Local Notes From Deaconest and Area Towns
Mrs Clarence Ridley resumed duties at the Deaconest Hospital on Monday after a two week layoff. W B J Graham and Charles Ey returned from a motor trip to the White Moon and other resorts. J A Kridges left for Fredericton to meet his brother and nephew. Ethel Shaunnessy of Bel l resumed her teaching of forte among her former pupils. Mrs Robert Walker presided over the Weet Concord Woman's Club meeting at her home. calendar for the year approved and winter plans discussed. Ward Lawton has concluded services at Adams Rex Store.
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Clarence Ridley
W. B J. Graham
Charles Ey
R. Me
White Moon
J. A. Kridges
Old Home
Fredericton
J. W. Bridges
Ottawa
Alfred Bridges
Real
Girs Ethel Shaunnessy
Bell
Forte
Community Calendar Adopted by Concord Groups for 1924 26
Representatives from Concord organizations meet at Mrs. Hauro Miller’s home to discuss a Community Calendar. The plan, aided by Mr. Joan Watson, places a loose leaf calendar in Richardsons Drug Store for advance month by month meeting dates and special activities. Miss BE. M. Foss to notify each organization to enter dates, to reduce event confusion and boost community service.
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Concord
Hauro Miller
Joan Watson
Richardsons Drug Store
BE. M. Foss
Eusman Couple Attend Retail Druggists Convention in Washington
Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Eusman attended the Retail Druggists Convention in Washington and spent a few days in Atlantic City on their return trip.
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Jeremiah Eusman
Washington
Atlantic City
Maynard coach rants over umpire calls in Concord Maynard clash
J H N S baseball coach defends his team while denouncing a rival comment as a loud wail. He asserts J HELN plays on the diamond not in newspapers and complains umpires cost his team in two games. He proclaims their claim to local championship, sparking debate about the Concord Maynard series.
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J.H.N
Maynard
Enterprise
J.heln
Concord and
Concords
Voice Officers Elected At Concord High School
Concord High School Senior Class met in Eaton Hall with President Leif Ostberg presiding. Alice Myers named editor in chief Henry D. Hall assistant editor George Lawton business manager Lillian E. Wier faculty treasurer A nominating committee of Dee Cheabrande Duggan Prentiss Holden and Mac Lean was chosen for class committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOICE
Concord High School
Eaton Hall
Leif Ostberg
Alice Myers
Henry D. Hall
George Lawton
Lillian E. Wier
Lawrence Dee
Ada Cheabrande
John Duggan
Lillian Prentiss
Eleanor Holden
Harold MacLean
Concord High Forum hears Prof White on 1924 campaign
The Concord High School forum met in Faton Hall with Frank A. Pickard presiding. Prof Leonard D. White of the University of Chicago spoke on the Strategy of the Political Campaign of 1924, explaining factors like birth race geography and candidate personality. The talk drew a large attentive audience and applause.
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Concord H
Corinthian Lodge Officers Installed in Masonic Ceremony
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M installed its elected officers Thursday evening at Masonic Temple led by Most Worshipful Arthur D. Prince assisted by Past Senior Grand Warden Frank W. Dobson. The event featured a 4% chicken supper and a social period with Rev. Henry F. Smith and Rev. Smith O. Dexter concluding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Arthur D. Prince
Masons
Massachusetts
Frank W. Dobson
Austin D. MacRae
Warren B. Goddard
Duncan G. Chapman
Charles W. Sylvester
William C
Macdonald
Gradner W. Lawrence
Henry F. Smith
Smith Owen
mDexter
Elmer L. Joslin
Howardb. Daniels
Alexander R. MacLeod
Prentice W. ‘Blood
Inside Sentinel
George Sherman Blair
Edward B. Caiger
Roger Franklin Holmes
Tyler
Reuben C. Pratt
Smith O. Dexter
Roger F. Holmes
Local Residents Report House Moves and Travels in 1923
Mrs. George D. Sohier rents her Main street house and will relocate to Worcester. Miss Elizabeth R. Pickard C H 8 1923 will enter Posse Normal School this fall. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kean of Wood street return from Harwich port. Henry J. Walcott Jr sails from New York for Europe to tour the continent. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maley and Miss Alice Brown have returned from their honeymoon and live on Belknap street. Harry B. Little helps design the National Cathedral in Washington. James Cullinane and family move to a Fielding street home bought from the Wilson estate.
