. H. Greenwood
Simon and
Wilmot Taylor
Lyman Tuttle
Clarence O. Tuttle
Concord
School Notes at Center Schools Postponed Exercises
The postponed exercises were held Wednesday afternoon February 23 before many parents and friends. The program featured a Colonial Days play by the primary school and praised both pupils and teachers for the strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Taylor
Helen Mason
Alice Spinney
Helen Taylor
Laura Mayell
George Mason
Alden Flagg
Washington
Lincoln
Warren
George Washington
Thomas Manion
Robert Hagen
Abe Lincoln
Forrest Bean
Martha Washington Grammar
George Coombs
Gettysburg
Red Stamp
Robert Long
Wae Mansur Kimball
la Mayell
Charles and Francis Manion
Ruth Mayell
America
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American Red Cross
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