Concord H S. swamps Needham H S 32 0 on Saturday
Concord High School overwhelmed Needham High School 32 to 0 on the Concord playground last Saturday. Giles scored early on a long forward pass sequence, Mullaney added four touchdowns, and Concord dominated despite rain in the final period causing fumbles. Several players are noted for backfield and line work, with changes in Needham’s lineup due to injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neetham High School
Concord
Giles
Capty
Mullaney
Conger
Concord H
Needham
Hammesly
Ryan Todd
Bhs
Gas
Pairbanks
Newcomb
Concord H. S
Needcam H
Chalmers
Allen
Hemenway
Free Movie Show Hosted by Middlesex County Bureau in Concord
The Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture Home Economics offers a free movie event in Concord on Oct 14 at 7 30 pm. The program features films on farming, dressmaking, club work, travel, plus a Middlesex Farm Bureau picnic reel. Key organizers include Nathaniel I Bowditch and Fred R Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture Home Economics
Concord
Bureau
National Forests
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Middlesex County Bureau
Nathaniel I. Bowditch
Framingham
Fred R. Jones
Concord Junction
Middlesex Defeats Dorchester High 34 to 0 at North Cambridge
Middlesex School routed Dorchester High 34 to 0 on Wednesday at North Con, led by Knowlton who scored three touchdowns and Thompson on a touchdown pass. Pratt added four conversions as Middlesex dominated the game with strong offense and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Cutter High
North Con
Knowlton
Concord
Dong
Matt Thompson
Iddlesex
Dorchester Sine
Murphy
McGuirk Krumbear
Stearns
Williams Rosentranty
Krumbaar
C . Pratt
Desmond
Donnelly Bailey
Smith
Johnson
Hurley
Sweeney
Whitamore Slayton
Farnsworth
Thbchester High School
Clayton
Thomp Chase
Barton
Fenn
Europe Returns to Normal Amid Travel Reports
Mrs. Samuel Hoar of Main St. visits Concord briefly after a nine month abroad. She plans a Boston winter and notes Europe's food situation improving with living becoming comfortable. She recalls a memorable stay in Algiers during her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
Main St
Concord
Guests At Local Inn From Across Continents On New England Tour
Recent Colonial Inn guests include Mrs J H Holt and Miss G Home from Quebec Canada and Mrs Craik of London England on a motoring trip through New England. Also present are F S Penoyar from South Haven Michigan Mrs Charles G Wood of Northampton formerly of Con cord Sandy Pond Road Milton S Clifford of Bangor Maine Mr and Mrs C R Phelps of Niagara Falls Miss V R Van Voast of Cincinnati C Louis Leipsis of Winnipeg Canada Miss Emily J Read of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gaudet
South Oston
Rowe
Mass
Brown
Chatham
Alcott House
Capt. Cox
U. S.A
Cox and Child
Capt
Alcott
A. Bronson Alcott
Woodward Hanson
Marion
Boston
Beatsye
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Santa’ Barbara
Cal
Colonial Inn
J. H. Holt
G. Home
Quebec
Canada
Craik
London
England
New England
F. S. Penoyar
South Haven
Michigan
Charles G. Wood
Northampton
Sandy Pond Road
Concord
Milton S. Clifford
Bangor
Middlesex School
C. R. Phelps
Niagara Falls
V. R. van Voast
Cincinnati
C. Louis Leipsis
Winnipeg
Can
Emily J. Read
South Wind Shakes Down Fruit in Concord Orchards
A strong southerly wind across Middlesex county damaged Concord orchards with fruit stripped and branches and wires blown down. A rain squall with wind shift to west and northwest dropped temperatures by 22 degrees in under two hours. Nearby notices list a 1917 Chevrolet roadster for sale at 150 dollars and a vacancy for a city trade agent in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Orchards
Middlesex County
Tree loving traditions and early risers at Urquhart’s
A nostalgic piece recalls planting one elm for each parent at old houses and urges readers to use nearby materials to beautify homes. It notes the charm of dawn scenes at Urquhart’s where cheerful youths eat breakfast, and reflects on city living and nature’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tateibges
Urquhart’s
Masque by Famous English sculptor here
Leonard Craske the English sculptor has completed a life masque of Mrs Erastus Corning. The work is a truthful likeness and reportedly lives on the subject, admired by observers. The masque remains in the possession of Miss Belle Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Craske
Erastus Corning
Corning
Concord
Mary Wheeler Cook
Sudbury Rd
Graske
Belle Davidson
Church Supper and Woman's Union Meeting Noted
On Thursday Oct 20 at 6 30 p m a church supper is planned with invitation to all. The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church will meet in the vestry at 2 30 p m to sew for local nurse work. Reports from the North Middlesex Branch mission meeting at Ayer are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union of the
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Ayer
North Middlesex
Woman's Board of Missions
Self represented suit in Boston Superior Court
In Boston Superior Court last week W B Conant represented himself in a suit against Conant Machine Co of Concord Junction. The claim dated to 1917 was about 100 dollars with ad damnum of 600 dollars. Conant objected to the practice of naming arbitrary sums and attached property and urged that a citizen may plead his own case without counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. BE. Conant
Conant Machine Co
Concord Junction
Boston Iron and Steel
George W. Hunt
Concord
Harry 8. Marrs
Walter C. Akers
Mr. Conant
Local People Enjoy Season for Camping
Local residents report a favorable camping season with clear October days. Mr and Mrs Philip A Davis and Dr William B Bartlett and Mrs Bartlett recently camped seven miles up the river from Errol Dam enjoying comfort and scenery in a rustic outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
A. Davis
Wiliam B. Bartlett
Club Meeting Set With Mrs Morse On Tuesday
The Concord club announces its first meeting with Mrs Morse on Tuesday November 1. The event includes a social hour a short music program and luncheon for active members as part of its welfare trends.
