Concord Notes Have Local Events And Elections Talk
The Concord column lists a regilded First Parish dome, sermons by Rev. Tewksbury, property moves including Joseph Dee Jr purchasing the Edward Hall estate, and assorted social, club, and political updates. It notes Middlesex school football talent, a K of C gathering, and local auctions and weddings, with civic planning on new sidewalks and parade duties in Boston.
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George A. Tewksbury
Stow
Joseph Dee, Jr
Edward Hall
Bedford Road
L & B. Employes
Hall
Lexington
George F. Wheeler
Newbury
Ralph N Wheeler
Four Act Farce The American Citizen At Concord Lyceum
A large attendance is expected at the Concord lyceum course in the town hall next Wednesday evening. The four act farce The American Citizen promises humorous situations and will feature performers from the Criterion club with help from the Concord Dramatic club.
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Concord Lyceum
Town Hall
Criterion Club
Concord Dramatic Club
New Members sought as Harmony Lodge plans growth
Harmony lodge announces it will initiate five more candidates at the next meeting as part of a drive to boost membership. Winter plans aim for a further rise, hoping to place the local lodge among the top A O U W lodges in the state.
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Harmony ‘Lodge
Concord Lodges Adopt Joint Degree Work Plan
Concord Maynard and Hudson lodges agree to shared degree work. Maynard performs first degrees, Concord second, Hudson third. The arrangement aims to strengthen fellowship and bring the lodges closer together, with members expecting a pleasant winter.
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Concord Odd Fellows
Maynard and Hudson
Concord
Maynard
Hudsn
Hudson
Order
Great Holy Name Parade to Feature Concord Delegation
Concord will be well represented in the archdiocese of Boston Holy Name parade this Sunday as many paraders head to Boston. Reduced rates are offered to participants and a large crowd is expected. A fife and drum corps with local talent supports the vocal group as Concord’s delegation showcases weeks of practice.
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Archdiocese of
Boston
Concord
Boston Catholics Rally Behind Rev Mortimer T. Twoomey Support
Boston papers report strong parish cooperation for Rev Mortimer T. Twoomey of St Eulalia's South Boston, with St Bernard's ties noted. Women of the parish lead fundraising for new vestments and visiting priests and organize entertainment series to support the cause.
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Boston
Mortimer EB. Twoomey
St. Bernard's Parish
St. Eulalia’s
Inn Guests and Lease At Colonial Inn
Dr and Mrs J T Bixby were guests at the Inn last week. Mr Stevenson and family are at the Inn for the winter. Mrs Joshua B Holden of Boston entertained a party of ladies at tea last week at the Inn. Mrs Ludigm has leased the annex for the winter.
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J. T. Bixby
Stevenson
Joshua B. Holden
Boston
Democratic Rally in Concord Brings National Figures
A Concord Democratic town committee meeting set a Thursday night rally at the town hall with speakers including Charles S. Hamlin Roger Sherman Hoar and Senator John J. Mitchell. John R. Voight of Indiana also joins as a speaker as residents anticipate revived party support and enthusiasm.
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Charles 8. Hamlin
Roger Sherman Hoar
John J. Mitchell
Hamlin
Concord
Contteteke
Cleveland
John R. Voight
Indiana
Democratic Town Committee
Bedford
Hoar Campaigns on Crutches in Middlesex Race
Roger Sherman Hoar presses his bid for the 18th Middlesex district despite an injured toe from revolver practice at Wakefield range. He plans a Thursday rally to speak for himself and for Senator John J. Mitchell, the Democratic candidate for Congress, even if he must campaign on one leg.
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Roger Sherman
Roger Sherman Hoar
State Range
Wakefield
Middlesex
Hoar
John J. Mitchell
Congress
Enoch Garfield Celebrates 82nd Birthday in Concord
Enoch Garfield, one of Concord’s oldest residents, observed his 82nd birthday on Bedford Road. Family and close friends gathered for music and a fine supper, as Mr. Garfield recalled his Lincoln birth and years farming the John More farm before moving to Concord with Mrs. Garfield. They raised six children, four living.
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Enoch Garfield
Concord
Bedford Road
Mr. Garfield
Lincoln
John More
Mrs. Garfield
Concord to Have First Class Basketball Quintet This Winter
Concord plans a first class basketball team this season with candidates reporting for practice in a week or two. The lineup may include athletes from several military units statewide, and the team could face strong crack squads as it develops proficiency.
Neighbors' Night Draws Guests From Nearby Towns
Neighbors' Night at Concord Grange on Oct. 20 featured entertainment from Lexington Grange and visitors from Billerica Chelmsford Carlisle and Wethersfield Conn. Refreshments were provided by Concord Grange and five membership applications plus one demit were noted.
