Concord news highlights from Main Street and beyond
The Concord column covers family visits and relocations including the Bradfords returning from York Harbor and Mr Hammond meat moving, Mrs T Quincy Brown arriving after November, and various locals traveling to Quebec Brattleboro and Maryville. Church events at Trinity and notices from Deaconess Home aid relief for Smyrna follow with upcoming dinners and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. L. Bradfords
York Harbor
Maine
Matthew Mond
Hammond Meat
T. Quincy Brown
Concord
Trinity Church
Smyrna
James Madison Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Marion Moody
Mr. Fairbanks
Hubbard Street
New York
Mia Fairbanks
Trinitarian
Francia L. Lite
Boston
Cleland
Woman's Union of the Church
Granville Holden
Ban Ner Delegation Attends North Middlesex Mission Meeting
Twenty three women from Trinitarian Church joined delegates at a North Middlesex Branch of the Woman's Board of Missions meeting in Littleton. The all day event drew about 150 women from seventeen churches, with Mrs Cleland leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middlesex
Woman's Board of Missions
Littleton
Cleland
Warren Property Changes Hands Amid Auction
Despite bad weather, John A Finigan conducted an auction sale of the Warren property on Lexington Road Tuesday at three o clock. Bids started at 2500 and rose to 2725, with the property knocked down to Harry Patterson. The move may improve prospects once the sand bank rear of the property is removed and a road cuts through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Finigan
Warren
Lexington Road
Harry Patterson
Bedford Street
Bedford, Court
Gtc
Men's Brotherhood Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Men s Brotherhood at Trinitarian Church of Concord met October 17 under a new board with Henry P. Thorpe as president Jesse F Baker as secretary and Austin D MacRae as treasurer A supper was served followed by entertainment and a speaker from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Trinitarian Church of Concord
Henry P. Thorpe
Jesse F. Baker
Austin D. MacRae
Boston
Fresh Air and Sunshine Slogan Defines Concord Academy Plans
Concord Academy announces its new home in the Lemuel Hoar house on Main St with a modern barn and open air gymnasium. The plan includes showers, tennis courts, basketball, hockey, a larger upper hall, and a dining program for day pupils and boarders from Denver New York Hartford and Salem. The faculty features Elsie Garland Hobson Ph D head mistress and a roster of specialists in hygiene, science, languages, and arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Lemuel Hoar
Main St
Denver
New York
Hartford
Salem
Dolis
Elsie Garland Hobson
Boston University
University of Chicago
Mary C. Wheeler School
Providence
R. I
Bryn ‘Mawr College
Estelle
Wheeler
Washington
Woodstock
Vermont
Mt Holyoke
Edna Sloane Dudley
Concord
Misa Wheeler
Neil Oakley Stengel
A. M
Columbia University
New York City
Katherine K. Davis
Dorothy Morgan
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Pratt Institute
Katherine Child
Marths Ludden
Waltham
Baton School of Physical Education
Watertown man buys unfinished house with greenhouse plans
William Nisbet of Watertown purchased the house owned by George Albree that was under construction and recently finished. Nisbet will take possession later this month and plans to build a greenhouse. He has two brothers in Scotland who are also fond of horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nisbet
Watertown
George Albree
Nisbet
Mr Nisbet
Scotland
Old Barn on Lexington Road to be moved onto foundation
The old barn on Lexington Road on Mr Albree's property will be moved to its permanent foundation next week after underpinning is in place. Plans include finishing the exterior, laying floors inside, and allowing buyers to divide spaces as desired. A broader project of moderate priced houses with proper settings is under way. For sale a 1928 Maxwell touring car in good condition with low mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys-Knight
Lexington Road
Nesterage
Concord
Allen French
New York Models Display Hats and Sweaters in Sale
