Concord Woman's Club Receives President at Season Opening
Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club opened its season with a large reception to President Mrs George M Baker on a perfect October day. The town hall decor featured autumn leaves and flowers as the reception line formed with emphasis on past presidents, and new members joining during the season.
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Concord
Massachusetts Woman's Club
Florence Howe
George M. Baker
Charles H Towle
Leslie Moore
Club
Thomas Todd, Jr
Murray Balou
Ethel G. Hoyle
Caroline P. Holden
Notice of separation and business recruitment
Lincoln September 22 1914 notice that Annie Barnes has left my bed and board and that I shall not be responsible for any bills contracted by her. THOMAS BARNES. SALESMEN WANTED to advertise cigars. Masy work. Earn $90 monthly and all traveling expenses. Experi ences unnecessary. Also handle pop ular cigarettes and tobacco. Nerene Cigar Co New York NY 816-101 WANTED Woman for general housework 56 Main st.
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Lincoln
Annie Barnes
Concord Mass
Thomas Barnes
Nerene Cigar Co
New York
N. Y
Concord News Highlights Local Social and War Efforts
Concord residents join regional visitors for tours and church events As the war proclaims Armistice appeals and peace sermons unfold Concord hosts civic groups, youth petitions to European rulers, Red Cross drives and a whist party in October.
Peace Sermons At St Bernard’s And Lincoln Service
At St Bernard's a large parish gathering heard Rev Mahon speak on Peace at 8 o clock mass and 10 30 service. He linked war to declines in Christianity and urged actions to stop it. Rev Fr Lynch preached on Peace at the Lincoln service.
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St. Bernard’s
Pr Mahon
Fr. Lynch
Lincoln
Where He Drew the Line Tit-Bita
Suburban resident finds comfort in morning leaf whispers while a city man dislikes the sound of grass being mown. A light, humorous Tit-Bita exchange contrasts rural calm with urban disdain for lawn care.
Horse Frightened Runaway Narrowly Escapes at Milldam
A horse bolted on Walden Street after a furniture truck passed, throwing Mrs. Patrick Dolan to cling to the reins. She guided the horse toward the milldam, avoiding injury. Her son John Dolan seized the animal to stop it, leaving the carriage damaged with broken shafts but no serious harm to people. Miss Ruby Thomas of Poston has been visiting G W Triunt on Thenan Street.
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Milldam
Patrick Dolan
Walden
Bedford Street traffic rules spark daily warnings
Chief Craig reports 74 offenders counseled Sunday as Bedford Street remains a hazard under new one way limits. Seniors win inter class track meet with Harwood leading with four firsts and two seconds totaling 26 points of 51.
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Bedford St
Craig
Bedford Sr
Harwood
Wm. Dee
Goodearl
Kelley
Olsen
Hayes
Lyons
Boyce
Breath
W. Dee
Goodear
Tong
R. Dee
Durkin
Bresth
Sophomor
Ladies Aid meeting and church events summary
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. M Olsen’s Westford road home with 65 attendees and new members. Lena Larson read minutes, approved by the secretary, with Mrs. Frank Petersen as president. A peace Sunday was observed in the Sunday school Epworth League and congregation. A student recovery party for M S Haver followed at 3 Fielding Street with speeches by Revs Carlsen and Borggreen and a purse from a donor. Middlesex school football opens Wednesday with Fitchburg Normal School visitors. Rev A M Osgood of Maynard was in Concord.
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Howe Garden Association
Cambridge
Concord
Prof
Harris
Edgar Weeks
Marlboro
Edna G. Calef
Waltham
Ernest Hinsmann
W. D. Cross
Monument Hall
J. William Byron
Michael Hopkins
Daniel F. Piennessy
David Carey
Charles J. Hogan
Michael J. Collins
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Olsen
Westford Rd
Lena Larson
Frank Petersen
Epworth League
Young Peoples Meeting
Church Friends
Fielding St
Deaconess’ Hospital
Titcomb
B. E. Carlsen
A. Borggreen
Mr. Haver
Theological School
Evanstown
Ill
Middlesex School
Fitchburg Normal School
Middlesex
A. M. Osgood
M. I. Church of
Maynard
Governor Walsh Buys Sweets in Concord Stop
Governor David I Walsh visited Concord on a Boston to Leominster trip. He stopped at the Sign of the Kettle shop on Walden Street and later at the new Kitchen in the Butters house, buying a liberal amount of confections before continuing home to Clinton.
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David I. Walsh
Concord
Boston
Leominster
Gov. Walsh
Misses Jones
Clinton
Kettle
Walden
Butters House
Mainst
Corin thian Lodge to Meet in Masonic Hall Wednesday
A special communication of Corin thian lodge A F and A M will be held in the Masonic hall this Wednesday evening. An official will be paid the lodge by Rt Wor Harry G Pollard the District Deputy Grand Master and Wor Benjamin W Clements District Deputy Grand Marshal.
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Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Harry G. Pollard
Benjamin W. Clements
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