Miss Frances Wheeler Returns From Bradford Vacation
In Concord several local people are noted in social and church events. Frances Wheeler travels home for a short break from Bradford while Frances Keyes buys a 1922 Maxwell Sedan and Macone Brothers sell a 1922 Maxwell touring car to the Charles Francis Adams estate in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wheeler
Bradford
Frances Keyes
Macone Brothers
Charles Francis Adams
Lincoln
Unitarian Church Talks on Transylvanian Unitarianism
A Transylvanian Unitarian lecture at the Unitarian church vestry described a recently adopted church, with $120 yearly support. J Farnham Smith delivered the talk, Gordon Macdonald handled lantern slides, and a group of young girls served refreshments amid community goodwill and delayed arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Unitarian Church
Unitarian Commission
J. Farnham Smith
Gordon Macdonald
Annual Business Meeting Luncheon for Concord Womans Club
Concord Woman club schedules its annual meeting beginning with a members only luncheon on April 10 at 1 50 pm followed by the business session. Classified notices list a wood lot for sale a 1921 Ford touring car for sale white leghorn eggs for hatch ing and a help wanted ad seeking a reliable gardener assistant with references plus a housing wish from Acton and West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman Club
Cough Remedy Enables Lodge To Raise Funds For Auto
Mr Patrick J Kane a noted railroad man of New London Conn led a lodge sick fund drive at Stafford Fair to sell raffle tickets for an automobile. He credited Cerizane a long established Boston remedy free from narcotics with keeping him voice strong during the three day stretch. The lodge promoted Cerizane as a cure for head cold hoarseness sore throat and chest pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Kane
New London
Connecticm
Stafford
Connecticut
Mr. Kane
Lodge
Kanehee
V Lone
Boston
Friendly Visitation Results at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian church notes report 135 calls made and cordial reception of visitors. Miss Cora Frances Stoddard of the Scientific Temperance federation will speak next Sunday. The Lenten sermon titled The Man who Betrayed is planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Cora Frances Stoddard
Scientific Temperance Federation
Young Peopl's Club
Oscar Beckvola
Poverty Party At Nine Acre Corner
A humorous poverty party drew about 35 people at Mrs. Leslie O. Andersen’s Nine Acre corner Saturday night. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Petersen for the most poverty stricken pair, Miss Hattie Wheeler and Fred Jones won at whist, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bruce had the lowest score. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Acre Corner
Leslie O. Andersen
P.O. Petersen
Mos
Hattie Wheeler
Fred Jones
J. M. Bruce
Yos rushes and fruit trees offered at Huntley's Boston shop
L H Huntley manager advertises a stock of yos rushes shrubs California privet Berbesis Thundbergis apple pear plum cherry peach quince trees asparagus roots and strawberry plants McIntosh red apples described as a Specialty customers urged to inspect goods at 8 North Market Street and Basement 32 Faneuil Hall Square Boston Mass. Tel Richmond 2828 M 294.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Huntley
North Market St
Faneuil Hall Square
Boston
Mass
Richmond
Firemen's Relief Ball Set for April 17
The Firemen's Relief association hosts its annual concert and ball on Easter Monday April 17 with Fage's famous troupe Brockton headlining from 7 45 to 9 00 followed by dancing. A five reel moving picture Hire Winter screens as a feature. Tickets are sold by fire company members with committee chair Frank McDonald and officials John Manning Harry F P Tei in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage
Oretta
Brockton
Wise
Frank McDonald
John Manning
Harry FP
Tei’ Asat
Walter Akers
Alexander MacEachern
Martin ‘Hollaney
George Deacon
Denzil. Horne
Harry Carroll
Harlow Lawrence
Maynard Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees
Maynard Grange held a meeting at Odd Fellows hall and conferred the third and fourth degrees on a large class of candidates. The third degree was exemplified by Miss Lillian Childs as master, while the fourth degree was performed by the fliers. A supper was served afterward under the committee chaired by Mrs. Harry Rodway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dexter
Smith
Middlesex Schior
George Minot Baker
Powder House
Somerville
Literatire Club
Trinity Church
Rebecca Thacher Morrison
Faith Lovell
Cambridge
Elm Street
Charlies H. Collett
Boston
Trinity
Charles W. Prescott
Elizabeth Baker
John Baker
Conomowoc
Wis
Henry P. Thorpe
Congregational Church
Congregational
Alicia M. Kkeyes
Charles Foote
Concord
Maynard Grange
