Academy plans opening despite pupil absence
A 19th century notice describes Academy opening plans in Concord with district pupils not attending on opening day. It lists names of girls and staff, mentions a church meeting for the nom vscoclation, and notes fall millinery events at Fallon Shop plus a church service at Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulay
Concord
Mise Kivie
Slab
Helen Conto Helfiack
Boro Tim
Maude Tomp
Helen Jacob
Lant
Mildred Murray Wing
Hell
Eleanor Merion Pickard
Drachood
al Y
Cleland
Remour
Wil’ Crowe
Joyer O
Jenny Toa
Concord Grange 160 Patrons Evening of Entertainment
Concord Grange No 160 opened its fall evening on Sept 15 with Annursnac Grange guests. Timothy See presided as eight membership applications were acted on. Entertainers included Minneth Comeau chairing, violin solo by Mrs Recimene Blodgett, piano by Genevieve Frawley, an Irish jig by Billy and Martha Delaney, and a Scotch dance by Mrs Chester Kelley. Vocal solo by Miss Margaret O Grady and Miss Derby followed by a fairy dance. Dancing with Ceceila Wilkes at the plate and refreshments served by a committee led by Mrs Fred Powe and others. Next meeting Oct 6 will confer first and second degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annursnac Grange
Concord
Timothy
Burino
Minneth Comeau
Annurat Granre
Entartainers
Mra Recimene Blodgett
Mix Genevieve Frawley
Billy
Martha Delaney
Chester Kelley
Alice Buxton
Margaret O'Grady
Mix Ina Mysterion
Eliza‘beth McWalter
Harvey Croft
Lillian Perry
Marion McWalter
Helen Byron
Maude Petopapa
Lawrence Peterson
Thesday
Concord woman dies while walking on Monument Street
Mary L. Hosmer of Concord 72, lifelong resident and active in Old Concord Chapter D A R died Sunday afternoon after collapsing on Monument Street She rode in the 150th anniversary Concord fight procession and is survived by brother Charles M Hosmer of Concord and sister Cherie W Sanford of Arlington Funeral services were held at her Bedford Street home this afternoon Edward L Parker Boston road commissioner and accountant died recently with services at Kil Home Nashawtuc Road Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Mary L. Hosmer
Concord
Monument Street
Emerson Hospital
Mins Hosmer
Silas
Sarah Bailey Moomer
Densmore 1
Mosmer
Bedford Street
Edward L. Parker
Boston
Kil
Nashawtuc Road
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Parker
Prescott Keyes
Herbert Eilenchard
John J. Dee
R. Howard
John M. Keyes
Benjamin Moody
Thomas Todd
Am Wheeler
Red Cross Nurse August report totals and admissions
Report from the Red Cross nurse for August shows 106 patients brought forward from July and new admissions. no readmissions. Total during the month is recorded with discharges noted, including the September figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Football Season Opens Saturday in Concord and Waltham
The local gridiron season starts Saturday with Boston Trade School visiting Concord to face the Middlesex eleven. Concord High hosts Waltham High on the same day, as fans follow the progress of the Concord High squad under new coach Everett F. Wogzgant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Trade School
Concord
Middlesex Eleven
Concord High School
Waltham High
Waltham
Concord Team Wins Valley League Pennant In Closing Banquet
The Ausabet Valley Baseball League wrapped up its first season with a large post season banquet at Monument Hall in Concord. Manager James B. Ryan served as toastmaster while speakers from Concord Maynard and Union Club praised clean play and rivalries. The season was deemed highly successful and the Concord team, led by Ryan, will defend their title at the Bimeron Playground in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ausabet Valley
Monument Hall
Richard W. Dictabe
Union Club
James B. Ryan
Concord Town
Assabot Valley
Lydon
Lowell
Melody Boys
Maynard
KKK
James King
Charles Keyes
Raymond Kelley
King
Keyes
Mr Kelley
Thompson
Tom Blood
James DB. Ryan
Archiepson
Holy Names
Joseph Mullaney
John Mullaney
Alexander R. McLeod
Richard W. Metlabe
Frankie Kamesh
Cowles
Fletcher
Stow
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union Church
Fr Walsh
Buster Joe
White
Concord Maynard
Dick Loftus
Frank Wilder
Jolly Company
Dream of
James It Nya
Bimeron
Groton Fair Opens With Big Agricultural Day Parade
The Groton Fair opens tomorrow September 24 and runs through the 25th and 26th with a large Agricultural Day parade and a prominent horse show. Crowds are expected to attend as prizes and features highlight the event this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton Fair
Concord and Maynard clash in Little World Series opener at Crowe Park
The Concord and Maynard teams meet in the first of three Little World Series games next Sunday at Crowe Park at 3 15. The series features a backstep for Concord with Maynard and Concord fielding strong lineups. The second game is set for Concord Junction on Saturday Oct 3, with a deciding third game possible by coin toss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Maynard
Crowe Park
Secon
Concord Junction
Emerson Hospital Aid Society to Hold Annual Meeting Month Change
The Emerson Hospital Aid Society in Concord announces a proposed change to hold its annual meeting in the same month as the Emerson Hospital meeting. Members will receive notice if the change is enacted. The notice is signed by Elizabeth F. Byrneannan, secretary, with a later line about a carriage for sale on Conant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Concord
Mas
The
Emerson Hospital
Elizaberth F. Bwrennan
Third annual fate of Annie wae Grange event held
The third annual fate of Annie wae Grange took place Thursday with exhibits in fruit, vegetables, canned goods and cooking. Prizes from local merchants and a State Department of Agriculture award highlighted the event, with winners including Jeremiah Sheehan for vegetables and fruit, and Mrs Mary Taylor for canned goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wae
Grange
Gon Hall
Middlesex County Extension Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Jeremiah Sheehan
Mary 4. Taylor
Vivian Lyon
Beatrice Elmes
George A. Hodedon
Chenter Kebley
Elizabeth Cornell
Next Weke
The
Enterprise
Lost Wool Sweater At Acton Fair Recovered
A wool sweater was found at the Acton Fair and turned in for return. Claimant is asked to contact 9 Pine St Goncord Jet at 675 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Fair
Pine St
Goncord
Furnished rooms and West Acton home for sale
Furnished rooms to let by Mrs Olsen at 9 Laws Brook Rd Concord Jet. Stewart parlor stove and contact numbers. Dwelling in West Acton features seven rooms, lot 90 by 18 percent with ten fruit trees, close to post office and station, electric lights, town water, heat good, price negotiable Gould owner Tel 99 West Rc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Olsen
Laws Brook Rd
Concord Jet
West Acton
Gould
Tel 99
West Rc
Augustus Fletcher
Maynard
South Acton
B. Fletcher
Mechanic Street
Marlboro
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Wilma
Northfield
Carrie Steele
Columbus
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Ss Christian Science Monitor
Chester L. Blakely
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Hervard Hancock
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Vanderhoof Hardware Co
James J. Mansfield
American Legion Veteran’s
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