News of the Week in Concord highlights local moves and milestones
Miss Ina Carrigan spent the week end in Dorchester. Mrs Alfreda has returned from Petersboro. Betty Smith returned from Katahdin. Roger Shaw plans to attend Lowell Tech next year. Mr and Mrs Leo Jackson of New Bedford visited Hubbard Street. Miss Marion Mitchell from Worcester Hospital visited her aunt. Walter Davis returned home from a farm stay at Nine Acre Corner. John Hennessey returned to Dorchester after summering at the Carrigan farm. Miss Gertrude Dyer teaches science and physics at Concord High and lives with Mrs Marguerite Waite. Delmar Willard, E Giles and Cyrus Richard pursue a post graduate course at Concord High. all are football men. William Barton attended the Junior Baseball reunion of Massachusetts clubs. Delmar Willard is ill. Peterson bought a new Ford sedan. Rose Wallace begins teaching in Boston. William Alee takes a post in Springfield NH. L I Anderson and Son bought a new Ford touring car. Howard Jacobson plans to return to Northeastern College. Leslie has been summoned for jury duty in Cambridge. Mr and Mrs John A Brown and family visited Rockport. E J Varley and children returned from York Beach. Mr Comeau moved the old fire station on Thoreau Street to Wood’s yard. Fullerton Hut Shop announces fall millinery. Home Garden exhibit set for Sept 17 at Town Hall. Mr and Mrs L Anderson welcomed a baby daughter born Sept 13 at Deaconess Hospital. Fred Loftus starred for the town team against Ayer with three hits.
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Ina Carrigan
Dorchester
Alfreda
Petersboro
Betty Smith
Katahdin
Roger Shaw
Lowell Tech
Leo Jackson
New Bedford
Clarence Tuttle
Hubbard Street
George Johnson
Marion Mitchell
Worcester Hospital
Walter Davis
Swampscott
William, Davis
Nine Acre Corner
John Hennessey
Carrigan
Gertrude Dyer
Concord High
Marguerite Waite
Middle Street
Bawin Martinsen
E. Giles
Cyrus Richard
Concord High School
William Barton
Arlington
Massachusetts
Delmar Willard
Peterson
Rose Wallace
Boston
William Alee
Springfield
N. H
Ll. Anderson
Howard Jacobson
Northeastern College
Leslie Eee
Cambridge
John A. Brown
Rockport
E. J. Varley
York Beach
Comeau
Junction
Thoreau Street
Wood's Con Yard
Main Street
Maynard
Unitarian Parish Sets October South Middlesex Conference
Wiss Mary T. Dumaine, chair of the school committee, called a meeting Sunday and voted to entertain the South Middlesex conference late October. Sunday school will open September 25, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Mary T. Dumaine
Unitarian
South Middlesex
Sunday School Rally Day and Upcoming Sermon Notice
Last Sunday featured a Sunday school Rally Day with Thomas Todd Jr as superintendent and Dr Willard Scott of Brookline giving a children addressed lecture. Next Sunday Rev Charles W Huntington of Waltham will preach at the morning service. The page also lists local ads for lumber, real estate, clothing alteration, sales agents, and optometrist services in Concord and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Todd, Jr
Willard Scott
Brookline
Lyceum
Waltham
Golf Club Championship and Consolation Cup Results
The Concord Country Club hosted flying rounds for the Championship and Consolation Cup on Saturday morning. Mixed foursomes prizes went to Mrs. RB Howe and I P Sewell with 48, net 41 to Mrs A Curtis and John M Eaton. Other noted scores included Miss M D Brooks and Morgan K Smith 49 44 and Mr and Mrs Ralph Holden 63 48. Drawings listed for both club championship and consolation cup events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country
I. B.howe
J. Pierce Sewell
A.curtis
John M. Eaton
M. D. Brooks
Morgan K. Smith
Samuel Morrison
Herbert S. Townsend
Ralph Holden
KR. W. Ferry
I. M. Eaton
M. R. Smith
I. P. Sewell
H. S. Townsend
I.H. Hardy
A. H. Hepburn
Murry Ballou
F. G. Pierce
G. E. Moulton
C. G. Edgarton
R. W. Ferry
O. F. Anthony
W. L
Concord Grange No 150 Plans Annual Fair and Social
The Concord Grange No 150 held a Neighbors night with Acton Grange as guests. Waltham entertainer G Everett Wallace performed a selfdomic program of banjo impersonations and singing. The Sept 21 meeting will feature whist and dancing and prep for the upcoming fair with detailed committee rolls and no games of chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange No 150
Acton Grange
G. Everett Wallace
Waltham
Commi
Frederick Taylor
Granville Holden
Cora Franks
Joseph Macone
Earle Parks
Eliza Tilibetts
E. A. Comeau
Evalina. Edwardson
Fred E. Power
Charles H. Paine
Florence Tibbetts
Gertrude A. Holden
Ernestine Paine
Freelan Tuttle
James King
Allen Kennedy
Fred Power
Kenney
Magoun
Patch
George Hunt
Ransom Wells
Roger Allen
Comeau
Eliza ‘Tibbetts
Evalina Edwardson
Birthday Society Meeting and Lost Book Notice in Concord
The Antiquarian Society hosted its September birthday event on Lexington Road with tea coffee and a paper read by the president The Real Nineteenth of April and officers were reelected Percy W Brown pres Allen French John G Morse Henry F Smith Jr treas Fred A Tower A Lost Book notice declares Book No 30263 lost with payment stopped by Middlesex Institution for Savings Henry F Smith Jr Concord Massachusetts August 3 1921 A separate notice urges local meat supply requests with a phone option and address La Sudbury Road Concord Massachusetts January 26 tf
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Lexington Road
Percy W. Brown
Allen French
John G. Morse
Henry F. Smith Jr
Treas
Fred. A. Tower
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Concord
Mass
Proper use of differ from and with explained
The article clarifies that differ from describes dissimilarity between items or people and differs with indicates disagreement in opinion. It notes the distinction holds for appearance or character and emphasizes correct usage for writers and speakers.
