For Sale Fox Hound Ad Insertions In Five Towns
Advertisement notice for placing classified ads at H L Whitcomb with advance payment. Rates ten cents per line or portion, six words per line. Ads read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. For sale a female fox hound described as nicely married and available cheap. Contact Fred W Reed 166 Commonwealth Ave. Incubator Oil Commonwealth brand by L Anderson & Son.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
Fred W. Reed
Commonwealth Ave
Framingham Garage Sold to Concord Partners as Vialle & Torrey Inc
Framingham’s Webster garage on Sanger Avenue is sold to Concord automobile men forming Vialle & Torrey Inc. G Walter Vialle arrives to manage. Officers Herbert B. Vialle, president. Howard T. Torrey, vice president. G. Walter Vialle, treasurer. Mrs Webster retains stock and will stay involved. The firm will continue new car agency and a large used car line with Hudson Overland Jeffrey, and tire supply from Goodrich.
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Framingham News
Wealles
Sanger At
E. C. Webster
Concord Automobile
Vialle & Torrey Inc
G. Walter Vialle
Webster
Vialle & Torrey
Massachusetts
Herbert B. Vialle
Howard T. Torrey
Treas
Mer
Concord
Torrey & Vialle
New Corporation
Hudson
Fio
Overland
Jeffrey
Goodrich
Teachers Club Hosts Broadbent On Provocational Schools
Miss Legate hosted the Teachers' club at Emerson house with over 50 attendees including school committee members. John C. Broadbent of Boston spoke on Provocational Schools, head of the movement in Boston, followed by a discussion of New England schools. A social hour with refreshments by the domestic arts students concluded the evening.
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New England
Notice of administrator for Annie L. Carr estate
William K. Robinson appointed administrator of Annie L. Carr of Maynard Middlesex deceased, intestate. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Robinson at 631 Queen Street South Building Boston March 17, 1916.
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Annie L. Carr
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
William K. Robinson
Boston
Mass
Funeral in Boston for Concord’s Miss Elizabeth Williams
Miss Elizabeth Ann Williams, longtime Concord resident, died March 14 at Nine Acre Corner Concord. Her funeral was in Arlington Street Church Boston with Rev. Frothingham and Rev. De Normandie officiating. Interment in Forest Hills. She aided Red Cross work and church charities quietly. Survived by sister Frances. other Williams relatives had died. Miss Williams was active into her 70s and attended First Parish church. The town notes include a local school board meeting and a military hygiene officers’ school in Boston, plus a Lent sermon by Rev. Powers in Saint Bernard’s church drawing Concord friends.
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Elizabeth Ann Hiams
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Arlington St. Church
Boston
P. R. Frothingham
James de Normandie
Forest Hills Cemetery
Miss Williams
Frances
Frances Williams
James P. Eldridge
Henry Bigelow Williams
Red Cross Society
Arlington St
Co. L Armory
Richard F. Powers
St. Philip’s Church
St. Bernard’s Church
St Patrick Day Entertainment Falls Short of Hopes
The Concord St Patrick's celebration faced poor turnout as two entertainers could not reach due to a storm. George Murphy performed buck and wing dances and Miss Mary Fitzsimmons offered Irish songs and stories with the Boston Kritz Orchestra. The committee Ed ward W. Flinnery David Carey John Jennings Charles Hogan Edward McKenna regrets the light attendance despite hard work.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Concord
St. Patrick’s
Kritz Orchestra
Boston
Edward W. Flinnery
David Carey
John Jennings
Charles Hogan
Edward McKenna
Concord Country Club Announces Golf Schedule
The Concord Country Club tournament committee outlines the season with events from April to July. Activities include bogey and medal formats, various handicaps, nine holes and full handicaps, plus special prizes for best medal scores and best nine holes.
Concord Musical Club Delights With Instructive Program
At a Friday meeting Mrs. Henry F. Smith Jr hosted the Concord Musical Club Tuesday afternoon. Members presented a varied program including works by Cherubini Mozart Donizetti Beethoven Rossini Puccini and a Stabat Mater excerpt followed by a tea served by the hostess and helped by Mrs. P. W. Brown.
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Concord Musical Club
Henry F. Smith Jr
Cherubini
A. B. Hitchcock Jr
Presto
Sonata
Mozart
Elsie Davis
Fade Donizetti
G. ‘A. Tewksbury
G. H. Blake
Hitchcock
Tosca
P. W. Brown
Jealousy Between Women and Its Implications
W I George argues that female jealousy differs from male possessiveness and is intensified by competition for men. He suggests women often mask jealousy, use coldness to entice men, and may provoke rivals to provoke possessiveness in lasting entanglement.
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Euripides
Last Vesper Service at First Parish Meeting House Sunday
The final vesper service of the season will be held Sunday at 5 PM in the First Parish meeting house. Miss Flora Hale of Boston and George Hi Boynton of Boston will sing solos with Raymond Robinson, ex local church organist, endorsing the artists.
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Flora Hale
Boston
George Hi Boynton
Soloisi i
Central Church
Raymond Robinson
Bruno
Grange Meeting Grants Third and Fourth Degrees
Concord Grange P. of H. held a Tuesday night session with a large turnout. The third and fourth degrees were conferred, the former shown by the ladies’ degree team. State inspector praised the officers and staff. A supper followed, hosted by J. W. Raymond and helpers, featuring ham, potato salad, pies, coffee, and apples. Next meeting led by Keyes, Raymond, and Stevens.
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Concord Grange P
J. W. Raymond
Florence Whitney
Fdna Helsher
F. J. Tuttle
Meetings During Lent At The Manse
During the Lenten season meetings are held at The Manse on Friday afternoons at 3 30 under the auspices of the Auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions. Mrs Leslie R Moore will be in charge of the meeting this week. Tea will be served. It is hoped that a large number will attend these meetings.
