Concord Visitors From Across World at Alcott House
Visitors from diverse nations and states spent the summer at Orchard House in Concord Maine the former home of Louisa May Alcott. The list includes towns cities and countries such as Lexington Concord Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan Virginia Oregon Illinois California Ohio Colorado Minnesota Maryland Louisiana Indiana Arkansas Missouri Tennessee West Virginia Texas Arizona Delaware Idaho Kansas North Carolina Wisconsin Alabama Florida Oklahoma Montana South Dakota Nebraska Utah Kentucky Georgia Iowa South Carolina Edinburgh Scotland Sydney Nova Scotia Shanghai China London England Vimy Ridge France Tokio Japan Lahore India Sydney Australia Montreal Toronto Bermuda Plymouth Bangkok Bordeaux and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard House
Louisa M. Alcott
Lexington Road
Concord
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Virginia
Oregon
Illinois
California
Ohio
Colorado
Minnesota
Maryland
Louisiana
Indiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
West Virginia
Texas
Arizona
Delaware
Idaho
Kansas
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Alabama
Florida
Oklahoma
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Utah
Kentucky
Georgia
Iowa
South Carolina
Edinburgh
Scotland
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Shanghai
China
Bourneville
England
San Juan
Costa Rica
Athens
Greece
Calgary
Alberta
New Glasgow
Marbury
Deutchland
Canton
Uebec
London
Vimy Ridge
France
Tokio
Japan
Lahore
India
Australia
Springfield
Montreal
Seattle
Washington
Hiroshima
Bombay
Dunkirk
New Zealand
Durbar
Johannesburg
South Africa
Toronto
Canada
Staines
Port Hope
Ontario
Bermuda
Plymouth
Bankok
Siam
Bordeaux
Recent Guests at the Colonial Inn
The Colonial Inn lists visitors including Miss Alice P Higgins of San Francisco Sam Pack Jr of Paris France Mrs Stebe Mr and Mrs Lucien Shaw of Los Angeles Mrs D W Edwards of Ashland Oregon and Cale Tolman of Seward Alaska R L Warner formerly of Concord now in St Louis registered at the inn Warner family now in Cambridge and daughter Elizabeth Noyes Warner a recent Vassar chairman resumes studies at Vassar College Mrs Richard Edwards of Peru Indiana hosted her son at Middlesex School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Inn
Alice P. Higgins
San
Francisco
Sam Pack, Jr
Paris
France
Stebe
Lucien Shaw
Los Angeles
D. W. Edwards
Ashland
Oregon
Cale Tolman
Seward
Alaska
R. L. Warner
Concord
St. Louis
The
Colonial
Warner
Cambridge
Rummage sale for Red Grass Dental Clinic benefit
A rummage sale to benefit the Red Grass Dental Clinic will be held Thursday October 13 starting at 10 am in Mrs Sherman Hoars barn at 72 Main Street Concord. Contributions may be left at the hoar residence or called for by notifying Mrs Hoar at 163 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Grass Dental
Sherman Hoar
Main Street
Concord
Pulpit to be filled by Huntington and Richardson
Rev. Charles W. Huntington of Wal tham supplied the pulpit on Sunday October 2 and will also officiate October 9. For the next three Sundays Rev. Cyrus Richardson, who has served the parish for six months, will fill the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Huntington
Waltham
Cyrus Richardson
First Parish Unitarian Holds Teachers Meeting
Last Wednesday evening October 4 a Teachers meeting was held in the church parlors of the Parish House at 8 o clock.
