Concord Local Notes Roundup From Oct 5 Meeting
Concord residents engage in social events and lectures. Booker T. Washington speaks at Unitarian church. Democratic district committee nominates Winthrop H. Fairbank of Sudbury for the 13th Middlesex seat. Fairbank praised for farming, livestock dealing, and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop H. Fairbank
Sudbury
Thomas F. Giblin
Giblin
Haynes
Wayland
Fairbank
Frank P. White
Dougherty
Lincoln
White
Cull
Concord
First Parish Church
Fairbanks
Weston
Bedford
Lexington
Middlesex Defeats Roxbury Latin 11 to 0 in Opener
Middlesex school opened the football season with an 11 to 0 victory over Roxbury Latin on Saturday. Barron and Miller scored touchdowns in the first and second halves respectively, Winsor adding the goal after touchdown. The team showed strong play despite limited practice, with Winsor kicking the second goal and a full lineup listed for positions and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Roxbury Latin
Middlesex
Barron
Miller
Winsor
Winsor le
Coolidge
la Force
Wright c
Mott
Barton Rt
Bright
Gallagher
Boyle
Lee
Sanderson
Trumbull
Roxbury
Sheehan
Austin
Ring Rt
Hibbard
Littlefield E
Jones R
Crombre
Concord Woman's Club Opens 15th Season With Reception
The Concord Woman's Club opened its 15th season with a reception for president Mrs Henry G Rolfe attended by many members. The event featured guest introductions by the committee led by Mrs Charles S Richardson and refreshments arranged by a large organizing group. Dues were collected by the club secretary, and delegates reported on the Springfield state federation meeting. The first regular meeting is slated for Oct 25 with speaker Margaret Deland of Boston discussing The Duty of Happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Edward J. Moriarty
Knights of Columbus
Mer. Moriarty
Concord Grange
A. Garfield
Young Peoples Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
George W. Hopkins
Newton
Road Commission
Concord
Carlisle
Unitarian Church
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Concord Woman’s Club
Henry G. Rolfe
Rolfe
George E. ‘Walcott
Anna B. Burrill
Charless. Richardson
Alvah
Baker
F. Edgarton
Newton D. Gross
Raymond D. Wilard
J. S .Hart
Fedration of Woman's Clubs
Springfield
G. M. Baker
B. W. Brown
Martha Baker
Margaret Deland
Boston
Maynard and Concord Candle Pin Battle Promises Lively Play
Maynard and Concord prepare for a candlepin bowling showdown Thursday evening at local alleys. A Maynard team of stars will challenge Concord, with strong interest from townsfolk expected to attend. Later, old-time pin bowlers may form a squad to face newer talent from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Mill Town
Concord Inn Guests and a 28 point football win
Colonia l Inn housed visitors from Dun dast Ontario, New York artist H P Poore working for A L Higginson, and many guests from Paris to Belfast. The Concord second team defeated Weston 28 to 0 last Thursday while Whipple broke his collar bone in the game. The Inn hosted an auto party from Seneca Falls on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Poore
New York
A. L. Higginson
Jersey City
Concord
Seneca Falls
N Y
J. B. Davis
E. P. Kenney
M. J. Kenny
BE. M. Davis
H. L
Cleveland
Ohio
Crosby
Patterson
N.J
George Reynolds
Schenectady
N. Y
J. A. Thayer
Ellen Bixby
Wilkesbarre
R. S. Edie
Brooklyn
Concord School
Weston
Whipple
Concord at South Lincoln Horse Show Captures President's Cup
At the Middlesex club kennels in South Lincoln the tenth annual show drew social leaders from Boston, Brookline, Lincoln, and others. A. Henry Higginson won the president's cup with Balford, marking his third win to claim the trophy. Mrs. Larz Anderson’s horses triumphed in several classes, while Higginson and the Middlesex hunt club led in saddler and hunter events. Despite a few falls by Higginson, no serious injuries occurred. Judges included McQuillen, Heffinger, Baker, Steadman, Shaw, Mason, and Graves. show committee members were Higginson, Chamberlain, Snelling, Baker, Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
South Lincoln
Middlesex Club
Club
Concord Society
Boston
Brookline
Lincoln
Hunt Club
A. Henry Higginson
