Concord notices of events and people around town
Winter overcoats offered by P. J. Sullivan in Concord. Miss A. J. Hicks, studying osteopathy in Cambridge, will visit Fridays and Saturdays. Mrs. McCarthy mourns her mother in Marlboro as Rep. C. F. McCarthy runs for state senator. A large turnout at a Middlesex Central meeting, and a Mawthorne chapter gathering. A school trip planned to Mechanics Building. Birthday dinner for Erastus H. Smith. Local misadventures include a fall by John Driscoll and a new dry goods store opened in Woburn by B. L. Filene. Wedding invitations for Miss Ragna Petersen and John William Webber. Large visiting party for Luther Franks. Henry C. Franks fined for hunting without a license. Grace Roberts and Artemas Ward Jr. marry in New York. A two day fair by the Scandinavian Methodist church concluded with good profits.
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P. J. Sullivan
Maynard
A. J. Hicks
Walden At
Cambridge
Concord
Missee
Paul R. Smithecone
Washington
PD. C
Middlesex County
Boston
Middlesex Central Pomona
Acton Centre
Mawthorne
O. B.S
Angie R. McCarthy
Phor
R. L. Wilson
Marlboro
McCarthy
Chas. F. McCarthy
Harry Futtle
Springfield
Joseph M. Appleby
St. John
N. B
Mechanics Building
Coburn
Wells A. Hall
Erastus H. Smith
Board of Assessors
Board of Health
Walden St
Smith
D. May
Fitchburg
R.A
John Driscoll
Saunders Farm
B. L. Filene
Woburn
Arthur Hosmer
C. H. Smith
W. D. Cross
J. M. Keyes
J. C. Woodsome
Tampa
Fla
Franks
Woodsome
Josephine Bunker
Sargentville
Florida
Joseph Dunn
Brooksville
Henry C. Franks
Daniels
Lexington
Luther Franks
Meade
Lynn
Mary Coombs
Tufts
Martha Brown
Waltham Training School
Thomas L. Allen
Framingham
Allen
Wayland
Grace Roberts
Artemasr Ward, Jr
New York City
Edwin L. Drowne
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Scandinavian Methodist Church Society
Teday
Concord Lyceum announces diverse eight event season
The Concord Lyceum presents an eight event season starting November 8 with Harvard Musical Clubs concert. The lineup includes the Criterion Club on November 22 performing A Pair of Spectacles, and December 12 Col. Charles J Buffalo Jones on Lascoing Animals in Africa with moving pictures. January features Alfred Tennyson Dickens lecture My Father's Life and Works, and January 24 the Barleben Trio and Clara Sexton concert. February brings Jonas M Miles Taxation of Land Values in Massachusetts and February 21 a talk by Prof. Thomas N Carver A Substitute for Socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lyceum
Concord
Harvard Musical Clubs
Harvard Boys
Eure
Criterion Club
Charles J
Buffalo") Jones
Africa
Boston
Charles L. Safford
Alfred Tennyson Dickens
Barleben
Clara Sexton
Jonas M. Miles
Massachusetts
Thos. N. Carver
Concord Furore Over Rev Richeson Arrest for Hyannis Murder
Concord buzzes as Rev. C. V. T. Richeson of Cambridge is jailed for the murder of Avis Linnell of Hyannis. He earlier spoke at the Concord C E convention on February 22 on Consecrated Lives and impressed many with his dramatic oratory. He was accompanied by a young lady described as his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. V. T. Richeson
C. E
Union Church
Richeson
Concord
Baptist Immanuel Church
Boston
Vesper Service at First Parish in Oct 29 Evening
The First Parish holds one vesper service on Sunday Oct 29 at 5 o clock. Rev Loren B Macdonald is pastor. Temple Male Quartet of Boston and organist Raymond C Robinson supply music. The program includes Gounod's Redemption organ pieces, prologue The Creator, plus several quartets and hymns ending with Benediction and Hymn of the Apostles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren B. Macdonald
Temple Male Quartet
