Concord Jct Notes and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Albert J Hicks hosts cousin Mrs John Taylor of Albion Me after Annfisnac Grange meeting. Third and fourth degree exemplified for candidates this week. James Early Jr. returns from Boston hospital improving after illness. Marie Hig and friends hopeful for full recovery. Louise Lyons on two week vacation from Dr W F D Davis. Crimson ramble blooms again at Mrs Patrick Reilly Crest St home. Concord lodge BPOP and Buster Keaton film at Veterans Building raising funds for a Christmas tree for children.
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Albert J Hicks
John Taylor
Albion
Annfisnac Grange
James Early Jr
Boston Hospital
Marie
Misa Louise Lyons
W F D.davis
Patrick Reilly
Crest St
Concord
Concord Lodge
BPOP
Buster Keaton
Veteran's Building
West Concord P T A Meeting Set for October 23
The West Concord Parent Teachers Association October meeting will be at Harvey Wheeler School Concord Jct Thursday Oct 23 at 7 30 p m. A short business session precedes an excellent musical program then Rey Dr Cleland will speak. An informal reception for new teachers follows with refreshments.
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Parents Teachers' Assoc
West Concord
Parent Teachers’ Association
Harvey Wheeler
Concord Jct
Rey Dr Cleland
West Concord Union Church Sermon Focuses on Redeeming Lord
The pastor preaches Sunday morning on the theme The Redeeming Power of a Crucified Lord. An evening address will follow, delivering additional reflections for worshipers.
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West Concord Union Church
Temperance Referendum 3 Rally Led by Anti-Saloon League
T RO Hicks of Washington DC, associate to Wayne Wheeler head of the Anti-Saloon League, announces legislative work in Congress and invites attendance to league interpretations of the Referendum No 3 temperance issue. Rally Day noted strong church school enrollment and planned Sunday meetings.
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T RO Hicks
Washington
Hicks
Wayne Ho Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
League
Church
Grange entertains guests from several towns
Grange members and guests from Medford Winchester Waverley Bedford Watertown Acton and Waltham attended Monday evening. Reports by secretary treasurer and fair committee chair were read. The class of candidates began with first degree by local officers and second degree by the Metropolitan Past Masters Association led by Pr M T Marston of Winchester with multiple masters present.
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Metropolitan
Pr. M. Frank T. Marston
Winchester
Marston
Brother Howe
Watertown Grange
James W. Coleman
Waverley
Bro. Goodwin
Bedford
Death of Mrs. Alice A Jewett Widow of Late FL Jewett
Mrs. Alice A. Jewett widow of the late FL Jewett and mother of Lester F. Jewett of this town died October 9 in the past week.
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Ward
Alice A. Jewett
FL Jewett
Lester F. Jewett
Concord Citizens Alliance backs liquor law enforcement drive
A Concord Citizens' Alliance roster supports a Yes vote on the Peetime referendum and lists local members. The piece notes officers include Geo M Weed as chairman and J J Connorton as secretary, with many residents named among the committee.
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Comepri
Shoe Concord
Citizens’ Alliance
Patriotc
United States
Alancocks
Concord Woman's Club Plans Referendum Discussion Event
The Concord Woman's Club held a Monday meeting with the Legislative Committee leading the first half on referendum questions 3 and 7. Rev Gail Cleland spoke on prohibition and Rev. Smith Owen Dexter on the Child Labor Amendment. Edw Elwes Whiting spoke on What to expect November 4. A Friday October 31 food sale supported the Hindran Scholarship.
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L Legislative Committee
Devo Wd
Gail Cleland
Smith Owen Dexter
Elwes Whiting
Whiting
Boston Herald
Hindran
Concord Country Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Concord Country Club held its annual meeting on Saturday evening electing David A Baldwin as president with Berkeley Wheeler as vice president Roger Swain as secretary and Ralph Holden as treasurer. Directors Winthrop Todges Arthur De Brooks and Richard Eaton served with officers. A small clubhouse addition was discussed and referred to the board of governors. Lease-rule changes were also considered.
