Hunting Rules and Season Outlook for Middlesex County
Concord brief outlines open season dates from October 20 to November 20 for pheasants quail partridges and woodcock with daily bag limits. Lottery on hens prohibited and hunters warned to report pheasant kills. Fire risk note from Governor and local notices include car purchases and social events at Colonial Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Division of Fisheries and Game
William C. Adams
State Department, of Conservation
Normal School Principal to Speak Here Soon
A district meeting of the Parent-Teachers association will be held at Harvey Wheeler School on Thursday October 27. Dr Chalmers principal of Framingham Normal School will speak in the afternoon on Roosevelt as a Parent. Dr Marshall Perrin will speak in the evening. Representatives from surrounding towns will report on local work inviting Concord Junction parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Chalmers
Framingham Normal School
Roosevelt
Marshall Perrin
Concord Junction
Gleason to Lecture on Thoreau at Concord Meeting House
Herbert W. Gleason of Boston, a leading authority on Thoreau, will speak at 8 p m Thursday Oct 27 at the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House under the Concord Antiquarian Society. He will present A field with Henry Thoreau with notes on Thoreau Concord and his 1917 Thoreau Centenary lecture.
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Thoreau
Herbert W. Gleason
Boston
Concord
Concord Antiquarian Society
Henry Thoreau
Gleason
Town Hall
Appalachian Club
Sale of Land in Concord Transfer to Nathan H Brown
Concord papers record a land conveyance of about 500 acres along Sudbury road Seven Star Lane and the old road to Nine Acre Corner from Augustine B Conant to Nathan H Brown with Meredith and Grew named as brokers.
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Concord
Sudbury Road
Seven Star Lane
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Augustine B. Conant
Nathan H. Brown
Meredith & Grew
Concord Junction Leary Delane Wedding
Miss Marie J. Leary daughter of Mrs Mary Leary married Edward J. Delane of Concord Junction on Sunday Oct 23 at Mattapan. The groom, son of Mrs John Castle Main St, is among the towns popular young men. They plan a home at 783 Morton St Mattapan and will be at home after Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Garland
Garland
John Frye McCallar
Mattie B. Cutting
Sudbury
Torrey & Vialle
Woodward Hudson
Marion
California
Seattle
Lexington Rd
S. P. Jackson
Detroit
Colonial Inn
Concord
Mary Wheeer
Mary Hunt
Horton Edmands
Squam Lake
Nashobard
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Sudbury Road
Death of Samuel E Haynes A Concord Resident
Samuel E Haynes died in Concord on Wednesday October 19 born Townsend Massachusetts June 16 1850. He lived in Concord from 1892 mostly on Hubbard Street and Walden Street selling horses for years then retired due to ill health. He leaves a daughter and two grandchildren in Orlando Florida and a Townsend stepmother. Funeral Friday October 21 was led by Reverend Cyrus Richardson and interment was in Townsend.
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Samuel E. Haynes
Concord
Townsend
Mass
Samuel Stone
Sybil Sawtelle Haynes
Haynes
Martin Tuttle
Hubbard St
Waltham
Walden St
Orlando
Fla
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Cyrus Richardson
Local Delegates to State D A R Convention
The New Hampshire D A R state convention will meet at Hotel Kimball Springfield Mass on Thursday Oct 27. Concord delegates include Mrs H Thompson Blood Mrs Augustus L Morse Mrs Arthur P Blanchard and Mrs Loring N Fowler with alternates Mrs George R Blinn Miss Fannie Sanderson Mrs Herbert B Smith and Miss Caroline P Holden. A banquet will be held at the Kimball in the evening.
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Kimball
Springfield
Mass
Concord
8. Thompson Blood
Augustus L. Morse
Arthur P. Blanchard
Loring N. Fowler
George R. Blinn
Fannie Sanderson
Herbert B. Smith
Caroline P. Holden
County Conference Program Notes 158d Session Lessons
The South Middlesex Conference held a two part Oct 19 program in Sneek with morning and afternoon sessions. Rev Hurley Begun proposed a conference plan. speakers included Rev Dudley Hayes Ferrell of Lynn Unitarian Church and Frederick W. Parker of Somerville. The day featured a roll call, devotional, luncheon, and talks on church growth and youth interests. Attendance was large and the talks were well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Middlesex
Hurley ‘Begun
Pedford
Dudley Hayes Ferrell
First Unitarian Church
Lynn
Robert Allen Sinsen
West Somerville
Frederick W. Parker
Somerville
Minot Simons
Department of Church Extension
Hytun
Concord
Follow Up Conference at Middlesex County Church
The Fifth County Follow-up conference of the Inter-church Rural Survey, now under the Massachusetts Federation, will be at Trinity Episcopal church Concord on Nov 3 from 10 am to 4 pm. Rev. Smith O. Dexter invites attendees. Rev. Benjamin W. Rust and Rev. E Tallmadge Root will present morning facts with discussion. afternoon focuses on church actions by township and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-church Rural Survey
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Middlesex County
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Benjamin W. Rust
E. Tallmadge Root
Women's Union to Hold Fair in American Legion Hall
The Trinitarian Congregational church Women's Union held a supper on Oct 20 and plans a Nov 17 fair in the American Legion Hall on Walden Street. The event features home made candy fancy work and food, offering a Christmas shopping chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Women’s Union
the American
Walden St
Revival Meeting Aims to Rejuvenate Old North Branch Society
On October 22 a Unitarian church gathering sought to revive interest in the Old North Branch Children of the American Revolution. Mrs. William H. Rand of Newton spoke on the broad theme Getting Together. John C. Friend resumed work at his longtime Newton store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Old North Branch
the Children of the
William H. Rand
Newton
Radcliffe College Endowment Drive Receives Local Support
Concord committee hosts reception for President Briggs as Radcliffe seeks a three million dollar endowment. Local members pledging 15 000 plus and 2000 gifts. appeal to public planned with efforts including a Sudbury graduate offering fall planting to aid the fund.
