Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Doings
Numerous Concord residents are noted in a busy week: J. W. Mara visits Dorchester friends. John Brown returns to activity after illness. Mrs. Enoch Garfield Jr. suffers a cold. Philip A. Davis and Edith Buck recover from grip. New house on Bedford Street by C. W. Prescott. A. D. Chisholm welcomes a daughter. Concord Grange hosts State Master Charles M. Gardner March 21. fundraising lunch box auction nets over five dollars for piano fund.
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J. W. Mara
Dorchester
Jobn Brown
Enoch Garfield, Jr
Hubbard al
Philip A. Davis
James Grant
C. W. Prescott
Bedford St
A. D Chisholm
Edith Buck
J. W. Raymond
Concord Grange
Charles M. Gardner
Westfield
M. B. L. Bradford
Smith Owen Dexter
St. James Church
Roxbury
Joseph H. Dee
Thomas McHugh
Concord
Boston Elevated Co
Roger Brown
C. Prior
Boston
Bedford Rd
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Maynard
Hudson
Concord Musical Club
Thomas Surette
St. Bernard’s Church
Dr. Hodges
Theological A School
Cambridge
Trinity Church
Stirring Times Excitement Over Junction School Board Race
Concord Junction prepares for a large caucus to nominate candidates for a four member school committee. Thomas Hollis and Emerson announce run. Mrs Bessie Hudson retires. Contention centers on when to introduce a commercial course, with Mrs Wheeler or Mrs Walcott likely to replace Hudson.
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Enterprise
The
Bessie K. Hudson
Emerson
Thomas Mollis
Hudson
Hollis
Hugh P. Sheasgreen
Harold Chase
Howard F. Loughlin
Neal
Judkins
Jud
Emmerson
Anybordy
Wilfrid Wheeler
Wheeler
Geo. F. Walcott
Shattuck
Selectman
Frederic Dumaine
Messrs. Hollis
Concord Grange Wins Debate At Carlisle on Wives’ Improvements
About 20 Concord Grange members traveled to Carlisle on Wednesday night for a debate sparked by Carlisle Grange. The question asked whether farmers wives have as many improvements to lighten their work as farmers. Concord Grange argued the negative and the judges ruled in their favor. Representing Concord were F W Taylor Clara Pettigrew Mrs G W Hunt J S Wilson F E B Power. They enjoyed a fine supper and returned home around 1 am tired but happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Concord Grange
Concord
F. W. Taylor
Clara Pettigrew
G. W. Hunt
Wilson
F. E B. Power
Sunday School Social at Trinitarian Church Edifice
Charles H. Blatchford hosted teachers and officers at his Elim Street home Thursday evening. Rev. B S Winchester spoke on the Sunday school work of the new education movement. Refreshments followed during a social hour. about 25 attended.
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Charles H. Blatchford
The
Trinitarian Church
Elim St
Winchester
PLAN FOR CHILDRENS GARDENS AT CONCORDE ASSOCIATION
The Concorde Home association advances plans for the coming season. A meeting has been held and expanded work is planned. Two lectures will be given to prizewinning children from last year. Wilfrid Wheeler will host a session at his greenhouses on seed planting and soil types. Allen French will follow with a second talk.
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Massachusetts Market Gardeners’ Association
Concord
Anson Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Whittemore Brown
Mary C. Wheeler
Providence
Woman’s Club
Givering
France
Concord High
Concorde
Ae Oy Association
Wilfrid Wheeler
Allen French
Lent sermons and family religious study at Trinity Church
Beginning next Sunday the pastor will preach a Lent series on The Introduction of the Gospel to the Gentiles from Acts chapters 10 and 11 with dates March 12 to Palm Sunday. Mrs Winchester will read a Religious Education Association paper on Religious Training in the Home next Sunday evening at 7 30. Friday’s Lent theme is Lessons for Lent The Sick Soul and the Great Physician. The pastor also spoke at Union Evangelical Church in Stow Sunday afternoon and administered Communion.
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J. M. Keyes
Walden St
John Perry Bowditch
Concord
Board of Registrars
Gertrude Rideout
Guild of the First Parish
Cornelius
Peter
Christ
Winchester
Religious Education Association
Providence
Union Evangelical Church
Stow
Advertising Missives List of Addressees
A notice lists names of recipients for advertised letters including E D Bancroft John Flynn Emilio Garraffella G Ferrald Howard James Jackson Alfred Martin and several Mrs or Misses with initials and surnames in a postal advertisement.
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E. D. Bancroft
John Flynn
Emilio Garraffella
G. Ferrald Howard
James Jackson
Alfred Martin
Motley
H. O'Connor
George H. Robbins
W. A. Thompson
Miss Graves
Katherine P. Loring
Joseph
Georgie.Owe
R. Stearns
Words of Encouragement for Orchard House Memorial
The committee raises a fund to purchase and repair the Orchard House, Miss Louisa May Alcott's home, aiming it as a memorial. Correspondents from Lowell Dorchester Dorchester and St Louis praise the effort, urging widespread support and pledges from schools clubs and individuals to ensure success.
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Orchard House
Louisa May Alcott
Alcott
Lowell
Concord
Dorchester
Hyde Park
St. Louis
Herald
Massachusetts
Nabant Woman's Club
Bradford Academy
Orehitch House
Seattle
Clup
Miss Alcott
Tea Event Honors Mrs Hollis Before European Voyage
Mrs Charles Darling hosted 60 to 70 guests at Musketaquid Road in a violet cashmere setting as Mrs Thomas Hollis prepares to sail from New York for Europe. The reception featured pink decor in the dining room and well wishes for a safe return.
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Charles
Darling
Thomas Hollis
New York
Musketaquid Rd
Mrs. Darling
Mrs. Hollis
Smith Owen Dexter
Wilfrid Wheeler
Classified Ad Rates and Local Reading Areas
Advertisement placement rules for this column require prepayment at 10 cents per line with six words per line. The ads, available to Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury readers, include a house to let at the corner of Grant and Byron and are to be filed with Patrick McWalter.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Grant
Byron Ats
Patrick McWalter
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