Concord Junction Dinner Follows Fitchburg Wedding
Alfred J. Christian and Miss Anna T of Fitchburg wed at St Joseph's Fitchburg on Oct 12 and held a reception at the bride’s home. Afterward the couple dined with the bridal party at the groom's house in Concord Junction before leaving for Hyde Park where the groom works.
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Fitchburg
Alfred J. Christian
J. D. Christian
Commonwealth Awave
Anna T
St. Joseph's Church
Alice Sit by the Fire staged by Miss Cowlishaw in Concord
Miss Erdine Cowlishaw presented J. M. Barrie's dramatic reading Alice Sit by the Fire in Association hall drawing a pleased audience. The reading featured strong male character work and burlesque flair with Concord Mandolin Club performances and misers by Clarence L. Trufant.
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Association Hall
Erdine Cowlishaw
J. M. Barrie
Alice
Miss Cowlishaw
Concord Mandolin Club
Presle Judge
Haley
Phyllis Judge
Elizabeth Snyder
Clarence L. Trufant
Ruth Shepard
Ruth Allen
Mary Damon
Margaret Gale
Funeral of G J Penniman Held After Sudden Shock
Large crowd gathered at Sleepy Hollow cemetery chapel for the funeral of George Jefferson Penniman aged 64. The Concord stable keeper and lifelong resident died after a night shock. he is survived by five children and his wife previously passed away.
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George Jefferson Penniman
Sleepy, Hollow
G. A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Church
Miriam Davis
Alice Cornell
Penniman
Acton
Cortcord
George Penniman
Concord
Lowell Rd
Walden St
J. W. Raymond
Tuttle
Ira
Needham
Cora
Frank and Newell
Peabody
Gertrude
Thos. F. Ryan
Plymouth
Officers Installed at Concord Council of Knights
The Concord council Knights of Columbus installed new officers Thursday evening by D D G K Peter Ward of Fitchburg. A supper followed prepared by the committee Brennan Gonnorton Jennings Giblin and Mullaney. Grand Knight Robert J Worcester served as toastmaster and called for speeches from D D G K Ward and others.
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Concord Council
K. of
Fitchburg
U. K
William. Brennan
John Gonnorton
John Jennings
Thos. Giblin
Michael Mullaney
Robert J. Worcester
D. D. G. K. Ward
Concord Knights
Lang fined for trespass on Stedman Buttrick land
Albert F. G. Lang was fined twenty dollars for trespassing on posted land on Hsla Brook road. He appealed and was held in $100 bonds for the district court session. Lang arranged bonds with Andrew Peterson, then Frank B. Sanborn after Judge Keyes advised a second bondsman.
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Albert F. G. Lang
Stedman Buttrick
Hslabrook Rd
Lang
Andrew Peterson
Keyes
Frank B. Sanborn
Buttrick
Reverend Berggreen Withdraws Resignation
Rev Berggreen stays in Concord after urging parishioners to draw nearer to Jesus. With Bishop Hamilton of Boston's approval the pastor declines a call to a larger field and remains at the church. Public attendance was good and the move was unanimously supported by a standing vote.
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Winace Ethce
Berggreen
Jesus
Hamilton
Boston
Concord
Changes Delayed Move to New Armory by One Day
Governor David I Walsh with officials announces a postponement in moving from the old armory to the new one. Original plan aimed to begin Saturday and continue Monday and Tuesday but necessary changes caused the delay.
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David I. Walsh
Ipeccath Paca
Ib G. H. Cox
Michael J. Dee
Advertised Letters List From Local Post Office
A compiled list shows names of residents with unclaimed mail including R. G. Bank G. W. Colby M. G. Car ty Robert Hunting B. Holdsworth B. H. Maker A. C. Nordmen Archie Stevens C. B. Southard W. Vosburgh George A. Wood I. M. Whitten George A. Bacon Mildred Bar Ia Carrent B. Caddy Mrs Bien Davey Mary Goode Mrs Mary L. Hadley Elders S Jardine Jones Radcliffe Romeyn Dorothy Welch.
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R. G. Bank
G. W. Colby
M. G. Carty
Robert Hunting
B. Holdsworth
B. H. Maker
A. C. Nordmen
Archie Stevens
C. B. Southard
W. Vosburgh
George A. Wood
I. M. Whitten
George A. Bacon
Mildred Bar Ia Carrent
B. Caddy
Bien Davey
Mary Goode
Mary L. Hadley
Elders S. Jardine
Miss Jones
Radcliffe Romeyn
Dorothy Welch
Trinitarian Church C B Society to Serve Chicken Supper
The C B society of the Trinitarian church will serve a chicken supper in the church dining hall Thursday evening at 6 30. The committee in charge is composed of Misses Olga Olsen Helga Nelson Mary Tewksbury Lillian Olsen Marion Peterson and Gertrude Towle.
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Olga Olsen
Helga Nelson
Mary Tewksbury
Lillian Olsen
Marion Peterson
Gertrude Towle
Suffrage Parade in Boston Draws Concord Attention
Concord residents dominated the big Boston suffrage parade with Mrs Reginald F Jones among the notable sight figures. Sam Dillingham led the Concord division in Middlesex county. The event attracted extensive crowds and inspired visits to information rooms discussing literature and buttons. A rally is planned for the 30th with details to be announced in the next issue.
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Concord
Boston
Reginald F. Jonés
Sam Dillingham
Middlesex County
Wi ‘Wheeler
Bostom
Brotherhood of Trinitarian Church Opens 1915 Season
The Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church opened its 1915 16 season with a Thursday evening banquet at 6 80 served by Mrs. Leslies R Moore and assistants. Menu included cold meats mashed potatoes relishes salads rolls coffee and cake. Mr Bevan from the agricultural department spoke on milk testing seen as revelatory by many townspeople. The next meeting on Nov 9 will feature a debate. Mrs Frank Pierce and Vera plan two weeks in Egypt. Frank A Pierce returns to Hubbard St after a week there.
