Classified Advertisement Fragments Include Hats Gifts and Rooms
A fragment filled ad list notes rates for column ads at 10c per line read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. Includes Christ mas gifts hats at Pullenton Hat Shop and a room rental with board and private bath at 112 Main Street Concord.
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H. L. Whitcombe
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
Pullenton Hat Shop
Main St
Trinitarian Church Announces Week of Thanksgiving Activities
The pastor preaches on the First Utterance of the Public Ministry of Jesus next Sunday morning. An 7 p m stereopticon lecture on Buddhism presents scenes of Indian religion. Sunday school plans Thanksgiving fruit drives for Boston's poor. Thanksgiving services are set for Thursday at the Episcopal church.
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Jesus
the -Easworld
Boston
Episcopal Church
Christian Endeavor
Death of George Trefethen at 86 in Portland burial
Saturday morning death of George Trefethen aged 86 at his daughter's home Mrs. Harry Brigham. He was brother of the late Mrs. Angier. Funeral services were held at his daughter's home led by Rev L B Macdonald, with burial in Portland Maine where church services followed.
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George Trefethen
Harry Brigham
Trefethen
Angier
L. B. Macdonald
Portland
Willow Rebekah lodge conducts eight candidates in degree
The Willow Rebekah lodge held the Rebekah degree for eight candidates at Monday night’s meeting. D. C. President Bessie Owen and Suite of West Acton attended on an official visit. Carrie Dye presented Drill Mistress Bolby of Watertown with 15 dollars in gold and red roses in appreciation. Supper was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bullock.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Icy stretch on Elm Street causes crashes near Bakers Wood
Icy conditions on Elm Street near Bakers Wood slowed traffic Sunday. Two cars were badly smashed and several market wagons became hung up as vehicles struggled to pass.
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Elm St
Baker’s Wood
An Afternoon in Cranford at Home Talent Day
Monday program features a one act play An Afternoon in Cranford with old fashioned music. A collection will be taken for the Christmas fund for the children of the warring nations.
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Cranford
Christmas Fund
Children of the Warring Nations
Four Prize Turkeys Stolen From Concord Woman
Miss Margaret Mahaney reported the theft of four prize gobblers on November 8. Arlington and Cambridge suspects were arrested with $200 bail set after a weekend hearing. One tom had won first prize at the Boston show. two birds were valued at $25 each, and another was bound for Maryland sale before being reclaimed by Miss Mahaney. Chief Craig and Officer Lyons led the investigation.
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Margaret Mahaney
Miss Mahaney
Chief Craig
Officer Lyons
Lyons
Craig
Exington
Arlington
Arlington and Revere
Revere
Roland Boyer
James Hobian
Herman Barne
Frank Clothier
Cambridge
McDermott and
Richardson
Samuel Hoar
Keyes
Lexington
Concord
Boston
New York
Maryland
Buffalo
Madison Garden
War Relief Volunteers Send 18 Bales in Sept Oct
War Relief Volunteer committee held eight all day sewing meetings in the Court house rooms during September and October with an average attendance of 26. Eighteen bales were sent, totaling 3,371 articles including clothes, linens, and comforts to Paris and French hospitals. Gifts amounted to $556.78, with expenditures mainly for materials and postage.
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War Relief Volunteer Committee
Nina Larrey Duryea
Paris
Paul Hyacinthe Loyson
Barthe de Sandfort
Hopital St. Nicholas
Theophile Bronner
American Relief Clearinghouse
Madeleine Ringenbach
Secours Duryea
Married in Cambridge Concord Couple Wed at St Pauls Church
The wedding of Miss Annie Murphy to Thomas H. O Connell took place Wednesday at Cambridge in the St Pauls parish house. Rev Fr Ryan officiated with Miss Anna Sullivan as bridesmaid and Walter O Connell as best man. After a reception at 32 Chatham Street the couple plans to reside at 97 Fayerweather Street Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Annie Murphy
Thomas H. O'Connell
Darby O'Connell
Ryan
St. Paul's Church
Anna Sullivan
Walter O'Connell
Dennis Sullivan
Chatham St
Fine School Spirit At C H B Team Shows Club Backbone
The Alpha Sigma Mu club heavily props the C H B high school football squad this year with many members making the roster. First team includes Ralph Hemenway It and James B Woodly, Ward Carle, Harry Clark re, John Lynch Ib. second team lists Edwin Wilson capt, Charles Magoon Ib, James Borland c, Arnold Hewitt It, Carl Christofferson Ihb, Walter Kennedy re.
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Alpha Sigma Mu
Ralph Hemenway
James’ B. Woodly
Ward Carle
Harry Clark
John Lynch
Edwin Wilson
Charles Magoon
James Borland
Arnold Hewitt
Carl Christofferson
Ihb
Walter Kennedy
First Parish Sermon Series on Unitarianism
Rev Mr MacDonald leads a six sermon series on Unitarianism across six Sundays. Next Sunday November 26 he speaks on Religion in Harmony with Nature and Natural Law.