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George D. Sohier
Main Street
Worcester
Elizabeth R. Pickard
C. H
Posse Normal School
William C. Kean
Wood Street
Harwichport
Henry J. Walcott, Jr
New York
Europe
Michael Maley
Alice Brown
Belknap Street
Harry B. Little
National Cathedral
Washington
James Cullinane
Fielding Street
Wilson
Middlesex Extension Demonstration on Hats in Concord Junction
A millinery demonstration by the Middlesex County Extension service will be held at Mrs. Fred E. Hewitt's home in Concord Jct on Tuesday September 23 from 10 to 12. Speaker Mrs. J R Draper will discuss hat selection and construction, showing samples of hats frames materials and trimmings and detailing steps in making hats to help attendees buy wisely or make hats at home.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Fred E. Hewitt
Comonwealth Ave
Concord Jct
J. R. Draper
Boy Struck by Car Hurts Both Hips in Melrose
Five year old Morton D Furber of Melrose was hit by a car driven by Rapid Emery of East Malden on Main Street near Centre while repairs were being done on a car. He suffered broken hips and was taken to Deaconess Hospital then moved to Melrose Hospital.
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Morton D. Furber
Harold G Furber
East Thoreau St
Melrose
Rapid Emery
Fellsway
East Malden
Furber
Deaconess Hospital
Melrose Hospital
Concord High Opens 1924 Football Season at Natick High
Concord High School kicks off the 1924 season on Saturday at 3 p.m. against Natick High on the playgrounds. The squad shows strong progress under new coach Harley G. Fodgkins as practice runs daily this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Natick High
Harley G. Fodgkins
Vanderhoof Hardware Seeks Quick Alum num Ware Clearance
Vanderhoof Hardware Co offers a selection of aluminum ware at very low prices with a few pieces still available. Act fast to grab bargains on cookware and related items before stock runs out.
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Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Referendum No 3 Mass Meeting Planned at First Parish
A mass meeting to support Referendum No 3 will convene in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Thursday September 25 at 8 p.m. The Citizens' Alliance of Massachusetts will sponsor the gathering with William Forgrave State Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League as principal speaker.
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Citizens’ Alliance of
Trinity Church Service Schedule in Concord
The Trinity Church in Concord Mass lists services for Sunday September 28 with an 8 30 AM Holy Communion and an 11 AM Morning Prayer and Sermon led by Rev Smith O Dexter Rector.
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Smith O. Dexter
Dexter to Enter Yale in 1925 After Phillips Andover
Smith O. Dexter Jr of C H S is admitted to Yale but will not enter until September 1925. He will attend Phillips Andover Academy the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O. Dexter, Jr
C.H.S
Yale
Phillips Andover Academy
Middlesex School Opens With 162 Students and Chapel Driveway
Middlesex School opened with 162 boys enrolled yesterday. The new chapel, a WWI memorial, is under steady progress. A new entrance driveway to the school is being built about a third of a mile nearer Concord, and later the gateway from the first graduating class will be moved to align with the new driveway on Lowell road.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Lowell Road
Concord Postmaster Eligible For Town Postmaster Position
Town Treasurer and former Postmaster Fred A. Tower has been certified by the civil service commission as eligible for post master of Concord. The notice came in a Washington despatch.
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Fred A. Tower
The
Civil Service Commission
Concord
Washington
Tri nitarian Church Weekly Schedule
The Trinitarian Church announces Sunday activities led by Rev. Gail Cleland. At 10 45 a m the sermon is The Study of the Bible followed by a 6 p m Young People’s Club with a six week membership contest led by Maur ice Bigelow and Edith Peterson. Evening service at 7 00 p m continues the Famous Christians series on Jonathan Edwards. Midweek service Wednesday at 7 45 p m covers The Second Chapter of the Gospel of John led by Rev. Cleland.
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Trinitarian
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Young People’s Club
Maurice Bigelow
Edith Peterson
Jonathan Edwards
John
Concord Academy Opens Year With 110 Enrolled
Concord Academy begins the new school year with 110 pupils enrolled. Local news notes visitors Herbert Hunt of Lynn and his parents on Thoreau street. A chimney fire at Mrs. Eilen T. McDermott on Bedford Court was extinguished with no damage. Middlesex School master Robert F. ter and Mrs. Foster move into a Lowell road house owned by William Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown return to Concord after Maine sojourn and live with Mrs. Nathan Stow.