Boston
Raymond C. Robinson
Lord God of Israel
Trowbridge
Democratic Rally in Concord Backs McCarthy for Senator
A large crowd attended in Concord for a Democratic rally praising Rep McCarthy for senator after his mother’s death. Mayor Shaughnessy of Marlboro spoke on the senatorial issue, with Hoar presiding and addresses by Mitchell and Bishop. more meetings are planned as the campaign builds. The Concord K of C hosts a whist party and dance at Monn Hall on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Rep
John J. Shaughnessy
Marlboro
Senator Hoar
Shaughnessy
Mr. Hoar
John J. Mitchell
Warren L. Bishop
Wayland
Concord
Rep. McCarthy
Bishop
Concord Council, K. of C
Monn Hall
Home wedding in Concord joins Lillian Petersen to Joseph Smith Jr
Large number of relatives witnessed an unusually pretty home ceremony at the Peterson residence on Monument Street. Miss Lillian Ottine Petersen and Joseph Williamsmyr Smith were married by Rev. Geo A. Tewksbury in a parlor ceremony attended by around 150 relatives and friends. The double ring service featured a green and autumn leaf backdrop. The bride wore white satin with lilies of the valley and a shower bouquet. bridesmaid wore pink chiffon over silk. A reception followed with family members assisting. gifts included gold, silver, and glass. The couple left for a Connecticut honeymoon and will reside in Thompson, Connecticut. The bride’s activities at church and school and the groom’s Connecticut education and church service are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph Wiliamsmuyr
Petersen
Monument St
Misa Helen I. Petersen
Norman B. Smith
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Church
Little Evelyn Smith
William Smith
Ralph Peter
Killarney
Lars Peterson
Joseph W. Smith
Mary Tewkesbury
Mildredmith
Philathea Glass
Smith
Thompson
Philathea
Miss Petersen
Concord High School
New England Conservatory of Music
Punkataset Farm
Connecticut
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Maid Terribly Burned in Alcohol Accident
Anna Olsen, a maid for Mrs. Robert Wainwright, is in critical condition after a dramatic fire at the Wainwright home last Wednesday. She was attempting to pour more alcohol into a dish to finish singeing chickens when the can exploded and clothing caught fire. Another maid helped extinguish the flames and nurses attended her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwrights
Anna Olsen
Robert Wainwright
Wainwright
Miss Olsen
Concord High Defeats St. Andrew's In Rainy Game
Concord High won a tough football game against St. Andrew's in heavy rain. Key plays included a 40 yard run by Coolidge on a forward pass and strong line plunges by W Woods. Scoring featured touchdowns by Coolidge and Johnson with partners listed, while officials named Richardson as umpire Goddard as referee Hubbard as field judge and linesmen Goding and Bekfeldt. Four quarters were played in steady drizzle.
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St. Andrew's
Coolidge
W. Woods
Concord H
ST. Andrew's Coolidge
Okie W. Wood
Kimbal Sargent
Phi T. Ryan
Payson
Thayer
W. Ryan
Glover Montague
le Arnolds
Hollis
Johnson
Percy
Neil N. Wood
Snow
Richardson
Goddard
Hubbard
Goding
Bekfeldt
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Miller
Morgan
Winsor
Concord
Noble, Sweetzer
Sweetzer Emerson
Moffat
Taylor Winsor
Courtney Madeira
Wiggin Morgan
H. Wiggin McKinley
le Hutchins
Emerson
Ells
Andrews
Paine
Middlesex Dominates Noble & Greenough 23 to 0 on Saturday
Middlesex outplayed Noble & Greenough with strong runs and two Miller touchdowns. Emerson kicked three goals from touchdowns as Noble & Greenough struggled against Middlesex’s offense and stout defense.