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MacDonald
Welcome Feast Honors New Pastor at Methodist Church
A welcome feast was held Friday evening at the Methodist church in honor of Rev John Skagen the new pastor. Rev Carlson of Boston and other out of town pastors spoke briefly I M Hay also spoke. A musical program with solos by Mr Klein followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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Methodist
John Skagen
Carlson
Boston
I. M. Hay
Local Notes and Upcoming Events in Concord
Oscar Olsen of Mill road reports land transfer this week due to a relative's death. Concord High plays Foxboro High at the playgrounds Saturday. A Methodist church fair with supper is held yesterday and today. Busin ess: Frank Burrill buys a 1917 Overland Model 85 and Mrs. Albert Newman buys a 1917 Cadillac Model 65 from Torrey and Vialle. Celia Dee's friends celebrate her 21st birthday with mail and flowers. John A. Finigan announces auctions Friday November 24, Saturday November 25, and Monday evening November 27.
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Concord High
Middlesex
Henry Franks
Lexington
Foxboro High
Frank H. Burrill
Concord Junction
Torrey & Vialle
Albert Newman
Musketaquidré
Concord
Torrey &Vialle
Pomona
Waltham
Celia Dee
John A. Finigan
Enterprise
Vesper Service at First Parish Features Conservatory Soloist
The First Parish holds a vesper service Sunday at five with Homer Humphrey, director at the N E Conservatory of Music, performing part of a recital given weeks earlier. Rev Alfred W. Stone of Union Church Concord Junction sings solos. the program includes Bach and other composers with organ pieces, readings, and a sermon.
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Homer Humphrey
N. E. Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Alfred W. Stone
Union Church
Concord Junction
Olebe Seele
Concord Mass Equal Suffrage League Table at Festival
The Concord Equal Suffrage League again staffed a table at the Copley Plaza festival. From Nov. 13 to 15 volunteers offered diverse items to aid the cause. The Concord table raised $350 in proceeds.
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Concord Mass
Equal Suffrage League
Copley Plaza
Concord
League
Special Meeting on Concord Junction Land for Grammar School
A special town meeting is set for Tuesday November 28 at 8 o clock to decide whether to acquire all or part of a parcel owned by A F Conant and others in Concord Junction adjoining the West Concord school lot to build a new grammar school.
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A. F Conant
Concord Junction
Concord
Debutante Elizabeth Hoar Highlighted at Concord Club Dance
A Saturday evening event at the Concord Country club hosted by Mrs. Sherman Hoar presented her daughter Miss Elizabeth Hoar as the season's latest debutante. Mrs. William Chisholm has returned home after a sickness treated at Deaconess hospital and is improved.
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Concord Country Club
Sherman Hoar
Elizabeth Hoar
William Chisholm
Deaconess Hospital
Sanborn Remarks Stir Twentieth Century Club
Frank B. Sanborn spoke to the Twentieth Century club noting he had seen many U S presidents and that all were gentlemen except one Theodore Roosevelt, who was singled out as the exception.
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Frank B. Sanborn
Twentieth Century Club
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Thanksgiving barrel fill for Boston shut ins
A Thanksgiving barrel for the shut ins in Boston is being filled at the home of Mrs. H. C. Rolfe on Middle Street. Contributions of groceries vegetables and old garments are gratefully received if left before November 25.
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Boston
H. C. Rolfe
Middle St
Armory Notes and Events At The Reformatory
Sergt. James J. Mansfield is named a regular officer at the Reformatory after serving as instructor at Shirley camp. Saturday films include Man's Making in five parts and Whiskered Man the 7th. The Lyceum featured Hon. William Taft Wednesday night. A big armory dance is planned for next Thursday with a large crowd expected.
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Sergt
James J. Mansfield
Reformatory
Shirley
Lyceum
Armory
William Taft
Burial Held For Mrs Ella B Tothingham At Sleepy Hollow
The body of Mrs Ella B Tothingham was brought here for burial Saturday in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. She was a former resident, daughter of Joshua Brown of Lexington Road.
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Ella B. Tothingham
Sleepy Hollow
Joshua Brown
Lexington, Rd
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L. Anderson & Son
Mra
R. C. Thompson
Bishop
Central
Trinitarian Church
Albert Vander
Cole Ana
Vic
Butcher's
Oston
Main
Concord, Mass
the War Relief Volunteer Committee
Boos Sete
Oscar Olsen
Mill Rd
A. P. MacRae
Vesper Service
Wider
du Soir
Skarg-Elert
Wheeler
Armory Notes
Concord Homes
Jas. B. Wood & Son, Co
Fitchburg
Tel
Wilson Lumber CO
R. L
Tani
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Loewe Bros
Town House
W. A. Stevens
Walden Street
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