Mrs Amelia Bent Dies in 91st Year
Mrs Amelia M Bent widow of Nathaniel Bent died September 29 in her 90s. She was mother of Mrs Harvey Wheeler of Concord and aunt of Mrs Raphael M Hoyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia M. Bent
Nathaniel Bent
Bent
Harvey Wheeler
Concord
Raphael M. Hoyle
Maynard Seventh Exhibition Highlights Local Stands
William Coulter and local judges showcased fancy work, fruits, vegetables, and flower displays. Prize winners included Mrs. Edward Henderson and Annalee aged knit spread, with Ada Worden and Concord figures among the judges and organizers overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coulter
William McAuslin
Mia
Charles Richardson
Orville Tucker
Harlan Riley
Jimmie Ell
Wang
Wang Blues
Albert Riley
James Farrell
Harlan Powers
Ada Worden
MS. Williams
Concord
George Lawton
Maude
S. Comely
Bedford
L M. Williams
Wetherbee
Stow
RB. Joucet
Acton
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Edward Henderson
Annalee
Martin Bromley
Leslie Sims
Lucius Maynard
E. J. Cahoon
Albert Larkin
Mary Pontefact
Ida Brown
Harris Clements
C. Gwillow
B. J. Cahoon
Edward Hendeson
L. Maynard
Mabel © Brown
M. Bromley
L. Sims
Hattie Maynard
Roy Worden
Maple Street
Zenia
Cosmos
Wiliam McGarry
Willam McGarry
John Webster
W. J. Hayward
Wm. Hayward
New Zealand
C. D. Fletcher
Fred Hanson
F. Sanderson
Wm. McGarry
Frey Hanson
Niagara
Frank FB. Sanderson
Herbert Martin
Lena Downey
Dora Harris
Emma Morse
Adelaide Sims
Waltham Fair Winners Include Betty and Charles Howe
At the Waltham Fair Miss Betty Howe and Charles Howe won prizes. Betty captured 12 varieties of canned fruit and vegetables, while Charles won for vegetables from his own garden. The Howes are children of Mr and Mrs Oscar H. Howe of South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Carles Howe
Oscar H. Howe
Charles
First Social Event of Season Held Last Week in South Aeton
The South Aeton Improvement Association held its first annual meeting since reorganization at the Associa in 1921 22. Seventy seven members attended a harvest supper led by Rev Ralph A Barker with Chef Fred Be Macomber praised for the feast. New members admit ted numbered sixteen as Charles F Edney presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa
South Aeton
Fred BE
Macomber
Charles F. Edney
William T. Merriam
Frank T. Holland
Frank L. Stiles
Madeline Ineson
T. C. Gallagher
Early Fall Wedding in Acton Unites Weee a Lage and Mildred McClenathan
Everett Weee a Lage and Mildred McClenathan of West Acton wed at home on September 28. Rev Wheeler presided. The bride, a Concord High School graduate and WWI veteran, is active in Acton Lodge 203 IOOF. The couple will reside in South Acton after a wedding trip to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Weee
Mildred McClenathan
West Acton
The
Wide
Mr Wheeler
Baptist Church
South Acton
Concord High School
Acton Lodge Lie
IOOF
Boston & Maine Railroad
Maine
Reed
Pes
Maple St
West Acton Residents and Visitors in Weekly Chores and Trips
West Acton Mrs Daniel Beach keeps house for James A Grimes and son. John Davis works for Charles J Kelley the plumber. A W Davis and wife and E B Morse and family drove to the White Mountains for a weekend trip. Mr Sprague of California is expected to visit his daughter Mrs A B Parker. Miss Edith Woodward of Somerville returned to her Boston Monday job after a week with H E Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beach
James A. Grimes
John Davis
Charles J. Kelley
A. W. Davis
E. 8. Morse
White Mountains
Mr. Sprague
California
A. B. Parker
Edith Woodward
Somerville
Boston
H. E. Gates
Two Houses for Quick Sale in Stow Massachusetts
Two houses in Stow Massachusetts a tenement house a four room bungalow with improvements. One car line two miles from Maynard about five acres of land with a lot of fruit. For quick sale on terms see T F Mahoney Hudson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Mass
Maynard
T. F. Mahoney
Hudson
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Acton Agricultural Fair
Channing Cox
C. N. Goward
Ledgard
Marlboro Office
Cadillac Sales and Service
Vesta Batteries
Walden St
Concord Motor &Co
Tel
Innes D, Campbell
Edward H. Torrey
Douce Brothers Motor Cars
Alcott House
Trinitarian Church
Sheridan
Colonial Hall
Maynard, Mass
Coffield
A. D. MacRae
Main St
M Res
SUCAR
L. Anderson & Son’s
L. Anderson & Sons
Moving Pictures
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Douglas Maclean
the News
Quaint
Rouen
Association Hall
Concord Junction, Mass
May McAvoy
Bill and Bob
Universal
Mary Miles Mioter
Pathe News