Concord Grange to Stage Big Fair in Old Armory
Concord plans a major fair on Friday October 6 at the Walden street armory. Residents are urged to enter exhibits across many tables with dancing and an orchestra, while committees organize displays for vegetables fruit flowers cooking poultry and more with local leaders named.
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Concord Grange
Concord
Walden St
Roger Allen
W. M. Davis
Ond Treas
Fred Powers
Gee
Hunt
J. W. Raymond
Ancy
Joseph Smith
John Lawrence
T. M. Barry
Allen Browms
E. F. Clark
Albert Doolittle
F. W. Taylor
F. J. Ile
J.W. Raymond
George Walcotroth
Deat Williams
Flowers
Lillsh Williams
Andrew Peterson
EB. A. Comeau
Frank Fuller
EB. A. Calwell
George Williams
A. G. McCoubrey
J. 8
Wilson
Benjamin Derby
Ralph Petersen
Andrew Petersen
George Walcott
Concord Club to Host Open Golf Tournament
This Wednesday the Concord Country Club will hold its first open tournament under the Mass Golf Association. Prizes will go to the first and second best selected nine. The Concord course runs 6304 yards for the double nine holes, ranking as the fourth longest course in the state.
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Concord Country Club
Mass. Golf Association
Concord
Concord High opens fall football practice under Peckham
Last Friday fell under the fall session as Concord High School began football practice. Old boys joined in with many newcomers and Captain R. Pickard led the players.
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Concord High School
Peckham
R. Pickard
Concord Figures Lead Fourth Division At Boston Parade
Concord residents attended the Triple Link league parade in Boston Sunday. P. G. Frank Pierce led the town’s fourth division with Past Grands Martin Whitney F J Tuttle Alfred Whitney and J W Raymond accompanying.
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Concord
Boston
P. G
Frank Pierce
Martin Whitney
F. J. Tuttle
Alfred Whitney
J. W. Raymond
Fitchburg Fusiliers 100th Anniversary Parade
A grand military parade is set for next Saturday September 16 in Fitchburg to honor the 100th anniversary of the Fitchburg Fusiliers. The entire 6th regiment will attend including the Concord boys.
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Fitchburg
Fitchburg Fusiliers
Concord Boys
Death of Mrs Susan A Hodgden at Deaconess Home
Last Saturday Mrs Susan A Hodgden died at the Old Ladies Deaconess Home. Funeral services were held there Monday. The body was sent to Westport Me for burial. Undertaker Frank Harris had charge of the body.
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Susan A. Hodgden
Old Ladies’ Deaconess
Westport
Frank Harris
Concord Settlement Anniversary Observed by Antiquarian Society
The 281st anniversary of Concord’s settlement was observed by the Antiquarian Society at its house last Tuesday. A reception from 4 to 6 PM followed by the annual meeting in the evening included officer elections and other business. Concord was incorporated September 12, 1685.
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Concord
Antiquarian Society
Trinitarian Church Fall Meetings Open Oct 10
The Brotherhood of the Trinitarian church will begin fall meetings on Oct. 10 with Rev. James Church Alvord as the first speaker. President Benjamin Moody emphasizes hard work to make the year interesting.
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Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Rev
James Church Alvord
Benjamin Moody
Public Lecture on Christian Science by John W. Doorly
A free public lecture will be delivered in the Church Edifice Monument square on Sunday afternoon September 17 at 3 15 by John W Doorly of Leeds England member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston The public is invited to attend.
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Monument Sq
John W. Doorly
Leeds
Eng
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Trinitarian Church to Mark 25th Rev. Tewksbury Anniversary
Oct 1 and 2 mark the two day observance of Rev. George A. Tewksbury's 25 years as pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord. Sunday events include a sermon reviewing the quarter century and an evening program with clergy and townspeople. Monday features a North Middlesex Association reception and dinner, followed by talks and another church reception.
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Trinitarian
G. A
Tewksbury
North Middlesex Association
Meeting Schedule for Trinitarian Church Brother hood
The first meeting for the coming season is set for October 10 with Rev. James Church Alvord delivering a talk on experiences in Italy and Austria at the outbreak of war. Subsequent second Tuesdays feature notable speakers, with a November debate by four members on a national interests topic. Benjamin Moody leads this flourishing club.
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Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
James Church Alvord
Italy
Austria
Alvord
Benjamin Moody
Women’s Parish Association plans year at First Parish
The Women’s Parish Association lists a year of programs led by Mrs George Furber with speakers including Rev Abbot Peterson and Miss Anna Bancroft. Officers include Pres Mrs Geo P Furber and several chairmen for committees and social activities.
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Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish
George Furber
Anna M. Bancroft
Maxwell Savage
Democracy In Religion
Association
Geo. P. Furber
Russell Robb
Chas. K. Darling
Marion B. Keyes
Treas
Emma F. Smith
Julia D. Wheeler
S. Ripley Bartlett
Eliza B. McQuarrie
Henry F. Smith, Jr
G. Walter Vialle
J. H. Orendorff
Chas. S. Richardson
Caroline P. Holden
Anson Wheeler
Eta. Man
Mildred M. Edgarton
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers for Next Year
At the last meeting they elected Dr. Philip Flavin grand knight and Leslie Reese deputy grand knight. John Dee was chosen treasurer with Bernard McKenna recording secretary and James Loughlin financial secretary. Joseph Hopkins is chancellor and James Finegan warden. D Sullivan is advocate with John Conordon inside guardian and William Brennan outside guardian.
