Local Notes and Coming Events From the Community
Odguer de Silverman has returned after visiting friends, while Richard McSweeney recuperates from an accident. The third degree of Water Council is noted. The annual Methodist Episcopal church fair is set for Thursday October 28 with holiday articles and entertainment. Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp No 55 met at the State Armory on October 21 and guests from Bedford Carlisle and Concord Junction attended. Miss Rachel Macnaughton of New Glasgow is visiting Mrs Jessie Macdonald at 38 Hubbard Street and plans to stay all winter.
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Odguer de
M Silverman
Silverman
Richard McSweeney
Water Council
K of C
Niles
Ralph P. Hosmer
State Armory
Bedford
Carlisle
Concord Junction
Rachel Macnaughton
New Glasgow
N.S
Mra
Jessie Macdonald
Hubbard St
Macnaughton
Republican Rally to Explain Issues in City Hall
A Republican rally will be held Wednesday evening Oct 27 at 8 pm to explain the issues to citizens. Speakers include Congressman John Jacob Rogers, State Treasurer James Jackson, Senator John W Gibbs and Representative B Loring Young. Miss Francis Nevin to speak and Albert Edmund Brown to lead songs. Hon Prescott Keyes to preside.
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Republican Town Committee
John Jacob Rogers
James Jackson
John W. Gibbs
B. Loring Young
Francis Nevin
Albert Edmund Brown
Prescott Keyes
Concord Grange Confers Multiple Degrees for Candidate Class
At the Concord Grange meeting on October 20, first and second degrees were conferred by regular officers and the men’s degree team. A November 3 star meeting will handle the fourth degree with a neighboring grange women’s team aiding the third and Concord officers the fourth. On October 17, fifth and sixth degrees were awarded with participants from Concord at Maynard. the sixth degree was given to a class of 248 candidates from the State range. The seventh degree is slated for November 12 in Mechanics Hall at 2 PM and later in the evening.
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Concord Grange
Thes
Concord
Maynard
Mechanics Hall
Annual Concord Red Cross Chapter Medal Event
The Concord Chapter American Red Cross will hold its annual medals ceremony in the town hall on Wednesday night October 27 at 8 pm. Reports on the year’s work will be presented and Charl Jones, manager of the New England Division ALR CG, will speak.
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Concord
Amércan Red Cross
Charl
Jones
New England
ALR. CG
Concord Bride Weds Overseas Veteran in St Bernard’s Church
Miss Catherine Frances Shaughnessy and Leslie Lewis Keese wed at St Bernard’s in Concord with Rev Curtin officiating. The bride, a Concord High and New England Conservatory graduate, wore ivory satin with family heirloom veil. The groom, a 101st Supply Train veteran, is active in local clubs and will reside with his father on Devens Street after a wedding trip to New York City.
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St. Bernard's Church
St Bernard's Church
Catherine Frances Shaughnessy
Henry P. Shaughnessy
Waldenst
Leslie Lewis Keese
Lewis Keese
Ellen , Mcarthy ‘Keese
Rey Dese A. Curtin
St Patrick's Church
Lowell
Jerome J. Gleason
Loren Mekkelsin
Concord
Lee Donahue
Orehiat
Boston
al Fonth
Colum
Concord Coucil
Trish Charitable Society
James J. Manseld
American Legion
New Yor City
Keese
Devens St
Town Hall Voter Registration and Ballot Help Planned
A committee of women will staff Town Hall all day to assist voters. The total turnout is projected at 2661 with 59 women and 5 others counted elsewhere. Town clerk William D. Crowe reported 12 calls for absent ballots, listing names such as Frank William and Sidney Leonard Metcalf.
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Weard
Town Hall
C. William Brennen
John J. Dee
T. Alward Caiget
Mich Carroll Jr
First Parish Vesper Service Announces October 31
The First Parish schedules a boldite vesper service for October 31 at four o clock with Olive Russell Dawley and Rev Loren B Macdonald barred by in the organ works. The program includes an Organ Sonata Allegro Adagio Cantabile and solo pieces with Miss Faunce and Dawley. Sermon by Rev Loren B Macdonald and a postlude performance conclude the service. Groton high school comments on a football game with Middlesex and Groton winning 6 to 3. Fields scored downs with Austin credited for field goal. Proctor refereed. Smith linesman. quarters noted.
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Olive Russell Dawley
Loren B
Edgek
Olive Russell
Scripture
Bradiatt
Loren B. Macdonald
My. Redeeme
Golden Tod
Groton
Fields
Austin
Proctor
Gey Shaking a4 ce Fitchburg fatal accident
A well known basketball figure from Maynard's was struck by a vehicle in Fitchburg this afternoon. The driver of the lynching vehicle fled the scene after the crash leaving witnesses in shock.
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Fitchburg
Maynard
Brutees Ater
Thanksgiving Gathering Reflected in Small Town Parlor Tales
A fragmented notice recalls a quiet November gathering in a Middle County home. Guests shared cream and cake on a parlor table as tokens of friendship, while stories and reminiscences marked a simple social moment.
Women’s Club schedules talks on Warwickshire and arts
The Women’s Club hosted an Edmund H. Garrett lecture touring Shakespeare country with lantern slides and travel notes. Committees announced new programs including four December talks, art and literature courses, and an English literature study through University extension offerings.
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Shakespeare
Edmund H. Garrett
Warwickshire
Civics. Com
Blizawith L. Everett
Mia Merion A. Barker
Ming
Anaett
Florence. Howe
Lemue B Moore
S. Ripley Bartlett
Keats
Oocethea: Brown
Percy Long
Concord
Herbert Seer
Unitarian Campaign Plans Meeting at Vestry House
A Unitarian Campaign Incorpo rated will host a suppors in the vestry of the Meeting House on Wednesday evening, Nov 3 at 7 o'clock. Oliver Fisher will deliver the address. The campaign committee includes B Farnum Smith as chair and many named local supporters to organize a large attendance and a clear view of the campaign.
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Unitarian Campaign Incorporated
Oliver Fisher
Fisher
B. Farnum Smith
Murray Wallon
Alfen
French
John G. Morse
Harold
B. MacDonald
Russell Robb
Alfred EB. Smith
Henry ¥. Smith Jr
Henry S. Thompson
G. Walter Vialle
Public Meeting at State Armory to Discuss Taxes
A large public meeting will take place this week at the State Armory on Pir ing. Citizens will hear several speakers address high taxes. The 101st Infantry band will provide music followed by free dancing.
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State Armory
101St Infantry
Advertised Letters and Help Wanted in Concord 1920
A list of names under Advertised Letters includes Heard and others with addresses. Help wanted notices seek a housekeeper for Concord, a nurse or mother’s helper in New York City, and a smart single man for a provision store position in Concord. Also listed are Baldwin apples and fresh cider from local suppliers with contact details.
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New York City
P. A. Dewey
Mainst
Concord
Chas. Dabury ‘Rd
Mass
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