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Concord Academy
Herbert Hunt
Lynn
George W. Hunt
Thoreau Street
Eilen T. McDermott
Bedford Court
Robert F. Ter
Middlesex School
Foster
Lowell Road
William Brown
Concord
Maine
Nathan Stow
Hosmer and Snelling Lead Concord Club Golf
On Saturday at Concord Country Club the handicap medal and first round of the club championship produced Hosmer with 71 net and Snelling with 73 gross. In the championship first round Winsor defeated Eaton 4 up 2 to play and Snelling beat Baldwin 7 and 6 among other results.
Captain Dolan Escapes Serious Injury After Street Accident
Captain John C. Dolan of the 182nd Infantry and Concord Police patrolman was struck by a car at Monument and Bedford streets near Town Hall. He grabbed the radiator to avoid being dragged and suffered bruises cuts a sprained right leg and shock but expects to resume duty in four or five days. Dr. Charles W. Hutchinson treated him at the scene.
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Dolan
John C. Dolan
H. 182Nd Infantry
M.N.G
Town Hall
Concord Police
Monument
Bedford Steets
John A. McGrath
River Street
Waltham
Charles W. Hutchinson
Young People’s Club appoints two new committees
At a Manse meeting of the Young People’s Club Thursday two committees were formed. The program committee is chaired by Miss Pearl Wells with Ada Dillabrandi and Miss Helen Peterson as members. The social committee is chaired by Miss Dorothy Whitney with the chairman set to appoint remaining members.
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Young People’s Club
Manse
Household goods and furnishings auction listing
Ree large electric range in good condition hall mirror and chair chamber sets stair carpets lace curtains spreads kitchen tables willow chairs and other household goods William H Brown Concord. s¢23.
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William H Brown
Concord
Third Party Seeks Sporting Bloc in Electoral College
A minor political movement proposals add a sporting party to the Electoral College arguing athletic representation could diversify influence. The proposal aims to attract niche voters and reorganize regional delegation to reflect competitive sports communities.
Golf consolation draw announced for Concord club
Walter M Johnson, club professional at Concord Country Club, has released the consolation division draw for the club golf championship. First round matches set for next Saturday feature Richard J Eaton against David Baldwin, Francis Brooks against Sewell Pierce, Burleigh L Pratt against Henry Kidder, and Michael Cody Jr against George Co Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M Johnson
Concord Country Club
Richard J Eaton
David
A_ Baldwin
Francis Brooks
Pierce Sewell
Burleigh L. Pratt
Henry P Kidder
Michael Cody, Jr
George Co. Drury
Paine Daughter Engaged to Jamie Parker of Concord
Weston couple Mr and Mrs Charlies J Paine announce the engagement of their daughter Julia B Paine to Jamie Parker of Nashawtuc Hill Concord. Miss Paine is a debutante of two seasons and is the granddaughter of the late Charles J Paine of Boston.
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Charlies J Paine
Weston
Julia B Paine
Jamie Parker
Nashawtuc Hill
Concord
Middlesex School Opens Football Candidate Tryouts
The Middlesex School begins football candidate tryouts after a large group reported to coaches David Baldwin and Robin Foster. The season opener is scheduled for Saturday with selections forthcoming.
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Middlesex School
David A Baldwin
Robin Foster
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Acton
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Pratt
Waltham Grange
C. H. Towle
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Concord, Mass
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Science
James 8. Maguire
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Knights of Columbus
Edward J. Mlavin
Thomas J. Mansfield
Edward G. Lyons
Edward McKenna
Thomas F. Gerrity, Jr
Joseph H. McKenna
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Thomas J. McGann
Anthony J. Doherty
Michael J. Dee
Thomas Lawler
Boston
John H. Goulding
Thomas McGann
Arthur Riley
James J. Loughlin
Edward F. Loughlin
Hosmer
Snelling
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Harry B. Snelling
Herbert B. Hosmer
David A. Baldwin
J. B. Baldwin
TI. Pierce Sewell
Herbert M. Wardwell, Jr
Frederick Winsor
I. ‘Pierce Sewell
T. T. Clark
Henry P. Kidder
John M. Eaton
Arthur B. Brooks
George C. Drury
Middlesex
Home Brew
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Campbell’s
Boston Post
REED
Burlington
Dopge Brothers
Detroit
Vialle Motor CO
Walden &T
Concord, MA
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