Concord News Highlights Local Social and Various Happenings
Miss Josephine Jewell will attend a private school in Boston this season. Mrs. Etta E. Dodge moves back to her Sudbury road home. Rev. Loren B. MacDonald to Lynchburg January 1922 for church extension meetings. An unusual Civil War flag in Nabby Cook's home on Lenn road is described with hearts replacing stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jewell
Boston
Sorge Kirkham Smith
Henry
FR Smith Sr
Mene Ee Se
Concord
Harriet Rood
Creat Barrington
Charles Carruth
Bermuda
Vine Peterson
Miss Perry
D. B. Hosmer
Daniel Lothrop
Margaret Sidney
California
William Bass
Waltham
Helen
George
Minot Baker
George Walcott
Eleanor Johnson
Milton
H. A. Lloyd
Main Street
Emmett
River Street
Homer A. Davis
Dallas
Tesas
Mires
Gravesen
Ronthe
Brooklyn
Wilfrid Wheeler
Sud‘hors
Road
Irs
Anson Wheeler
Allan French
Detroit
Walter
Wood
Leslie Leland
Lead
Mary Cook Wheeler
Sudbury
Snyder
Erie County
New York State
Buffalo
Wis
Nen Air School
Leland
Dorothy Canfield
Fisher
Richardson
Drue
Eee
Hubbardst
Punkatasset Hill
Gordon Hu
Alice Bowsker
Hall
John Damon
Pittsburgh
Mason Garfield
Torrey & Vialle
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Etta E. Dodge
Sudbury Road
Frederick Holland
Main St
Jerome Gleason
Loren B. MacDonald
Lynchburg
Church Extension Movement
Lenn
Nabby Cook
Nabby
A.brongon Alcott
Mr. Alcott
United States
Concord High Opens Football Season in 6-6 Tie
Concord High opened its football season Saturday with a 6-6 tie against Fitchburg second team. Concord outplayed the opposition but was undone by an unlucky second quarter break. Giles and Mullaney starred in the backfield with Eldridge and Mara strong on the line as Pickard and Muldoon contributed in the ground game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fitchburg
Pickard
Giles
Mullaney
Ft. Giles
Eldridge
Mara
F. Packard le le Townsend
Ridley
Richmond Johanson
Kaulback Lawton
Wood Cee Roy Martinson
MacMaurey
Groop Mara le Ye
Ab Muldoon Mullaney
Bunker
Shay
Doherty
Women's Parish Association Meets New President
The first meeting of the Women's Parish Association for 1921 22 introduced new president Mrs Henry F Smith Jr and vice presidents Miss Elizabeth Everett and Mrs Ralph Holden at the Unitarian church. A musical program featured Eunice Pepper and Junior Alliance singers with Marian Barker and Isabel Wheeler. refreshments followed. Barn For Sale includes 32 by 57 foot building on Miss A M Keyes land. details via R Emerson Concord 181 M. WANTED helping household workers and sewing for adults and children. Also sales ad for J R Watkins Company opportunities in Concord and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association
Unitarian Church
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Elizabeth Everett
Ralph Holden
Eunice Pepper
Junior Alliance
Amy Bygrave
Helen ‘Chamberlain
Peggy Howe
Eleanor Holden
Millie Keyes
Edith Morse
Helen Smith
Marian Barker
Percy Wn
Isabel
Wheeler
Concord Tennis Club Closes 1921 Season With 3 1 Victory
The Concord Tennis club finished its season defeating Lexington 3 to 1 on Lexington’s courts. Lexington won one doubles match. the other was halted due to darkness. Concord played exceptionally well and believed they could have won the last doubles if not for the darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Tennis Club
Lexington
Concord
Seniors Hold First Hop at Eaton Hall
Concord High School seniors held the year’s first hop in Eaton Hall on Friday afternoon. Mary Christian, class of 1921, provided music and punch was served during intermission to all attendees.
