37 Articles Lead Concord Town Meeting Warrant
The posted warrant for Concord's annual town meeting lists 37 articles a record for the town. Debates are anticipated on topics including the rifle range controversy, securing Lake Nagog as an auxiliary water source, and a shift to one year terms for town officers. Other items cover footbridge construction, reform of the road department, and street services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagog
North Acton
Acton
Concord
Maynard
Little Stow
Elm St
Main St
Concord Junction
Board of Road Commissioners
Wright Tavern Notes Guests and Local Visitors
Last week at the Wright Tavern hosted guests include Mr and Mrs Oliver S Hills Cambridge Mr and Mrs Chas Ehrete New York Miss N L Benoit Roslindale A R Bryant Burlington Vt J M L Tower New York Robert G Patten Amesbury Lester L Folk Chicago Mrs Max Folk and daughter Amy and Miss A Rosenberg New York City Mrs J B Green of Saco Me visited Concord A R Bryant noted as an longtime chemical fertilizer executive for the American Agricultural Chemical Co The article mentions plans to extend the granolithic sidewalk in front of the Wright Tavern and along the First Parish Meeting House grounds as a needed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Tavern
Oliver S. Hills
Cambridge
Chas. Ehrete
New York
N. L. Benoit
Roslindale
A. R. Bryant
Burlington, Vt
J. M. L. Tower
New York City
Robert G. Patten
Amesbury
Lester L. Folk
Chicago
Max Folk
Amy
A. Rosenberg
J. B. Green
Saco
Concord
American Agricultural Chemical Co
First Parish
Advertised Letters Reach James Hennessy and Others
Local notice lists advertised letters for James Hennessy upholsterer Geo W Means and Miss Alice L Worcester Miss Ruth Wilson awaiting pickup at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hennessy
Geo. W. Means
Alice L. Worcester
Ruth Wilson
To Let Rooms Near Post Office Opposite Saunders
Two furnished rooms for rent in a tenement at 60 Thoreau Street. Inquire Mrs. A M Saunders. Also Aspara roots and seeds for sale from C W Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau St
A. M. Saunders
Aspara
C. W. Prescott
Concord Golf Club Announces Spring Fixtures Schedule
The Concord Golf Club unveils spring events led by John M. Eaton Joseph Richardson and Fred A. Tower with the first round set for April 19. All events are 18 holes under bogey match handicap. prizes include golf balls and holiday awards. A special prize of one dozen golf balls goes to the top point scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Golf Club
John M. Eaton
Joseph Richardson
Fred A. Tower
Concord Lyceum Holds Annual Meeting and Elects Officers
Wednesday night the Concord Lyceum offices were elected. Directors are W. DeLaney Howe, Philip A. Davis, Mrs. Alice M. Keyes. treasurer John G. Watson. clerk Erastus H. Smith. Henry L. Whitcomb resigns as treasurer after 41 years. A letter of appreciation will be sent by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore ‘Chafe
Goulds
Newfoundland
Chafe
Punkatasset
Boston
Henry C. Helsher
Medford
H.C. Rolfe
Edward Damon
Frank Foss
G. A. Tewksbury
Maynard
Batimaeus
Tewksbury
Barrtimaeus
John Harris
Cambridge
Grace Harris
Worcester
George J. Smith
Concord
Lowrs Nowinski
Walpole
Concord Lyceum
W. DeLaney Howe
Philip A. Davis
Alice M. Keyes
John G. Watson
Erastus H. Smith
Henry L. Whitcomb
Rebekah Degree Confers New Members At Lodge
Willow Rebekah lodge added five new names to its membership as the Rebekah degree was conferred in a gathering that drew members from Winona Longfellow West Acton and Watertown lodges and D G M Alberta M Ballard of Waltham. A supper supervised by Mrs J W Raymond and aides preceded the ceremony with speeches from visitors and music by local performers. The new degree team made its first appearance and was praised for its excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Winona
Longfellow
West Acton
Watertown
D. D. G. M. Alberta M