Journey by Dodge across the United States in 11 000 miles
Mr and Mrs Harold I Judkins of Concord Junction recount a transcontinental trip in a Dodge touring car. They camped 87 times in 27 cities, crossed every major mountain range, visited White House sessions, and toured auto factories. The average 120 miles daily, fuel averaged 28 cents a gallon, and weather and campsites were generally favorable.
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Harold I. Judkins
Concord Junction
Judking
Concord
Washington, D. C
Senator Lodge
White House
Congress
Cumberl Mountains
Detroit
Dodge
Omaha
Denver
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Pacific
Ratoun Pass
New Mexico
Ca’ Jon Pass
California
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Mohave Desert
Indiana
Yosemite Valley
Pacific Coast
Advertised Letters and Local Notices from Concord
The Concord post office lists claimants including Ralph Davis, Arthur Eaton, Walter Jones, Rodney Robinson, Thomas Rose, Frank, A.M. Tracy, Mrs A L Andrew, Miss F A Peabody, Mrs W Piper, Mrs W S Roby, Stoughton Walker, Mrs T E Wheaton. Also lost gold wrist watch reported. High School Girl seeks room and board in Concord for light duties. Local company reports armory visit with Camp Devens officers and prep for two weeks of camp duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Post Office
Ralph Davis
Arthur Eaton
Walter Jones
Rooney F. Robinson
Thos. Rose
Frank
Roster
A. M. ‘Tracy
A. L. Andrew
W. Piper
W. S. Roby
Stoughton Walker
T. E. Wheaton
Concord
West Acton
Sf St. Ady
Ryan
Camp Devens
Mrs Allard family hosts Miss M and Catherine in Billerica
Miss M and Catherine visited Mr and Mrs Philip Allard and their family for a weekend at their home in Billerica. The gathering extended the holiday time with relatives and friends.
Memorial of W C T U Leader Ends at Home
The article remembers a prominent W C T U figure who led Massachusetts unions and organized aid for mothers and children. It notes her long service, quiet method, and influence on charity work, with mention of her home life and early efforts in Ave r County and the state charities movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Massachusetts
Ayer County
Pt Ag
Alsa
Sina Nason
Momovabe
Algott
Louisa M
Alent Anne Oge
Ayer
Financial with SRS in was in the following
A fragmented financial note thanks supporters after an event described as a success. The report notes incomplete returns and mentions the committee’s appreciation for those who assisted, with garbled lines indicating ongoing accounting.
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SRS
Colle
Ndtien
ONCPAD COUNCIL OFFICERS FOR YEAR NAMED
Edward J Mahon named trustee for three years with James J Loughlin and John J Mahon serving as delegates to the state convention. Daniel J Hanson and Thomas J McGann named as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J . J. Mahon
James J. Loughlin
John J. Mahon
Daniel J. Hanson
Thomas J. McGann
Concord Country Club hosts Massachusetts rating handicap event
A Concord Country Club event staged an afternoon handicap golf match against Massachusetts rating entrants. The competition took place over the club’s links with players vying for top scores and pairing formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Concord
Fragmentary notice hints at local address and dates
OCR string shows partial names and a street reference with scattered numbers and a possible date. No clear event details or complete entities emerge from the readable text.
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J. K. Tuttle
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J.R. Watkins
New York
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Waltham National Bank
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United States
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Savings Department
Antiquarian Society
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Montana
By. C. N. Lurie
H. G. Clark
Elmst
Chester
Ethel B. Shaunessy
New England Conservatory
Eyesight Service
Fuller & Acton
BUICK
Concorel
Miss. M
Philip Allard
Tytle Catherine
Allerd
Folke
Billerica
Tomar Arent
Oncpad Council
K. O
Lapa Mong
Lowell Concord
Re Hatin
Gee
Albert Vanderhoof
Lexington
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Anderson & Sons
Gleasondale Woolen Mills
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