Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Events
The D A B held a food sale at the Chapter house. Concord Grange met. A B Messer elected to state senate committee. Concord school to play Brown and Nichols next Friday. James Clark ill with rheumatism. Towle Kent man sick with tonsillitis. Tony Macone at J M Keyes garage. Mrs J B Wood hosted Concord Bible society. Harvard game attended by George Urquhart. Politicians spotted at American House. Cyrus Benjamin weekend in Milford N H. Fall baseball practice underway. Water department replacing pipes. Mary Grimes wins prize at Four Merry Rubes dance. Laurence Siegfried visiting. to enter Harvard. Concord Gold Fellows degree team to Hudson. Knights of Columbus vesper service. Senator Harvey renominated in Boston. Samuel Upham named county commissioner candidate. IC H S A A elects managers. Long-awaited fire department helmets arrive. Roger Sherman Hoar on resolutions committee. Automobiles cited for speeding. several fines issued. Leo Cull visiting Beverly. Concordians attend whist at Concord Junction. Spencer brothers to ship oysters in glass jars. Cross-country run planned by C H S athletic association. Tailor-made outfits cheaper with Simpson cloth. Joseph Dee patents a ladder carrier. Senior class votes to continue The Voice. Leonard White re-elected editor. business staff named. Concord Woman's Club opens season with reception. Lomasney summer home rumor debunked. political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Macone
J. M. Keyes
J. B Wood
Concord Bible Society
George Urquhart
Harvard-Bates
Cambridge
Cyrus Benjamin
Milford
N. H
D. C. Hanley
Concord Qold Fellows
Hudson
Hnudson Lodge
Knights of Columbus
B. J. Moriarty
Boston
Harvey
Wednaday
Samuel Upham
Joseph Dee
Fire Department
Concord High School
the Voice
Leonard D. White
Kenneth B. Cook
Leslie Anderson
Concord
Woman's , Club
Springfield
Martin Lomasney
Ward 8
Hendricks Club
Mud and pipes clash on Main Street maintenance
Street department resents sarcasm about road conditions while the water department digs up Main Street. Road crews say no work will occur until water mains are through, claiming mud from oil dirt and rain shows off a “choice” mud mix. Water crews are accused of leaving streets rougher after pipe installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Main St
Death of 81 year old Concord resident Julia Dennis
Death of Mrs. Julia R. Dennis aged 81 at her daughter’s home in Concord Sunday Oct 1 follows a Vermont birth and marriage to Eugene Dennis. Widely loved for kindness and sympathy, she left many friends across generations. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OlMer
Concord
Julia R. Dennis
John Mac Cullar
Barton
Eugene . Dennis
Dennis
Massachusetts Milk Fight Prompts Board Removal Petition
George Albree, a Massachusetts milk producer and Milk Producers Association member, accuses the State Board of Health and the Board of Railroad Commissioners of discrimination and an illegal inspection scheme. He petitions Gov. Draper to remove both boards, citing higher milk transport rates and reduced dairy herds, while noting possible legislative remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albree
Milk Producers’ Association
State Board of Health
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Draper
Boston
Albree
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York City
New York State
Colonial Inn Notes Show Fading Guests As Cooler Weather Arrives
The Concord Colonial Inn reports a drop in motoring visitors with cooler days. Recent guests include Mrs. R. H. Dodd and daughter from Palmerton Pennsylvania, and travelers from Chicago Jamestown New York East Aurora West Coast cities, while others such as Miss J G Mason and Mrs J E Brown from Philadelphia, plus many more, stayed at the Colonial Annex or inn during last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
R. H. Dodd
