Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Notices
Helen Howe remains out after several weeks and Mr. French plans visits to resorts before returning to Concord. The King's Daughters meet at Olive Hosmer's on Lowell Road. Miss Helen W. Kvai ley and Miss Emma Kelley travel to California via the Grand Canyon. Rev E. Arthur Dodd will lead Trinity Church evening service March 22. Knights of Columbus Natick plan a St Patrick's Day event in Concord. Percy W. Brown to speak for the Concord Antiquarian Society on April 8, topic The Real Nineteenth of April. Jack Sanford returns from France for a three week vacation and works reconstruction for Miss Skinner, awaiting a late March sail. Miss Cornelia Oleson has recovered after illness at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Helen Howe
Mr. French
Concord
King’s Daughters
The
Unitarian Church
Olive Hosmer
Lowell Road
Helen W. Kvailey
Emma Kelley
California
Grand Canyon
E. Arthur Dodd
Hyde Park
Trinity Church
Knights of Columbia of Natick
St. Patrick’s Day
Percy W. Brown
Concord Antiquarian Society
O.d Concord
Brown
Jack” Sanford
Mary
Hosmer
Bedford St
France
Sanford
Skinner
Ais
Cornelia
Oleson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Corinthian Lodge Presents Notable Evening of Entertainment
The Corinthian Lodge AF and AM held a Friday March 10 meeting with strong attendance and enjoyment. Pianist Lonal Knight opened the program with clever playing, while Jack Linden known as Duffy drew sustained applause. His stories Wipers Ypres and a Queen of England piece delighted the audience, ending with a fitting poem performer Howard Daniels organized the event and earned praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
AF & AM
Lonal Knight
Jack Linden
Duffy
England
Howard Daniels
Work Among the Poor Whites talk in Concord
Mrs Alice 8. G. Floyd of Pippa pass Kentucky will speak on Work Among the Poor Whites of the Kentucky Mountains in the vestry of the First Parish church on Wednesday March 29 at 2 30 pm Eliot Harlow Robinson will sing mountain ballads and four mountain boys joining Mrs Floyd will speak Meeting is under Junior Alliance auspices and centers on Hindman school pupils from Carney Creek Center Also notices: for sale asparagus and hayland about 6 acres Concord mass. furnished 8 room home for rent. mother’s helper position. white Leghorn eggs for hatching. maid for hospital and private family. Cadillac model 561 8-cylinder 7 passenger car listed with J J Shaughnessy Concord Main Street.
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Kentucky
Alice
G. Floyd
Carney Creek
Pippapass
Kentucky Mountains
First
Eliot’ Harlow Robinson
Floyd
Junior Alliance
Hindman
Carney Creek Center
Mrs Marguerite Harrison recalls Siberian imprisonment
The article recounts Mrs Marguerite E. Harrison a Radcliffe graduate and Baltimore Sun staffer who entered Russia in 1919 via Poland and endured ten months in prison including solitary confinement and crowded rooms. She describes prison conditions, typhus, and hardships, compares crimes in New York to Russia, and notes relief efforts by Mr Hoover and the American Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite E. Harrison
Russia
Harrison
Baltignore Sun
Poland
Moscow
Hoover
Cassia
Rugia
Engagement announced for Helen Danforth Smith and Philip Gray Lovell
Mr and Mrs Arthur Crittenden Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Danforth Smith to Philip Gray Lovell of Cambridge formerly of Concord. Miss Smith is the granddaughter of Mrs Joseph White of Brookline. she debuted in Boston two years ago. Mr Lovell is the son of Mrs Walter D. Lovell. he is a former first lieutenant who served overseas in the late war. The marriage is set for Omaha Nebraska on April 18. George Barker has purchased the saw mill property on Barretts Mill road from Newton D. Gross and now operates it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crittenden Smith
Helen Danforth Smith
Philip Gray Lovell
Cambridge
Concord
Miss Smith
Joseph White
Brookline
Boston
Mr Lovell
Walter D. Lovell
Omaha
Neb
Parish Youths Attend Dual Sunday Services
Last Sunday morning the parish boys drew primary attention with front pews reserved for them. Rev Cleland led a Lent sermon series on Jesus life with topics including The Triumphal Entry and future talks on The Cleansing of the Temple and The Man Who Betrayed. Miss Caroline D Smiley will speak on her India experiences at a Woman's Union meeting with supper and an indoor track meet to follow.
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Mr. Clelad
Jesus
Trumphal
Cminr
Marcy
Temple
Living Christ
Woman's Union
Caroline D. Smiley
India
Helen Petersen
Miss Warren Shines In Short Notice The Blind Man Role
Owing to a misunderstanding Priscilla Darling was credited with a triple act in Enterprise last week. Miss Lucia Warren, niece of Mrs Bulkley, played The Blind Man on two days notice due to Betty Smith’s illness. Warren performed wonderfully given the extremely short preparation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Warren
Priscilla Darling
Lucia Warren
Climate Like New England Says Mrs Tillerson From Texas
Mrs Carl Tillerson writing from Wichita Falls Texas reports the climate there resembles New England with little snow this winter and widespread drought worrying farmers about crops. She notes Texans are cordial and make newcomers feel at home.
