Local social notes from Billerica and nearby towns
Arthur Gowlins spent Sunday with relatives in Billerica. Margaret FitzGerald of Concord visited Miss Nellie Kelley. W O Dowd purchased an automobile from Dr I Pfeiffer Jr. Miss Alice Power of Concord was guest of Miss Mabel Comley. Imuel G Prince Jr returned to New Haven to attend college. Agnes Kelley of Roxbury and Ida Pratt of Norwood were guests of Mr and Mrs B P Kelley. Miss Mary Connorton of Concord was guest of Miss Lil LIS Fitzgerald. Mr and Mrs George R Blinn returned home on Main Street after touring the White Mountains. Samuel G Prince and family returned home to Fietler Road after summer at Hampton Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kelley
Roxbury
Ida E.pratt
Norwood
B. P. Kelley
McDonough
Somerville
John Me
Hartwell Rd
George R. Blinn
Main T
Samuel G. Prince
Fietler Rd
Hampton Beach
N. H
Frederick Parker Buys New Ford Touring Car
Frederick Parker purchased a new Ford touring car as New England Nurseries report an unusually busy fall season with orders and shipments accelerating for autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Parker
New England
Miss Perrins Dancing Class Opens Friday Night
Miss Perrins dancing class will open on Friday night marking the start of the regular winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perrin
Mason couple move from North Road to Winchester
Mr and Mrs Edward G Mason relocate from their North road residence to a new home in Winchester confirming a residential move. The notice records a change of address for the couple and their continued occupancy in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Mason
North Rd
Winchester
School committee fills unexpired term appointment
Virs. John C. P. Riese appointed a member of the school committee to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Martha Sprague Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. P. Riese
Martha Sprague Mason
Concord woman leads Grange exhibits judging on Thursday
Miss Ruth Batchelder of Concord heads the domestic arts department and assists judges in preserving exhibits at the annual Grange event Thursday afternoon.
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Ruth Batchelder
Concord
Fletcher post office opens on Friday with improved conditions
The Fletcher post office in the block opened Friday October 1 with Mr. Manning receiving many congratulations for the new improved conditions he introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Block
Manning
First Dance of the Season by Jolly Six in town hall
The Jolly Six hosted the season’s first dance in town hall on Wednesday. Creighton’s Crescent orchestra of Woburn provided the music. A large crowd enjoyed dancing until midnight.
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Town Hall
Jolly Six
Creighton
Crescent Orchestra
Woburn
Rally Called Off By Storm For Suffrage Meeting
Storm cancels outdoor suffrage rally planned in front of the post office Saturday evening. Despite the weather, many gathered in the square and filled the league headquarters, where hosts served coffee and literature. The league will keep the rooms open daily during suffrage week and two evenings per week until after the election. The Concord Women's Club will host a president’s reception Monday at the town hall 3 to 5 for members and prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
L. B. Macdonald
F.C. Dumaine
The
Concord Woman’s Club
Town Hall
Armory Notes on Rendezvous Drills and New Building
Company I will resume drills Thursday evening with a first of two rendezvous drills this month The second is set for the 21st Since November 1 eight drills have been held A business meeting on the 14th will discuss plans for moving into the new armory and welfare matters Completion of the building by Whiton and Haynes is expected Thursday Work remains for bowling alleys shooting gallery and minor details Commission members including Adjutant General Cole Quartermaster General Emery Col Logan and Charles M Cox plus Captain M J Dee visited the site and praised the structure Changes requested by the commission are being made by the contractor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
Whiton & Haynes
State Armory
Armory Commission
Adjt
Cole
Emery
Col. Logan
Charles M. Cox
M. J. Dee
Concord
Concord Grange Fair Showcases Apple Exhibits and Prizes
The Concord Grange and Ladies Auxiliary hosted a weekly fair featuring attractive booths and a strong apple display led by C. W. Prescott. Prizes covered best boxes and plates of apples, with many booths selling aprons candy and ice cream while a fish pond and musical program entertained attendees. Several prizewinners and the general committee are listed, including Mrs. Augusta Foss and James Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
C. W. Prescott
Grange
Naan
Raymond
Grace Hunt
Ruth Raymond
Helen Hunt
Mrs. Jones
Augusta Foss
James Wilson
Chas, Denniston
Ashbury Pierce
C.W. Prescott
J. A. Macone
G. L. Prescott
J. S. Wilson
Granville Hol
Joseph Smith
A. A. Doolittte
Joseph Macone
Freenie Tuttle
Henry Helsher
Portland
Concord Woman's Club Executive Board Meeting
The executive board of the Concord Woman's Club met at Mrs. Ripley Bartlett's Sudbury Road home on Monday afternoon to conduct club business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Concord Woman's Club
Ripley Bartlett
Sudbury Rd
Year books mailed by Concord Woman's Club
The Concord Woman's Club mailed its year books to members at the week's start. The volume is described as attractive and the club's program promises to be entertaining and helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's’ Club
Shaw Campaign Rally Draws About 50 Supporters
A rally in support of governor candidate William Shaw took place in front of the post office Thursday afternoon. About 50 people gathered to hear Shaw and his backers outline the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Concord Junction Community News Gathers Visits and Moves
Frank King of Watertown spent Sunday at his mother's home while Taylor visited the Rockingham fair Thursday. Mrs. Walter Akers returned from Deaconess hospital. Miss Ellen Donlon guests of Mr and Mrs Patrick Prendergast. Carl Cadwell left for Detroit to work. Randall Woodworth began studies at Tufts Dental School last week. Mrs. Michael Kelly and Mrs. Benjamin Derby visited Fall River and Miss Emma Ryan trained at St Elizabeth hospital. John P Allen returned to the Mass Reformatory for a fortnight's vacation. Henry Armour of North Cohasset visited the Reillys in Everett. Montague appointed assistant in the Boston Y M C A engineering dept and to teach surveying at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Montague
Boston Y. M. C. A
Montague
Mrs Sarah Roberts Returns After Hospital Treatment
Mrs Sarah Roberts has returned from Deaconess hospital after two months of care. She is much improved in health following the operation she underwent there.
