New Books Added To Concord Free Public Library October 1921
The Concord Free Public Library added extensive fiction and general literature titles in October 1921. Notable authors include Burt, Caine, Curwood, Day, Galsworthy, Howells, and Stinehart among others, with works ranging from The Flaming Forest to The American Novel and The Footpath Way. Community news covers local visits, society events, fundraising auctions for Simmons College, and remembrances of residents.
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Free Public Library
Burt
K. N
Caine
Cooke
M. B
Curwood
J. O
Day
Egypt
Diver M
Fletcher
J. S
French
Galsworthy
Howells
W. D
Farrell
King
Kyne
P. B
Pride
Palomar
Lee
Susan
Marshall
Montgomery
L. M
Ingleside
Stideout
H. M
Brophe
Sterrett
Walpole
Babson
R. W
Acon
E. M
Old Boston
R. E
Tercengren
Suell
Grange
Earle
Calsworthy
Tuard
B. B
Foot and Shoe
Massaett
Hazeltine
A. L
Howe
Boston
Common
L. Y
Lanning
Lucas
West
Mackaye
P. Ww
Dogtown Common
Martin
G. A
Morison
Maritime History of
Massachusetts
Patterson
J. H
Tsavo
Robinson
C. R
Theodore Roosevelt
Beard
C. A
Europe
Shane
Donegal
Swift
Vanhomrigh
Vanst
Jenathan
van Doren
C. C
Williams
Cecil Rhodes
Wright
House and Garden’s Book of Houses
Young
Beatty
North Sea
Middlesex Team Dominates Allen Academy 40–0
Middlesex School football hammered Allen Academy 40 to 0 at North Concord. Scorers included Slayton with three touchdowns Upton two Pollard one and Pratt four goals after touchdowns. Referee Chase Umpire Tilton head linesman Locke and four ten minute periods. Also listed sale notice for a six year old black horse from Twin Brooks Farm South Sudbury.
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Middlesex
Allen Academy
North Concord
St. Mark’s
Middleex
Middlesex Allen
Bailey
Pabst
Allen Stearns
Cartaya Krumbhaar
Johnson
Cox
Rosencraty
Morrill
Pratt
Clifford
R Smith Browning
Taylor
Meee
Stetson
W. Smith
Cuesvarcess
Noni ‘Pollard
Rolason
Ahen
Slayton
Upton
Pollard
Chase
Tilton
Locke
Black Horse
Twin Brooks Farm
South Sudbury
Samuel Maces
Halloween Party at Concord Academy for Students and Guests
A Halloween event at Concord Academy on Monday October 31 featured bathing cap bobbing for apples a onion eating contest and various stunts. The lively party included period decorations and a Halloween supper, leaving a memorable impression on attendees.
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Hallowe'en
Concord
Academy
Bob
Lerner
Recent Guests at the Inn Listed from Many States
The Inn records show guests including J. W. Badger and Mrs Badger from Brookline. C Irving Swan and Mrs Swan from Abington Massachusetts. Miss Ethel Swan of Cambridge. H C Kite and Mrs Kite from West Newton. William Buck and Mrs Buck of Sag Harbor. Martha Allen from Lexington Kentucky. A Gillette of Colorado Springs. H Dougherty and William H Noble. John P Riley of Bellows Falls. C S Warick and Mrs Wasick. Dr H A Shafer and Mrs Shafer. A B Webb and Mrs Webb of Syracuse. R O Cheney Jr and Mrs Cheney of South Manchester. W E Dana and Mrs Dana of Woodstock Vermont.
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J. W. Badger
West Newton Defeats McAllester Team 7-0
The McAllester eleven lost 7 to 0 to Fessenden School at West Newton. The Concord private school squad dominated the match and outplayed their opponents throughout.
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McAllester School
West Newton
Fessenden School
Concord
Prize Dance at Walden Armory Draws Town Crowd
The D. H. T. club members Leo Duggan Thomas Hanlon and William Fowler staged a prize dance Friday night at the Walden Street armory with Scribner's Jazz Orchestra providing the music.
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D. H. T. Club
Leo Duggan
Thomas Hanlon
William Fowler
Scribner's Jazz Orchestra
Wl Fisher
Natick Beats Concord in Gridiron Duel at Home
Natick defeats Concord 13 to 6 in a rugged football clash. Todd opens with a kick off, Natick recovers a fumble for a long drive, then dashes to a touchdown after forcing a turnover on Redley. Concord answers in the second with Pickard’s plunge to score though Johanson misses the extra point. Martins on leaves after a hip kick.
