Concord Junction Outlined for West Concord Woman's Club Season
The West Concord Woman's Club schedules a season of programs starting with a Nov. 5 reception for the president and dues, with events on Federation Day, operetta, parliamentary law, guest nights, lectures, and a Baker Concert, spanning November through April with club teas and annual meeting.
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West Concord Woman's Club
West
Concord Woman's Club
Ing
Social Service Committee
Clara iLeighton
Federation
George Winslow Perkins
Mass
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs Social Service Committee
Association Hall
Home
Minerva Dee
Annie M. Pfeiffer
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
General Court
Lanetta Garland
Apollo Quartet
William Whittaker
John Smallman
Lyman Hemenway
Alex Logan
Velma Batley Hicks
Huntington Smith
Grace Shattuck
F. O. Harrell
GO TO RUTLAND Reformatory Inmates Begin Work on State Lands
Last week 35 inmates from the Massachusetts reformatory were moved to Rutland to labor on state sanatorium land. They will live in a purpose built camp under local officers supervision, marking a shift toward the cottage system and outdoors life while avoiding disruption to outside labor. Officers Hewitt Appelhaus and Miller helped set up the camp ahead of occupancy.
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Reformatory
Rutland
Hewitt, Appelhaus
Miller
Concord Civic League forum plan aims for winter meetings
The Concord Committee of the Civic League announces six Sunday forums in November December and January at the town hall. Noted speakers such as Prof. nan, Spargo, Ratcliffe and Marshall will discuss immigration taxation ethics and socialism with music and audience Q A sessions. Funds will be raised by higher league membership as admission is free.
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Civic League
Hue
Forgue
Concord
Nan
Spargo
K. Ratcliffe
David
M. Me_ Marshall
Vists
Ford Hall
Boston
Melrose
Lawrence
Hingham
League
October Meeting Report from Mrs Rolfe Session
The October meeting was held with Mrs Rolfe despite heavy rain and good attendance. Bible and music opened the service and the ing report was read. A report on the Reading county convention in September was given noting three ministers, the selectmen’s chair, and the superintendent of moving pictures. The group discussed the winter county convention and the Boston shut ins Thanksgiving offering, to be the topic at the next meeting at Mrs Rolfe’s on November 2.
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Winter County
Boston
Relief Work Shows September Hospital Sewing Meetings
Four sewing meetings were held in September with an average attendance of 20. Four bales were sent to France for hospitals in Northern France Irene Manby at Vosges and Hospital Gallia in Cannes. A parcel post package went to Hospital Gallia. September items totaled 677 articles including socks hand woven sweaters shirts pajamas pillows paper pencils night shirts sheets clothes and linens. Donations included 150 dollars in September with 4.10 spent on expressage 25 to Wounded Allies relief committee 20 to Serbia and 25 to Friends of Poland. Further help is urged via Mrs Prescott Keyes as October meetings are planned with box lunch and full day sessions.
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France
Irene Manby
Vosges
Hospital Gallia
Cannes
Hospital Galliaal
Wounded Allies Relief Committee
Serbia
Friends of Poland
Prescott Keyes
Robertson James
Smith Owen
Dexter
Woodward
Hudson
Concord
Massachusetts Non-Partisan Association urges equal suffrage support
A Massachusetts federation considers amendments to keep politics neutral. The Non-Partisan Association of Club Women seeks to amend by laws to avoid partisan action and promote a neutral stance in federation meetings. Members urged to join, with club names and fees sent to Mrs. Gamaliel Bradford Jr. of Wel lesley Hills.
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Marion
Hay Aia
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Massachusetts
Minna R. Mulligan
Association of Club Women
Rules and Regulations on Permits by Road Commissioners
Regulation 2 imposes a $1.00 permit fee collected at the time of grant by the road commissioners. The notice dated October 4, 1915, signed by Samuel B. Lupkin, Secretary, outlines required permits for structures and related ownership.
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Board of Road’ Commissioners
Samuel B. Lupkin
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Carload
Whitney Coal and Grain Co
Concord and
Concord Junction
Wwigreves
Akron
Main Street
Vancouver
South Acton
Coal and Lumber Co
Pletcher
South
John W. Raymond
Hubbard Street
Tal
Ecord
Ruth Batchelder
Household Economics Committee
Mary King
Must Cale
The
Baker Concert Co
Helen L. Reed
Marshall E. Perrin
B. A
Susan Russell
Braine Cowlishaw
Foley
SS Farm Agency
Home Office
Piicest
Albin
Ay T. Haynes &Co
Walker& Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers
Bar
Liam H. Burnett
County of
Middlesex
Jessie L. Burnett
Sudbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Annie L. Carr
Maynard
Harry A Frye
J. McIntire, Esqaire
Richardson’s Block
Melvin H. Scholls
Tel. Cosco
Main St
Monument Square
Albion L. Millan Consolior
State Street
Hill
Gee Comey
West Acton
Ss. LL
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