Classified Advertisements and Help Wanted Blurbs
Advertisements for this column may be placed at H L Whitcomb's and prepaid. Rates are 100 a line or fraction thereof, six words per line. Read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. Wanted a general maid two adults and two children Light cooking No washing Wages 6 to 7 Address Mrs R M Gallagher Concord Tel 250. Underwear at old prices Miss Buck. Richardson & Robbins boneless ham and hand packed tomatoes. Tel 118 WL Anderson & Son grocers
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
R. M. Gallagher
Tel
Richardson & Robbins
WL. Anderson & Son
Reformatory Rise Shattuck Leads Rutland Penal-Hospital Complex
Concord readers note Rutland town houses three state institutions a hospital for prisoners a penal camp and a reformitory superintendent Shattuck oversees the domain with grand views and growing roadwork a new highway links the camp to West Rutland station under construction by prisoners. Catholic and general Sabbath services mark the week as Alpha Sigma Mu gains improved club rooms and a large gathering Wednesday.
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Concord
Rutland
Massachusetts
Boston
Hill Town
Commonwealth
Bay State
Eanitarium
Shattuck
West
Adams
Capernaum
Obituary for Hopkins A Concord Business Leader and Mason
Hopkins born Hampden Missouri August 31 1846 moved to Concord at twenty and built a harness business later a mill dam store he retired two years ago. He was a 32nd degree Mason past master Royal Arch past high priest and held several lodge roles. Survived by wife and two children funeral Sunday at Bedford Road home led by Rev George Tewksbury interment Sleepy Hollow cemetery delegates from lodges attended.
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Hopkins
Hampden
Concord
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch
Trinity Commandery
Hudson
Harmony Lodge
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Isabel G. Lawrence
Town
George W. Hopkins
New York
L. F. Williams Dead Veteran Newspaper Man Dies in Cambridge
Leonard Frothingham Williams veteran newspaper man and proprietor of the Concord Minute Man died at his Cambridge apartment after a monthlong illness with Brights disease. Funeral services were held at Mt Auburn Chapel. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
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Cambridge
Leonard Frothingham Williams
Concord Minute Man
Cambridge Gridiron
Cantabrigia
Bright
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Frothingham
Starlestown
William Leonard Wiliams
Melrose
Cleveland
Boston Public
Melrose Journal
Boston Herald
Wie West
Becaime
Spokane Chronicle
Cambridge Standard
Cambridge Chronicle
Harold D. Carew
Close grid clash between Concord HS and Alpha Sigma Mu
A tight afternoon game featured Concord High School against Alpha Sigma Mu Society, with a high percentage of the Concord team. Scoring included field goals by Lynch and touchdowns by Allen for Concord, while officials were Goddard as referee and Peckham as umpire.
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Concord High School
Alpha Sigma Mu Society
Aere Cullinane Williams
Carl
Wood Frawley, Heeks Rg
Lg Wheeler Open FE
Borland Giles Re
le Wetheree
Christofferaon
Caeecaees
Wilson
Dieioae
Clark Pickard
Hemenway
C. H
Lynch
Allen
Goddard
Peckham
Mulcahey
Vesper Service At First Parish Draws Large Crowd
The vesper service at First Parish church drew a well attended congregation. Solo vocals featured Rev. Alfred Stone of Concord Junction and an organ recital by Homer Humphrey of the New England Conservatory of Music.
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Alfred Stone
Concord Junction
Homer Humphrey
N. E. Conservatory of Music
Closed Fair Ends After Successful Event At M. E. Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church closed its two day fair Thursday evening after a most successful affair. The committee in charge included Olive Bilterson Annie Hiltersen Dagner Swensen Lena Larsen Edna Petersen Annie Carlson and Siguird Olsen. The supper committee included Mrs. Andrew Johnson Mrs. Mons Olsen and Mrs. Be Klein.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M.eb. Church
Olive Bilterson
Annie Hiltersen
Dagner Swensen
Lena Larsen
Edna Petersen
Annie Carlson
Siguird Olsen
Andrew Johnson
Mons Olsen
Be Klien
Miss Lillian Williams Attends Provincial G F S Conference
Miss Lillian Williams attended the first Provincial conference of the N E States Girls Friendly Society held at Hotel Brunswick in Boston on Friday and Saturday last week. She served as a delegate representing Concord G F S.