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Nate
Concord
Todd
Natick
Syard
Redley
Pickard
Johanson
Martinson
Giles
Pine
Natick A
Concord H
Tetreault
Ie JE
Remen
Alley
Spaulding
Lovejoy
McDermott
Coca Cuvense
Connorton la
Duggan Amoroso
Pickard Nou Fung
Supeet
Ridley
Ecnne
Natick H
Temmeg
Amorosockard
Chalmers
Alien
Hemenway
Reunion of Sixth Regiment Veterans in Marlboro
Former members of Company I Sixth Regiment attended a reunion in Marlboro marking the 23rd anniversary of the regiment's return from the Spanish American War. Attendees included J. Hanley Todd Jr., J. Wiliam Byron, Joseph Flannery, and a man of Amesbury.
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Co. “I
J. Hanley
Ane Todd
J. Wiliam Byron
Joseph Flannery
Amesbury
Concord Grange P H Degrees Earned by Ladies’ Team
Last Wednesday night the Patriarchs of Honor or P H conferred the third degree. The ladies’ degree team, led by chairman Mrs. Fred B. Power, included Mrs. Clara Sweet, Mrs. Clara J. Davis, Ellen Evelina Edwards, and Helen Ridley.
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Concord Grange
Clara Sweet
Clara J. Davis
Ellen
Evelina Edwardson
Helen Ridley
Fred BE. Power
Deaconess Hospital Hosts Donation Day
Community event at Deaconess Hospital features donation drive with fruit and vegetable items and multiple contributors. Volunteers collect groceries to aid patients and families. Local organizations join the effort to support hospital services.
Annual Reunion to Be Held November 23 With Lecture
The St. Ber children hold an annual reunion on November 23 featuring an evening lecture on Ireland for old folks followed by a dance. The committee met Sunday to organize an enjoyable event. Joseph Mullaney is recovering from a sprained ankle and may play next Saturday.
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Ireland
Joseph Mullaney
Bazaar by Woman's Union at Trinitarian church fair
The bazaar features practical, fancy, children's, and food tables led by Mrs. Elot Howard, Mrs. Clarence Bodfish, Miss Lillian Thorpe, and others. A doll carriage parade is planned at 4 20 pm with prizes for best dressed doll. An evening film program directed by Mr Parke of Burlington requires no admission, with collection to cover expenses.
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Woman's Union
Elot Howard
Clarence Bodfish
John Whitney
Itbe
Wallace B. Conant
Lillian Thorpe
Helen Moore
Charles Bowers
Jesse Baker
Helensen
Charles H. Towler
Thomas Todd, Jr
Clarence Bod
EB L. Tuttle
Maud Hyde
Farm Bureau
Concord
Parke
Burlington
Farm Bureau to Show Nine Reels at Free Movie Night
Middleset County Farm Bureau presents the second in a series of free moving picture exhibitions at Concord Town Hall. The event on Tuesday November 1 at 10 a.m. offers pleasant and instructive entertainment.
New Pastor Delivers Communion Message at Sunday Service
A large audience welcomed Rev. Gail Cleland as the new pastor. He spoke on translating the transfiguring ideal into practical charity and healing works. Dr. Cyrus Richardson assisted in Communion. An upcoming Friday meeting will discuss Armistice and a forthcoming conference.
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Gail Cleland
Booey
Cyrus Richardson
Hanneh
Company H forms basketball team for practice nights
Company H for sows third infantry forms a basketball team managed by Cleat Thackery Bedford. Probable lineup includes A Bouse center C Bouse right forward A Severente left back Gregg right back F Bowers left forward. Team holds Tuesday and Friday nights for practice as a lighter independent squad is formed to play between periods.
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3Rd Infantry
Oy Cleat
Thackery Bedford
A. Bouse
C. Bouse
A. Sévérente
Gregg
F. Bowers
Penrod Benefit Drive By Local Athletic Club
Pupils will give forms for a benefit drive organized by the local athletic association under the title Penrod H. C. Entitled. The event aims to raise funds and support school athletic programs.
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Letic Association
C. H
Penrod
H. 8. Ath
Robert Dee Receives Honorable Discharge
Robert Dee was honorably discharged from service and returned home after two years abroad. The notice notes his quiet homecoming and the completion of his duty.
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Robert Dee
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Robert P. Dukeshire
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Trinitarian Church
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