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New England
Carl Tillerson
Louise Raggio
Wichita Falls
Texas
Women's association and league join forces meeting
The Women's parish association of the Unitarian church and the First Parish Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League will hold a joint meeting on Monday evening March 20 in the vestry of the Unitarian Church on Lexington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association and League
Women's Parish Association
The
Unitarian Church
Unitarian Laymen’ League
Lexington Road
Massachusetts Forest Policy Talk At Town Hall
William A. L. Bazely, Massachusetts conservation commissioner, spoke on The Forest Policies of Massachusetts at the Town Hall on Wednesday March 8. He urged state wide planting of town and city forests as memorials and noted over 1,000,000 acres suitable for reforestation. he highlighted Cape Cod dunes, beach grass, and seedling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge R. Blinn
Bedford
Concord
Cape Cod
Atlantic Ocean
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Refugees Arrive in Constantinople Prompt Red Cross Aid
Edward H. White reports about 150000 Russian refugees arriving in Constantinople from Crimea. He notes aid from the American Red Cross and Near East Relief, with Rear Admiral Bristol and Mrs Bristol organizing relief. Many refugees, including nobility, faced hardship before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. White
Concord
Patrick
Mary (Dowd) White
Bedford St
Constantinople
Crimea
Black Sea
American Red Cross
Near Tast
Mark Bristol
Bristol
Glimpses Here and There Meet Mr Red Path
A lighthearted profile describes Mr Red Path a cocker spaniel living on Lexington Road. The piece notes his regular taxes, town meeting absence, support for a pound keeper, shy disposition, and aristocratic background. It emphasizes his florid red hair, worth $700 in cash, and that he is not for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Red Path
Concord Investment Committee Names Members
The 1922 Concord committee lists William Wheeler Charles H Towle Stedman Buttrick Horace F Tuttle John J Dee with Thomas Todd Jr Burleigh L Pratt Edward the Parker Prescott Keyes Burleigh Pratt, Burroughs Towle, and Herbert W Hosmer. Meeting date March 10 1922 in Concord Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William . Wheeler
Fred A. Tower
Charles E. Brown
Edward the Parker
Prescott Keyes
Thomas Todd, Jr
Stedman Buttrick
Burleigh L. Pratt
Charles H. Towle
Horace F. Tuttle
John J. Dee
Committee of Investment
William Wheeler
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord baby party for eight delights Nine Acre Corner
Pauline Anderson six months old hosts a party on March 11 for eight babies including Barbara Davis Alice Ingham Alice Rankin Doris Smith Glenn Gould Jr Richard Petersen and Philip W Panderhoof Jr. The youngsters wear caps receive bonbons and enjoy light refreshments of milk and crackers while playing with toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Anderson
Leslie Anderson
Nine Acre Corner
Pauline
Barbara Davis
Alice Ingham
Alice Rankin
Doris Smith
Glenn Gould Jr
Richard Petersen
Philip W. Panderhoof Jr
Lecture at Town Hall by Hon. W. Cameron Forbes
Hon. W. Cameron Forbes speaks at Concord Lyceum Town Hall on March 15 at 8 p m about his mission with Gen. Leonard Wood to the Philippines China and Japan. Forbes served as commissioner and governor general of the Philippines from 1905 to 1913 and returned last year at the request of President Harding for study.
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Town Hall
W. Cameron Forbes
Gen. Leonard Wood
Philippines
China
Japan
Forbes
Harding
Gen. Wood
Islands
Concord Lyceum
Window display on Main Street celebrates St Patrick’s Day
An eye catching Main Street storefront window features green and white Shamrock decor for St Patrick’s Day. Tiny shamrock candy boxes tied with green ribbon, crepe paper motifs, green place cards, and a central large piece titled Waster lilies Jill Bloom highlight the festive display.
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Main
Jill Bloom
St. Patrick
Texas Homesick Artist Notes New Braunfels Weather
Mrs Worcester writes from New Braunfels describing a cold snap with the Plaza fountain freezing and icicles exciting children. She notes mild weather that day, outdoor hyacinths blooming and cardinal birds with Mexican pigeons adding color to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Worcester
New Braunfels
Forty Five Tournament Knights of Columbus versus AOH
The Knights of Columbus lead the Forty Five tournament by 12 percent over the AOH after a Friday March 10 meeting when K of C won by even points. Concord D A R members plan a food sale at Trinitarian church vestry on Saturday at 3 pm for the Chapter house. Engagement announced for Laura Fiorelli of Waltham and Elio Stefanelli of Concord with a spring marriage planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
AOH
K of C
Concord
Old Concord Chapter
Trinitarian Church
Laura Fiorelli
Waltham
Elio Stefanelli
Raffia Bales Available From L. Anderson & Son Concord
Best raffia in the world for tying asparagus rhubarb and celery. One pound 15e bale price 12¢ per pound. Ten bales just in. L Anderson & Son Concord adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Anderson& Son
Concord
Adv
Sanalt Promised Relief Improves Family Health
RS A H Shovan of West Orange Massachusetts credits Sanalt after failed medicines. She describes general fatigue and weak health then rapid improvement after three bottles. The druggist offered a refund if no help. Her husband and two children also benefited as the product helped stomach issues and overall vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. A. H. Shovan
West Orange
Massachusetts
Iid
Sanalt
Sanah
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