Concord News Highlights and Local Improvements Report
In Concord several items of interest include progress on the power station upgrades with new boilers and gravity water line under construction saving annual pumping costs, plus a successful Concord Grange community fair featuring farm products and a trade exhibit. Community notices mention weddings births Legion dances and school news across town.
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Concord Grange. No. 150
Waldenst
Concord
Massachusettspartment of Agriculture
C Grange
Granville Holden
George Wheeler
G. Wheeler
Sheldon
Bose
Anson and Seckel
Mrs. Holden
Wheeler
R. W. Parker
Cyrus Clark
Earl H. Parks
Miss Patch
Laura Wilder
Amas J. Reed
J. Seehan
J. Sheehan
Charles Byron
Rogers
G. Holden
Earl Parks
Taylor
Andrew Larsen
Fred Power
Henry Helsher
Mary Tarbell
Mattle Wells
Tpreatant Tuttle
F. A. Rennie
Sees
P. W. Taylor
Granvile Holden
Elisa Tibbetts
Edna Helsher
Annie Williams
King
Gertrude Flowers
Holden
Hdna Helsher
Wild Flowers
Franks
Legion Jane
Concord pastor completes 30 years of service
Rev. George A. Tewksbury will end his 30 year pastorate at the Trinitarian church in Concord on Saturday October 1. He resigned last spring due to ill health and has not preached for 10 months. Born in Albany Maine June 2 1839 he previously led four other pastorates in Portland Plymouth Cambridge and Seattle. The Middlesex Association voted to commend his life of service and he and Mrs. Tewksbury will spend winter with daughter Mrs. Earle W. Peckham at 16 Hubbard Street.
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Maynard
Dick Wood
Mass
Tech
Jarvis Derrys
Humarock
Henry “Rolfe
Rolfe
Middle Street
Henry’ Martell
Concord Deaconess Hospital
Thomas Hanlon
Legion Convention
North Adams
Hoffeecker
Macquarrie
Squam
N. H
Leslie Anderson
Pauline
Edwin Melville Roberts
Baltimore
Ralph Holden
Virginia Wilson
Orchard House
Walter King ‘Shaw
Nashdwille Hill
Maine
Fred Pratt
Harvard
American Legion
Julia R. Tupper
Public Library
Vermont
M. Constance Wheeler
Wilfrid, Heave Just
Coodemesett Ranch
Farming Proposition
Milfrid Wheeler
Phyllis Dennison
Concord Enterprise
Lexington
Montesori School
Lincoln Houghton
George A. Tewksbury
Mr. Tewksbury
Albany
George F. Tewksbury
Corcord
Portland
Plymouth
Cambridge
Seattle
Washington
Middlesex Association of Churches
Tewksbury
Earle W. Peckham
Habbard Street
McAllester Football Team Opens First Practice
The McAllester school football squad held its first practice last Thursday with about 30 midates on the roster. Captain Otis Whitney of Concord leads the team, while Charles Fitts of Haverhill rounds out the captaincy pair. Coaching has been by R. F. Foster in Rhode Island with Capt. E. Pratt of New York assisting. expect a strong season though few holdovers from last year.
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McAllester
Edward Taylor
Dartmouth
Otis Whitney
Concord
Charles Fitts
Haverhill
Is. m
P. A. Jones
Rhode Island
R. F. Foster
E. Pratt
New York
Auction Near Littleton Slated for October 6 1921
Otis H. Bush auctioneer will sell for Mr A V Moore one mile from the depot up Harvard road in Littleton mass on Thursday October 6 1921 at 945 am. One choice herd of Holstein cows and heifers from registered sires. See posters for full particulars. Other sales noted in Groton Lancaster and Stow. Esther Walcott leaves Concord academy to teach at Mrs Houghton s school in Lexington this school year.
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Uction
Otis H. Bush
A. V. Moore
Littleton
Mass
Harvard Road
Groton
Lancaster
Stow
Mis
Esther Walcott
Concord Academy
Local Tennis Courts Nearing Completion After Funded Repair
Townspeople backed by influential donors restore public tennis at the old skating rink on Hubbard Street. High school students under Mr Hall and Miss Loomig are installing pipes and wiring as plans for a fall tournament and a strong spring team unfold before cold weather.
