Concord social notes mix guests and gatherings
In Maynard and Concord a stream of visitors and residents are noted at the Colonial Inn including Mr. and Mrs. A Chapin of Chicago, Mrs O F Underhill of Boston, and Miss B V McDevitt. Local events mention Grange meetings hospital entertainment and a May 29 service at the First Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christies
A. Chapin
Chicago
Colonial Inn
Samuel H. Tuttle
Fall River
Albert Rockwood
David Potter
Richardson Drug
B. V. McDevitt
Cleo Thorpe
Henry
New York
Edward Thorpe
John B. Lawrence
O. F. Underhill
Boston
Concord
Richardson
Holderness
M. B. Rogers
Margaret Mangan
Houston
Qenay
Fitchburg
Manel McKay
Eisie McKay
Alcany
N. Y
Lilian Peck
Gloveraville
Lilian B. McConnell
Elmer Joslin
Paul Murray
Charlestown Navy Yard
Joseph Murray
G. W. Hopkins
G. H. Hopkins
Bedford Rd
H.C. Rolfe
Lowell
Joseph Ith, Jr
Grange
Trinitarian
Edward W. Capen
Africa
Floating Hospital
J. J. Storrow
Birthday Dance for 18th Birthday of Juan Ballou
About 20 friends attended a birthday dance at the Ballou home honoring Juan Ballou on his 18th birthday. Mrs. Murray Ballou hosted. Kenneth B. Cook provided music. A favor dance yielded carnations and corsages. Refreshments followed and dancing continued to near midnight. The celebration was warmly remembered by participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Ballou
Murray Ballou
Ballou
Kenneth B. Cook
Former Resident Caroline E. Houghton Buried in Concord
Mrs. Caroline E. Houghton who died in Portland Maine on May 12 was buried Monday at 2 PM in Trinitarian church after a funeral. She lived in Concord on Hubbard Street for years and with her daughter Mary Jorie Hobbs in recent times. Death followed a period of rheumatic illness and pneumonia. she was 68. Rev. G A Tewksbury officiated. burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline E. Houghton
Portland
Trinitarian
Houghton
Concord
Hubbard St
MaryJorie Hobbs
G. A. Tewksbury
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Whitney and Hinsman Quietly Wed in Waltham
Mise Alice M Whitney and Ernest B Hinsman of Hudson were married Saturday afternoon at the Marsonage of the Congregational church in Waltham. The ceremony at 3 30 was performed by Rev Frederic H Page with only Mrs Page as a witness. They will make their home at 7 Willow Street. Whitney is a Concord High School graduate and former town clerk aide. Hinsman trained in Hudson public schools and has worked as a Walcott clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Alice M. Whitney
Ernest B. Hinsman
Hudson
Waltham
Frederic H. Page
Page
Willow St
Miss Whitney
Martin H. Whitney
Everett Sr
Concord High School
Walter A. Carr
Mr. Hinsman
Eimer
Public hearing on road department may change not pursued
A sparsely attended public hearing on the road department change yielded limited discussion. Judge Presogott Keyes and John M. Keyes argued against a switch, urging retention of current road commissioners to hire an experienced manager, with a June meeting possible if new evidence emerges. Meanwhile a First Parish organ recital featured Mr. Robinson, Miss Davis, and Philip Davie in a well received program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler
Russell Robb
Harold W. Chase
Frank McManus
George M. Baker
Presogott Keyes
Board of Selectmen
Selectman
Keyes
John M. Keyes
Judge Keyes
Robinson
Miss Davis
Philip Davie
Mr. Davis
Johnson
Smith
Pretty Party Honors Miss Bessie Cutter on 16th Birthday
Mrs. F. E. Cutter hosted a Saturday evening party at her Sudbury Road home in honor of her daughter Miss Bessie’s sixteenth anniversary. Sixteen couples attended, enjoying dancing and refreshments before midnight as the celebration continued into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Cutter
Bessie
Sudbury Road
Azzas
Rancan
Persevering Women Seek a Con cord Comfort Station
The Woman's club presses for a public comfort station in Cord. They expect the June special town meeting to fund and authorize a project, with Sunset Park as a proposed site. Proponents want a ground floor news stand and basement toilets, but objections and funding questions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sunset Park