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Concord Grange
Lexington Grange
Billerica
Chelmsford
Carlisle
Wethersfield
Conn
Concord and Wellesley Clash In Gridiron Duel
In a close Saturday afternoon game on the gridiron Concord and Wellesley high teams fought to a near even score with Wellesley edging ahead by a touchdown. The match featured extensive use of the forward pass and a 16 to 0 Middlesex victory over Harvard’s second team with Hollister scoring twice and Payson adding a TD.
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Concord and
Wellesley High School
Wellesley
Middlesex
Harvard University
Hollister
Feycon
Harvard
Barron le
Hi Lingard
Holt Ak
W. Trumbull
Morris Payson
Hoar Barton
Douglas Winter
le J. Trumbull
Bradley
Bil Bartlett
Gallagher
Tig Graves
Middlesex School
Payson
Ean Winsor
Galbraith
Oe Allchin
Gilman
Middlesex School Defeats St Andrews 31 to 0 in Football
Middlesex School dominated St Andrews with 31 points to none, scoring eleven in the first half and pressing the lighter opponents throughout. Key contributors included Stevens Bartlett Graves Taylor and Payson with tackles by Stribling Randell and Gallagher, referee Galbraith officiated.
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Middlesex School
St. Andrews School
Middlesex
St. Andrews
Barron
Stribling
le _re
Randell Lingard
Searles Hollister
Robinson W. Trumbull
Metcalf Payson
T. Smith
Barton
Farré
Winsor
Keyser Bradley
A. Smith Bartlett
Krogstad
Short Gallagher
Taylor
Fb Krogstad
Sargent
Stevens
Bartlett
Graves
Bradley
Payson
Galbraith
Moffatt
F. Trumbull
Timer
Howe
Concord School Beats Middlesex Second in 5–0 Victory
Concord School defeated Middlesex School second team 5 to 0 on Concord ground. Matthews scored the only touchdown in the first half after an end play. the goal attempt from a different angle failed. The listed lineup names players from both schools and ends with umpire Curtis and referee.
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Concord School
Middlesex School
Matthews
Concord
Middlesex
Matthews le
Coolidge
Lenox
Allchin Armstrong
de Loriea Ryther
Madeira Gilman
Wheelwright
Lanigan Rt
Motte Baker
Bright ‘Banks
Boyle ‘Dodge
Morgan
Republicans Close Registration Gaining 73 New Names
On Saturday the closing day for registration added 48 names to the list, bringing total fall gains to 73. Concord’s total voting strength stands at 1030, seen as a creditable turnout for the town. Congress man Tirrell’s recent visit is noted as a spur to Republican activity.
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Concord
Tirrell
Concord Highs Fall to Hudson in Thrilling Football
Hudson high school edged Concord high to 0 after a hard fought 15 minute halves game. Hamilton scored Hudson s lone touchdown from the field on a 25 yard kick and Carver added a field goal. Lannigan Tarbell and Lenox starred for Concord in a spirited defeat.
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Concord
Hudson High School
Hamilton
Carver
Lapointe
Tarbull
Brooks
Hudson
Armstrong
Lannigan
Lenox
Ae Laide High
Fillmore
Harriman
Lere Baker
Poresky
Lannigan Beede
Lanisou
Ruther Patterson
Gilman ‘Wall Rt
Armstrong Tarbell
le Matthews Lapointe
Ab Dodge ‘Brooks
Banks Carver
Spencer Hamilton
Brigham
Gleason
Vickers
Jengs Froberg
Eaton
Special train carries Holy Name Society to Boston parade
A special train departs Concord station at 2.15 Sunday afternoon for Holy Name Society members traveling to Boston for the parade. The train will be open to public travel. John Connorton of the local society will assist in the 14th division.
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Concord
Holy Name Society
Boston
John Connorton
Advertised Letters For Various Local Names
A list of published advertised letters includes B. H. Bishop Randolph Brown Peter Carlson Miss Maud Fearon Miss Minnie Hanson Miss Miriam Moggan and others. The incomplete note suggests missing or garbled entries in the local postal notice.
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B. H. Bishop
Randolph Brown
Peter
Carlson
Maud
Fearon
Minnie Hanson
Miriam Moggan
Rae Re Ae Oi
Concord Locals Rent 8 Room House on Middle Street
List of local Concord rental notices and job inquiries. Includes an 8 room house for rent on Middle Street after November 1 with modern conveniences, inquiries for Bedford Street house, employment requests for a competent general girl, a young married man seeking work near a gentleman's place, and a general labor address in Lincoln Mass.
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Middle St
Philip McManun
Malin St
Concord
Rhanj
Levin
Ligcoln
Mass
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