Peter Bullock
George Montague
Harold Judkins
Henry Lawrence
George Arnolds
Rachel Colston
Lillian Williams
Flora Lawrence
Ballou Wins Rear At The Caucus In Concord
Concord voters quietly nominated a full town ticket at a citizen caucus in town hall. Murray Ballou headed the slate with Lufkin second, while George King received an unusual show of public support for continued library service after 36 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ballou
Samuel Lufkin
Town Hall
George Clark
Ballou
Clark
William Wheeler
James Nagle
C. W. Prescott
Geo. H. Byron
Benjamin Derby
Walter A. Carr
Geo. H. Wright
Jeremiah Sheehan
Frank R. Connor
Geo. C. Morrell
Herbert W. Hosmer
Chilton Cabot
Harry W. Brigham
George C. Russell
Matthew J. Flaherty
Thomas Hollis
William Craig
Densmore B. Hosmer
Silas A. Bean
Edward Clahane
Ernest J. Alley
Board of Health
William Wheeer
Municipal Light Board
Henry J. Hosmer
Woodward Hudson
Henry P. Richardson
George A. King
Edward W. Emerson
Loren B. Macdonald
Charles Francis Adams
Matthew Flaherty
Allen French
John L. Gilmore
Edward J. Bartlett
Sleepy Hollow
Charles W. Prescott
Moderator
Prescott Keyes
Francis McManus
George A. Tewksbury
Elmer E. Shattuck
King
E. R. Hoar
Lufkin
Mr. Ballou
Tin Wedding at Emil Thorpe Home on Monument Street
Ten years after Emil Thorpe wed on March sixteenth the couple marked their tin anniversary with a large gathering at their Monument Street home. About 20 friends from Boston and Concord joined relatives for an evening of music, supper, and celebrations including a purse gift and tin souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Thorpe
Monument St
Boston
Concord
Mary of Bethany the Broken Alabaster Cruse
Trinitarian Church notes a Sunday morning sermon on Mary of Bethany the Broken Alabaster Cruse. An evening song service at 7 25 with Alexander Gospel selections and a brief address closes at 8 15. Easter Holy Weeks plans underway for April 4 11.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nnual
Borce
Baton Ball
Keyes
Mies
Hisse Lowden
Congregational
South Acton
Emma J. Foster
Jessié B., Worster of
Fitchburg
Colonial Inn
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Road Department
Anne Popham
Katherine Bedgwick Lee
H. N. Arrowaynith
M.A. Newstetter
Reading
J. Flune
C. J. Hardie
Oakland
Cal
Concord Lodge
Maynard Odd Fellows
George McDonald
Bedford St
D. R. Sortwell
Ripley Gage
Charles P. Gage
Colonial
Ind
G. W. Hunt
Grace
Bessie
Railroad Agents Association
Copley Sq
A. B. Papineau
Trinity Church
Henry 8. Nash
Registrars of Voters
W. R. Abrams
South
Florida
Virginia
Washington, D.C
North Carolina
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Woman’s Club
Arnold
Lexington K. of C
K. of C
Lexington
Missionary Society
Trinitarian Church
Martin Helsher
Westford Road
Marion Wilson
Judkins
Will William Baxter
King & Cole
Association Hall
Middlesex
Mary Flavin
Lowell Road
Bert Lang
Gottenberg
Colonial Theatre
Percy Foss
Brown
Margaret E. Marshall
Norwell
Wilfred Wheeler
F. K Halleck
Cromwell,Conn
Wm, Foss
Frank B. Foss
Asparagus Farm
Carlisle
J. W. Raymond
Miss Hilda
John
Mr. Raymond
Chelmsford
Connorton
Co. I
James J. Skehan
Corp
Harold Tompkins
Trinitarian
Edith May Lang
Tolman House
Concord Square
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Bent Curtin
Daniel Lothrop
Chapter House
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Eliot
Civitas
Wright
Lufkin Way
Richardson
Izi
H. S. Richardson Pharmacist
Concord, Mass
J.C. Friend Druggist
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
A. L. Hicks
Marcel Waving
Postoffice
Mass
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Friend's Block
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Parmenter. & Co
Sudbury
W. Herbert Way
O. E. Patch
Joe Kulscar
Massachusetts
Mrs. W. Rollins Abrams
SeHorse
C. F. Walcott
Damon St. Concord
Tin Wedding
Trinitarian Church Notes
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