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Auxiliary of the Woman’s Board’ of Missions
Leslie R. Moore
Scout Lecture on Boy Scout Movement at West Concord
The Boy Scouts of Concord are invited to attend a lecture by Arthur A. Wardell in West Concord Union Church Thursday evening. The Men's Club sponsors the event, which will discuss the Boy Scout movement.
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Boy Scouts of
Concord
Arthur A. Wardell
West Concord Union Church
Men’s Club
Boy Scout Movement
Harvard Musical Clubs to Benefit Horse Lawn Mower Fund
The Harvard Glee Mandolin and Banjo clubs are set to perform at the Concord Country Club house on May 6 followed by dancing. Proceeds from the concert and dance will fund a horse lawn mower.
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Harvard Musical Clubs
Harvard Glee, Mandolin
Concord Country Club
Special Meeting on By Laws at Country Club Saturday
A special meeting of the Country club is set for Saturday at 4 in the clubhouse to discuss changes to the by laws including raising the membership limit and increasing initiatory fees. April 19 Concord Country club will host a holiday luncheon at 1. The private school by Miss Woodhull is on a weeklong vacation.
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Country Club
Concord Country Club
Miss Woodhull
Smith College
Colonial Inn
Lexington
Concord
J. A. Rose
N. EB. Railroad Agents Association
Copley Sq
Fritzie Binney
Road Department
Vermont
Waterbury
Gladys Carrigan
William A. Davis
Agricultural School of
Marlboro
Torrey & Vialle
F. P. Davis
Austin D. Macrae
J. Talsky
Cambridge
Brigham’s Corner
Joseph Kaler
Maynard May
Maynard
Plainly Expressed Rector and Popular Curate Testimonial
A small English village tale shows a disliked rector and a beloved curate who received a testimonial on departure. The rector confronts Mrs. Bloom accusing her subscription, to which she replies she would have given more if he had stayed.
Flea Bets Kangaroo in Jumping Challenge
A flea wagers a kangaroo that it can jump as far as the larger animal. The flea loses the bet, but then hops onto the kangaroo and travels the same distance, claiming the feat as proof.
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Bill
Jill
Chicken Supper Hosted by Trinitarian Church
Mrs George A Tewksbury chaired the supper committee for a church dinner at the Trinitarian church dining room Thursday evening serving chicken croquettes mashed potatoes rolls pickles coffee and whipped cream pies A musical and literary program followed led by Miss Grace L Hunt with readings by Miss Dora Kerwin and vocal solos by Miss Mary V Tewksbury Mrs J Alvard Rose and Benjamin Ingham Cardinal O Connell appointed Rev M P Mahon chaplain of Concord council K of C
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George A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Church
Grace L. Hunt
Dora Kerwin
J. Alvard Rose
Benjamin Ingham
Cardinal O'Connell
M. P. Mahon
Concord Council
K. of
Last Preannual Meeting of Concord Woman's Club
The last meeting before the annual gathering on April 10 will be held in the town hall Monday. Miss Lily Hurd chairs the travel department which presents a stereopticon illustrated lecture titled At the Golden Gate San Francisco and the Exposition of 1915. Open meeting.
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Concord Woman’s Club
Town Hall
Travel Department
Lily Hurd
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Alpha Sigma Mu members enjoy Cambridge outing
The Alpha Sigma Mu members were entertained Saturday by Mrs. Richard F. Wood and Geo. E. Phelan. They visited the Widener Memorial library and the Aggassiz museum, lunched at the Colonial club of Cambridge, then attended a theatre party. Members on the trip included James B. Wood, Ralph Hemenway, William Lillie, John Lynch, Warren Miller, Charles Magoun, Winthrop Puffer, Edwin Wilson, and James Karl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Mu
Richard F. Wood
Geo. E. Phelan
Widener Memorial Library
Aggassiz Museum
Colonial Club of
Cambridge
James B. Wood
Ralph Hemenway
William Lillie
John Lynch
Warren Miller
Charles Magoun
Winthrop Puffer
Edwin Wilson
James Karl
Wilm low Rebekah Lodge Dance and Lenten Service
Following the next lodge meeting an informal dance for Rebekahs and invited friends will be held. Rev. Ralph M. Harper of Winthrop will deliver the Lenten sermon at Holy Trinity church this Wednesday evening.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
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Incubator Oil
Commonwealth Brand
L. Anderson & Son
Framingham Garage
Frank Bigwood, M.D
Concord Junction
Lowell
William
Walden Street
A. Stevens
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Concord Coun
Mrs. Hitchcock
William ‘Tell
Rossini
Miss Hale
Hymn of Praise
Mendelssohn
Sullivan
Mr. Boynton
Boynton
Jairus” Stainer
Mr. Boynton Fostlude
Salome
St. Mark's Church
Brookline
John M. Keyes
W. A. Stevens
Concord Wational Bank
Nates Redem
U.S. Sehaparer
U.S
Sui Jus Fund
Middle
Re Heywood
Fay Heywood
Maurice Clanaten
Geanase
William Wheeler Charlies E. Brown
Albert
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Vanderhoof
Concord Homes
James B. Wood & Son Go
Fitchburg
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Whitney Coal and Grain
Concord and
Savngs
Worcester North Savings Ir
Leominster Savings Bank
North Middlesex Savings of
Fitchburg’ Savings Bank
Istitution of Fitchburg, Maes. Winchendon Savings Bank
Ank of
Ayer
Mags
Athol Saving Bank
Wilson Lumber
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