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Loomig Plana
Concord Team Wins in Tennis Match
Concordes claim tennis win as Jacobson shines with strong play. Garage to let ad appears for one car garage on Apply to R. B. Goodwin at 9 River Street Concord. Miss Wilson hosts event noted briefly.
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Concord
Concord Tennis Ns
Jacobson
R. B. Goodwin
River St
Former Gate Tender Buried Sunday in Bedford
The late Hermann Hartwell of Bedford formerly of this town was buried Sunday. Reverend Mr Thompson of Bedford officiated. Hartwell was 87 years old and had tended the B. & M. railroad gates on Monument Street for many years.
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Hermann Hartwell
Bedford
Thompson
Hartwell
B.& Mi
Monument St
Ford Hits James Loughlin Car On Lexington Street
A Ford struck James Loughlin’s new car while it was parked in front of his home on Lexington Street Sunday morning. The driver cited bright sun as the cause. A second note lists a lost wool blanket between Baker Bridge and Concord dated Sept 26. Another notice offers a reward for a missing silver watch lost Sept 20 near Main and Elm Streets at Country Club. Finder to call 11 Elm St Concord.
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James Loughlin
Ford
Lexington
Main and
Elm Sts
Country Club
Elm St
Concord
Concord William Anderson Died After Car Accident
William Anderson of Concord died Saturday after a car overturned when a dog crossed the road. He sustained a head injury and never regained consciousness. His wife had died about a year and a half earlier. He leaves an older son Carl a younger son and a daughter in high school.
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William Aea
Virginia Road
Feeene
Anderson
Caleb Wheeler
Wag
Sweden
Vnto
Concord
Carl
Sleepy Hollow Chapel
Reverend Gail Clelland Named Pastor of Local Church
Rev. Gail Clelland, pastor of the Congregational church in Littleton, was unanimously called to lead the Trinitarian Congregational Church of this town starting November 1. He succeeds Rev. George A. Tewksbury, who resigns after two years of service. Clelland has pursued a Doctor of Divinity program at Boston University.
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Gail Oe
Gail. Clelland
Littleton
Congregational
Nev
George A. Tewksbury
Clélard
Boston University
Car Turned Turtle Near Science Church
A Ford roadster wrecked on the Science Church lawn when Joseph Bellevue and John Savoy turned turtle while moving toward Monument and Lowell. occupants from Arlington to Brooklyn, NH. The car damaged. Mane 10 vis Cord court for overspeeding. Pacquale Morrell fined for throwing at a passing street car during glare. Also notices of a union service and help wanted ads.
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Seeeee Science Church Lawn
Joseph Bellevue
John Savoy
Monument St
Lowell
Brooklyn
Concord Court
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Marion
Nova
James
Miam Keane
Mitchell Bristol
Slater
John ‘Hagerty
New Road
A. J. Underwood
Willem
M. Mallory
Waar
G. W. Hunt
Everetorp
Teledok Ghownice
Base
Tuts
Hublard
Phillis ‘Demiser
Ruth Walcott
Begam
James Barrett Wood, Jr
Camp Devens
Co. D
First Corps
Robert Abercomby Brown
Seatte Wash
Coco At
Rober Ie
Gamtpbell
Urquhart
Baker
Belknap Street
George King
M& Maude King Murphy
Metcalf
Art
Bo Holland
Block House
Allen
Harry A
Pawnee
and Rice
Wallet B.roy
Lake Manomanacim
Macy Wheeler Piton
Sadbury Road
John L. Gilmore
Middle
Thomas Hollis
White House
Mive Jment
John J. Mlaninety
Edward Flannery
Supt. Robinson
Water Department
Dr. Hilton
Dr. Miten
G. B. Caldwell
Concord-Littldten State Road
Concord Yam eConcent Ane
Ting
Miss Wilson
William Anderson
Turtle
Science Church
Pacquale Morrell
Woburn St
Unitarian Church
Elm Street
Walden Street
Guncord
Tel
J. BR. W Company
New York, N. Y
B. Caldwell
Bud
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Pel
L. P. Goulding
South
Sudbury
R. J. Rodday Co. Tech
Boston
Albert Vander
Waltham National Bank
U. S. Government
United Stat State
Federal Reserve System
Greasondale Woolen Mills
O. D
Army
Tare
Mhhi Uy
Panin
Dog
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dog
Mr. Foxard
Vas
WS. Priend
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