Various locals visit kin and travel plans noted
Walter Rayner of Waltham spent Sunday with his father Nathan Ray ner Kathryn Wilder visits Hartford relatives John Howard of Worcester stays with Mr and Mrs Louis King Caroline Gibson of Methuen weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson Emma Deane returns to Boston and Maine duties Thursday William Inman of Milwaukee visits Mr and Mrs Joseph Parkin Henry and Mary Fiske of Winthrop guests of Charles Richardson Mrs Richardson guest of Minnie Rich in Belmont Albert Larkin paints George McCormack’s Main St home Helen Leyden of Jamaica Plain visits John Dacey Wilson Cuttell to celebrate 25 years of marriage Oct 12 Fred Mead Ruth Mead visit Worcester relatives Rosella Wall returns home from Marlboro Ida Wedge Gilbertville visits Mr and Mrs C J Morse Carla Marsh Brattleboro resumes Tufts studies in Medford weekend with Raymond Hamlin and John Gibbons Mary Murphy Kathryn Powers guests of James Claflin in Roxbury Amelia Wright improving health Arthur Champagne back from New York resumes duties Ralph Prescott back at National Express Co then sub messenger Roy Archer returns from New Bedford contractor work joins William Pantom Beatrice Taylor leaves for Dover vacation two weeks Emma Greenhalghe acts as bookkeeper during absence Senior class at high school forms leadership slate Rev Arthur Papineau treats choir to an automobile outing to Sudbury River camp and Easthope area with James Cowles and Mark Newton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Worcester
Louis King
Caroline Gibson
Methuen
William Barlow
Emma Deane
Boston and Maine
William Inman
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Parkin
Henry B. Fiske
Winthrop
Charles Richardson
Minnie B. Rich
Belmont
Albert Larkin
George McCormack
Main St
Helen’ Leyden
Jamaica Plain
John Dacey
Wilson Cuttell
Fred Mead
Ruth
George Mead
Rosella Wall
Marlboro
Frank Fearns
Ida Wedge
Gilbertville
C. J. Morse
Carla Marsh
Brattleboro
Tufts College
Medford
Raymond Hamlin
John Gibbons
Mary Murphy
Kathryn Powers
James Claflin
Roxbury
Amelia Wright
Mary Champagne
Front Sr
Arthur Champagne
New York City
James J. Hilferty
Ralph Prescott
National Express Co
Roy Archer
New Bedford
William Pantom
Beatrice Taylor
Dover
N. J
Emma Greenhalghe
James 0. Eaton
Harry Cook
Perry
Harry
Roy Smith
Gertrude Haynes
Grace Parkin
Margaret Hearn
Daniel Lowney
Harold Higgins
Munson & Whittaker
Reading
Penn
Maine
F. L. Whitehead
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
William P. Scully
Arthur Bradford Papineau
St. Georges’ Episcopal Church
Sudbury River
Iecae Ctr
Easthope
James Cowles
Mark ‘Newton
Concord Notes Reflect Fall Term Reopens and Local Happenings
Concord activity ranges from Middlesex school reopening for fall to Miss Mary J Stickney's funeral. Town social events include a dance in Association hall and a Young Men's Social club gathering. Local business openings, a fire alarm at the Junction, and checkers club visits add to a busy week as residents plan winter activities and support the big game next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
M. I. Houghton
Tmhe Ald Bank
Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Association Hall
Clarence Tuttle
Percy Garfield
Maynard Checker Club
Concord Checker
Maynard Knights
Fire Department
G. W. Hunt
Mra. Hunt
Grace L
Ruth Raymond
N. B. Station Agents Association
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Niagara Falls
Grange Aquillary
Granville Holden
Lang St
Hopkins
Goat
Gilroy
Giméte
Trees Age Records stretch to seven centuries
Observations on tree lifespans note pine reach 700 years, aspen 426, birch 210, ash 200, elder 170, elm 145, with ages cited as length of life. The data present a comparative view across species in historic observations.
Quotations Highlight Rhetoric and Responsibility
In a witty exchange two speakers discuss an oratorical friend who quotes poetry extensively. One notes the poetical emphasis while the other argues the speaker shifts responsibility for his words onto others.
Local Social Notes and Relocations Across Towns
Thomas Drake family moved to Blackstone and Mrs George Preston visited in Waltham. Charles Sprowle hosted in Worcester. Miss Lyons of Dorchester visited Miss Mary Shaughnessy. Mrs Honey Barss stayed with daughter Mrs William Reilly. Miss Mildred Gerrity of Ashmont visited town friends and Miss Edna Anderson began at Wilson's Dressmaking in Boston. Mrs William Ingham and daughter Belle visited her brother in Lynn. William Burke of John Hancock Life Insurance moved from Plymouth to Hudson. Miss Ruth Abbott returned from Providence Rhode Island. Randall Woodworth returned from Asbury Park New Jersey after summer work. Social dances at Lawtons and another club event planned Friday. A school garden show Saturday afternoon drew many attendees. Prize winners noted with full list in Concord columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Drake
Blackstone
George Preston
Waltham
Charles Sprowle
Worcester
Misa Lyons
Dorchester
Mary Shaughnessy
Honey Barss
William Reilly
Misa Mildred Gerrity
Ashmont
Town
Misa Edna Anderson
Wilson
Boston
William $. Ingham
Belle
Lynn
William Burke
John Hancock Life Ins. Co
Plymouth
Hudson
Ruth Abbett
Providence
R. 1
Randall Woodworth
Asbury Park
N. J
Lawton’s
Mary Hooper Dunbar Engaged to Roland Howe
Mrs Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar of Los Angeles announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Hooper Dunbar to Roland Howe of Concord and Boston. Miss Dunbar, a Cham berlayne school graduate, is visiting her sister Mrs Robert Bigelow. Mr Howe, a New England manager for Security Mutual Casualty, is based in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Hooper Dunbar
Roland & Howe
Concord
Boston
Mass
Misa Dunbar
Howe
New England
Security Mutual Casualty Company
Swift & Co
North Market St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney E. McCleary
Timain ST
Maynard
Swift's
Santos
Hershey's
Borden's
Cles
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Walter Rayner
Nathan Rayner
Kathryn Wilder
Hartford, Conn
Thomas Todd
Pigeon Cove
Mary J. Stickney
Mart
Eres Garage
Concord , Mass
Ars
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mess
Tourgine
Concord Junction
Louis Peel
Naylor
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