Concord Week Spotlight Covers Social, Travel and Club News
Mrs. E M Crampton and daughter toured England France and Italy. Miss Fosdick held a sweater sale at the Colonial Inn. Yale treasurer George Parmley Day bought a Dodge touring car. Concord Woman's Club to hear Mrs Eila Lyman Cabot on volunteerism in schools. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Winthrop Wood from Wilmington Del and a Concord Country Club entertainment committee chaired by Henry A Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Crampton
England
France
Italy
Fosdick
Colonial Inn
George Parmley
Brattleboro
Yale College
Torrey & Viale
Concord Woman's Club
Eila Lyman Cabot
Richard C. Cabot
Winthrop Wood
Concord
Wilmington
Del
Concord Country Club
Henry A. Laughlin
Nathan A. Middleton
John M. Eaton
Aden
Old Virginia
Miss Dennison
Miss Durkee
Riding School To Be Started By Local Rider
Harry Tuttle rents part of his Walden Street stable for a riding school. Jo Dadiey of Lowell plans a new school here after already operating in Lowell. He typically runs a summer Cap riding program and many townspeople expect success as youths seek riding instruction but lack horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tuttle
Walden St
Jo. Dadiey
Lowell
Badiey
Rifle shoot cancelled. Percy Foss tops few entrants
The rifle event at the range on last Wednesday was cancelled due to poor turnout and no prizes were awarded. Percy Foss of Concord achieved the highest score among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bister’s Hill
Percy Foss
Concord
Desirable Tenant Seeks Cozy Winter Home in Concord
A lighthearted notice describes a bachelor candidate with a strict vegetarian appetite who damages crops with underground shoots. He plans to place an ad in this paper seeking a snug basement winter dwelling, moderate means, simple tastes, no smoking, no chewing, with references to Br. W. Chuck Box 121 Concord Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. W. Chuck
Concord
Mass
Local Man A Guest Of Gloucester Regatta Committee
G Walter Vialle attended Gloucester Regatta events on Oct 12 13 and observed the ocean elimination race to select Yankee defender for the North Atlantic fishermen trophy off Halifax Oct 22. The Bettina acted as committee boat while a north northwest breeze favored racing with the Hisie winning aboard the Harperanto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Walter Vialle
Gloucester
Halifax
Marty Welch
Hisie
Columbus Day Picnic at Fairhaven Bay Camp
Clement Ford's camp near Fairhaven Bay hosted a Columbus Day picnic with guests including Mr and Mrs F. S. Millett and others. The group enjoyed a camp dinner of broiled steak and a relaxed afternoon of boating and visiting nearby Staples' camp, praising the beautiful surroundings for canoeists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven Bay
Clement Ford
F. S. Millett
Philip A. Davis
Charles E. Tolman
Walter N. How
Louis
A. Sohier
Winthrop Woods
Wilmton
Del
Staples
Ford
Showers Altered Plan For First Parish Alliance Event
The Junior Alliance of the First Parish Unitarian planned a Columbus Day picnic at the Canoe Club on Lexington Road but rain moved it to the Parish house parlors. About 18 members attended and 103 candy bags were prepared for an upcoming sale as lunches and hot cocoa were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Columbus Day
Lexington Road
Alliance
First Round in Ladies Championship at Concord Club
In the Concord Country Club first round of the Ladies club championship four matches finished. Mrs. David A. Baldwin defeated Mrs. Leon F. Foss 7 and 5. Mrs. Thomas W. Surette defeated Mrs. Ronald M. Perry 4 and 2. Mrs. Moses B. L. Bradford defeated Mrs. John M. Eaton 4 and 2. Mrs. Gordon Hutchins won from Mrs. M. Brooks by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiesplay
C Country Club
David A. Baldwin
Leon F. Foss
Thomas W. Surette
Ronald M. Perry
Moses B. L. Bradford
John M. Eaton
Gordon Hutchins
M. Brooks
Bazaar of Ladies Ald Society at Zion Church
Annual bazaar of the Ladies Ald Society of Zion Evangelical Free Church Lang Street Concord Massachusetts to be held that afternoon and evening October 27 1921 all welcome urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeraar Leet
Ald Society of Zion Ev. Free Church
Lang St
Concord
Mass
Adv
Pretty Wedding at Mrs Keen Home
A quiet ceremony occurred Saturday October 8 at 4 o clock in the home of Mrs W O Keen. Mrs Sophie How married Samuel Alcock of Belmont with only relatives present and a few friends stopping by later. The newlyweds will reside in Belmont.
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W. O. Keen
Sophie How
Keen
Samuel Alcock
Belmont
Sterpilg
Alcock
Interclass Tournament At Local High School
The local high school hosts an interclass boys singles tournament with matches set for Friday. Seeded by standings, Poland faces a winger in a sophomore semifinal with Woodworth, Todd, Tilman, Weed, Ferran, and Appleby in planned rounds and the winner may need two players for setup. Walter A. Kennedy and Roland Flynn were hired to dig holes and arrange the grounds.