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Radcliffe
Way
Cambridge
Union
Europe
Asia
Africa
Upg
San Marcos
Dublin
Edinboro
Oxford
Paris
Rs. Agagsiz
Concord Committee
LeBaron Russell Briggs
Concord Harvard Club
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Hang W
Lincoln
Sudbury
Chelmsford
Concord
LINE IS BUSY Phone Week Reveals Exchange Struggles
A column chronicles the frictions of busy lines and first come first served toll operations at the Boston exchange. It describes observers visiting the switchboard and the Information desk, noting operators strive to connect calls quickly while callers endure busy signals.
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Boston
Uni
Bridget Daly Dies After Fall at Home in Concord
Mrs Bridget Daly widow of Edward Daly died Oct 19 at her Bedford Street home from injuries after a fall a month earlier. Born in Ireland about 75 years ago she lived in Concord 40 years. Survived by son Daly and daughter Mary C Daly both of Concord. Funeral Mass at Sorare’s. burial at St Bernard's.
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Bridget Daly
Edward Daly
Bedford St
Daly
Ireland
Concord
6Oak
Deehent Daly
Mary C. Daly
Soraaré
Concord Grammar School Hosts Historic Exchange Field Trip
Concord Superior in Football to Boys from Junction. Miss Julia Mahoney chief operator at the local telephone exchange led a visit for High School pupils last Thursday. The group toured the exchange including battery rooms and received a practical lesson on how telephone systems operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Junction
Concord Grammar School
Grangers Receive First Degree of Order at Meeting
Frederick W. Taylor presided as master while John W. Raymond Fred Powers Joseph Macone Robert Sheehan and I Taylor joined the first degree team. The gathering at Legion headquarters heard plans for next week with supper to follow.
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Grange E Legion
He Fogle
Frederick W. Taylor
John W. Raymond
Fred
Powers
Joseph Macone
Robert Sheehan
Ag I. Taylor
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George L. Coodnow
Hudson Road
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J.K. Tuttle
F. L. Gay
Mainst
Country Club
Willilam
A. Curley
Deaconess Hospital
Mrs. Winthrop Wood
Wilmington
Frederick G. Shull
Dallas
Texas
Leslie Anderson
Rene Duberger
Concord High School
Richard Fay Barrett
Barrett
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Wildman
Edson Wood
Stewart Seibel
Frances Quillan
F. H. Dacy
F. Locklin
Taunton
H. L. Richards
Miss Gavel
Bostton
F. H. Yates
Framingham
Jennie L. Smith
Bridgeport
C. Fitzhugh
Briity
Laura A. Kirkman
New Milford
F. L. Putnam
Arthur V. Wells
H. Edmundson
Brookline
A. Bucher
A. Fraser
Lawrence
Misa M. Rundlett
North Andover
G. L. Voss
C. F. Kuchule, Jr
Lockwood
Indianapolis
Berthaves
M. Bowen
F. H. Morrell
M. Baker
Medfield
Percy Thompson
Virginia Thompson
Lowell
Marguerite W. Stoddard
Eleanor Greenwood
Providence
Louise Currie
Marguerite M. Currie
Lucille Brennan
W. J. Roney
Roney
T. M. Dempsey
M. Louise Floyd
Hartford
Hope Weelock
Calais
Roger C. Dickey
Dennisport
E. de W. Walsh
New York City
Amory Goddard
F. G. Leer
C. W. Holcomb
Dr. Hilton
Hilton
G. B. Caldwell
O. D
Main St
Jessie Brown
Lexington
Olive F. Smith
Lapham’s Block
Yoo Hoo
Fox Trots
Fox
Maynard
Rodday
American Legion Hall
John C. Friend
Hig Old
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Aldi Radcliffe
Endowment
FUND
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Perfection Oil
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Waltham National Bank
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U. S
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Savings Department
Poole
Carter & Loftus
M. T. Carrigan
Miss Julia
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