Palmerton, Pa
Colonial Annex
W. C. Brigham and Son
Chicago
Inn
F. H. Marshall
Jamestown
N. Y
E. J. Shay
East Aurora
E. Putnam
Mexico
W. A. Davis
Lorain
J. R. Spenner
N. H. Davis
L. B. Davis
Cincinnati
Rowland Lippincott
Philadelphia
M. 8. Brower
Indianapolis
Ind
J. G. Mason
Germantown
Juniors Sophs Lose Second Game 12 0
Concord high school Juniors and Sophomores met Thursday September 30 with the Juniors being defeated 12 to 0. All scoring occurred in the final ten minutes as the Junior Sophs collapsed. Damon led the Juniors while Green and Hubbard starred for the opponents. Ballou Urquhart and Richardson scored with a safety and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Junior-Sophs
Damon
Green
Hubbard
Hunt
Harwood
Anderson
Ryan
Holt
Elms
Urquhart
Garvey
Officers elected at North Middlesex Woman's Mission meeting
The North Middlesex branch of the Woman's Board of Missions held its annual meeting at Trinitarian church with Mrs. Henry C. Rolfe presiding. Officers elected include Rolfe president, Miss Laker and Mrs Covill vice presidents, Miss Ant Martha Conant secretary, Miss Julia Conant treasurer, and Mrs Edward C. Damon auditor. Miss Harriet Stanwood gave the main address, and Miss Bushee spoke in the afternoon about Spain. A quartet provided music. luncheon was served by several volunteers. Also noted is Joseph Hopkins confined at home with a sprained ankle from a recent Saturday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middlesex
Woman’s Board of Missions
Trinitarian Church
Henry C. Rolfe
Concord
Laker
Westford
Covill
Fitchburg
Martha J. Conant
Shirley
Julia Conant
Littleton Treas
Edward C. Damon
E. Harriet Stanwood
Boston
Woman's Board
Bushee
Spain
Gertrude Todd
Cyrus Benjamin
Charles H. Towite
Thomas Todd, Jr
Mary V. Tewksbury
Edward Caiger
Lillian Petersen
Ragna Petersen
Cornelia Thorpe
Tarbell
Joseph Hopkins
Grant St
Advertised Letters List from Local Post Office
The notice lists names of residents with undelivered mail including I Baken James Braggs Rev and Mrs Bacon Rev Wm Coud en Mr and Mrs John L Clarke Mr and Mrs Geo Houston James Kennellay Dr Lane Geo Millinshan Edward Sturgis Elmer Young Mrs Henry Belknar Miss M A Burns Mrs A C L Fox Miss BE Raid Mrs F G Sortwell Mrs Harry Turner and others seeking collection.
Prescott Nominated by Concord Republicans for State Representative
Charles W. Prescott of Concord was unanimously named Republican standard bearer for the coming representative contest at a Thursday evening convention. The gathering endorsed his candidacy amid strong support from local leaders and Prescott's long record as a farmer, activist in asparagus interests, and community leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Prescott
Prescott
Fred’ Eaton
C. ‘Hayden Whitney
Concord
Prescott Keyes
E. P. Riply
A. B. Messer
E. P. Ripley
Gerry
Sudbury
Concord High Will Not Field Football Team This Year
It is decided there will be no football team at Concord high school this year. With no regulars from last year and the captain position vacant after Capt Knowles resignation, interest has waned. The manager and coach opted to forego a full squad, though interclass games may occur to keep the sport alive in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Capt. Knowles
Concord Local3 Classified Advertisements Read In Four Towns
Advertisements printed for Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury include vacancies for a neat capable woman cook and a general housework girl, shingle sales, boot and shoe maker notices, rental offers, and an auction date for real estate on Lexington road with personal property to sell. Local agents and contact details appear throughout the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Henry D. Coolidge
Sudbury Rodd
Mass
Priday
Lexington Road
Post Office
Lewis A. Maker
Congord
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mapp
Reception to Bishop Anderson in Concord K of C rooms