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lillian Childs
The
Grange
Harry Rodway
Chief Craig Resigns as Concord Police Chief
Chief William Craig resigns as head of the Concord police department due to advanced age. Patrolman Frederick Hart will serve as acting chief until a permanent appointment is made. Craig will remain as regular police officer and continue as court officer in the local district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Wiliam Craig
Concord Police
Samuel Bar Department
Concord Board of Selectmen
Loc
Frederick Jr. Hart
Boston Benefit Event At Cadet Armory March 24
Mrs. Robert A. Woods acted as matron at a combined entertainment and basketball contest held at the Cadet Armory on Commonwealth Avenue Boston on Friday evening March 24 Proceeds benefit the Prender Preventorium for Children run by the Boston Tuberculosis Association seeking funds for child TB care and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Woods
Comubus Avenue
Boston
Boston Tuberculosis Association
Many States and Territories Represented at Inn Arrivals
Thirteen states plus districts and territories are listed among arrivals at the Colonial Inn. Names include California Colorado Connecticut Minnesota Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Missouri New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Wisconsin District of Columbia Hawaii British Columbia England Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Mitnois
Tucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Miri
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Territory of Hawaii
Columbia
England
Nova
Coonia! Inn
Demonstration at Anderson's store promotes Rinso Co products
Miss Lillian Bowen of Taunton conducts Rinso Co preparations demonstration at Anderson's store during the week of March 27. Wanted a general maid for a family of three adults with a pleasant home. apply at 11 Elm Street, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm
Concord Musical Club Meeting Highlights Local Attendees
The Concord Musical Club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Russell Robb and tea hostesses Mrs. Wilson, B. Bartlett, Mrs. Francis B. Sheplagy and Miss Mary C. Metcalf among those present. A variety of performers were listed in a long program showing guests and musical names such as Cyril Scott, Franz Ries, and Sir Hubert Parry with pieces from Chopin to Saint-Saens in a lively community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Robb
Wilison
B. Bartlet
Francis
Town Hall project update from Concord Chapter notes
The club notes report on an April meeting with Marie Posy as soloist and Mrs Clarence Bodles Wilcox among attendees. The article mentions hall plans, a contribution by members, and the possibility the venue may be Town Hall, bought and paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Marie Posy
Clarence S. Bod
Les Wilcox
Co fl int Jobbins on Hon rees-Smith Street Bedie Mass
Fragmentary OCR item notes a telephone line and a name filed under a Bedie Massachusetts address. No clear event or date is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon Rees
Smith Street
Bedie
Mass
Concord Notes of the Concord Woman's Club
Pliny Jewell spoke on investments to a large audience at the Cararian church. He warned about fraudient securities and cited Massachusetts losses, detailing bonds, stock, and a sugar company drop. He urged small investors to be conservative and aim for modest gains, noting seven percent is too high for a $5000 stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman’ Club
Pliny Jewell
Cararian Church
United States
Massachusetts
Babylon
B.C
Jewell
Jewel
Bankem
Arnold Arboretum Lecture Highlights Its Founding and Access
Mrs. George R. Blinm introduces Edward J. Farrington who discusses The Arnold Arboretum. Farrington recalls James Arnold’s $100,000 gift and the deed’s long term permanence while noting the grounds ban autos and outlining multiple gates to view key plant collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Arboretum
George R. Blinm
Jewell
Farrington
Ir Arboretum
James Arnold
New Bedford
Arboretum
Excellent concert at Town Hall by Boston Trio and Mme Fournier
A recent Town Hall concert featured the Boston Trio with Mme Claudia Fournier substituting for the absent Mme Clara Maentz. Fournier impressed with a rich contralto, drawing applause and an encore, in a program praised as one of the series' most entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Boston
Mme
Claudia Fournier
Mme. Fournier
Clara Maentz
Fred Titleston
Louie L. Detbecks
Jordan
Lat Thelr Best
Frank McDonald
Symphony Orchestra
Mme. Vourner
Corrice Arist
Galvanized Corrugated Iron For Sale Attractively Priced
Several hundred tons of No. 24 grade galvanized corrugated iron for roofing and siding, used but nearly new, offered at a very attractive price. Phone or write Co. B Tate West Acton, West Acton 70.
