Concord Notes From Home and Campaigns in Town
Mrs. Frank Pierce and Vera returned from two weeks in Egypt to Concord on Hupbard Street. Gov. David I Walsh spoke at a Saturday rally in Post Office Square. Miss Freda Sutter joined a Boston theatre party seeing Experience at the Shubert. Ladies Missionary Circle met at Trinitarian church with a 6 30 supper. Myrtie Robinson led cooking lectures in Whitehall with town ladies benefiting. A food sale at Mrs. Alonzo Tower’s on Main Street Friday supports Liewsac lodge via Concord W C T U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Walsh
Concord
Post Office Square
Freda Sutter
Colonial Inn
Boston
Shubert
Ladies’ Missionary Circle
Trinitarian Church
Chrisian Endeavor Society
Myrtie Robinson
Whitehall
Alonzo Tower
Main St
Concord W. C. T. U
Liewsac Lodge
Chicken Supper Serves Community at Trinitarian Church
A strong turnout joined the Christian Endeavor Society for a chicken supper in the Trinitarian church dining hall. Besides chicken, many tempting dishes were prepared and served by Olga Olsen, Helga Nelson, Mary Tewksbury, Lillian Olsen, Marion Peterson, and Gertrude Towle, reflecting well on the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Trinitarian Church
Olga Olsen
Helga Nelson
Mary Tewksbury
Lillian Olsen
Marion Peterson
Gertrude Towle
Public hearing on Middlesex roads in East Cambridge
Concord residents will speak at the highway commission hearing in East Cambridge at 10 tomorrow. The session, in the county courthouse, will discuss road questions affecting Middlesex County in an open discussion format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
The
Highway Commission
Court House
East Cambridge
Middlesex County
Advertised Letters List Names Recipients
The notice lists persons and households with letters awaiting pickup including L Appleby Charles J Buggy E T Bartlett Ralph Blades W G Green leaf Guy Swenson Charles B Shaw Curtis Snow Mr and Mrs D M Shreve W Vosburgh F J Vera Karl Weiss Mrs Mary L Hadley Miss Rose White Mrs J D Richmond Miss Ethel Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Appleby
Charles J. Buggy
E. T. Bartlett
Ralph Blades
W. G. Greenleaf
Guy Swenson
Charles B. Shaw
Curtis Snow
D. M. Shreve
W. Vosburgh
F. J. Vera
Karl Weiss
Mary L. Hadley
Rose White
J. D. Richmond
Ethel Stacy
McCall Rally Draws Crowd At Post Office Stop
A large outdoor rally in Monument Square attracted a big crowd as speakers from the McCall campaign arrived by car around 11 30. John M. Keyes introduced Calvin Coolidge, John Jacob Rogers, and Samuel McCall who spoke on campaign issues to warm applause before a similar gathering at the Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Samuel McCall
Monument Sq
Dublin Bay
John M. Keyes
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Keyes
John Jacob Rogers
Washington
McCall
Junction
Berggreen Wins Immigration Essay Prize From Boston Y M C A
C P Shedd of the Y M C A Boston announces Rev Andrew Berggreen of Concord's Scandinavian Methodist church won first prize in the Massachusetts and Rhode Island immigration essay contest. The event, run by the state executive committees of the two Y M C A groups, drew six New England seminary teams with Berggreen representing Newton Theological Institution. Judges were Deans Barney Hodges and President Albert Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Shedd
Boston
Andrew Berggreen
Scandinavian Methodist Church of Concord
Schusetts
Rhode Island College
Young Men's Christian Associations
New England
Berggreen
Newton Theological Institution
Barney
S Hodges
Albert Fitch
Methodist Church Class Meeting in West Concord District
The usual class meeting was held last Tuesday at Mons Olsen’s Westford Road home. Rev. A Berggreen preached to about 25 people and the meeting was enjoyed by all. Next Sunday he will begin his third year in the local church by preaching at 8 p.m. Several members will be received in full connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Mons Olsen
Westford Rd
A. Berggreen
Berggreen
Sanborn Sewer Case Sparks Malicious Prosecution Claims
District Attorney William Corcoran denounces the Concord board of health action against Frank B. Sanborn as a malicious prosecution and vows to stop further pursuit. Sanborn, fined for failure to connect to the town sewer, contests the charges and appeals, citing constitutional questions and local hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Sanborn
Commonwealth
Cef
Bedford Trio Hosts Dance in Town Hall
Mr and Mrs Randall A Whittier tour the White Mountains Miss Emily Hunnewell accepts work at Mrs J G Wetherbee dry goods store Rev Arthur H Wheelock of Marlboro conducts services at the Congregational church Sunday A town hall dance is planned for Wednesday evening November 3 under the Bedford trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Randall A. Whittier
White Mountains
Emily Hunnewell
J. G. Wetherbee
Arthur H. Wheelock
Marlboro
Bedford Trio
Edward Martell To Reside In Concord This Winter
Edward Martell will take up his residence in Concord during the winter. The move marks a temporary arrangement for the season as he settles into the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martell
Concord
Whist Party and Dance for St Michael's Church
A whist party and dance will be held at the town hall on Thursday evening October 28 to benefit St Michael's church. Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams have returned home on Fletcher road after a three week Bermuda visit. The town mourns the death of Mrs Joseph Dee Jr of Concord who passed away last Sunday morning. Rev Fr Quinback has been appointed curate of this parish replacing Rev Harry J Ryan who was transferred to Arlington Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Joseph Williams
Fletcher Rd
Bermuda
Joseph Dee Jr
Concord
Quinback
Harry J. Ryan
Arlington Heights
Democratic Rally Planned Outside Post Office Saturday Evening
A Democratic rally is scheduled in front of the post office this Saturday evening. Details appear in the advertisement in this issue.