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Mra
Sarah Roberts
Deaconess Hospital
New Garage Under Construction at Grape Vine Cottage
Concord notes a garage being erected at Grape Vine cottage as Mr and Mrs John C Friegd spend the month in the White Mountains. The Y P S C R monthly meeting at Trinitarian church was led by Miss Annie Johnson. The Ladies Missionary society meets Thursday afternoon 2 to 5 at the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grape Vine Cottage
John C. Friegd
Main St
White Mountains
Annie Johnson
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Trinitarian Church
Mrs Robertson James Hosts Bryn Mawr Visitors
Mrs Robertson James entertained her daughter and her husband Mr George Vaux of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania at her Nash Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson James
George Vaux
Bryn Mawr, Penn
Nashawtuerd
Mrs Keyes and family visit in Oldtown Me
Mrs John M Keyes of Monument sr and her sister in law Mrs Mary K Sharpe of Lexington Kentucky visit Mrs Kenneth Clark in Oldtown Maine to see their daughter and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Keyes
Monument Sr
Mary K. Sharpe
Lexington, Ky
Kenneth Clark
Oldtown
Hitchcock Couple Relocate in Concord Town
Mr and Mrs A B Hitchcock move from Lowell Road to Middle Street in Concord. Their former residence is leased to George F Minns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hitchcock
Lowell Rd
Concord
Middle St
George F. Minns
Concord Mandolin Club Plans Debut Appearance Tonight
The Concord Mandolin Club will make its initial appearance at a entertainment event under the West Concord Woman's Club auspices on the evening of the 16th. Members include Misses Beastie Judge Gladys Love Helen Hunt Angie McRitchie Bertha Wilson and Phyllis Judge from Concord and Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Mandolin Club
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Arthur Gowlins
Billerica
Margaret FitzGerald
Con- 5
Nellie Kelley
Charles, W. O'Dowd
Ie Metz Automobile
Dr. I. Pfeif
Fer, Jr
Alice Power
Uest
Mabel Comley Durg
Imuel G. Prince, Jr
New Haven
College
Mary Connorton” of
Concordes
Lillis Fitzgerald
Dance
Iney E. McCleary
Maynard
Kind
T Santos
Wilk
Goodyear
Armory Notes
Miss Colwell
Edwin Wilson
Miss Barrett
Fred Taylor
W. M. Davis
P. Peterson
Charles Denniston
Ian Tuttle
M. Nise
ES Helsher
Boston
McIntosh
Pine Ridge
Bellflower
T. M. Barry
Palmer Greening
Pine Ridge Farm
E. F. Clark
Porter
R. I. Greening
Tr. M Barry
McIntosh Pine Ridge Farm
Tohn B. Lawrence
Wealthy
Snow
Moulton
Walter McCoubrey
Ben Davis
Miss B
Bartlett
Anjou
Wigwam Brook Farm
F. E. Powers
Sheldon
EB. F. Clark
F. B. Powers
Seckel
J. A Macone
H. C. Derby
Deaconess Farm
H. L. Thompson
Hubbard
Mass
Reformatory
Wilson
J. L. Gile Jr
Reform
B. FP. Clark
Orrin Butcher
Ashbury
Concord Junction
Frank King of
Watertown
Veep Taylor
Rockinghall Fair
Walter Akers
Ellen Donlon
Patrick Prendergast
Carl Cadwell
Detroit
Mich
Randall Woodworth
Tufts Dental School
Michael Kelly Tasket
Benjamin Derby
Fall River
Emma Ryan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John P. Allen
Henry Armour
North Cohasset
James Reilly
Weere
White's Darage
P. W. White
da Stree
Walden Hall
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