Concord Socials Highlight Wedding and Local Events
Between 300 and 400 guests attended Mrs. Samuel Hoar’s home for the wedding of Samuel Hoar and Helen Warren of New York Concord. The reception featured vari colored chrysanthemums and pink roses. Hosts wore elegant gowns and guests included Springfield visitors. Local notices report a successful W C T U food sale at the Trinitarian church and updates on residents Henry C. Rolfe and Mr. Derby. Concord Woman's Club plans Home Talent day on Nov 9 with a short play. Osteopath Dr. Melvin H. Nichols announces practice at the Colonial Inn with hours after noon.
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Samuel Hoar
Helen Warren
New York and
Concord
Samuel Bowles
Clara Hoar
Springfield
Stephen Pepper
Mary Brooks
M. B. L. Bradford
Arthur Holland
George Keyes
Ellen Emerson
Sherman Hoar
Woodward Hudson
W. C
T.U
Trinitarian Church
Tower
Tuttle
Foss
Hunt
Tarbell
Henry C. Rolfe
Derby
Concord Woman’s Club
Charles B. Brown
Melvin H. Nichols
Thoreau St
Colonial Inn
Extension of time granted for rifle qualification in Company I
An extension of time for rifle practice qualification has been granted to Co. I, 6th Mass eqt., from Oct 31 to Nov 14. All but one member qualified. Future drill will include tent construction and rack setup on the armory floor. Company T plans to attend the battalion drill in Lowell on the 19th.
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Lowell
Reception for Freshman Parents Held in Eaton Hall
A large turnout of parents attended the annual freshman reception in Eaton Hall on Wednesday night. The event, a long standing high school tradition, drew broad participation from the first year pupils and their families.
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Eaton Hall
Eaton ‘Hall
Informal High School Welcome Evening for Parents and Pupils
Teachers and parents gathered for an informal evening at the high school to foster better acquaintance and discuss shared problems. Ushers were teachers from the faculty, ice cream sherbet and cake were served, cake made by domestic science pupils. Dracul Grange provided music. Mrs. C B Brown spoke at the Maynard Woman's club meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Pomona to Meet in Lowell Grange Session Details
The Middlesex North Pomona Grange holds its regular meeting at IL 0. O. F. hall, Bridge Street, Lowell on Friday November 6 starting at 10 30 a m. State Grange Master E E Chipman speaks morning session. Carlisle Grange serves lunch at 12 30. Afternoon session begins at 2 with State Auditor Frank H Pope delivering an address. Miss Alice H Grady of the Massachusetts Savings Bank Insurance League discusses Savings Bank Life Insurance and Old Age Pensions. Mrs Sarre and Mrs W A Sherbourne of Tyngsboro read.
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Middlesex North Pomona Grange
O.F. Hall
Bridge
Lowell
State Grange
E. E. Chipman
Carlisle Grange
Frank H. Pope
Alice H.grady
The
Mass. Savings Bank Insurance League
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Old Age
Sarre
W. A. Sherbourne
Tyngsboro
Freeman Widow Edith Helen Freeman Die in Wellfleet
Mrs. F B Freeman aged 58 widow of F B Freeman died at her Stow Street home Tuesday morning. Funeral private Thursday afternoon with interment in Wellfleet. Survived by two daughters Edith and Helen Freeman of the town. Also notes on local meetings Hawthorne chapter O E S Magdalene chapter Maynard visit and Concord Grange degrees. Harvest supper led by Mr and Mrs J F Tuttle. Kennedy’s new house wired awaiting occupancy mid month. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frederick L Gile Jr in Portland Maine aboard the Halloween stork express.
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F. BE. B. Freeman
Stow St
Wellfleet
Concord Grange
Frederick L. Gile, Jr
Portland
Home-Made Ointment and Other Notions
A brief collection of notes: a simple home-made ointment recipe uses olive oil turpentine spirits of camphor and coal oil in equal parts. The piece also critiques imitation leather and critiques aim of nations pursuing perpetual prosperity through taxes and battleships. It cites carelessness as a major cause of fires and urges common sense precautions to reduce fire risk.
German shopkeeper faces watch fraud at Sydney shop
A cautious German merchant in Sydney leaves his daughter in charge while he attends sales to pick up bar gains. A Chinese man enters to buy a watch, places four on the counter, and alters the price order while the daughter is away. He pays for the cheapest watch and departs, revealing a fraud only when the father returns.
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Sydney
John
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Denholm & McKay Co
Worcester
New England
Our
AmwEight
Hoar
Company I
Dracul Grange
C. B. Brown
Equal Suffrage League
Maynard Woman's Club
Pomona
Thomas Healy
Wallen St.’ Concord
Mase
James Kingsley
McCall
Pfeiffer
McCall Walker Walsh
Cushing Barry Magenis
Rogers O'Connor
Osgood
Duane Mildon Tufts
Gould
Goodwin McCarthy
Hawthorne
O. E
Magdalene
Maynard
Kennedy Hag
Wired
Omnis
A. DI Stasio
Paaibion
Lamb Switt
Star
Cape Cod
Sirlein Laewheeel
Louisville Courier Journal
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Arthur J. Coughlan
Dresden
Wilder X. Macurda
Coughlin
Nason Street
William A. Stevens
Walden St
Prescott Keyes
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