Concord Ladies Plan Week Sale and Community Events
The Methodist Ladies Circle will hold its annual sale next week. Schools closed Friday for a Middlesex teachers convention in Tremont Temple. Town residents attended Maynard High School senior dance Thursday. Cornelius Cullinane substitutes at the local post office during Percy Foas’s vacation. D A R fair planned for Wednesday the 18th at Old Concord Chapter House. Red Cross fundraiser painting exhibit scheduled for December at Trinity Church Parish House. Little Muriel Lawlor admitted to Deaconess Hospital. Concord Musical Club to meet Tuesday with lecture on Music in America by Mrs. A B Hitchcock. False alarm reported from box 23 after smoke seen near the manual training building. Hawthorne chapter presents Attic sketch Teddy or Runeways Friday at Association Hall. Trinitarian church vestry workers meet Wednesday morning for charity effort. Percy Foss and J W Milbury depart for Blakesley Lake Camp for two weeks deer hunting. Captains Dee, Prescott, Mansfield and Schuyler attend Stoneham banquet by Company I. Wm H Burnett of Amherst buys and upgrades Walden St. establishment. Monument Hall likely to be filled for the Concord Lyceum season opener Patience featuring Concord and Boston artists. tickets already sold out. Cast details appeared last week. tickets from L N Fowler at Concord Junction.
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P. J. Sehnab
Arthur Clark
Francis Kerrigan
Hudson
James Sheridan
Sudbury St
Holy Name Society
Cannon's Hall
Lawton
Evangelical’ Lutheran Church
Glendale St
Brooks Reed
Cambridge
Ellen O'Day
Pilea
Boston
Shea
New York
Margaret Gibbons
Mary Jackman
John Sims
Front St
Hebron
N. M
Marion Sullivan
Fitchburg
Henry Price
George Stewart
R. Lent
Concord and Maynard Caledonian
Clinton
Charles H. Persons
Gardner
Concord
New England Checker Association
Mass
Modern Repairing Co
Phineas Matlin
George Waterhouse
Checker Club
R. Strout
Hopedale
Misses Mae Taylor
Margaret Miller
May Bell
Christina Lang
Edith Garside
Cecelia Rourke
May Johnson
Elizabeth Reilly
Concord Junction
Jessie Graham
Agnes Nordberg
Frank Tatyer
Ellis
Archie Miller
Methodist Ladies’ Circle
Middlesex County
Tremont Temple
Maynard High School
Cornelius Cullinane
Percy W. Foas
Old Concord
Tato
Partah
Trinity Church
Red Cross
Muriel Lawlor
Deaconess Hospital
J. J. Lawlor
Viola Foss
Concord Musical Club
George M. Baker
A. B. Hitchcock
America
Hawthorne
Association Hall
Teddy
Runeways
Percy Foss
J. W. Milbury
Blakesley Lake Camp
Michael J. Dee
George L. Prescott
Thomas H. Mansfield
Company I
Philip Schuyler
Stoneham
Prescott
Wm. H. Burnett
Amherst
N. H
Ona Ae
Burnett
Walden St
Monument Hall
Concord Lyceum
Local notices highlight moves and visits across towns
A stream of social notes reports friends in Fitchburg Rutland and Dorchester visiting relatives and changing jobs. People move to Blackstone and Waltham while others return home from travel. A Holy Name society meeting is noted along with a missing collie named Duke and a for sale sash wagon listing.
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Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Maynard
Santos
New York State
Swift
Maine
Eas
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
P. H. Murphy
Main Street
Maynard, Masé
Sutter’s Colonial Inn
Alfred T. Haynes
Lowell
John FitzHenry
Norwood
Margaret McGrath
Clarence Bodfish
Mrs
A. T. Haynes
Elizabeth Byrnes
John H. Reardon
Catherine Lawton
Tessie V. Carroll
Marlboro
George H. Gutteridge
George
Somerville
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
William H. Gutteridge
Daniel Parmenter
Genu the Excellenge
White’s
L. N. Fowler
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction
UBB
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Malden
Thom
John Bonner
John Donovan
Cummings
Mise
Margaret Grady
Charles Sheehan
Rutland
Ruth Sweeney
Boward Loughlin
Mabel Cook
Dorchester
Daniel Hayes
John Collins
Blackstone
Collins
James Pringle
Pringle
William Rielly
Darby St
John Imamewer
Lauren BB & M
Duke
Sable
White
G. E. Hack
Concord Jet
G. Duren
Jet
Fowler
Louis
Naylor
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