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Knights of Columbus
Philip Flavin
Leslie Reese
John Dee
Bernard McKenna
James 3. Loughlin
Joseph Hopkins
James Finegan
D. Sullivan
John Connorton
Inside Guardian
William Brennan
Outside Guardian
First W C T U Meeting Led by Mrs Rand at Mrs Sheehan’s
The W C T U opened its year with a Sept. 5 meeting at Mrs Jeremiah Sheehan’s. Mrs Rand spoke on tobacco harms and mothers’ roles, urging home guidance and school instruction. An indoor gathering due to cold winds, with refreshments, socializing, and plans for a county convention in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Family escapes injury in Franklin car wreck
While touring Franklin New Hampshire one day last week Samuel Jacobs and family skidded at a lead curve on Merrimac Boulevard. The automobile turned turtle pinning Mr Jacobs, his wife, and three children beneath it. They were rescued when the top remained up. Jacobs and one daughter were scratched and bruised. windshield demolished.
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Franklin
N. H
Samuel Jacobs
Merrimac Boulevard
Concord Country Club Match Play Draws Released
Dr. Reginald H. Howe Jr announces the men's golf championship draw for Concord Country Club. First round pairings include George White against A V Galbraith and Charles Richardson versus Murray Ballou with multiple other matches listed by name.
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Reginald H. Howe Jr
Concord Country Club
George N. White
A. V. Galbraith Charles
Richardson
Murray Ballou
Arthur B. Brooks
H. B. Hosmer
HW. Hosmer
A. G. Rolfe
Ralph Holden
H. H. Braley
Francis Brooks
Have Taken Estate by Mr and Mrs Joseph Daniels
Mr and Mrs Joseph Daniels Leland have taken the Dr Cheney estate for a year after their Labor Day marriage in Dublin New Hampshire. They plan to be home in November following a western honeymoon trip.
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Joseph Daniels Leland
Countesse de Pierrefeu
Dublin
N. H
Dr. Cheney
Concord High names 1916 eleven and captain Peckham leads squad
The Concord high school eleven began practice Monday on the playground under new coach sub-master Earle Peckham who succeeds Principal Warren B. Goddard. Herbert Pickard 1917 is captain and J Ward Carl center leads a small returning line with only three other letter men from the 1915 squad.
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Concord High School
Concord
Earle Peckham
Warren B. Goddard
Herbert Pickard
J. Ward Carl
Ans
Advertiged Letters At Concord Tank and Seat Co
A list of names including Frank Danahy Frank Hains F Kramer Mr Menz James Morris and others appears for undelivered mail. The notice mentions recipients such as Mrs Julia B Miss Ruth Donaghan Miss Mary Howard and Mrs Frederic B Lord among others.
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Concord Tank and Seat Co
Frank Danahy
Frank Hains
F. Kramer
Mr. Menz
James Morris
Arthur M. Morrison
William Shattuck
W. H. West
W. Vosburg
Julia B
Ruth Donaghan
PB. Gilmore
Mary Howard
Frederic B. Lord
Mr Macy
Elan Powell
Ante Southwick
Tatum
Yandel
Armory Weekend Notes Show Pic and Parade Plans
A large crowd enjoyed Armory pictures on Saturday night and Captain Michael J. Dee visited Sunday. Company I plans to attend the grand military parade at Pitchburg on Saturday September 16. Also at the Armory the film In the Shadows of Her Past with Miss Lead Cavalier leads a strong lineup plus a Charlie Chaplin reel. Edward Clahane joined Electric Supply Co of Boston as bookkeeper. Albert Rockwood of Plymouth visited his parents on Everett Street. Miss Almie Clark has returned to New Bedford to teach in the public schools. The lower grades closed early Friday due to extreme heat.
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Armory
Michael J. Dee
Pitchburg
Miss Lead Cavalier
Charlie Chaplin
Edward Clahane
Electric Supply Co
Boston
Albert Rockwood
Plymouth
Everett St
Almie Clark
New Bedford
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Eaton’s
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Acton Street
Walcot Street
Brown Street
Mt. Vernion
Haynes & Woodard
Main St
Austin Mac Rae
Bank
Maynard Bottling Co
Glendale Street
B. W. Brown Co
Concord, Mass
A. B. Black
B. Lang
Walden Street
F. B. Powers
John J. Lawlor
J. W. Chase
Edith Williams
Brotherhood of Trinitarian Church
Abbot Peterson
Allen French
P. Sewell
Jack Ames
Charles F. Bowers
Andrew H
Armory Notes
United States
James R. Arthur Adam
Frederick W. Allen
Henry N. Marr
Thomas B. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
Tris
Middlesex Laundry
Parker Street
Maynard
South Acton
Vancouver Red
South Acton Coal and Lumber Cal
J.P. Pletcher
Shedd
Boston& Maynard Express
Nason St
Maynard House
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