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Poland
Woodworth
Todd Va
Tilman
Weed
Varlagerd Ferran
Appleby
Walter A. Kennedy
Roland Flynn
Local notes from Saratoga and nearby on housing and events
Mrs H Warring of Saratoga Springs NY and 4H 8 Lani af Shanghai China are noted. Dr Cyrus H Richardson will fill the pulpit for three Sundays in October and reside at the Colonial Inn. Middlesex school converts an old squash tennis building into a dwelling. A large section of Vialle's Main Street electric sign was broken but not completely demolished in an Saturday accident.
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H. Warring
Saratoga Springs
New York
Lani
Shanghai
China
Cyrus H. Richardson
Eee
Colonial Inn
Middlesex School
Vialle
Ee Post
Car collision leaves two unhurt with minor damage
Ford touring car owned by George Willings collided with a rear end of a truck owned by Gordon Hutchins. The driver Sipser and Bil oe davae Mieamaiweete were unharmed as the truck stopped after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willings
Gordon Hutchins
Bilanee Enaine’ Sipser
Biloe Davae
Old Concord Chapter 2 DAR Officers and Upcoming Year
The Old Concord Chapter DAR for 1921 1922 lists founder and honorary regent Mrs Daniel Lathrop regent N Fowler custodian Mrs Herbert B Smith and directors Mrs Alfred T Haynes Mrs George Blinn Miss Virginia Sanderson and Mrs Charles H Fowle. Program items include meetings at Mrs George M Baker home with speakers and hostesses named. annual dues payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R
Old Concord
Daniel Lathrop
N Fowler
Herbert B. Smith
Alfred T. Haynes
George Blinn
Virginia Sanderson
Charles H. ‘Fowle
Menting
Blood
G. M
George M. Baker
William B. Rand
Regent
Old Blake House
D. R. A. Soldat
Benjamin Derby
Toren
Hotsey
Lo B. Macdonald
Henry P. Thorpe
Phi Alpha Delta Holds First Meeting In Con OE
Phi Alpha Delta club of Con oe held its first meeting last Friday evening. President Mullaney chaired as officers were elected and plans discussed for a new pool and billiard setup funded by proceeds from recent lane seers play. The next meeting will name new officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Alpha Delta Club
Conoe
Mullaney
Pepp
Glimpses Here and There in Concord Gardens
A Concord corner transformed from unattractive to delightfully planted with a green lace under trees. The Moncey Vine is planted and spreading a fascinating green network over bare ground. Rocks priced at $2.15. Lisle Mass 19.
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Concord
Kipling misattribution to a Vancouver reader quiz
A Vancouver Daily World reader asked who wrote the quotation Down to Gehenna and up to Gods throne. Kipling was ruled out after library searches failed to find the line. A Washington inquiry confirmed the editor must keep hunting for authorship. Sherlock Holmes is also referenced in a separate note.
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Vancouver
B. C
Washington, D. C
Inquiry Department
Aasre
Concord
Sherlock
Hold en Keskey Home of Parents and Wedding Details
The groom Py Halden Keskey of Hubbell is attended by best man Holden Keskey. Betty and Smith Peabody serve as flower girls. Following the ceremony a reception is held. Keeney serves in the Officers Infantry and will be stationed through February 1 1928 before moving to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Halden
Daugh
RG c Keskey
Hubbell
Betty
Smith Peabody
Tr. Keeney
Infantry
Echoo
Detroit
Fene Sustains Injury Amidst Furniture Stockpile
A report notes Fene suffered an injury while a large amount of older furniture remained, indicating damage or disruption during an event. The article highlights the condition of the furniture and the injury's impact on ongoing activities.
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Charles Noll
Maas
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Concord Firemen’s Relief Association
Bean
Fire Department
Terris
Chief Tattle
Firemen’s Relief ‘Association
Sally French Davis
Garland
Nathaniel T. Lane
Misa Bele Lane
St. Louis
Wells Blanchard
Lane Town
Nathaniel Lord
Bangor
Charles
A. J. Underwood
Sudbury Road
J. K. Tuttle
Hu St
Guiseppi di Ci Belknap
Dr. Hilton
Fuller & Kimball
Acton
Littleton State Road
Concord Reformatory
Tel
G. B. Caldwell
Main St
First Parish Alliance
A. D. McRae
Main Street
How
Baby Carriage
Commonwealth Ave
L. P. Goulding
South
Sudbury
PHI’ Alpha Delta
Lisle
Kipling
Carnegie Lbrary
Holden-Keskey
Fene
Mies Reberas
Ethel B. Shar
Mase
Perfection
Waltham National Bank
U. S
United States
Fedamml Reserve System
Lesings Department
Gleasondale Woolen Mills
O. D. Blenkets
Army
Lexington Rd
Concord, Mass
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