Concord Society Notes Across Town
Grace Hunt returns from a month long visit with Lynn Mine Talcott of thaw Conn visiting Miss Edith A Buck. Mrs Pendleton and Gren of Islesboro Me guests of J D Murray. Tom Pinch play at high school April 1 2 rehearsals under Samuel H Tuttle. Colonial Inn hosts Beack and Patch etc. Loyal Temperance Union meets at Trinitarian church 345 pm Friday March 25. Socials at First Parish feature Harvey Wheeler talk and solos by Mrs G Hollis Blake. Musical club meeting includes piano solos and group performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L. Hunt
Lynn
Mine Talcott
Thaw, Conn
Edith A. Buck
Auxi
Corinthian
Gad Deter
Dorothy Pendleton
Ch. Gren
Islesboro
J. D. Murray
Samuel H. Tuttle
Tom Pinch
Martin Chuzzlewit
van Veice
Gladys Wheeler
L. A. Adams
Rockland
Concord
Adams & Co
Adams
Harvey Wheeler
G. Hollis Blake
Raymond C. Robinson
Henry J. Walcott
Frederick
Millett
Henry J. Wal Cott
Gytus J. Hosmer
Ada F. Chaplin
Frank E. Harris
Theodore Chamberlain
Lucy T. Hosmer
Charles K. Darling
Ml Mabel Wheeler
Dr Walcott Addresses Health Study on Preventing Disease
The Health Study group heard Dr Henry Walcott, medical examiner for town public schools, explain his duties and discuss preventing disease in schools. He urged against shared drinking cups, noted mumps links, endorsed affordable soup meals, and promoted paper towels over laundry towels. He spoke on towels costs and school health practices with practical, value-conscious guidance. The column ends with a local obituary note: two weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Gustaf Jansen died Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rolfe
Henry Walcott
Gustaf Jansen
Bisinore St
Plans for School Gardens Area Community Meeting
A meeting at H F Smith Jr home formed a five member governing committee for a school garden program. Anyone can join by paying 10 cents, seeds provided free, an instructor will guide gardening starting late April, with two exhibitions in July and September and possibly August. The project has $200 raised and aims to expand from last year with parental involvement encouraged.
New Officers Elected at Cord Lyceum Meeting
At the Con cord Lyceum annual gathering in the lower town hall on Wednesday evening, Erastus H. Smith was chosen Clerk, Lenox H. Lindsay Treasurer, and M. Irving Motte, Harry W. Dunn, and Mrs. Jennie Newman named directors for the coming year. The meeting adjourned with thanks to past-year helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lyceum
Lower Town Hall
Erastus H. Smith
Lenox H. Lindsay
M. Irving Motte
Harry W. Dunn
Jennie
A. W. Lee Returns to Head Local Lighting Plant
A. W. Lee resumes duties as superintendent of Concord’s municipal lighting plant after returning from a brief trip to Trinidad. He arrived Monday morning after a month away and found Trinidad satisfactory for work but unsatisfactory for his children's education, prompting his return.
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Trinidad
A. W. Lee
Imme
Mr. Lee
Town
Concord
Hat Shop opens on Walden street under Mrs Carrie H Smith
The Hat Shop on Walden street, managed by Mrs Carrie H Smith, opens in Concord as a refined millinery venue. Its green white interior uses mission style furnishings while its windows showcase fashionable New York shapes and novelties. Mrs Smith previously worked at Christie’s in New York and Boston mills.