Balford
Monocle
Patriot
Howard Snelling
Middesex Hunt Club
Higginson
R. C. McQuillen
A. C. Heffinger
H W. Baker
Arthur Steadman
R. G
Advertised Letters List Names and Addresses
A fragmented list shows multiple names including Frank EB Adams Charles Anderson R Burton Robert Bruce Nairne Bowland box 628 James C Bell Carroll Frank Corrieri N Cotting W Fleming Fernald Howard Rev Ashley D Leavitt E M Merrill T E Pilling J C Skinner R Shea Wilim Trocki G W Woodward Setterio Jas BE Welsh Ruth Adams Bessie Blanchard Mrs Frances Clarke Louise Carcelon schoolteacher Adelaine McCarthy Nellie ONeil Elizabeth Sargent Candace Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB
Adams
Charles Anderson
R. Burton
Robert Bruce
A. N. Rowland
Nairne Bowland
James C
Bell
Gonna ‘Carroll
Frank Corrieri
N. Cotting
W. Fleming
St. Louis de Gonzague
Fernald Howard
Ashley D. Leavitt
E. M. Merrill
T. E. Pilling
J. .C. Skinner
R. Shea
Wilim Trocki
G. W. Woodward
Boncordo Setterio
Jas. BE. Welsh
Ruth Adams
Bessie Blanchard
Frances A. Clarke
Louise E. Carcelon
Adelaine McCarthy
Nellie O'Neil
Elizabeth Sargent
Candace Stimson
Peculiar accident injures Corcoran boy in home move
The son of Timothy Corcoran was struck by a falling bureau during a move from Belk nap st to Walker st. The boy suffered a broken leg and was taken by Dr. Titcomb to Concord hospital where the leg was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Corcoran
Belknap St
Walker St
Titcomb
Concord Hospital
A Successful Sale by Old Concord Chapter D A R
The Old Concord Chapter DAR held a well attended sale in its chapter house on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Todd chaired the arrangements with a large committee and numerous helpers. Tea tables were managed by Miss Cornelia Thorpe and Miss Mary Tewksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Gertrude Todd
Helen Bent Curtis
Charlotte Conant
A. B. Messer
Thompson Blood
J. B. Tyler
Edwin Mills
G. R. Blinn
Jeannes S. Barrett
Nathan Derby
George M. Baker
Everett Tolman
C. F. Edgarton
Martha ‘P. Baker
Carrie P. Holden
Helen Moore
Gladys Holden
Cornelia Thorpe
Mary Tewksbury
A Good Spud From Concord Poor Farm In Window Sign
A potato on Bass' store window on Walden Street weighs within three ounces of three pounds and is described as perfect. Raised by Mr. Maker at the Concord poor farm, the item suggests the farm and farmer are sound in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Walden
Maker
Concord
Booked for Rallies by Roger Sherman Bear
Roger Sherman Bear is slated to speak at multiple rallies with state ticket leaders in the coming weeks and has also arranged for several other speakers from the Democratic Harvard men for the Democratic state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sherman Bear
Democratic State Committee
Harvard
Concord School Dominates Brown & Nichols 22–0
Concord School won its second game of the season defeating Brown & Nichols 22 to 0. Concord held the run of play from kickoff with long gains by Mathews who scored twice and Brigham adding a touchdown. Captain Baker contributed on trick plays as the lineups and officials are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Brown & Nichols School
Concord
Brown & Nichols
Mathews
Baker
Adams le
Gilman Kt
Lennox
Curtis
Church Improves With New Altar and Platform
The Scandinavian Methodist church repairs included tearing down the rear to build a larger altar and choir area. Pews and carpet await delivery, cost about 1000 dollars. Reopening on Sunday Oct 17 features Rev A Hanson of Boston at 10:80 am, catechism exam, English service with Bishop Mattalien at 3:30 pm, district supt Rice preaching, and evening sermon by Rev Trelsad with Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian Methodist Church
Christian Science Room
A. Hanson
Boston
W. F. Mattalien
D. D
Concord
Alice Way
Charles F. Rice
A.M. Trelsad
Brooklyn
Notices on political advertising payments in Marlboro news
The Enterprise Co in Marlboro Massachusetts warns that political communications received in the past week are considered advertising and must be paid for like any other ads. The notice, dated October 13, 1909, instructs that every article advocating election or defeat of any candidate is billable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise CO
