Birds and Flowers Add Species at May Meeting
The nature department of the Parent-Teacher Association met at Mrs. W. H. Simonds home on Thursday May 1 at 3 30 p.m. A large list of flowering plants was recorded and new birds added include Least Flycatcher Barn Swallow White Bellied Swallow Black Crowned Night Heron Sharp Shinned Hawk Yellow Rumped Yellow Palm Black Throated Green Warbler Black and White Warblers and Baltimore Oriole arriving two weeks early. The next meeting will be Thursday the eighth at the same time and place.
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Parent-Teacher ‘Association
W. H. Simonds
Baltimore
Uncle Pennywise Says: Consumer Born Every Minute
The line plays on a mock quotation about consumer gullibility asserting that a steady stream of new buyers exists. It satirically echoes the old saying about a sucker born every minute with a playful twist.
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Pennywise
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Miss Florence Colleton visited relatives in Linton over Sunday. Mrs. A. O. Dunham is staying with her daughter in Cochituate. Mrs. George Hird is hospitalized at Deaconess in Concord. Patrick Kelley of Lowell guest of Mr and Mrs Henry McCormick. Miss Marion Wood of Somerville visiting Mr and Mrs Geo H. Gutteridge. Mr and Mrs B A Harris of Alkston guests of Julius Loewe. Mrs. John Sunderland enjoying a week’s vacation from W B Case & Sons. Kenneth Weaver of Wakefield entertained by Blanchard Weaver. Miss Josephine Horrigan of Gard ner weekend guest of Miss Mary Murphy. Miss Annie Norman of Marlboro visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Pearns. John Punch left Maynard House. Edward Fee of Marlboro engaged. Mr and Mrs Frank A. Dunham and daughter Gladys of Littleton visiting town. Miss Elizabeth Thompson week with grandmother Mrs Annie Cullinane of Concord. Mr and Mrs John Sunderland and daughter Beatrice in Swanzey N H. Panton and Wetherbee painting three houses on Pleasant st for Edward Henderson. Mrs John Purtell and son Clarence of Worcester guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Howard. Mrs S Lever and daughter Pearl, Mrs Ely Gruber and daughters Cecili n and Belle attend Boston family reunion. Telephone operators now on eight hour day under New England Telephone rule. scores were the rule at last. George Stuart, newcomer, tops with 127. Miss Florence Oliver to give recital June 7 with students showing training.
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Florence Colleton
Linton
A. O. Dunham
Cochituate
George Hird
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Patrick Kelley
Lowell
Henry McCormick
Marion Wood
Somerville
Geo. H. Gutteridge
B. A. Harris
Alkston
Julius Loewe
John Sunderland
W. B. Case & Sons
Kenneth Weaver
Wakefield
Blanchard Weaver
Josephine Horrigan
Gardner
Mary Murphy
Annie Norman
Marlboro
Frank Pearns
John Punch
Maynard
Edward Fee
Frank A. Dunham
Gladys
Littleton
Elizabeth Thompson
Annie Cullinane
Beatrice
Swanzey
George Stuart
Florence Oliver
Oliver
Concord Area Notes on Society and Local Events
Concord and nearby towns report social visits including Miss Rose Wallace returning from Washington. Miss Margaret Conant hosted by the Brown sisters. Weddings planned for Olive and George Roots at Trinity church May 24. Residents attend to family illnesses and local club notices mention A U W rate changes and Harmony lodge. An electrician assists at William A Stevens store as local tennis activity grows with a court under construction and a proposed Trinity parish event Dame Plunkett’s Singing School.
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George W. Hunt
Chelmsford
Rose Wallace
Washington, D. C
Margaret Conant
Littleton
Margaret
Elizabeth Brown
Olive
George Roots
Trinity Church
Annie Cullinane
Elizabeth Thompson
Maynard
J. Alvard Rose
Lowden
Leslie R. Moore
Mise A. By
Fisher
Natick
U. W
Harmony Lodge
Charles Nye
Somerville
William A. Stevens
Eth B. Cook
Frank Hubbard
John Hunt
Dame Plunkett
C. Heywood
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Caine
Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Appointments
Miss Olive Ring visited her parents in Concord Junction. John B. Reilly and Herbert Bass joined the Mass Reformatory night school staff. Chi-Namel wood finishers demo at A T Haynes Co in Maynard. Tutin family weekend visit from Woonsocket. Junior dance at Concord High School planned for next Saturday in the town hall. Asenath Tarr, formerly West Concord sixth grade teacher now Springfield, guest of Miss McRitchie. Snow & Noll drug display features a miniature house. Thomas Taylor, 66 Central St. listed. six room house for rent near Reformatory. Mrs Ellen Tyrell noted.
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Olive Ring
Ring
John B. Reilly
Herbert Bass
Mass. Reformatory
A. T. Haynes Co
Tutin
Kenneth
Woonsocket
R. EL
Noel Tutin
Central St
Concord High School
Town Hall
A. T. Haynes Store
Maynard
Asenath Tarr
West Concord School
Springfield
McRitchie
Snow & Noll
Plas Thomas Taylor
Appointment details for optics graduate and optometry office
A notice lists an optics graduate appointed as Doctor and notes a telephone contact. It provides office address on Main Street opposite the Post Office and hours from 9 am to 5 pm and 7 pm to 8 30 pm with Wednesday availability.
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Forest Blake
A. Skelton
Bedford
Carlisle
Charles H. Clark
Davis Rd
B. P. Kelley
Crescent Ave
Irving L. Hodgdon
William B. Hughes
Traverse
Edawin P. Rand
Oakland Boathouse
Eawin Winchenbaugh
Hartford St
Sherman G. Rich
M. McMahan
David C. Cutler
Board of Selectmen
George Peterson
Lowell Industrial School
Bedford Coal and Grain Co
Mer John
J. Fevery
Cer
Massachusetts State Board
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Boston
Grammar School
Billerica
Mitchell Academy
Mitchell
Proctor Dinan
Durkin
Concord Junction
Ellen Tyrell
Chi-Namel
Main Street
Michelin
Adjax
Coodrich
United States
Diamond and Kelley
Springfield Tires
Sudbury
Agnes Gibbons
Montaigu
Belgium
Aachen
Germany
Main St
Mass
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Skene Poultry Farm
Nason Streets
Falo Express
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard, Mass
C. H. Wilcox
W. F. Litchfield
Ww. H. Virgie CO
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