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Concord High School
Eaton Hall
Mary Christian
Legion Dance Held at Walden Street Hall
The James J. Mansfield post A L held a dance last Friday night at their new Walden street quarters but rain kept attendance low. Keney's Melody Boys of Boston provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Walden Street
Keney's
Melody Boys of
Boston
Hoar Family Lands in Quebec After Alpine Motor Tour
Clement Ford and Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoar have just landed in Quebec docking on September 29. After reaching England in early summer the party visited major battlefields then enjoyed a motor trip through the Swiss and Italian Alps and lake regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Ford
Samuel Hoar
Quebec
England
Auto Trip Through Annisquam Areas Enthralls Concord Party
Mr and Mrs Philip Davis and Dr and Mrs William Bartlett recently returned to Concord from Annisquam and traveled through Cra Mountains and Notches. They expect vivid autumn color as the foliage changes, reporting a long scenic journey and prospect of striking color effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Davis
William Bartlett
Concord
Annisquam
New Concord High Teachers Arrive for Winter
Miss Willey the new English instructor at Concord High School will live with Miss Harriet Road for the winter. Miss Wolfe the mathematics teacher, also new to the school, will reside with Miss Edith Bean.
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Willey
Concord High School
Portsmouth
N. H
Harriet Road
Wolfe
Edith Bean
Concord Grange hosts teachers reception at Legion HQ
The Concord Grange will hold a reception for teachers and Parent Teachers Association members at the Legion headquarters on Wednesday evening October 5. Attending are Burr J Macone Edith Comeau Helen Ridley and Arthur F Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Legion
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Burr J
Esa Macone
Edith Comeau
Helen Ridley
Arthur F. Adams
Rummage Sale For Red Cross Dental Clinic
Charity rummage sale to benefit the Red Cross Dental Clinic. Held Thursday October 13 starting at 10 p m at Mrs Sherman Hoar’s barn 72 Main street Concord. Items can be dropped at the barn or called in for pickup by contacting Mrs Hoar at 163 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Dental Clinic
Sherman Hoar
Main Street
Cogcord
Delegates Elected for Auxiliary Convention
A Women's Auxiliary meeting at Waldenseanon ing headquarters elected three delegates for Middlesex County Caucus in Boston on Oct 1 and the national convention in Kansas City on Nov 1. Delegates named were Miss Mary Flavin, Mrs Granville Holden, and Mrs Horton Edmands. A number of knitted articles were presented. Dr and Mrs Emerson stay with Mrs Forbes at Naushon.
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En Aos Post
Waldenseanoning
Middlesex County
Boston
Kansas City
Mary Flavin
Granville Holden
Horton Edmands
Dr. and
Mrs. Emerson
Mrs. Forbes
Naushon
Books Added to Cord Free Public Library for September
The library lists fiction titles including Penny Plain Bat Wing If Winter Comes and The Year Delight among new arrivals. Children’s selections cover The Silver Bear Folk Story Plays for Children and Boy Scouts Book of Fireside Stories while general literature features Fabre More Hunting Wasps and Lost Ships and Lonely Seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Free Public Library
Penny Plain
Elam
Cape Currey
Guns of the Gods
Quin
Helen
Thankful Spicers
Polly
Donovan Chance
Boy Scouts
Adele Dor‘ng
Raphael Pumpelly
Ours Trail Fort
Ihe Hock
Fabre
Paine
Washington
Forty Men Employed in Reforestation Work
Forty men are employed in reforestation efforts on a 600 acre farm near Heath and the Vermont line. The state purchased over £500 of land for forestry, with crews planting seedling trees including pines, to safeguard future generations. The access road traverses Run Mountain, totaling about 108 miles round trip in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Cutler
Franklin Forestry Company
Heath
Vermont Line
Vermont
Rans
Run Mountain
Stolen Autos Found Burned in Middlesex County
Report of multiple stolen cars across Middlesex County last Sunday includes at least two burned vehicles not stripped. One machine belonged to James M. Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
James M. Mc
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