Concord Notes and Events Highlight Weekend Activities
Miss Isabelle Wheeler returns from New York en route to Concord for the week. A costume party is planned at Hibernian Hall on Saturday October 14 with the Chelmsford Orchestra providing music and a sale including vegetables foods jellies and preserves. A box of notices details a seven o clock start and a grab for children. A traffic incident at Thoreau Streets caused vehicle damage but no injuries. Firefighters responded to a Lexington Road blaze in Box 16 with substantial damage. Middlesex School opens with 157 boys and adds Leonard Ware and George Meadows to its staff. The Kings Daughters meet October tenth with Mrs Raron Holden. Alfred H Sawyer hosts a Columbus Day house party at Plymouth. Concord Women’s Club holds its first Executive Board meeting October 2 at Miss Helen Kelley’s home. Caroline Keyes returns to Olfields College enrollment. Parent-Teacher Association holds a meeting with Rev. Gail Cleland and Mr. Hall speaking on Tilcondoroga. Miss Fairfield provides refreshments and music.
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Isabelle Wheeler
New York
Germany
Concord
Lone
Norway
Hibernian Hall
Chelmsford
Russell Robb
Gorham
Maine
White Mountains
Thoreau Streets
Lexington Road
Watchloe
B. A. Marshall
F. Wheeler
Fairhaven Road
Middlesex School
Mr. Brown
Wendell P. Raymond
Leonard Ware
George Meadows
France
Far Weet
Middle
Kent
Tendesree
Kings
Raron Holden
Alfred H. Sawyer
Plymouth
Columbus
Morgan K. Smith
Nashoba Road
Fitch
Pauline Bodman
Frank J. Barker
Vermont
Miss McWalter
Miss Turner
Miss Chapman
Concord Women’s Club
Helen Kelley
Hubbard Street
Caroline, Keyes
George
Keyes
Liberty Street
Oltfields
Maryland
Chere
Gail Cleland
Cleland
Hall
Conant
Concord society notes and local happenings
A miscellany of Concord social items includes church events, visitors, and gatherings. Mentions of Mrs. Sabrina Smith leasing property, Gallie Locke winning pony class prize, dances at Bejan Hall, and plans for a Community House at Nine Acre Corner. Also notes on musical and academic activities, PTA convention plans, and local visitors traveling to and from towns such as Nashboro and Newport.
Morgan Parsage Wedding in Belmont
Morgan Parsage united Kiwater Morgen son of Dr. and Mrs C. L. Morgan Belmont in Belmont on Saturday October 7 at 4:30 pm. The ceremony at the church with Rev Smith Dexter officiating. Best man Barry L. Morgan brother. ushers Lawrence Richardson Lewis Weed. The groom served eighteen months in Battery C. The bride, Concord High School graduate and Lawrence College alumna, to live in Concord.
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Kiwater Morgen
C. L. Morgan
Belmont
Morgan
Paysyn Park
Smith
Watertown
Connecticut
Lawrence
Richardson
Concord and Lewell
A. Rogers Weed
Newton
Battery C
Ae Briers
Col . Beloit
Army
Harvard Architectural School
Concord High School
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wisconsin
Concord
Knights of Columbus Install Officers
On October 3 the Knights of Columbus installed officers J William Byron Grand Knight Daniel J Hanlon Deputy Grand Knight Thomas H Mansfield Financial Secretary Michael J Collins Recording Secretary James J Loughlin Treasurer John J Halton Chancellor Anthony J Doherty Advocate James H Dee Warden Bernard Rushe Inside Guard Edward W Flannery Outside Guard and Arthur A Riley Trustee Richard B McSweeney presided as District Deputy due to James T Duane detained. Duane arrived later and gave remarks with Past District Deputy Philip Gibbons of Clinton.
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the of Columbus
J. ‘William Byron
Daniel J. Hanlon
Thomas H. Mansfield
Michael J.collins
James J. Loughlin
Anthony J Doherty
James H. Dee
Bernard Rushe
Edward W. Flannery
Arthur A. Riley
James T. Duane
State House
Richard B. McSweeney
Mr. Duane
Philip Gibbons
Clinton
Mcallister School Hires New Faculty for Finley Lane
McAllister School opened with about forty five pupils and a new teaching staff led by Mr Faust English Mrs Faust history and Latin William Hochheim math and physical training Richard Blaisdell math and penmanship Katherine Davis music. Pupils from Cuba Britain Africa and China represented. First school dance on Sept 30 and football game on Oct 7 with Angier School Woburn. Parent and faculty tea held Sept 27.
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McAllister School
Angier
Woburn
Forty Five Tournament Opens Season With Three Groups
Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hib erians and Concord Fire Department enter the Forty Five Tournament to play weekly on Thursdays starting Oct 19 through early April. Five teams of fifteen from each organization compete with a three‑chair board of umpires and committees for nightly retrents. First meetings Oct 19 at K of C Hall, Oct 26 at AOH HQ, Nov 2 at Fire House Walden Street.
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Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hiberians
Concord Fire Department
K. of C
Thomas H. Mansfield
William Towler
Arthur A. Riley
A. O.haichael Hopkins
Michael Elins
Frederic Rushe
Walden Street
Mrs George Prescott Hosts First At Home in Concord
Mrs George Prescott held her first at home after marriage in the fall at Monument Street Concord. The event featured fall floral decor with guests greeting the bride in a white georgette gown and carrying white roses. Attendants wore white muslin with lavender accents as coffee and tea were served by a long list of hostesses and friends.