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Concord Country Club
David A. Baldwin
Middlesex School
Berkeley Wheeler
Roger D Swain
Ralph Holden
Winthrop T Dodges
Arthur de Brooks
Richard J. Eaton
Board of Kovernors
Board of Governors
Neil
Concord High Tennis Second Round Results
In the Concord High boys tennis tournament second round Robert Hiand defeated J Dexter 6 4 5 7 6 4. N Holland defeated Clapp 6 1 6 0. L Peterson beat W Heardsell 6 2 6 1. R Appleby defeated Peterson 6 4 6 4. In the third round R Appleby beat J McCabe 6 6 4.
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Concord H. S
Concord High School
Robert Hiand
J. Dexter
N Holland
Clapp
L. Peterson
W Heardsell
R. Appleby
Peterson
J. McCab
Concord Musical Club votes to suspend executive duties
At a special meeting held Tuesday October 7 active members voted that several executive committee members cannot serve and substitutes are unavailable, so the club aborts the work and holds the regular meeting for the 1924 1925 season. Position wanted by two sisters both good cooks and willing workers apply Mrs N H 16 Fayette St Boston MA.
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Concord Musical Club
N. H
Fayette Sr
Boston
Concord Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Highlights
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association gathered in Eaton Hall with President Mrs Charhkos M Byron presiding. Philip J Isan, principal of Peter Bulkeley and Emerson Schools, elected vice president. They voted four dollars toward Emerson Hospital's sustaining fund and heard Dr George Pratt discuss parental responsibility for children's mental growth. American Education Week November 17-22 was announced. refreshments followed a social hour led by Mrs Frederick Wurtz.
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Concora Parent-Teacher Association
Eaton Hall
Charhkos M. Byron
Philip J.isan
Peter Bulkeley
Emerson
Suceed
G. Winthroy Brainerd
Emerson Hospital
George @®ratt
Massachusetts Society of
Concord church thanks town for aid after fire
The Trinitarian Congregational Church thanks Concord citizens for courtesy and friendship after its building fire. The townspeople helped clear debris quickly and supported a church sale run by the ladies. The pastor Gail Cleland expresses sincere gratitude.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Minutemen
Gail Cleland
Laymen's League opens Concord chapter meeting
The Concord chapter of the Unitarian Laymen League opened with a dinner led by committee chairman Clarence J. Last. President Robert Bygrave chaired and reported on the Laymen's League convention at Niagara Falls. Speakers included Rev Loren B. Macdonald and Edward B. Craiger.
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Concord Chapter
Unitarian
Leagy
Clarence J
Lf Robert Bygrave
Niassara Falls
Loren B. Macdonald
Edward B. Craiger
Women's Parish Association Meets In Vestry With Discourse
Miss Eliza B. Macquarrie presided at the regular Women’s Parish Association meeting in the First Parish vestry. Rev Edwin S Hodgin of New Bedford delivered a discourse on Evolution, followed by refreshments led by committee chair Mrs Raymond Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association
Eliza B. Macquarrie
Edwin S Hodgin
New Bedford
Raymond Wheeler
Sophomore Fannie Arkin Triumphs in Tennis Final
At Concord High School the Sophomore girls final saw Fannie Arkin defeat Wiggins 6-2 6-3 to claim the title Vir ginia Lee won the Junior division 6-1 6-2 over Esther Walcott and advances to meet Sadie Jacobs for the class championship.
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Fannie Arkin
Concord High School
Wiggins
Virginia Lee
Esther Walcott
Sadie Jacobs
Mrs Jewett Dies in Concord Junction At 70
Mrs Jewett in her 70s died at her daughter Mrs Clarence Hosmer’s home in Waltham frey. Funeral held Saturday at 2 30. Longtime town resident with many friends grieved by her death. Mid season sale of trimmed hats Thursday Oct 28 at the Gift Shop West Acton by Mrs C H Smith Dexter building Boston.
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West Acton
C H Smith
Dexter Bidg
Boston
Christian Science Services and Reading Room Open
Sunday services begin at 10 45 with a sermon on Probation After Death and a Wednesday evening healing test. Sunday school for ages up to twenty meets at 10 45. The free reading room in the church edifice is open daily except Sundays from 2 to 5. James Derby drives the new Dodge Bros business sedan. Jenn Fallon bought a Dodge coupe from Vialle Motor Co.