Poor Exhibition Ends in Boston College High Win Over Concord
Boston College High defeated Concord High in a poorly played baseball game with 17 errors combined. Mahoney and Wood pitched for the teams, Rogers injured in the fourth inning, and Richardson and Merriam provided some offense for Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College High School
Wood
Boston
Concord
Mahoney
Richardson
Merriam
A. Rogers
College High
Gallagher
Dolan Cf
Ini
PGE Sa
R. Rogers
Barron
Lap Tae Reynolds
Couig
Gillespie
McCarthy
Aee
O'Connell
Fallon
Wetherbee
Tliseo
Hopkins
Rocks Cf
Merriam Cf
Doherty
Coolidge
Dolan
Reynolds
Trinitarian Church Forms Boys Brigade Charter
An installation service established the Boys Brigade at Trinitarian Church with Gen. Gary and Col. Cushman presenting the charter. Thomas Todd Jr. named captain and drillmaster as the unit becomes Company G, Fifth Regiment. Remarks praised discipline and Christian manliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Cushman
Clinton
C. R. Wheaton
Concord
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Ach
Gary
Charles R. Borland
Thomas Todd, Jr
Comrade Supper Held for Old Concord Post at Colonial Inn
William H. Hunt hosted a comrade supper for 19 members of Old Concord Post G A R at the Colonial Inn on Saturday. The private dining room provided Landlord Abrams' best supper as Hunt shared tales of his travels in California and the veterans enjoyed hours of stories and social chat before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Inn
William H. Hunt
Old Concord Post
G.A.R
The
Post
Abrams
California
James William Byron Announces Law Practice Start
James William Byron announces completion of a four year law course at the Boston Y M C A Evening Law School class of 1910 with LL B degree and admission to practice as an attorney. He will from this date engage in general law practice from 65 Hubbard Street Concord Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Y. M. C. A
Commonwealth
James William Byron
Notary Public Office
Hubbard Street
Concord
Mass
Concord Locals Classified Advertisements
Advertisements may be left at H L Whitcomb and paid in advance with 10c per line. In Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury readings. Nursemaid wanted at $7 weekly for Mrs C Pemberton Jr No 6 Wood St Concord MA. Tenement six rooms to let apply Joseph Dee Sr Bedford. A double house to let or for sale on Middle St McManus Bros stable. Wanted neat housework girl at Concord Hospital about $5 weekly. For sale or rent summer cottages bungalows farms islands on Maine coast Erastus H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Joseph Dee
Bedford
Middle St
McManus Bros. Stable
Maine
Erastus H. Smith
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Armory
T. D. Toohey
Snn
Eleanor Johnson
Hartford
Ralph P. Heamet
Company I
Monument Hall
Mise Fearless & Co
Keyes Repair Shop
Walden Street
Commonwealth Ave
Jct
Ellen M. Sullivan
Belknap Street
Standard Oil Co
New
New England
W. D. McMillan
Concord District Mass
Congregational Church
Mary Tewksbury
Inn
Trinitarian Church Notes
Woman's Auxiliary
Boson
Massachusetts
Unitarian Church
Fred H. Lawton
Anti-Saloon League
Menaty OF
Ste $5
Concord Hospital
David Hayes
Crant St
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Joseph .Kulesar
Over the
White’s Block
Main St
C. S. Towne
A. L. Hicks
Walden St
Concord, Mass
A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Bertha Barnes
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pierce Building
M.E. Church
A. Norlemann
Epworth League
Milton C. Bean
A. Bucanan
Walden
Beacon St
Cora R. Knicht
Water &J. Concord Junct
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Eaton Crane Paper
Concord Mass
William J. Bulger
Cambridge Turnpike
W. Herbert Way
Tel
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
John A. Finigan
Bedforest
Clarence F.desmond, M.D
Waltham, Mass
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