Concord News Notes Milling and Local Happenings 1922
Community items include Lois Dennison milling in Concord Public works, congratulating Paul and Ladd family on birth of a son Loupgate Ladd, and various local updates. Reports cover a lecture by Rev Hagis on Christian Science, hospital recoveries, civic notes, school staff changes at Middlesex, and a mother answering questions from a child at the library.
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Lois Dennison
Concord
Wipeman
Municipal Electric Light Department
Paul R. Ladd
Helen Douglass
Framingham
Loupgate
Ladd
Gail
Alee Churee
Robert Woods
Wells Memorial Institute
Institute
Mass
Lowell Road
Binney Sloane wedding in New York ceremony
Frederica Gertrude Fritzi Binney and David Camleton Sloane wed at noon on Friday October 27 in the bride’s New York home at 212 East 62nd Street. Rev. Dexer officiated and guests included Louisa Colby Pratt. music featured violin and piano. a bride’s cake was cut and the bride received the cake’s first slice. The article notes Fritzi’s formal attire and a reference to her future stage career plans. Also mentions a 1921 Maxwell touring car for sale and both families present.
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Binney-Sloane
Frederica
Gertrude
Fritzi) Binney
David Camleton Sloane
John D. Sloane
Philadelphia
New York
Smith Owen Dexter
Teaite Gwe
de Constages
Bidental
Thomas ‘ Ugele
Louisa Colby Pratt
Surette
Magurn MacHugh nuptials in Lincoln ceremony at St Bernard
Mary Florence Magurn daughter of Mrs. Catherine Magurn of Ola Bedford Road married John Edward MacHugh son of Mrs. Edward MacHugh of Virginia Road Lincoln in St Bernard's rectory with Miss Marjorie Magurn as bridesmaid and Michael J. MacHugh best man. The bride wore Harding blue velvet with silver trimmings and white roses. After a reception at the bride’s mother home the couple plan a December 1 home in Lincoln Virginia Road. MacHugh a prominent fruit grower will reside there with friends advised.
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Harding
SF Coe
Old Bedford Road
N J. Hardy
Arlington
Concord High
Fitchburg Normal School
Boston University
Parker School
Lexington
Maynard
MacHugh
Canada
Virignia Road
Lincoln
Price of a Pumpkin Ends in Market Traffic Tie Up
A woman haggled over the price of a pumpkin at an open Concord Road market causing her car to block traffic for an eighth of a mile. The narrow road forced travelers to wait as the deal concluded.
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Concord Road
Presentation party honors Matthew Hammond in Concord
About 25 attendees gathered at the Veterans building to bid farewell as Matthew Hammond leaves New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Concord for a similar post in Pram ham. He received a gold watch chain and a Masonic charm. Music by Laura Curley Frances Curley and Mary Christian accompanied a buffet lunch by Concord Exchange operators.
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Matthew Hammond
Chi
Concord
New England
Pramham
Telephone Co
Veterans’ Building
Firemen Win Again in Fortyive Tournament
The Fortiive tournament second game was held Thursday October 26 at Av O H rooms. Firemen won 44 to 29 over K of C and Av O H. Standings show Firemen 83 A C H 59 K of C 58. Next game set for November 2 at Firemen's rooms Walden Street.
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Av.o H
Firemen
K. of C
Av.o. H
Walden __ street
Michael J. Collins
English breeaph... instructor leaves Concord for California ranch
F M Barton head of English at Middlesex School has severed his connection and leaves Concord on Tuesday October 31 to take charge of a large orange ranch in Highland California near Riverside. The region is renowned for citrus cultivation.
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Martin
Marblehead
Harvard
Middlesex School
Barton
Gladys Tupper
Philip Conant Holden
Concord
Boston
Enterprise Reporter
Charlotte Johnson
Washington
Joh
Cc Library
F. M. Barton
Highland
California
Riverside
Middlesex Invincibles Defeat Groton 24 to 6 at Home
Middlesex football team victorious at home on Saturday afternoon October 28 defeating Groton 24 to 6. It marks the first time Groton has scored against Middlesex with a large crowd in attendance and excitement widespread.
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Middlesex
Aain
Groton
Engagement announced for Mr Robert Wainwright and Miss Nina Bachelor
The engagement is announced of Mr Robert Wainwright formerly of Concord now of Boston senior partner of H C Wainwright and Company 60 State Street Boston to Miss Nina Frances Bachelor of 1101 Beacon Street Boston. The a will take place early in Nov.
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Robert ‘Wainwright
Concord
Boston
Republican Town Committee Meeting in Concord
The Concord Republican Town Committee met at John M Keyes home on Tuesday October 24. Chairman presided with four members present and voted to organize a rally with State Committee coordination. Officers named to boost voter turnout included Mrs Florence W ah as chair of a five person committee and F S Walker as chair of a three person precinct committee. Meetings discussed precinct turnout and registrar outreach ahead of October 25 and 28 sessions. An outreach postcard to every Republican voter were authorized prior to election day. A rally is planned for December 6 at pm in Hall with speakers Rogers John M bb s Loring Young Arthur K Reading.
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Concord
John
M. Keyes
Chatraian
Walker
Board of Registrars
Lunteers
State Committee
Etna
Ember
Rogers
Hon
Loring Young
Arthur K. Reading
Household Coal Budget For Ten Years
The Concord Household coal budget covers ten years with yearly averages. For 1901 1992 1913 1924 and 1915 the average is $155.62. For the years 1918 1919 1920 and 1921 the average per year is $315.18.
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Concord
Little Bridge Luncheon Fetes Card Club Members
Miss Caroline P. Holden hosted a pretty luncheon at Green Arbor Tea Room Friday October 27 for eight Little Bridge card club members. Mrs C Berkley Johnson held high score at one table. No record kept at the other table.
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Caroline. P. Holden
Green Arbor Tea Room
Women’s Republican Club Banquet in Boston Draws 800 Tickets
The Women’s Republican Club of Massachusetts held a banquet at the Hotel Bronis in Boston last Wednesday, selling over 800 tickets. Speakers included Honorable Henry Cabot Lodge, Honorable Frederick Gillett, and Governor of the state. Mrs. George Minot and Mrs. J. P. Holden of Concord attended.
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Womens. Republican, Club
Massachusetts
Bronsw
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frederick Gillett
Sucree Wharton
Pepper
Egrania
George Minot
J. P. Holden
Concord
Country Club Dinner Dance Set at Concord Club
The Entertainment Committee plans the first dinner dance of the season at the Concord Country Club on Saturday November 4. Chairwoman Mrs George B or and Mrs Leon F Foss oversee arrangements, with Mr Ripley Gage assisting. Doge's Orchestra of Boston will provide the music.
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Concord: Country Club
George B
Concord Voters Urged to Support Prohibition Referendum
An open letter from Concord citizens urges a "yes" vote on Referendum Question No 4 on Election Day November 7. The piece argues Massachusetts must enforce U S Prohibition laws, contrasts U S and Massachusetts enforcement, and lists numerous signers including Adams Bowker Conant Connor Dee Warr e Goddard Howard Lane Lapham Moody Nagle Pratt Sheeran Shepard Smith Thorpe Tower Towle Walker Wheeler Wilson.
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Concord
Laos
United States
Massachusetts
United State
Treasuries
Arthur
John
H. Adams
Lars
George
Bowker
Wallace B
Jeremiah. Sheeran
Herbert
Henry F. Smith
Ole
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