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James Derby
Vialle Motor Co
Dodge Bros
Jenn Fallon
Vialle Motor
Typhoid Warning From Summer Travel Dangers
Health officials warn typhoid risk rises with warm weather and travel. A group of boy scouts drank from a brook in the Palisades area contaminated by sewage, leading to dozens of cases in New York and New Jersey weeks later. Officials emphasize multiple cases from a single source complicate tracing and prevention.
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Pallisades
New York
New Jersey
Pasades
Sewag
Typhoid concerns and housing ads in Concord notice
Fragmentary local text notes protection against typhoid and vaccination timing. It also contains several classified ads for room rentals near the station and dressmakers seeking work, all from Concord with contact lines at 21 Main St.
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Smith Marshall Clark Co
White Bureau
Lasis
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Oliver Oil Burner Service CO
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West Newton
American Woolen Company
Comedias
Costiminteers
John Fi Ndams
John Db. Brown
Thompson Hlood
James P Borland
RO Bygrave
Edward J Caiger
Woo Conant
John J. Connorton
Alice Th Damson
Sot J. Dee
Benjamin Derby
Key Smith O. Dexter
Guy G Fernald
Mary A Flavin
Eugenie M Foss
Warren HM. Goddard
Wells A Hall
Deanville ‘Holden
Eliot K Howard
Chas W Hutchinson
O H Johns
Charles To
Prescott Keyes
Hlenrs Mbané
Hugh Fo Letti
Helen A. Legate
Merton J Leighton
Waldo PO Lapnam
Res Loren Bo Macdonald
Joan RO MacKenzie
Murdock
MacLeod Austin
MacRae
F. Michael P Mahon
John WW Mara
Vira
Revard McCabe
Bo Jo WeClelan
Benjamin Mooly
Negar Garener Murphy
James Napel
Lar ‘Petersen
Wurleigh L. Pratt
RK Clifford Pratt
Gertrude
If Rideout
William A Roddav
Leonard C Robinson
J. C Shepard
Bo Farnum Sith
Fesbert
Bo Smith
Kev
Alfred W Stone
John Sven
Elwood Sweet
Thomas Todd
Charles Towle
Ole ©. Thorpe
Fred Oaower
Frank
Walker
Mr. Alpert Walker
Geore
M Weed
Mary Wheeler
Roo Willard
A. G Willis
T. A Wilson
Geo M. Weed
B. Farham Smith
Benjamin Moody
Dick” Loftus
Brooklyn “Dodgers
Concord Council
K of C
Monument Hall
Holy Ghost Hospital
Concord High
Middlesex
North Concord
William Lefabore
Leo
Roderick MacDonald
Leominster
Daniel Nagle
Blanche Hewitt
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Orient
Framingham
Thomas ‘Hansen
Staten Island
N. Y
William Williamson
Brooklyn
Evangelical Church
Christian Orphanage
For
Concord Woman's Club
Ff Uerdio
Concord Parent— Teacher Association
Gardner
Gardner High School
Sievanen
Gardner Girls
Ruth Cousins
Gardner Concord
Adppinen Iw
Loughlin Stedman li
Gordon Slevanen
Cousins Guo E aCe
Nest
Murray Edgellow
Kennedy Maki
Myers
Hal
Rogers
Peterson Streeter
Frances Wheeler
Conard Wis
Twie
Pickard
Shea
Harnden
Hosey
Light Howe High School
Billerica Boys
Hennessey
HS. Howe
H.S. Richardson
Roche
Asbjornsen
Baker
Chute Hennessey
Foss
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Lawton Rt
Wilson Robinson
Monahan Hosey
Ooo
AL Reynolds Woodworth
Laymen’s League
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Monument Square
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Glenwood Robertshaw Owen
Alvin H. Fletcher, Maynard
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Marin le
Iy Jen
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JC Fazar
Main St. Concord
Maynard
Loni
JC F Re
Fife Ven
Main St
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WM. H. O’brien
Meynard
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