Skelton to Open Dry Goods Store in Mudge Block
George A. Skelton will open a new dry goods store in the block recently occupied by Miss R. F. Mudge. The venture will offer a complete line of dry goods and small wares under Mrs. G. W. Hill. He hopes to open around November 1 if repairs finish on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Skelton
R. F. Mudge
G. W. Hill
Skelton
Anti-Suffrage Rally Set for Bedford Town Hall
An anti suffrage rally will be held at Bedford town hall Saturday evening October 30. Speakers include Mrs Henry P White of Brookline and J Frederick Lockett of Allston. The event is sponsored by the Bedford branch of the Anti Suffrage association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Town Hall
Henry P. White
Brookline
J. Frederick Lockett
Allston
Bedford
The
Anti- Suffrage Association
District Attorney Criticized Over Oath and Justice
A district attorney is described as discourteous and oblivious to his oath as the board considers legal counsel before acting. The text suggests the DA seeks notoriety, and warns that Middlesex County allowing obstruction of justice may force Concord to endure the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Concord
Concord Junction and Area Social Notes Highlight Local Moves
Michael Collins and family moved to Concord last week. William Merrill of Nashua visited friends here Friday. Albert Bubinger and family relocated to Hudson. Miss Mary Shaughnesser attended the Follies Friday evening. Miss Cora Berry stayed with Miss Mary Williams. Miss Mary Hayes joined a bun galow party in Dorchester. Miss Louise Lyons visited relatives in Dorchester for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Charles Small of Revere spent last week with William and Mrs Ingham. Bertha Aertel spent several days with relatives in New York. The Democratic rally in Concord drew many local residents Saturday night. Miss Marie Beauregard of St Johnsbury VT visits Mr and Mrs Edward Beauregard. Mr and Mrs Allison Parker of Hudson visited relatives here Sunday. Ralph Fuller returned to Portland Tuesday after a 10 day stay with his parents. Horace Webber and family occupy the house vacated by Ralph C Whidden. Miss May Curley attended the St Ann's academy alumnae reunion in Marlboro Sunday, guest of Miss Louise Williams. Arthur Hutchinson of the U S S Nebraska on a 10 day furlough with his mother Mrs Lorena Dixon.
Concord Grange to elect officers at annual meeting
At Concord Grange the annual election of officers will take place. A debate by members of the Trinitarian Brotherhood is planned for the next meeting on November 9. Mrs J Alvord Rose sang at the funeral of Charles Whitney in South Acton Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Trinitarian Brotherhood
J. Alvord Rose
Charles Whitney
South Acton
Whidden Moves From Commonwealth Ave to New Home
Ralph C. Whidden moved from Commonwealth Avenue to the house he recently purchased on Assabet Avenue. The prize drill at the Reformatory, postponed from last Friday, will be held this Friday at 3 0 p m weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Whidden
Commonwealth Ave
John E. Hannon
Assabet Ave
Reformatory
Schools Close Friday for County Teachers Convention
Schools will be closed Friday to allow teachers to attend the annual convention of the teachers of Middlesex county held at Tremont Temple in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Teachers of
Middlesex County
Tremont Temple
Boston
Reverend G A Tewksbury Attends National Council
The Rev. G A Tewksbury attended the National Council gathering in New Haven Connecticut last week. He visited his daughter Miss Dorothy who teaches at the high school in New Britain Connecticut. The Concord table at the Bay State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Tewksbury
National Council
New Haven
Conn
Dorothy
New Britain
The
Bay State
Suffrage Bazaar Draws Crowds at Copley Plaza
In Boston at Copley Plaza a suffrage bazaar raised interest and funds as league members sold 6000 articles nearly all gone. Many Concord residents visited the event across both days and supported the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Plaza
Boston
League
Concord
New 60 Foot Frontage Begun for Torrey and Vialle Garage
Work has begun on a new 60 foot frontage for the Torrey and Vialle garage on Walden Street. One side of the foundation is in place and construction will continue on the other side if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey & Vialle
Waldenst
Equal Suffrage Rally in Concord Town Hall
The last rallying interests of Equal Suffrage will be held in Concord town hall Saturday evening. Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard University and Maude Howe Elliott daughter of Julia Ward Howe will present to voters their reasons for supporting woman’s rights ahead of the November 2 ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Town Hall
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Maude Howe Elliott
Julia Ward Howe
Fair Next Week By Woman's Parish
The Woman's Parish schedules its annual fair for next Friday and Saturday, aiming as the largest financial event under its auspices. The vestry of the First Parish Meeting House and the parlor will host booths with a variety of useful and dainty articles suitable for Christmas gift giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman's Parish
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Egypt
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Maynard
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Ceylon
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William Corcoran
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Concord Junction
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William Merrill
Nashua
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Hudson
Mary Shaughnesser
Cora Berry
Mary Williams
Mary Hayes
Dorchester
Louise Lyons
Charles Small of
Revere
William Ingham
Bertha Aertel
New York
Democratic
Marie Beauregard
8&T
Allison Parker
Ralph Fuller
Portland
Horace Webber
May Curley
St. Ann’s Academy
Arthur Hutchinson
U. S
Nebraska
Lorena Dixon
Board of Registrars
A. W. Littlefield
Needham
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Vose
Walden St
William A. Stevens
G. Walter Vialle
New Bedford
George E. Vialle
Walton Ricketson
William R. Rathvon
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