Prize Foxtrot Wins Gold At South Acton Dance
Miss Gertrude McKusnie won five dollars in gold in the prize foxtrot Saturday night at South Acton. Charles Hogan and Mrs Edward Connolly of Medford attended with Mr Gertrude McBurnis. The Har vard Centre gathering at Sam Saturday drew Thomas Ryan from New York City with his parents for a few days visit. The Ryans plan to take a furnished apartment for the winter instead of Dorchester.
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Gertrude McKusnie
South Acton
Charles J. Hogan
Edward Connolly
Medford
Gertrude McBurnis
Harvard Centre
Thomas Ryan
Dts W
New Yorke
Thomig Ryan
Main St
Wollaston
Dorchester
Hallowe'en Party Staged by Corinthian Chapter
The Corinthian Chapter O and I staged a large Hallowe'en costume party Monday Oct 31 in Association Hall. Hawthorne chapter N 48 CES sponsored the event with a grand march led by W P W B Goddard and W M Mrs Ralph Whidden. Nearly 50 couples danced to Newell’s Orchestra from Miviboro as decorations and autumn foliage created a festive scene.
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Corinthian
Association Hall
Hallowe'en
Hawthorne
Ces
Newell’ Wedestra
Miviboro
Raraly ii
Miss Maud Campbell Talks on Immigration at Woman's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club met its second session of the season with Miss J Maud Campbell of Massachusetts public library work sharing experiences from Abramos and Massachusetts Education. She urged sympathetic aid for newcomers to learn English and pursue citizenship while noting sewing classes and vocational guidance.
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Maud Campbell
West Concord Woman's Club
Ikk
Odd Fellows
Isg
Alc. Beck
Spesser
J. Maud. Campie
Abramos Is
Nource
Department of Education
Elizabeth Forbush
Beck
A Hoopshirt Lady Plans Boston Toy Sale Visit
A Paris born American woman long linked to Concord plans to attend a December 14 toy sale in Boston benefiting the Children's Hospital. Her life spanned Miss Dillingham’s school in Concord to a U S Army officer husband and a later widowhood, with a long, storied journey through Washington society and a brush with a railway accident.
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Boston
Concord
Paris
States
Chestnut St
Jamaica Plain
Everett
Washington
St. Louis
Chillicothe
Children's Hospital
Maynard Hallowe en Party by Magdalene Chapter O E 8
Hallowe en party and supper held by Magdalene Chapter of O E 8 at Vasconic hall last week featured Jack o lanterns autumn decor and orange themed favors. Arrangements were led by a committee including Mrs Grace Merrick and Mrs Mona Pri with other local members assisting.
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Hallowe'en
Magdalene
O.E
Vasconic Hall
Cabinitee
Grace Merrick
Malpmen
Death Gears at Hospital: Clarence Bemis Dies at 21
Clarence Bemis of Chester Vermont, 21, resident for two years, died after an appendicitis operation in Deaconess hospital. He leaves a wife and two sons Elsworth four and Alfred two. He was employed at Assabet mills and was taken to Chester Vermont for funeral services held Sunday afternoon.
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Clarence
Bemis
Summit St
Ned
Chester
Assabet
Milsie
Elsworth
Sed
Alfred
Maynard and Wellesley play to scoreless tie
Scoreless tie seen at Wellesley as Maynard and Wellesley battled Saturday afternoon. Maynard dominated ball near the goal line with several threats while Maynard players Driscoll, Tones, Saarapen, Jerer, Clark, Grendarit, Mitzeoviteh, Saarawy, Frigard, Stucker, and Baki manned for Maynard alongside coach Edward Coughlin.
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Maynard High School
Wellesley High School
Wellesley
Maynard
Edward Coughlin
Driscoll Re
Tones Rt
Saarapen Rz
Jerer
Clark
Death of Jury Walllus at 69 Tied to Heart Disease
Jury Walllus died at her Elmwood home after a Thursday night illness. Dr. Hunter of Hudson pronounced heart disease as the cause. Funeral services were held Friday evening at the Finnish Congregational church with Rev. John Vaanenen officiating. The body was sent to Lanesville for burial Sunday. A brother in the West survives.
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Jury Walllus
Osma
Elmwood
Hunter
Hudson
John Vaanenen
Finnish Congregational Church
Ody
Lanesville
Darial
West
Baldwin the organist to return for church engagement
World famous organist Kr Mimer C Baldwin will perform at his church next Wednesday November by special request following a recent concert at a Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimer C. Baldwin
Raincoats and Topesats Made to Order
An advertisement offers made to measure raincoats and topeesats with samples available by dropping a card. promises a phone call to show samples and take measurements with guaranteed savings of five to eight dollars.
Concord Harvard Club Forms to Aid Students and Boost Harvard Interest
Twelve Concord Harvard men met April 28 1920 to form the Concord Harvard club aiming to help needy students attend Harvard with scholarships and to stimulate local interest in the college. Officers elected for 1921 include President Keyes Emerson Jewell Loughlin Brown Thompson Ballou Caiger. A three man Students Aid Committee leads scholarship efforts and membership is unlimited to anyone connected with Harvard except current undergraduates.
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Harvard Men of
Concord
Harvard Club
Harvard
Boston
Harvard College
Co ‘Keyes
Edward W. Emerson
Pliny Jewell
Edward F. Loughiin
Ae Percy W. Brown
Henry
Former Pastor Returns to Concord Living at D A R Chapter House
The Rev. B. R. Bulkeley, who ended his Leominster pastorate last December, has moved to Concord at Lexington road near the D A R chapter. He will preach as a minister at large, traveling monthly to Rochester and Dover, New Hampshire, and plans no settled church. He previously led First Parish in Concord for eleven years and resides on land owned by ancestor Peter Bulkeley. His New Hampshire work is supported by the Downing fund and the American Unitarian Association.
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B. R. Bulkeley
N. Leominster
Concord
Lexington’ Road
Rochester
Dover
N. H
Bulkeley
Peter Bulkeley
New Hampshire
Downing Fund
Church of Concord
American Unitarian Association
Concord Musical Club entertained by brothers
The Concord Musical club met on Tuesday November 1 for an all active members session at Mrs John G Morse s. Three Boston brothers Vicenzo Arturo and Emilio Cataricala performed violin cello and piano pieces then luncheon was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Ronald M Ferry on November 15.
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Concord Musical Club
John G. Morse
Boston
Vicenzo
Arturo
Emilio Catricala
Harlow
Foss
Baker
Hyde
Ronald M. Ferry
Halloween Luncheon Honors Miss Erb From New York
Mrs Betty Wheeler Tompkins hosted an eight guest luncheon on Monday October 31 at Sur bury road in honor of her school friend Miss Erb who motored to Concord from New York City Miss Erb is pastor's assistant to Rev Dr MacNeill of Union church Richfield Park NJ The party featured Halloween decor and orange and black favors Miss Erb returned to New York on Tuesday
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Betty Wheeler Tompkins
Surbury Rd
Miss Erb
Concord
New York City
Dr MacNeill
Union Church
Richfield Park
Hallowe’enish
Erb
New York
Cerizane Credited For Relieving Child’s Flu Suffering
A father from Blackstone Massachusetts writes that in 1919 his eight year old son suffered a severe cough after the flu and could not sleep. He credits Cerizane Balsam with restoring health after four doses and notes its 75 year history of helping coughs and chest discomfort.
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Cerizane
Cemille Renaud
Fiu
Arthur Renaud
Oak St
Blackstone
Mass
Irerda
Mort
Johnson Pharmacy, Inc. Adv
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