True Personal Character Series at Trinity Church
The Trinity Church notes outline a three sermon series on True Personal Character with topics Foundation Superstructure and Occupancy. A Sunday evening talk on Things of Dishonor in Religion follows next Sunday at 7 30. The Sunday school and Boys Brigade show renewed activity and a Heroes address by Wilmot R. Jones under church leadership. Charles R. Borland commands with Thomas Todd Jr as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Wilmot R. Jones
Charles R. Borland
Thomas Todd, Jr
Concord garage manager reports assault and robbery attempt
Bernard Lang, manager of a Concord garage, told police four men tried to rob him in a Beach Street hotel toilet at about 8 pm. He was struck with brass knuckles, knocked down, and later treated at a hospital for a swollen eye. Lang stated he fought off the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lang
Concord
Bernard Lang
Beach-st
Comrades Escort Duty at Charles F. Johnson Funeral
Members of Old Concord Post G R and Concord code of Odd Fellows attended the funeral of Charles F. Johnson of Triedon at Trinitarian church Sunday at 2 pm. Rev G A Tewksbury conducted the service and Odd Fellows escorted the body to Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Old Concord Post. G. \. R
Concord Code of
Odd Fellows
Charles F. Johnson
G. A. Tewksbury
Post
Odd
Reception at Wood Home for Miss Todd Engagement
Miss Todd hosted by Mrs. F. Wood at the Trinitarian church ladies’ reception detailing her upcoming engagement to Mr. Muirhead. Guests praised her gown and flowers while gifts included silver from the church choir. decor featured white chrysanthemums and tea was served in the dining room.
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Miss Todd
Odd
Rd F. Wood
Trinitarian
Virginia Lee Tewksbury
Ciu
Mrs. Tewksbury
Muirhead
Charles R. ‘Orland
Percy Brown
Cornelia Thorpe
Mary Tewksbury
Frappe
Miriam Davis
Advertised Letters Listed by Allen Post Office
Names of residents and correspondents receiving advertised letters. Allen post office lists Samuel W. Bradstreet S Cambrasia M De Champ Peter Dolan Edward Sawyer and many others including Mrs Alfred Codman Mrs C W Davis Miss Mary Gill Miss Ida B Hodges Miss Maggie Porter Miss Agnes Stevens and Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bean
Samuel W. Bradstreet
S. Cambrasia
M. de Champ
Peter Dolan
M. Heron
Edward Sawyer
Alfred Codman
C. W. Davis
Mary Gill
Ida B. Hodges
Maggie Porter
Agnes Stevens
Elizabeth Thompson
Concord Classified Ads Include Rentals and Used Vehicles
Local classifieds advertise real estate listings through Henry Savage of Boston and Concord agents for Bedford Acton Maynard Lincoln and others. Items for sale include two carriages, a Columbia Electric auto, a Jersey cow and two horses with stables and boat storage available. rooms to let and a double house for rent in Concord with utilities and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ww
R. R
L. A. Hesselton
Concord Junction
Mass
Man Applies for Admission as Attorney in Massachusetts Circuit Court
Notice in the District of Massachusetts states Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord has applied for admission as an Attorney and Counselor of the United States Circuit Court. Clerk Charles K. Darling issues the notice dated October 24, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the
United States
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Charles K. Darling
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Mr. Robinson
Democratic Rally
Lillian Petersen
Joseph Smith, JR
Lillian Ottine Petersen
Concord High
Trinitarian Church Notes
Wood Home
Concord Locats
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Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Beverly
Michael Ryan
Middlesex School
Middle St
McManus Bros
Columbia Electric Automobile
Main St
Garland School
Arthur D. Hosmer
R. B. Peterson
Everett St
Old Concord
Lexington Road
Charles
Brown
Jose
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
Goncord
Matthew Steinman
Grant &St
Joseph Kulcsaro
New York
White’s
Cora R. Knight
Water St
Concord Junct
W. S Leland
Chas. S., Hunt
Sudbury, Mass
P. McColigan & Co
Chelsea, Mass
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Hopkins Main St
Raymond G. Robinson
Church Concord
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Walden Music
Walden
Worcester
Newbury Street
F. E. Harris
Sleepy Hollow
Musier
Appleman
DR. W. Herbert Wal
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Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
A. L. Hicks
Miss Coolidge
Hicks
Central St. Son
A. Fernald
Boylston
Back Bay
James William Bury
Attorney-at-Law
Hubbard Street
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