Concord Lodge Hosts Maynard AOUW Banquet After Contest
Harmony lodge of Concord honored Maynard Summerhill lodge with a banquet at Monument hall after losing a recent contest. Nearly 200 members attended, with grand lodge officers present, speeches by Harrigan, Sullivan, and other leaders, plus a social sendoff and a plan to recruit friends via application blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Lodge
Summerhill Lodge
Maynard
Maynard Lodge
Monument Hall
Concord Lodge
Frank Pierce M. W
Fitchburg
Grand Lodge
Thoréau ‘St
Main
Frank Pierce
William J. Harrigan
Kiam J. Harrigan
John J Sullivan
William J. Sullivan
Committee On Laws and Appeals
Sylvester Sullivan M. W
Sullivans
I. H. Binks
John O. Thompson
Getter
T. F. Giblin
Edward McKenna
G. H. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
M. L. Hatch
P.M. W. Daniel Potter
Daniels
H. H. Hale
J. W. Ireland
George J. Penniman
Waldo Chaplin
Mr. Pierce
J. B. Gleason
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Mark Loftus
John Manning
Henry M. Whitney
Henry Joslin
Michael Hopkins
Concord Republicans urged unity over party principles
A Republican writes to The Enterprise urging Concord Republicans to set personal feeling aside and support the party's principles in the representative contest. The letter argues elections are battles between parties, not individuals, and cites the need to safeguard state and national interests. The issue follows with notice that the Lexington and Boston street railway half-hourly service has been replaced by the regular winter schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Republican Party
Lexington & Boston” Street Railway
Wright Tavern Notes and Dinting Guests at the Inn
Mr and Mrs D W Landers of Yarmouth Nova Scotia on their wedding trip were hosted at the Tavern. R W Crockett and party from Auburn Maine touring the state were detained by a blowout in Concord. Mrs Laura E Hall of Danbury Connecticut represent ing the Connecticut Equal Suffrage League dined at the Tavern. New registrations include Mrs W B Stevens Stoneham Mrs E H Jones Cleveland O John H Barker Brooklyn N Y Mrs O W Kelley Hoguan Wash H E B Harrington Watertown N Y Miss Helen Munroe Muskegon Mich Miss Esther Loveman Birmingham Ala Mr and Mrs F N Sanborn Lebarron N H George D Buckley Ponce Porto Rico R H Niell New Castle Ken Mr and Mrs James E Sargent Boston. The high school's Junior class elected its class pin with dark blue and gold colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Landers
Yarmouth
N. S
R. W.crockett
Auburn
Concord
Fitchburg
Laura E.hall
Danbury
Helen Munroe
Muskegon
Mich
Esther Loveman
Birmingham
Ala
F. N. Sanborn
Lebarron
N. H
George D. Buckley
Ponce
Porto Rico
R. H. Niell
New Castle
Ken
James E. Sargent
Boston
Local Advertisements in Concord Area Listings
Classified notices show small ads with rates per line, locations serving Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. Items include a Sudbury road house for let a partly furnished apartment and room for a dressmaker plus a six room cottage near the harness shop. Also notices seeking a second hand canoe and business addresses in Concord Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
P. Ryan
Railroad Lane
Mass
Sudbury Road
Geo. D. Hubberd
Miss Hicks
Walden St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Lang
Edward Rockwood
Lowell
J.S. Keyes
Cambridge
David Badwin
C. W. Raymond
Graves Graveson
Denver
Col
M. B
A. M. Trelstad
Sudbury Man
McCaffrey
Galbraith
Howe
Conant
Capelle
Woman’s Club
J. H. Brown
Dundast, Ont
Brown and
Nichols
M. E
Marlboro, Mass
Wright
Concord Local
Boylston St
Winnemay St
Natick
Enterprise
Marlboro
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Welch’s
J.C. Friend Druggist
Concord ‘Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
A. Baker
Cc. Concorp
A. L. Hi
Marcel
Postoffice
DR. A. Fernard
Boylstomst
Back Bay
Pusveli
Parmenter ,& Co
South
W. Herbert Way
O. &. Patell
Joe Kulscar Walden
M. H. Feehan
Bedford Court
C. L. King
To & Maynard Block
Astel
Annie E. Payson Acton
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