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Monument Street
George Prescott
Concord
Prescott
Charles W. Prescott
William B. Bartlett
Frederic Boseley
H. R. Bygrave
Bassboro
Philip A. Davis
Hugh F.leih
George F. Root
John G. Morse
Edwin F. Barrett
Richard F. Barrett
Lucy M. Fosdick
Woodward Hudson
Marion B. Keyes
First Mixed Foursome at Concord Country Club
The first mixed foursome at Concord Country Club was played on Friday afternoon October 6 with 22 entries. Winners: Best gross Mrs H H Hicks and A S Brown Jr 88 10 78. Best net Miss H L Spencer and T J Hughes 95 15 80. Prizes included a leather writing pad and jewel box for gross winners and umbrellas for best nets.
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Concord
Tober
H. H. Hicks
A. S. Brown, Jr
H. L. Spencer
T. J. Hughes
Who's Who in Concord 1922 and local notices
A 1922 Who's Who list from Concord names prominent residents including Allen French and Samuel Eliot Morison. The page comments on road safety near Sudbury Road for schoolchildren and urges caution with STOP LOOK LISTEN. Classifieds seek a second housemaid, Watkins product agents, and Lost Book No 26662 notice from Middlesex Savings Bank.
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Allen’ French
Uel Merwin
Charles Hovey Pepper
Frederick Winsor
Reginald Heber Howe, Jr
Samuel Eliot. Morison
Thomas Whitney Sursette
Charles Francis Adams
Henry B. Bigelow
Frederic H. Chase
Charles K. Darling
Frederic C. Dumaine
Edward W. Emerson
R. G.fersenden
David C. Garrett
Woodward Hudson
Mrs. Harriet
M. L
Thren
Leonard Metcalf
Russell Robb
Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. F. Smith, Jr
Treas
Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Cooperative Bank Sees Growth and Dividend Hope
A notice notes the upcoming officers election at the annual meeting in November. Since February the bank has taken about forty thousand dollars in deposits and loaned them all, with earnings allowing two five percent dividends to date. Investors may buy paid up shares of two hundred dollars bearing quarterly interest at five percent, with several already taking part.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Columbus Day Picture Show At State Armory
The American Legion Auxiliary Entertainment Committee plans a Columbus Day movie in the State Armory on Everett Street with two reels including Smilin Through and The Show plus the Pathe News. Proceeds support welfare work. candy will be sold by committee members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
State Armory
Everett Street
Norma Talmadge
Larry Lemon
Pathe News
J. William Byron
Pauline Bodman
Margaret Craig
Mary Fewry
Catherine Gleason
Clara Gravesen
Smyrna
Unitarian Church
Adolph Rossbach
Waltham
George Prescott
Concord Tennis Club finals schedule and local notices
Final matches for the Concord Tennis Club singles and doubles are set on October 7 12 14 15 at Concord Country Club courts with Middlesex School Faculty involved. A season closer between Concord Tennis Club and Middlesex School Faculty is on Columbus Day afternoon. Also notes of travel to New York for World Series games and multiple Concord real estate and sale notices.
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Cour ‘Tesy
Concord Country
Richard Eaton
Leif Nashe
Country Club
Concorde Tennis Club
Middlesex School
Concord Co-operative Bank Shareholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of a shareholders meeting for the Concord Co-operative Bank in Concord Massachusetts to elect officers at the November meeting and address other legal business. The meeting is set for Wednesday evening October 18 at Town Hall. Benjamin Moody, Clerk.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord
Mass
Town Hall
Benjamin Moody
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Josmer
Ice
Rhode
Moon Wasas
Peope
Baled H. Wheel
Sudbury
Rutland
A Johnson
Nashboro
Wialle
Bejan Hall
Sides
New Concord
Frode Nourse Ane
Reathefr
Robert KE. Goodwin
Mrs
Fate
Plain Walker
Cormatory
Eliot Church
Eliot
Walker
Action Auxiliary
Everett
Gale
Auxiary
Warth
Helen
Frank Venderhoof
Mattie Houghton
Raymond Robbins
Robbins
Newport
Webster Robbins
Acton Centre
Alice Poole
the Ark
Jaffrey
New Hampshire
Frank E. Cutter
Rockport
Charles
Towne
Main Street
Nine Acre Corner
Edith Wheeler
Morgan Parsage
Steven
Tel
Margaret B. Clahane
Walden St
Bedford
F. L. Hoyt
Tering N. Fowler
W. O
George Prescoitt
Sudbury Road
T. W. Surette
Watkins
J. of Webles
Washington St
North
Boston
4 &T
Columbu
Tham
Concord Tennis Club
Edward T. McCabe
John
J. F. Killovan
Laws Brook
L. Anderson, & Son
Main St
Railroad Station
Lexington
Hudson, Mass
D. D. Rose & Co
Cottage’ St
Hudson
W. D. Luce
Bedford St
Macone
Allen French
Braley
Lee
Miles
Aries
Vanderhoof Hardware
Thomas F. Parker
Winchester
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
J. A. Wilson
Mer
Fitchburg
Washington
Beotene
Capes