Concord Notes Show Busy Social and Civic Life
Boston visitor Jesse Potter. Harold Orendorff on a two week Concord vacation. Local guests at Dakin's. Miss Edith Williams returns from Beverly. James H. Tolman studio sold to Middlesex studio. various residents travel, shop reopenings, auctions, and garden work noted. Firearms, bands, and sports updates appear among community updates.
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Jesse Potter
Boston
Harold Orendorff
Concord
Wir
Charles Crosby
Chicago
A. B.C. Dakin’s
Lowell Road
Edith Williams
Beverly
William Harris
James H. Tolman
Middlesex Studio
TRINITARIAN CHURCH NOTES
The lecture before communion will be given by the pastor Friday evening on The Ban quet and the new. Next Sunday services are in the pastor's charge with a 10 45 communion service. Evening service from 7 to 8 includes the Endeavor Society meeting and the pastor's topic The Hand. A general invitation is extended influenced by Labor Day.
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Endeavor Society
Dialogue Fragment: Uncle Caleb and Clarence on Naming Dog
A brief exchange shows Uncle Caleb asking if Clarence named his dog. Clarence replies he named it after Caleb, noting Caleb may interpret it as a compliment while acknowledging Caleb’s concern.
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Caleb
Clarence
New Teachers Shoal This Fall Largest Freshman Class In History
New teaching staff changes accompany the return to school with the fall term. George Miller resigns for Monson academy. Ellinwood of Worcester will fill his physics post. Miss Witherle of Castine assists in high school and clerical work. Corinne Davis returns for first year work. Archie McDonald named music supervisor. Blanche Starrett leads sewing. Ella Whiting granted leave. Helen Clark covers drawing. West Concord gains an assistant to Principal Tapley. Fanny Shore also hired. pupils return next Tuesday for the new term.
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George Miller
Monson Academy
Ellinwood
Worcester
Chilton
Conn
Annie Witherle
Castine
Supt. Hall
Samuel B. Tuttle
Corinne B. Davis
Archibald
Archie McDonald
Boston
McDonald
Canton
Blanche Starrett
Hudson
Ella Whiting
Stickney
Marlboro
Helen C.clark
West Concord
Emerson
Fred L. Tapley
Fanny W. Shore
Field Day Held by Massachusetts Asparagus Growers
The Massachusetts Asparagus Growers Association schedules a field day Friday September 10 at 11 am on Bedford Street grounds. Professors Brooks and Norton and Frank Wheeler will speak. President C W Prescott explains experiments. Crackers cheese and coffee will be served at 1230. Electric cars pass the grounds. Secretary Thomas Hollis sends notices and expects many to attend.
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Massachusetts Asparagus Growers’ Association
Bedford St
Brooks and Norton
Frank Wheeler
C. W. Prescott
Thomas Hollis
Clerk Mistakenly Apprehends Burglar on Revere Boulevard
Payson, a clerk in J. M. Keyes' store, narrowly avoided wrongful arrest Sunday when a policeman, chasing Bruhm the burglar, mistook him for the culprit. After questioning, they realized Payson and Bruhm shared mutual acquaintances in Concord and the man was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HE. Payson
J. M. Keyes
Revere
Bruhm
Payson
Concord
Wright Tavern Notes Regis trants from Many Places
A list of recent Wright Tavern visitors includes Miss Helen L Pringie of Philadelphia and others from Washington Albany and Worcester. The piece notes long auto trips to Lexington and Concord, capacity limits leaving would be riders behind, and mentions residents visiting orange. Samuel W Winslow of Worcester is often mistaken for President Taft.
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Helen L. Pringie
Philadelphia
W. R. Pearce
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Voight
Bessie Davis
Wilkesbarre
Mabel Stone
Mabel L. Sears
Clarind
Iowa
Sally J. Junghurth
Germantown
C. W. Stark
Huntington
West Va
Thomas Bengoyle
T*oronto
Can
W. Palmer
Worcester
Pres. Taft
Nellie G. Sargent
Bellows Falls
Traffic count at Merriam’s corner shows 1246 vehicles week
Between Sunday August 22 at 7 am and Saturday August 28 at 9 pm about 1246 vehicles passed Merriam’s corner as part of a state road usage study. The auto to horse drawn vehicle ratio was five to one. Miss Eysie Lowden returns Wednesday from Peacham Vermont after a two week vacation. Miss Margaret Towle visits Framingham and will be guest of Miss Grace Hunt in Hopkinton.
