Concord Fair to Benefit Danish Ladies Society
Annual fair under Ladies Ald Society of the Scandinavian M. church will be held Thursday and Friday with fancy work sale entertainment and supper each evening. Next Monday the Concord School contents go to public auction. Local notes mention track meet results, staffing changes, and upcoming events around town.
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New York City
Ladies’ Ald Society
Scandinavian M
Concord School
Boston
Friend
Concord High
Cullinane
John Hunt
Boston Globe
Harry Dye
Richardson
Orioles
Rhode Island
Frank J. Barker
Dorchester
Henry J. Hosmer
Main St
Barker
Acton
W. Rollins Abrams
California
Epee
Misa Lillian Petersen
Joseph Smith
Eimer Justin
New Hampshire
Ape
Walter A. Carr
West
Carr
Abert
Gov. Foss
Fred F. Walker
Burlington
Mass
Mabel Elms
Concord Jct
Percy Foss
Maine
Enoch Garfield
Thoreau St
Town Hall
Virgil
Shattuck
Harvey Wheeler
William Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
New York
Edward
James Skehan
Thomas Skehan
James
John Goulding
Philadelphia
John Bruce
Myron Kerrigan
Jacime Bartolomeo
Concord High School
Sutter to Manage Colonial Inn Dining Venture
Yeager of Pit set to close deal through Sutter of Boston who will run the Colonial Inn. Sutter has trained at Delmonico New York and Sherry's in New York City and eight years at the Rathskellar Boston. He aims to keep the house open year round with new ideas while Treen remains as clerk.
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Ok Sutter
Boston
Sutter
Delmonico
New York
F&nd
Sherry’s
Game City
Colonial Inn
W. A. Treen
Tri Tri n Itarian Church Publishes Busy Winter Schedule
The Trinitarian Church outlines Sunday services with sermons on The Triune Source of Our Civilisation and Why I Believe The Bible. The Winter Extension Course led by Dr Winchester has begun with about 40 members, plus a Noon Course for Sunday School hour. The Boys Brigade resumes Tuesday evenings, and the Middlesex Union Association annual meeting is planned.
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Winchester
Bedford
Concord Jct
Nday
Boys’ Brigade
Middlesex Union Association of Con
Bible Class Opens Weekly Study With Dr Winchester
Dr Benjamin Winchester of the Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society starts a Bible study class at the Congregational church. The open session drew about 40 attendees from town, Concord Junction, and Bedford. The first section covers Genesis to Malachi with topics including The Family, Temptation, Knowledge, Fatherhood, Brotherhood, and The Early Struggle for Freedom.
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Winchester
Benjamin
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Congregational Church
Concord Junction
Bedford
Malachi
Concord Democrats eye McCarthy win as Hoar successor
Concord Democrats speculate Rep. McCarthy Marlboro will succeed Senator Hoar in the upper house. They fault past Republican nominating choices for underestimating labor votes and anticipate a repeat campaign with new principals. Republicans vow a vigorous race. Frothingham is expected to win a large vote for governor with strong turnout planned. In Boston October 7 a Founders of Massachusetts Club meeting nominates Mrs. Lothrop for president, but she declines due to planned year in California.
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Concord
Rep. McCarthy
Marlboro
Hoar
Frothingham
Boston
the Founders of
Massachusetts
1. A
Mra
Lothrop
Old Chapter
California
Concord 18 Lexington 8 in football rout at Lexington
Concord High defeated Lexington 18 to 8 as Potter Rocks and Johnson scored for Concord. The win featured strong line play and accurate kicking though the game was marred by referee Grumman’s disputed calls.
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Concord High
Concord High School
Lexington
Grumman
Fleer
Concord
Potter
Rocks
Johnson
Montague
Dye
Farington
Reed
Lexington Wood
Potter le Re Scannon Sargent
Tape
Rg Walker
T. Ryan
Prentiss
Golden Payson
Woodworth
Petersen W. Ryan
MacDonald Montague
le Mitchell Hollis
MacKenzie
Reed Dye
Watts Johneon
Hill Rocks
Viano
Goddard
Locke
Middlesex and Roxbury Latin Play to a Scoreless Tie
Hard fought Middlesex and Roxbury Latin settle for a 0 0 tie after a slippery field and rain. Umpire Galbraith ref and Gallagher named referee with linesmen Hewick and a late timer.
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Middlesex
Roxbury
Lowell Textile Defeats Middlesex 6 to 0 in Noon Match
Middlesex fell 6 to 0 as Lowell Textile Institute dominated with two backs in a steady ground attack led by Lamont who broke through for multiple long gains and a touchdown. Schofield added the extra point as officials Galbraith Gallagher and Rensel presided over two halves of play.