Local sale event highlights New York models showcasing hats and sweaters. Dates show October 2 through November at the Concondp department store in Massachusetts with varied hats and knitwear on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mass
Local Dodge dealers and residents feature in Concord notices
Fred Hart buys a pony for his son Fred Jr. Phillips A. Davis and wife take a Quebec motoring trip. Various residents purchase 1923 Dodge models from Torrey & Vialle Inc. streetcar schedules, Jamaica trip notes, football results, and a Norway hall fair raise funds for the sick benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hart
Fred
Philip A. Davis
Davis
Quebec
Henry J. “Twainett
Dodge
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
George Barker
John W .Mara
Dodge Brothers
Kaglk B
Lake Winnepesauke
W. C. Saeger
Boston
Concord
Lowell
Fairhaven Bay
J. Collins
William Towler
K. of C
Frank McDonald
Firemens’ Relief Association
Variey
Maker
Buffalo
Detroit
Bedford
Lexington
Arlington ‘Heights
Arlington Heights
Julia Hosmer
Edward B. Caiger
Jamaica
New York
Borony
Dick Eaton
Concord Tennie Pion
Concord Country Club
Columbus Day
Middlesex School
Concord Tennis Yomr
Hibernia Hall
Sons of Norway
Bullet Removed From Boy's Spine At Marlboro Hospital
Walter Sheridan, a Maynard youth, had a bullet lodged in his spine since September 27. Doctors led by John T. Bottomly performed the operation at Marlboro hospital with Irving Armstrong and McCarthy assisting. The bullet lodged in the 10th vertebra after passing the 9th, and the patient remained on the danger list with no change reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sheridan
James Sheridan
Maynard
Marlboro Hospital
John T. Bottomly
Boston
Irving Armstrong
Hudson
McCarthy
Miss Katherine Dolan Rites Held After Long Illness
Miss Katherine Dolan died Oct 9 at her brother Patrick Dolan’s home on Shadyside avenue after a lingering illness. A Concord resident for 35 years she is survived by a brother two nieces and two nephews. Funeral Oct 12 at St Bernard’s Church with bearers from Concord Dorchester and Wal tham. Many relatives and friends attended. Sat Oct 21 dance at Southnee adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dolan
Patrick
Shadyside Avenue
Miss Dolan
Concord
F. J. Corcoran
Waltham
J John
J Dolan
St. Bernard’s Church
Fred Moreau
James Phee
Concred
Joseph Kearney
Richard Hurley
Gordon Logan
Dorchester
Frank Corcoran
Wanted Housekeeper in Concord Massachusetts 1811
Classified notice seeking a middle aged woman for housekeeping in a small family with references provided. Address replies to Housekeeper 11 Elm Street Concord Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Concord
Mass
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William Wheeler
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Lucy M. Fosdick
Ign
Sabrina Smith
Hame
Belknap Street
Woodward Hudsons
Matlon Keyes
Charles N Warning
Naushon
Main Street
Arthur Halland
York
Edinboro
London
England
Margaret and
May Dunbar
Sybil Jarvie
C. Towle
Country
A. B. Brooks
John M. Eaton
Industrial School
St. Botolph Street
Concord High School
Danvers
Bakket Super
Harriet A. Fogg
Warren L. Stanton
Wollaston
John’s
Fitchburg
C.W. Collier
Old Concord
Collier
Eugenie Mann
Foss
Joseph Williams
John R Comley
Cross
Jewett
Cornelia Olson
N. A. Davis & Son
Herbert Hudson Hall
Herbert C. Hall
Colonial Inn
Irving B. Howe
Pineridge Farm
Mr. Hall
Maryville
Aluminium Company of America
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Walden Street
Tel
Bix
W. D. W Co
Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Margaret B. Clahaffe
Walden St
F. L. Hoyt
T. W. Surette
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Dept
Washington St
North
Maes
Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. F. Smith, Jr
Treas
Massachusetts
Miles
R. J. Rodday Co
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jet
AGW
Concord Academy
Dance
South
Adv
W. L. Eaton
Thomas F. Parker
Winchester Store
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
J. A. Wilson
Mgr
Portland
Yankee Star
Sumatra
Havana
Gleasondale Woolens
Gleasondale
Woolen Mills
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