Lost Book Notice in Concord Dated October 30 1916
Lost book notice cites Chapter 590 Section 40 of Acts of 1908. Book number 27699 declared lost and payment halted. Public notice from Middlesex Institution for Savings treasurer Charles F. Brown issued in Concord Massachusetts on October 30 1916.
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Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles EF. Brown
Concord
Concord Lyceum opens 87th season with Gebhardt Frank concert
The Concord Lyceum starts its 87th season November 18 with pianist Heinrich Gebhardt and soprano Ethel Frank. The program also features Belmont Dramatic Club in Officer 666 on December 1, Shaw’s Pygmalion on December 8, and lectures by Dr. Lincoln Wirt on war’s wake and William Underwood on hunting. The Hoffman quartet and Mme Carola Frick close the season, with no reserved seats and general admission at 7:45.
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Concord Lyceum
Heinrich Gebhardt
Ethel Frank
Gebhardt
Frank
Marlboro
Belmont Dramatic Club
Christobel Kidder
Concord
George Bernard Shaw
Lincoln Wirt
Alaska
New Brunswick
William L. Underwood
Hoffman Quartet
Mme
Carola Frick
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Percy W. Brown
Edward L. Parker
Harold FE. Orendorff
Hugh F. Leith
George L. Prescott
New Book on Old Concord Released by Allen French and Hornby
Miss M. I. Houghton sells a newly issued work titled Old Concord by Allen French and Lester G. Hornby. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Walters have returned to Saratoga after visiting Concord at the home of Mrs. Walters parents Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Grave sen Thoréault et al.
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Lester G. Hornby
Concord
Herman Walters
Saratoga
N. Y
M. C. Gravesen
Thoréault
A. B. Hitchcock
Alan Hay
Joe Lincoln
Elinor Johnson
Berkley Wheeler
Mildred Edgarton
Miss Edgarton
Hitchcock
Mr. Hay
Rosamond Porter
J. A. Rose
Julian Ballou
Bilis Richardson
George E. Walcott
Association
Treasury
Fitchburg Triumphs 14 0 Over Concord In Final Period
Fitchburg High capitalized a Concord fumble in the fourth period to score twice and defeat Concord 14 to 0. Despite Fitchburg’s superior generalship, repeated fumbles marred their effort. Concord showed steadier play and strong kickers, while Fitchburg’s Shirreffs connected on a key forward pass for the second touchdown.
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Concord High
Concord
Shirrefts
Corley
Dame Fortune
Fitchburg
Shirreffs
Boyce
Hadley
Shumway
Amiott
Gardner
Wedding in Concord greets autumn with vows and reception
Sarah Cecelia Gravesen and Harold A. Priest exchanged vows at the Gravesen home in Concord. The ceremony featured lilies of the valley and an evergreen chrysanthemum arch, followed by a reception. After a six week western tour they will reside in Gleasondale. The issue also reports a Box 15 fire alarm, a Fitchburg Concord football score of Fitchburg 14 Concord 0, and a Parish Fair at First Parish House with multiple booths, a fish pond, and a musical program.
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Harold A. Priest
Gleasondale
Miss Gravesen
K. Margaret Gravesen
Donald J. Priest
Arline D. Tarbell
Hudson
Fruit Acres
L. F. Priest
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherste
Bride
Concord
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Trinity Church
Church
Lexington Rd
William Bradley
Samuel Merwin
Concord Realty's Meredith & Groves at 15 Congress St
Realty listing notes Concord Realty firm Meredith & Groves handling property at 15 Congress Street in Boston. No additional details given.
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Boston
Two Comedies Planned by Trinity Church Youth
The young people of the Trinitarian church plan two comedies in the vestry Thursday evening the 18th. One play is Dead Reckoning by Henry D. Coolidge of this town and the other is A Man From Texas. Both are now in rehearsal.
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The
Trinitarian Church
Henry D. Coolidge
Texas
Saturday Club Hosts Lecture On Yucatan And Mexico
Mrs Edward L Parker welcomed the Saturday club to her home for a lecture by Eadward Thompson former consul at Yucatan. He spoke on Yucatan and the current Mexico situation. The talk featured stereopticon illustrations and several specimens for display.
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Edward L. Parker
Eadward Thompson
Yucatan
Mexico
Millburys Visit Chester for Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs J W Millbury have gone to Chester New Hampshire for a two weeks stay. Mr and Mrs W E Gerry of Melrose Highlands were guests of Mr and Mrs RD Willard the first of the week.
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J. W. Millbury
Chester
N. H
W. E. Gerry
Melrose Highlands
R. D.willard
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