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Lillian Williams
N. E. States
Fanchon the Cricket Cast Planned for Monument Hall
The high school plans the German translated play Fanchon the Cricket with rehearsals after Thanksgiving. Performances are scheduled for Monument Hall January 26 and 27, with the full cast to be announced later.
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Fanchon
Monument Hall
Taft Lectures On World Relationships At Concord Lyceum
An extra large audience heard Ron William Howard Taft in a lecture on Our World Relationships before the Concord Lyceum in the State Arsenal Wednesday evening Nov. 22. Taft was introduced by Lyceum president George Prescott.
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Ron
William Howard Taft
Concord Lyceum
State Armory
Mr. Taft
Lyceum
George Prescott
Armory News Highlights Dance Exibition and Lectures
The armory announces a Saturday exhibition drill and dance in Naylor Hall Maynard with two reels from Norwood University. Gen Charles Cole lectures Friday evening. Drill shift noted for Monday. dance set for Thursday Nov 30. Recruits sought. several nominations for sergeants and corporals. Saturday shows My Lady's Slipper five parts with Anita Stewart and Earle Williams. The Scarlet Runner episode eight The Glove and the Ring and a Pathe News reel.
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Naylor Hall
Maynard
Norwood University
Dee
Mansfield
Prescott
South Armory
Boston
Capt
Sergis
Dolan
James Dee
Ryan
Gravesen
Brooks
Joseph Dee
Keese
Elmes
Kelly
Polland
McCarty
Mulcahey
Fewry
Q. M
Hopkins
Sergi. Sullivan
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Mr. Williams
Pathe News
Forum Movement Praises Concord Forum Growth
A Concord reader praises the Forum movement noting its rapid spread from Boston to Canada and the Midwest. He cites strong attendance in Plymouth and Danvers and mentions major centers in Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Toledo and other towns like Gloucester Brockton Sterling Hingham and Somerville. He hopes to attend more forums this season and wishes continued growth.
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Forum
Concord
George Coleman
Ford Hall
Boston
Canada
Middle West
Far West
Times
Concord Forum
Chicago
Cleveland
Lansing
Detroit
Toledo
Tacoma
Washington
Florida
Plymouth
Danvers
Gloucester
Brockton
Sterling
Hingham
Somerville
Lyceum Concert by American String Quartet at Town Hall
The Lyceum will hold its next meeting on Wednesday evening December 13 in the town hall. The concert features the American String Quartet with Miss Gertrude Marshall first violin Miss Adelaide Packard viola Miss Stickney second violin and M Hazel Iafricaine violoncello. The quartet is acclaimed for its ensemble and individual technique.
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Lyceum
American String Quartet
Gertrude Marshall
Adelaide Packard
Stickney
Hazel I’africaine
D A R Plans December Chapter Meeting
The next meeting of the D A R will be held in the Chapter house Saturday December 9. Entertainment is arranged by Mrs Jennie Towle Mrs John Watson and Mrs Cyrus Hosmer with a talk on Shawls by Mrs William R Rand president of the Old Blake House chapter of Dorchester. Music by Mrs S Thompson Blood.
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Chapter House
Jennie Towle
John Watson
Cyrus Hosmer
William R. Rand
Old Blake House
Dorchester
S. Thompson Blood
Carlisle Volunteer Fire Co Plans Dance with Orchestra
The Carlisle Volunteer Fire Co announces an entertainment event on December 14 featuring a four piece Colonial orchestra and performances by Rayamet. Proceeds support fire company needs.
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Carlisle Volunteer Fire Co
Concord Musical Club Plans Morning and Afternoon Meetings
The Concord Musical Club will hold five morning and five afternoon meetings with luncheons and guest artists. A large concert is set for Tuesday in the Unitarian vestry. The executive board includes Mrs. George M. Baker and four others. associate membership is limited to 40 with a long waiting list.
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Concord Musical Club
Unitarian Vestry
George M. Baker
Charles E. Brown
John L. Morse
Arthur B. Hitchcock, Jr
Harry B. Little
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