For Sale Good 2 Horse Camp Cart and Wagons
For sale a good 2 horse camp cart with front wheels cut under, two horse Worcester Buck-eye mowing machine nearly new. Three spin top-axle express wagon shafts and pole good. Two-horse dead-axle wagon. Co. B. Tate West Acton telephone West Acton 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Do You Know Do You Know What the Principal Occupation Is
A brief note from J. W. Brady of Concord district questions the principal occupation today. It cites 24 million homes and 24 million women as managers or housekeepers representing 13 percent of the population and promises forthcoming Fuller tools to save time and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Man
J. W. Brady
Concord
Concord residents greet travel to warm climates recall
Miss Helen A Vegate returns from Panama and resumes duties in Concord schools. Mrs Philip Meyer and Mr Meyer travel to Nonquitt to choose a site for a summer home. Edward W Emerson and Mr Person return from a tropical trip visiting Havana Panama and Jamaica reporting smooth passages. Raymond Emerson Mrs Emerson and daughter Ellen bring back a pet monkey from a warmer country, drawing interest from local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Vegate
Panama
Concord
Philip Meyer
Nonquitt
Meyer
P.erson
Tropics
Havana
Jamaica
Raymond Emerson
Emerson
Ellen
American Legion Auxiliary Membership Drive Underway
The American Legion and Auxiliary run a membership drive from March 20 to April 20. The Legion seeks 4 census for members while the Auxiliary pursues new joiners in Concord where many eligible individuals have not yet joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Concord
Detaty titled frock described in girlish organdy style
A quaint description of a delicate frock with gineam fabric trimmed in organdy. It highlights a plaited skirt neck frills and slim bodice bands, noting expert handling of familiar materials and subtle decorative detailing.
Concord Junction Developments and Local Moves
Notices from Concord Junction include Robert Prentiss wiring the Hart house in Nashoba Park and Myrtle McClary moving from Conant house to Row Street. Guy Elmes plans a new cart foundation on Church Street and may open business by April 1 after leasing nearby land. lost handbag reported between Lowell Road and Sudbury. request for a mother's helper or nurse maid at 504 W Concord for child care and household tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Prentiss
of Hart
Nashoba Park
Concord
John McClary
Conant House
Hart
Riverside Avenue
White Row
Officer Fuzzard
Lowell
Guy Elmes
Church Street
Eugene
Thos. Hollis, Jr
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Priscilla Wheeler
Devon Manor
Florence
Barbara Luikin
Smith College
Alice Washburn
Anson Wheeler
Middlesex School
Thore Johnson
Elizabeth Wheeler
Wheeler
Mary ‘Wheeler
Gail Cleland
Fitchburg
Women's Interdenominational Missionary Association
Co Church
Cleland
Universal Brotherhood
Fen
Wu Hsiang
China
Mary Morrill
Féng
Mies
Mary V. O'Brien
Frank Hit
Fairhaven Aid
Siulprin
F Hi
Ari
Migos
Grady
William Vowler
Aintur
Conhed
Winnie Connell
Mary
Pina Ioe
Agnug Lee
Grace Devaney
Fisry Glexson
Fratk Gower
Mary Atleles
Hayes
Dauid
Ne Bee Hayes
Ruse Haperty
Kirky Tfagert
O Orio Magerty
Drene & Fraties
Ovighlin
Josephine Mores
Eer Mitchell
Clinton
Unitarian Churches
Transylvania
Unitarian
Misa Mary Chase
Exington Road
B. A. McKenna
Hartnett Standard Farms
Old Pickard Farm
Concord Junction
Acton
West Acton
Otis H. Forbush
Clough Bros
Fox Hill
Westboro
Dedham
Medfield
C. IH. Waite
Joseph Joyce Gardner
Concord Res
Bedford Court
Ander
Cyril Scottus
Merwin
Bamen
Ieee
Mange Lallaiyatah
Witedes Cyst
Scott Riise
Beate Quilter
Otre
Thorpe
Moora
Franz Ries
Math Ih
He Simonetti
Iss Wheeler
Lili Lalyncnn
Rebindranath
Tagore
Irs. Hubbard
Guvotti i
Rach
Hosses
One
Siaith Owen
Dex- UT. Smith
Boy
Flint
Oross McAlister
Vo‘enlist
Ned Bartington
Northland
Fighty
Tate, West Acton Telephone
American Legion Auxiliary Notes
Tom
Lowell Road
Sudbury
Ward
Steinberg
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