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Walden St
Carrie H. Smith
Concord
New York
Smith
Christie
Boston
Loftus
Phillips
Maynard
Missionary Society March Meeting at Trinitarian Church
The Ladies' Missionary Society met in the Trinitarian church parlor at 2 PM. At 4 PM the Auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions heard Mrs. Richard F. Wood speak on Spain Facing the Future, followed by Miss Edna G. Calef on Current Events. A supper at 6:30 PM featured a committee of Mrs. W. B. Conant, Mrs. Benjamin Moody, Mrs. Charles R. Borland, Mrs. George B. Arnold, Mrs. F. N. Prescott, and Misses Miriam Davis and Minna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Trinitarian Church
Woman's Board of Missions
Spain
Richard’. F. Wood
Edna G. Calef
W. B. Conant
Benjamin Moody
Charles R. Borland
George B. Arnold
F. N. Prescott
Miriam Davis
Minna
Concord Club Entertains Harvard High School Guests
The Concord club of Harvard hosted 16 to 20 high school students at Ralph 8 Hollis' home for an evening of speeches, athletics talks, and a curriculum glimpse. Herbert B Harwood Edwin Blodgett Edward Caiger Richard Harwood led talks, followed by refreshments and songs before midnight return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Club
Harvard
Ralph
Hollis
Herbert B. Harwood
Edwin 8. Blodgett
Edward B. Caiger
Richard Harwood
Kenneth B. Cook
Julian I. Ballou
Whittemore Brown
John B. Moore
Herbiert Blanchard
Arthur Godding
Burton Hoar
Aurin
Advertised Letters List Names Recipients at Box 66
A notice listing names of individuals with advertised letters awaiting pickup at Box 66. Names include D. M. Boliman Frank Corrieri Hugh McGuines R Q Geo H Robbins Martha C Brown Miss Gladys E Calpike Miss Violet Emery Mrs Frana Fisher Miss A Gurray Miss Grace Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Boliman
Frank Corrieri
Hugh McGuines
R. Q
Box 66
Geo. H. Robbins
Martha C. Brown
Gladys E. Calpike
Violet Emery
Frana Fisher
A. Gurray
Grace Taylor
Quiet political season in Concord with lone health board race
Concord awaits a light spring vote with only the contest between William J F Kelley of the Junction and John M Keyes for the board of health. Registrars add 13 voters bringing total to 1089 with 101 women. Maynard shows higher polls versus voters. Women’s Parish Association to stage plays March 30 at First Parish vestry, 3:30 and 8:00 in aid of Indian life legends. Hopkins store offers stationery and crafts supplies.
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Concord
Washington
William J F. Kelley
The
Junction
John M. Keyes
Board of Health
Maynard
Women’s Parish Association
Classified Advertisements and Lost Books Notice
Advertisements may be left at H L Whitcomb's with advance payment. Rates: six words per line. Ads run in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. For sale two young horses weighing 1400 each and a farm horse, cheap. Apply Wm H Pease tel 216-3. Lost books under Mass Acts 1908 notice numbers 24611 24612. payment stopped. Middlesex Institution for Savings. Concord March 21 1910. WANTED position by man and wife on a gentleman's place. woman skilled cook and laundress. Address B General delivery Maynard Mass. WANTED baby carriage with hood. Box 536 Concord Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Pease
Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Maynard
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Margaret Fallon
Northboore
Fred Edgarton
Bermudas
Rev. L. B. Macdonald
Old Union Church
Peeksnift EK
Russell Davis Old
Martin Russell Quimby
Julian Bakeu
John Westlock
Stephen Richardson
Mark Tapley
Frank Hubbard
Mary Graham
Dorothy Tewksbury
Marion Towne Mercy
Virginia Wilson
Grace Tuttie
Jane
Mary Dee
Sigale
MRS
Musical Club
C. F. Rudgarton
H. E. Leith
Mra
Morrell
Natinenn
Mra. Morrell
Miss Coburn
Toow
Chadwick
Miss Davis
Jean Antiga
Arthur Foote
Shaw
Nicode
Bekfedt
Miss Bekfeldt
EB. Smith
Marjorie
Norton
Edgarton
Nevin B
Waltz
Chopin
Baker
Manhattan
Navy Yard
Manilla Bay
United States
Navy
Army
Philippines
Massachusetts
Middlesex County
Eastern Pacific
Carlisle Navy Yard
Concord River
Billerica Dam
Thoreau
Merrimac
Delawares
North Dakotas
Charlestown
Carlisle
Salem
Carli Navy Yard
Cervera
New England
Bedford
Manilla
Middlesex
Wires
H. F. Smith, Jr
LaDies’ Home Journal
C. H
BOVE
Hopkins’ Store
Coes
Business Directory
Matthew Steinman Harnesses
Grant St
Paris
Main &J
Joseph Kulcsar
Over the
White’s Block
Main St
C. W. Hunt
A. L. Hicks
the Pines
Lexington Road
H. H. Young & Co
Concord Junction
H. S. Richardson
Huylers’ Whitman S
J. C. Friend
Concord, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
G. H. Hopkins
Archibald Buchanan
William J. Bulger
Cambridge Turnpike
DR. A. Fernald
Yareday
Boylston St
Tel
Back Bay
W. Herbert Way
Cambridge
Patch
M. H. Feehan
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