Concords scorching Sunday brings heat and river revelry
A 93 degree day in Concord drew hundreds to Lake Walden and the Concord River where many enjoyed their first swim of the season. Local residents and visitors are noted, with social visits and car purchases linked to Torrey and Vialle. Middlesex School softball dominates St Marks School 10 to 0 as plans unfold for upcoming games.
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Lake Walden
Concord
Mirian Sperberg
Lynn
Thurston Smith
Main St
Elien Pepper
California
Sherman Hoar
George W. Holden
Monument St
Torrey & Vialle
Charles Stefanelli
Edward B. Caiger
Michael
Finigan
Mary, P. Derby
Cambridge
St Peters Church
Austin D. MacRae
Middlesex School
St Marks School
Southboro
Waltham High School
Milton
Academy
Conjunction Slaughter Opens Season at Concord Junction
The first game of the season Mayed at Concord Junction featured the Simplex Wire Company as the opponent. Cadigan of Arlington held the mound and Concord Junction fielding was sharp as Skinny Hayes Fallon and McGillvary starred in the outfield and infield helping secure a decisive win.
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Concord Junction
Simplex Wire Company
Concord
Cadigan
Arlington
Hayes
Fallon
McGillvary
Waltham
Ab Bh
Pe Hayes
Delaney of
Tennenee
Gallagher Shey Cousens Ss
McGillvary If Eevee
Allon
Eae
Cadigan P
Seees Morgan
Geary Rf
Ee Toals Ener Beer
Simplex Wire CO Ab Bh
Barnard
Pepisa
Huchinson
Kennedy
G McManus
Ewes McCabe
Eenne Cook
Urley
Toals Pew
Weerves
Concord Jet
Sheen
Simplex Wire Co
Delaney
Gallagher
Cousens
Morgan
Gary
Cadi Ce
Hurley
Bite Tigen
Savtey
Hed Ball
Kine
Health Work at Harvey Wheeler School PTA Meeting
The PTA met Thursday afternoon at Harvey Wheeler School Hall. Miss Richardson presented a report on health work by her class and a pleasing musical program followed. Mrs Margaret Marshall of Waltham has been visiting with her daughter Mrs John M Collins. Mrs Baril Cartwright, visiting her mother Mrs William Frederick, plans to return to Portland Indiana Saturday. Ladies Union hosts for May 23 at the church will be Mrs Flynn Mrs Green Mrs Gardner and Mrs Goddard.
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Harvey Wheeler School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Richardson
Margaret Marshall
Waltham
Marist
John M. Collins
Baril Cartwright
William Frederick
Portland
Ind
Ladies’ Union
Flynn
Green
Gardner
Goddard
Sudbury Legion Auxiliary installs officers at King Philip club
Miss Anna M. Manion of Waltham installs new officers for the American Legion Women's Auxiliary in Sudbury on Thursday evening. Inducted are Mrs Frank Perkins as president, Mrs Fred Elser as vice president, Mrs E. E. Sanders as treasurer, and Mrs George H. Clarke as chaplain. Manion recalls wartime hospital work and reconstruction aid. Dwight Dean schedules auction sale of household goods and farm implements on Friday May 27.
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Dwight Dean
Mansfield Post Social Dance Moves to Legion Quarters
James J Mansfield Post held a social dance in the Legion quarters on Friday evening. Advertised for the State Armory, the event was moved at the last minute when the armory became unavailable. Sheridan's orchestra played, with Tinker's orchestra scheduled to perform next Friday in June.
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James J. Mansfield
Legion Quarters
State Armory
Sheridan
the Post
Tinker
Maynard Baseball Suffers Injuries After Hard Luck Loss
Maynard’s Sunday game at Crewe park ended in a loss as three players suffered injuries. Billy Mulgahy, Billy Oates, and Billy Johnson all broke fingers during the game or in plays. No game next Sunday due to injuries and upcoming Memorial Day and weekend fixtures at Crowe park and nearby venues.
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Crewe Park
Maynard
Billy Mulgahy
Billy Oates
Billy Johnson
White
Crowe Park
Wakefield
Strong St Andrrew's Catholic Club
Boston
Crowes Park
Concord Junction
Natick
Belmont K of C
Ayer
Red Sox
Diphtheria Cases Reported In Local Town
Three cases of diphtheria have been reported to the local board of health. They are scattered in different sections of the town. Children from the families are kept from school until the health board is satisfied they are germ free, after which they may attend school if they live outside the home of the sick person.
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Board of Health
Assabet House Sells Interest to Sackalow in Stow
Thomas Bell owner of the Assabet house sold his interest this week to Mr Sackalow brother of Mrs Edith Hartwell. Bell has run the inn for 19 years and health is poor. The Bells will move to Stow and Sackalow takes charge at the start of next week.
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Thomas Bell
Asabet
Mr Sackalow
Edith Hartwell
Mr Bell
Assabet House
Bell
Stow
Sackalow
Memorial Day Observances Unify Local Veterans Groups
Veterans from GAR Fast Ralph P. Hosmer Post Spanish War Veterans and James J Mansfield Post American Legion join for Memorial Day ceremonies. Morning march from Walden street at 7 30 am to honor war dead in surrounding towns. Afternoon parade to Sleepy Hollow and St Bernard's cemeteries then to the town monument for exercises. Ladies auxiliary will assist at Post headquarters.
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GAR Fast
Ralph P. Hosmer
James J. Mansfield
Post American Legion
GAR
Walden Street
Sleepy Hollow
St Bernard’s
May 17 Celebration by Sons of Norway at Carlisle
The Sons of Norway lodge joined Lowell Lodge of Carlisle for a May 17 celebration with sports, speeches, and a band concert on the Town Hall lawn, followed by dancing in the hall. Ole Borsted led local arrangements and Carl Olsen of Lowell served as general chairman.