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Middlesex
Lowell Textile Institut
Lamont
Lowell Textile
Taft le
McKinley
Devereuex Crane
Morgan Washburn
Madeira Devere
Ec Winsor Kelsey
Emerson Thompson
Blanchard Strauss
le W. Boyden
Hamilton
Haydock Prost
Miller
Ehofield
Sanderson Lamont
Douglass
Schofield
Galbraith
Gallagher
Rensel
Inesman
Brown
Advertised Letters List Names and Recipients
A column lists names of individuals with advertised letters including Jonas Beranaurkis Anton Bere Chas Fremand Wm Cunningham M Heron Miss Bertha J Briggs Miss Jennie Chapman Mrs M Kimachi Miss Elise Jackson Miss Marie Lasey Miss M E Murphy Xante Noonan Miss Blea Miss Hattie L Wheeler and others.
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Jonas Beranaurkis
Anton Bere
Chas. Fremand
Wm. Cunningham
M Heron
Parish Honors Pastor On Milestone Anniversary
A reception for Rev. Tewksbury marked his twenty year milestone in this town. Guests entered the church as Rev. and Mrs. Tewksbury greeted them, with carna tions from friends lining the rooms. Speakers included Thomas Todd Jr and G H Hopkins among others, and a purse of over 300 dollars in gold was presented to the pastor.
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Bury
Te ‘Shioners
Thomas Todd, Jr
Tewkis
Alvord -Rose
Hore
Thomas Todd
G. H. Hopkins
Benjamin Moody
Lars Petersen
Charles R. Baldwin
Walter A. Carr
Henry (. Rolfe
Charles H. Towle
Ole O. Thorpe
Reception to President by Concord Woman's Club
The Concord Woman's club hosted its annual reception for new president Mrs. Frederick C. Dumaine at town hall with over 200 attendees. The event featured autumn decor, a receiving line with current and former officers, a revised speaking plan, a large new member list, and a silver offering for the Hindman School Scholarship Fund.
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Concord Woman's Club
Town Hall
Frederick C. Dumaine
George P. Furber
George B. Walcott
Henry of Rolfe
George M. Brooks
Anna H. Burrill
Daniel Lothrop
Louisa
May Alcott
Orchard House
Fraulein
Antonie Stolle
John H. Whitney
Walterb. Conant
Guy G. Fernald
Georgia Cremner
Louy T. Hosmer
Henry B. Joslin
Helen B. Keyes
A. R. McLeod
Norman Skene
Samuel H. Tuttle
Miriam W. Davis
Alice Jacobs
Caairman
G. Hollis Blake
Henry D. Coolidge
Edwin L. Drowne
Bessie L. Holden
Julia D. Wheeler
Joseph H. Williams
Hindman School
Barn Fire Destroys Historic Stable After Fast Spread
Dr. 8 H Blodgett reports a large barn near Morse tavern as the blaze raged shortly before 7. Horses and cattle perish while 12 carriages and 200 tons of hay are lost. Total loss estimated at 20000 dollars as investigators probe the cause. The elm nearby survives thanks to firemen.
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8. H. Blodgett
Blodgette
Morse Tavern
Obituary of Mrs. Sarah Frances Wright
Mrs. Sarah Frances Wright 62, beloved wife of George H. Wright, died at home on Barrett's Mil Road after a monthlong pneumonia. Funeral held Monday afternoon at home, Rev. Loren B. MacDonald officiated, Mrs. G. H. Blake sang. Burial at Sleepy Hollow. Born Isaac S. Lee on the old Lee farm in Nine Acre Corner, she lived in town her whole life. Survived only by her husband.
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Sarah Frances Wright
George H. Wright
Barrett's
Mil Road
Loren B. MacDonald
G. H. Blake
Sleepy Hollow
Lee
Nine Acre Corner
Death of John Dee at 78 on Lexington Road
John Dee died at his home on Lexington Road Tuesday after a short illness. He was 78 and had been ill for two weeks. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at St. Bernard's church. He leaves his wife and three children, Thomas Dee, Mary Dee and Mrs. Thomas Burke, all residents of this town.
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John Dee
Lexington Road
Mr. Dee
St. Bernard’s Church
Dee
North Lincoln
Thomas Dee
Mary Dee
Thomas Burke
Concord Classified Advertisements Read In Local Column
Advertisements for this column may be left at H L Whitcomb's and paid in advance. Rates are 10 cents a line or any portion per insertion. Listings cover Concord Maynard Littleton Bed Acton Sudbury. Lost Airedale terrier answering to Rough reward for return to E L Philbrick Lexington Mass. Lost Saturday Sept 16 from carriage between 46 Main St Concord and The Wayside Lexington Road a Norwegian rug plaid and multicolored. Return and receive reward Mrs Daniel Lothrop The Wayside. Wanted second man on farm Harry Hunt Thorndale Concord Mass. A house to rent on Middle St Concord Mass. Inquire McManus Bros Furnished rooms to let Apply to R B Peterson 15 Everett St. Stop at Old Concord Chapter House 3 Lexington Road for luncheon or afternoon tea Parties accommodated upon request. Telephone Concord.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bed Acton
Sudbury
Main St
Lexington Road
Daniel Lothrop
Old Concord
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Worcester Boston
Newbury Street
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Concord, Mass
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Friend's
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Monument St., Concord
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Bayieton
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