Farm Bureau Film Showings At Concord Exposed
A Concord Farm Bureau presentation features reels showing the Farm Bureau at Concord Appley and the County Agent with a Western National Cured by De Traile and a Christy Comedy Papa by Proxy. Adult supervision required for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cumin Farm Bureau of Agriculture and
Home Economics
Farm Bureau
Appley
de Traile
Concord Boy Ranks High in College Work
Stedman Buttrick Jr class of 1922 from Concord Council leads a list ranking members of classes 1922 1923 and 1924 by academic work last year with high marks across all groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Con- Council
Club executive board meets with resignation and succession
At the executive board meeting on Oct 3 Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer, club president, tendered her resignation. Mrs. George R. Blinn, vice president, was to fill the unexpired term on Oct 10. A lecture by Mr Burgess was scheduled for 3.45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Hosmer
George R. Blinn
Inni Community
Burgess
MacDowell Maie Quartet Performs at Reformatory Concert
The MacDowell Maie Quartet of Boston, aided by contralto Miss Claramonde Thompson, presented an afternoon program at the Reformatory last Sunday featuring a varied mix of classical works and concert selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Maie Quartet
Boston
Claramonde Thompson
Reformatory
Prize winner exhibited with dog at fair
Miss Betty Dumaine showed her four year old police dog Frits which won the prize for three consecutive years at the fair. Jim four bons or fares first prizes and one second noted. Wyane Mes Wallagsiam Allen Smith of Red Bank New Jersey and summer home at Nopquitt recently left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dumaine
Frits
Jim
Wyane Mes. Wallagsiam Allen Smith
Red. Bank
N.J
Nopquitt
Adams Tolman house on Lexington road sold
Mrs. Smith, sister in law of former owner Mr. Meyer, owns one son at Middlesex and another at Mc Allister school. Mr. Smith plans a winter journey to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop T. Hodges
Nahant
Middlesex School
Wilfrid Wheeler
Coonamassett Ranch
Concord
Samuel E. Morrison
Mason
Temple
Wilfrid Wheelers
Tuesaday
Advertised Letters for Johnny G Morse Ripley Fond Concord
Notice lists maid services for Johnny G Morse at Ripley Fond Concord with telephone contact 50. The fragmented ad suggests a household service lead in a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny G. Morse
Ripley Fond
Goncord
Flytraps Combat Screw-Worms Prove Effective
The article notes flytraps as a new method to catch screw-worm flies and combat them. It describes the pests as a serious problem in parts of the country, with the larvae invading exposed areas and laying eggs.
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Concord High
Ford
H. F. Robinson
St Lindsey St
J. K. Tuttle
Hubbard St
Margaret E. Clahane
Walden Street
Tel
Guiseppi di Cicco
Dean Chamberlain
Phillips Exeter Academy
George Shephard
Fort Bond
Kennedy
Phureday
Isabel Wheeler
Sudbury Road
Stone & Webster
Frederick L. Gay
Academy Lane
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Concord Women’s Club
George E. Walcott
Elizabeth W. Roberts
Annisquam
E. Phelan
Ain St
Plymouth
D. Lake
Luce
Winsor Club
Watertown
Benjamin Pope
Hudson
Henry W Ge
Howard
Edwin 8
Barrett
Nashawtuc Hill
Charles Wyman
Adirondacks
Udbury Road
Henry B. Bigelow
Errol Dam
Eere Lake
Harriet F. Tolman
Mary Wallace
Hart
River St
Mary Bradford
H. N
Wiese
Lington
Conn
Bradford
Henry
Kemp School
Kemp, Conn
Horatio
Trinity College
Hartford
Marvin C. Taylor
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
John Bowditch
Taylor
Warner, Stackpole & Andrews
Elizabeth Hansen
Red Bridge
Methodist Episcopal Deaconess
Fall River
Miss Hansen
Framingham Normal School
Middlesex Bureau
Middlesex
Dorchester High
Dr. Hilton
Hilton
Fuller & Kimball
Acton
Littleton State Road
Y. m
Concord Reformatory
A. J. Underwood
Bury Road
New York
L. P. Goulding
Sudbury
R. J. Rodday Co
Ted
Adams and Bridges
A. Wre
Romney
Charles B. Brown
Harry B. ‘Little
Genener
Fean
Albert Vanderhoof
Waltham National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve System
Eee Prats
Fink
Association Hall
Mise Tena Darkee
Concord Woman's Club
Enterprise
AOS Pay Rese
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