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Brotherhood of Trinitarian Church
T. A. Bevan
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Leslies R. Moore
C. F. Whitney
Mises Gertrude Lawrence
Gertrude Towle
Olga Olsen
Marion Moody
Marion Peterson
Agricultural Department
Bevan
Brotherhood
Society
Frank Pierce
Vera
Egypt
Hubbard St
Frank A. Pierce
Fast Tie Sparks St Marks and Middlesex Showdown
Concord hosted a 66 66 tie between St. Marks and Middlesex schools Saturday afternoon.
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Concord
St. Mark’s
Middlesex
Concord News Wraps Personal Notes and Local Updates
John Rhinehart of Concord now living in Waltham is convalescing at Deaconess hospital. Olive Smith underwent an appendectomy at Deaconess hospital. Mrs Axon and family of Lowell were entertained at Hubbard street. Mary Hunt of Thoreau street takes a two week vacation from Chase and Sanborn’s in Boston. The Ladies Missionary Circle met, Harry Rider of Lincoln addressed duties as clerk at Frank E. Cutler grocery. Frank Ross replaced him. William Clark resumed duties at H. S. Richardson pharmacy after three days’ absence. Annual Concord Grange officer elections set for November 20. Local huntsmen foresee little activity in the area this week due to land posting. M. A. C. Joe Sherman, who visited Concord, attended a wedding Friday.
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John Rhinehart
Waltham
Conard Friends
Deaconess
Olive Smith
Deaconess Hospital
Axon
Lowell
Nearbees I. W. Raymond
Hubbard St
Mary Hunt
Thoreau St
Chase & Sanborn’s
Boston
Boston. , Ladies’ Missionary Circle of the Church
Tte
Harry Rider
Lincélin
Concord Huntsmen
M. A
C. Treads
Joe
Sherman
Concord
Town Hall Rally Set by Republican Party Tonight
A Republican rally is planned for tonight at the town hall. Details note a special event segment and حضور attendees, with local officials expected to participate.
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Ween
Whiting Fined Five Dollars for Driving Without Light
Lexington resident Thomas G. Whiting was fined five dollars after being cited for operating a vehicle without vehicle lights during the day.
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Thomas G. Whiting
Lexington Day
Willard and Hall Elected Installed as Deacon
Raymond D. Willard and Wells A. Hall were elected and installed as deacon and appointee at the convention. A collation followed the installation ceremonies.
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Raymond D. Willard
Wells A. Hall
Witte
Reverend A W Littlefield to preach Sunday 10 46
Rev A W Littlefield of Needham will preach at the First Parish Meeting House Sunday morning at 10 46. The service welcomes all parishioners and visitors to attend.
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A. W. Littlefield
Needham
Out to Win Event Ends in Concord
A brief note shows OUT TO WIN scheduled for Saturday in Concord. The fragment hints at players or teams aiming to win today, but details and names are unclear in the OCR.
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Concord
Public hearing on roads scheduled in East Cambridge
Discussion on public road matters to be held at the courthouse in East Cambridge at 10 a.m. on October 38. Citizens may raise questions regarding road provisions and public access.
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Court House
East Cambridge
Preparations Underway For Woman's Fair In Community
Preparations are apace for a forthcoming fair organized by the Woman's group in the town. Anticipated events include exhibits, baked goods, and crafts with proceeds supporting local causes and community programs.
Town notes on vacations and visitors across the week
Miss Louise Lyons enjoys a two week vacation while town hunters were busy. Robert Prentiss resides in a house once occupied by R E Payson. Miss Mary Jones of New York visited Elizabeth Snyder. John Anderson takes a fort night off from Reformatory duties. Mrs Fred Baker stayed with her sister in Kennebunkport Maine. Fred Reed begins a two week vacation from Reformatory duties. Mary Boylan and Edie Boylan spent the weekend with their father James Boylan. Mrs Arnold Lowery returns home after visiting her mother Mrs G T Choate of Concord Junction. Suffrage parade in Bow tow pleased marchers and onlookers. Mr and Mrs London welcomed newborn twins a boy and a girl.
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Robert Prentiss
R. E. Payson
Mary Jones
N.Y
Elizabeth Snyder
John Anderson
Reformatory
Fred Baker
Kennebunkport
Fred Reed
Mary Boylan
Mise
Edie Boylan
James Boylan
Arnold Lowery
G. T. Choate
Concord Junction
Bowton
Mrs. London
Cooking lectures held at Union church vestry
Miss Myrtle B. Robinson of the 20th July cooking school gave lectures Thursday Friday and Saturday of last week in the Union church vestry. The free series attracted attendees with cook books and samples distributed each afternoon.
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Union Church
Myrtle B. Robinson
Meeting of Men's Club Promises Interesting Lecture
A meeting of the men is planned for next Friday evening. Mr Field, an expert in the field, will speak and the lecture will be illustrated, promising high interest. The event is tied to a Massachusetts location.
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Svening
Can Will Speek
Z Fish
Massachusetts
Field
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G. J. Penniman
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Maynard
C. E. Supper
Ben J. F. Murray
M.D
Beacon
Main Street
Town Hall
Louise Lyons
P. W. White
Telephone
Concord, Mass
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Tebreault
Greenfiel
Mass
Mansion House
Hindle
Ohio
M. J
Epes
Ogg
Deerfield
Taylor
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