Last Tuesday evening in the Concord council K of C rooms a reception was held for Bishop Anderson of Boston. Despite bad weather a large crowd attended as Rev. M. J. Flaherty introduced the bishop who spoke about his past visits to St. Bernard's parish and praised the people's progress. At the end, attendees had an opportunity to be presented to the bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
K. of C
Anderson
Boston
M. J. Flaherty
St. Bernard’s Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapter House
Concord Grange
Concord School
Brown and Nichols’ School
George Clark
Charles Kent
Towle & Kent
Enterprise
Mary Grimes
Concord Junction
Laurence Siegfried
Montclair
N. J
Stephen Pepper
Harvard College
Julian Ballou
John A. Garvey
Roger Sherman Hoar
Hoar
Frank B. Sanford
District Court
Volney J. Jacobs
Frank McGowan
Nolo Contendre
Fred E. Davis
Charlestown
Summerfield Hagerty
New York
Eugene A. Darling
Melrose Electric Light Company
Leo Cull
Beverly
Spencer Brothers
C. H. 8. Athletic’ Association
A. P. Simpson
Guv Draper
Lincoln
Christian’s Church
Wilfrid OfClare
Archie Bowie
Samuel Ross
John Perroni
Joseph King
George Cutus
George Landry
Wilfrid Thibault
Joseph Tallon
David Wiliams
Daniel Hayes
Albert Collins
Thomas Clarke
William Perkins
John O'Grady
Mary Jenney
Margaret Collins
Margaret Prendergast
Helen Tallon
Mary Collins
Isabel Reilly
Mary Castrilli
Antonio Castrilli
Nora McCarthy
Leo Roscoe
Louise Williams
Louise Landry
Harm
William Tobin
Edward Connelly
John Fallon
Matthew Cliinane
James Fee
George Maguire
T. Sullivan
Wm. Towler
James Brown
Sidney White
Edward Cullinane
Cornelius Cullinane
Charles Bulger
Joseph Gaudet
J. O’brien
D. Bouvier
G. Grant
J. Brown
Joseph Tillotson
Joseph Hayes
T. McHugh
Richard Dee
William Dee
John Dolan
F. Maguire
T. Hanlon
Joseph Hanlon
J.hanson
Hugh Grant
George Tobin
Wm. Ryan
Thos. Hopkins
Leon Moreau
Peter Feehan
Edward Cull
Bi’ McKenna
R. Swan
John Loftus
Pierce Kelly
Alfred Loftus
John Simpson
Charles Simpson
Murray Reid
Arthur Sheehan
Edward Gilbert
Francis Bennett
Timothy Crowley
Edward Boyce
Joseph Crowley
Phillip Sheehan
John Kenna
James Ryan
Frederick Rocks
Mary Connors
Catherine Gleason
Elizabeth Dee
Helen Hagerty
Mary Tobin
Hannah Hayes
Catherine Furey
Mary Furey
Catherine Loftus
Agnes Donahue
Marion Kilfoyle
Eva Ragio
Gertrude Murphy
B. Murphy
Mary Ryan
Mary Fitzgerald
Irene Loftus
Mary Dee
Cecilia Dee
Catherine Bulger
Mary Burke
Joanna Mulcahy
Josephine Moreau
Gladys Hagerty
Evelyn , Murphy
Joseph Fitzgerald
Annie Flagin
Marion Cull
Dorothy ‘Cull
Margaret ‘Magurn
Catherine Fee
Alice Ryan
Louise Moreau
Sarah Towler
Florence Kilfoyle
Gertrude Simpson
Mary Connelly
Teresa O’brien
Julia Craig
Margaret Craig
Catherine Obrien
Kitty Coffee
Esther Ryan
Marie Giblin
Minnie Keefe
Joseph Hennessey
Katherine Connors
Ellen Connors
Margaret Gilbert
Alice Benett
Josephine Roslefski
Colonial Inn
Sophs
Woman's Board of Missions Met
Chas. W. Prescott
Representative
New England
Mass. Aparagus Growers’ Association
Bedford St
United States Agricultural Department
Concord Farmers’ Association
Republican Town Committee
Republican Club of
First Parish
Concord Antiquarian Society
Brown
Bedford
Hyde
Weston
Tolman
Wheeler
Palmer
Gites
Doherty
Parmenter
Cutting
AMC
Bim St
Vortex Vacuum Cleaner
Boylston St
Winnemay Sr
Natick
J. W. Raymond
P. Ryan
Railroad Jane
Sudbury Road
Geo. D. Hubberd
Concord Jet
Jeremiah Sheehan
Bishop Anderson
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Welch’s Grape Juice
J.C. Friend
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
A. Baker
Shop
Walden St
A. L. Hicks
Marcel
Postoffice
DR. A. Fernald
Baylston St
Pel
Back Bay
Chas
A. Parmenter
South Sudbury
Mas Mass
W. Herbert Way
O. E. Patch
DE Kulscar
General Teaming & Mall
Bedford Court
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Annie E. Payson
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