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G. H. Hopkins
Harry Worthley
Dorchester
Worthley
Middlesex Insurance Co
Leahy
Lexington Road
Thomas H. Hogan
Erastus H. Smith
Sudbury Road
Otis H. Forbush
Co. 1
Wakefield
Merriam’s Corner
Mass. Highway Commissioners
Eysie Lowden
Peacham
Margaret Towle
Framingham
Grace Hunt
Hopkinton
Gala day planned by Concord council and K of C
Crowds expected as plans complete for a gala day Monday featuring clean sport attractions. Advertised as the only local sporting event for miles, organizers predict high attendance and urge readers to attend after viewing the back page ad.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Advertised Letters and College Preparations Highlight Local Notices
A list of advertised letters includes Guiseppe Annichore Mr Bradbury Dr Brooks Geo Chesley Thos Collings Theo Francis Chambers C D Fiske H F Huffmaster care Mrs Davis W H Faint John L Houston John Moagerton care Rox bury Outing club Clifford Houstis John McGowen care Dr Hurley B P Pilsbury Master Arnold Russell Mr Steves Rev Alfred D K Shurt lef Mrs H J Bryant Miss B A Buckley Miss Chandler Mrs Kate Chandler Davis Mrs Walter Fiské Mrs P J Harrington Miss Florence Kelley Nurse Logan Mrs Burnham care Littlefield Mrs Dora Batchelder care Littlefield Mrs James C Macy care winerson R F D No 1 Mrs Benj Pillsbury Louis Lorenzo Sands has returned from Chicago and will spend weeks at the Odscot preparatory to entering Amherst College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppe Annichore
Mr. Bradbury
Dr. Brooks
Geo. Chesley
Dull Exhibition As Brighton Knights Beat Maynard
A Saturday baseball game at the grounds drew low interest as Brighton Knights were sidetracked by a Maynard squad that felt more like a high school team. Concord pitcher McCarthy faced the Maynard crew, but the Knights won with little trouble, the details of the score are not given.
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Brighton K
Maynard
Knights
Concord
McCarthy
Ashland
Boston’ Nationals
Ken
Fall fixtures set for Concord Golf Club rounds
The Concord Golf Club announces fall fixtures with dates from Labor Day through Thanksgiving. The program includes medal and bogey events via handicap rules, plus a club championship cup and holiday prizes.
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Concord Golf Club
John M. Eaton
Joseph S. Richardson
Fred A. Tower
Woodsome Estate Sells in Concord Purchase
The Rice estate, later owned by Richard Woodsome, has sold to 8 L Gile of Allston. The 92 acre property on Mass Ave includes a large old fashioned farmhouse with annex for help, several barns, outbuildings, stock and farm implements, with a $10,000 assessment.
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Concord
Rice Estate
Richard Woodsome
8. L. Gile
Allston
Mass. Ave
Dance in Boat House Party Draws Oakland Crowd
A jolly gathering of 30 people met at the Oakland boat house on Wednesday evening. Guests arrived by barge, auto, canoe, and single teams to enjoy dancing to the C. H. S. orchestra, singing, and plentiful refreshments. Another event may be planned soon.
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Oakland Beat House
Concord Junction dog lost after Lexington driver hits it
Concord Junction resident Jack Connors reports his show dog Rosindale Boy missing after a Lexington motorist collided with it and sped away. Other notices list rooms for rent at Riverside and Assabet avenues, a houseworker position, and an advertised list of post cards with several names.
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Jack Connors
Concord
Rosindale
Lexington
Cut Flowers for Sale at Reduced Prices in Concord
F L Garland of Concord Junction Massachusetts advertises greatly reduced prices on cut flowers for sale. The note indicates a private sale by a local seller seeking customers in the area.
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F. L. Garland
Concord Junction
Mass
Marlboro Nine Loses To Lincoln In Loose Game
Marlboro and Lincoln played a loose jointed contest in Lincoln on Saturday afternoon with the home nine winning 11 to 9. Evans missed the train delaying his start but did not decide the outcome. Marlboro errors at key moments aided Lincoln while Fanning starred for Marlboro and Fitzmaurice impressed at first base. Billy OConnell continued a heavy batting stretch and Eddie Loughlin delivered a strong afternoon at second with 11 assists and a momentum changing play.
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Marlboro
Lincoln
Evans
Fanning
Fitzmaurice
Billy O’connell
Billy
Eddie Loughlin
Eddie
Princeton A A Defeats Northboro A A In Close Game
Princeton A A edged Northboro A A 7 to 6 at the playgrounds. Strong batting by Champaine Donely and Manning supported pitching by E Daley who struck out 20. Key: doubles by Manning Cheney Champaine Richards and Donely 2 and 3 stolen bases by Donely Manning Roberts and Daley.
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Northboro A. A
Princeton A. A
Champaine
Donely
Manning
E. Daley
Northboro
Princeton
Cheney
Chapdelaine
Chande
Sargent
Umpre
Hen- Taye
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Cambridge
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Old Orchard
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Wiliam Fitzpatrick
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Frank Penniman
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Davis’ Market
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iMiss Lilian
B. McConnell
Johnson Educator Food Co
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Man
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Frederick Brooks
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Paterson
N. J
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River View Laundry Co
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Amherst College
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Connell
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Prop
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Back Bay
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