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Sons of Norway
Nover
Sweden
Lowell Lodge
Carlisle
Concord Center
Town Hall
Ole Borsted
Carl Olsen
Lowell
Concord Man and Marlboro Woman on Ballot
Robert E. Goodwin of Concord and Mrs O H Stevens of Marlboro are nominees for the board of directors for the fifth Middlesex district. A by law change also appears on the ballot issued by the Republican League of Massachusetts. Ballots must be returned to League headquarters immediately as they will be counted Saturday May 28. The League has a membership of 26 615.
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Robert E. Goodwin
Concord
O. H. Stevens
Marlboro
Fifth Middlesex
Republican League of
Massachusetts
League
S Ted
Lemme
Concord Grange Presents Comedy Nothing but the Truth
Concord Grange to stage the three act comedy Nothing but the Truth at Monument hall Thursday evening under the direction of Concord Grange. The Lexington Grange, which recently staged a successful play in that town, will also present the production.
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Concord Grange
Monument
Hall
Lexington ‘Grange
Middlesex School First Fourloses to Exeter Academy
The Middlesex School first and second four-oared crews raced Exeter Academy fours over Bateman pond half mile course. The first four lost by one and a half lengths. Concord oarsmen conclude season next Saturday with Pomfret School four in Connecticut.
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Exeter Academy
Middlesex School
Bateman Pond
Concord Oarsmen
Pomfret School
Connecticut
Concord High 2nd Baseball Beats Wayland 4 3
Concord Highs second team defeated Wayland High 4 to 3 on Monday afternoon at the playground. Comeau collected three hits in four plate appearances. Battery details list Du Berger Duggan and Magoon for Concord with Kieth Buck.
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Concord High
Concord High Souods
Wayland High
Comeau
du Berger
Duggan
Magoon
Kieth
Buck
Middlesex Institution for Savings annual meetings set
The annual sections of the Corporation of the Middlesex Institution for Savings will be held in the Banking Rooms on Tuesday June 7 1921 at 3 30 P M. Herbert W Hosmer Clerk Concord Mass May 23 1921. Wanted maid for general house work Mrs R M Hoyle 9 Sudbury Rd Concord May 25 1921. Bulbs of choicer varieties with unsurpassed blooming power Roos products for sale at Miss M I Houghton Main St Concord.
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Institution For
INGS
Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For Savings
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord
Mass
R.M. Hoyle
Sudbury Rd
Jelle Roos
M. I. Houghton
Main St
Lost Paradise AOH Drama Draws Crowded Houses
The AOH Division 66 staged Ludwig Tulda’s The Lost Paradise at Monument Hall on Wednesday and Thursday to packed crowds. John J. McCluskey directed and played a lead role, with Mrs Ellen Keefe Miss Kathleen Mullaney and Miss Katherine Gleason praised for strong performances. Cast and committee members included John Mullaney Michael J. Collins Richard Hartnett Martin Mullenay and others, with scene set near Boston and scenes at the works featuring many named players.
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Witness Aoh
Monument Hall
Division 66
AOH
Ludwig Tulda
John J. McCluskey
Ellen Keefe
Kathleen Mullaney
Katherine Hayes
Inders
Katherine Gleason
John Mullaney
Rob Appleton
Michael J. Collins
Richard Hartnett
Martin Mullenay
Wikl Ham
H. Dee
Assist Properties
Andrew Knowlton
FE. J. Brannan
Ruben Warner
Ralph Standish
Willian H. Dee
Joan Mullaney
Mr Fletcher
Michael J. O'Loughlin
Joe Barrett
Yohn
HH. Lips
Boston College campaign ends in Concord support
The Boston College Building Fund drive concluded Monday night with strong Concord backing. The effort saw a generous response from local citizens and workers, earning praise for its orderly conduct and community spirit. J J Dee chaired the campaign committee with thanks to donors and supporters. Mrs George Minot Baker attended events in Boston and Plymouth. For sale listing then advertises two Walker Pratt No 40 Crawford heating stoves by Geo A Richardson Acton.
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Boston ‘College
Boston College Building Fund
Concord
T O
Boston College
J. J. Dee
Walker & Pratt No
Crawford
Geo. A. Richardson
Crocker'’ S
Saddle Horse for Sale and Room Rentals Adverts
A brown young saddle horse described as energetic and sound is offered with no current use. Also available are office rooms at 30 Main in Concord suitable for dental parlors or other purposes, previously used as a photographers studio with skylight, divisible into two or one large room with a waiting area and five Main Street windows. Other items include fruit stock listings and various local notices including wanted boats and a small home sale and gypsy fortune teller ad.
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L.anderson’ & Son
Concord
Mass
Main At
Main St
Fine
Anderson & Son
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Curley
Laura Curley
York Beach
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Tremont
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Grace Rackles
Florida
Louise Williams
Elizabeth Connell
Leo Comeau
Sudbury
i\CONCORD
George Minot Baker
State Federation of Women's Clubs
New England Women’s Clubs
Plymouth
Paul. Revere Nurseries
Lexington Rd
R. C. Fenn
Middlesex
Concord Station
R. R. Eldridge
Nine Acre Corner
McManus Bros
Lenormand's
Worcester
West
N. B
Montana
Davis
Main Street
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Bota ED
Savings Department
Magnolia
Acton
Association Hall
Concord Junction, Mass
Chas. Ray
Wallace Reid
Harold Lloyd
Wanda Hawley
Jazz
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