Concord Junction Edges Newton Catholic 3 2 In Final Inning
Concord Junction traveled to Newton to face Newton Catholic in a strong game that stayed tied 2 2 into the ninth. Varley hit a triple and a later four base hit as Concord Junction took the lead with a late run before Newton errors allowed the final 3 2 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Newton
Newton Catholic
Junction
Newton Boys
Jim Varley
Billings
Loughlin
Concord
Billy Fallon
Jimmy O'Connell
Fallon
O'Connell
Clapp
Hopkins
McCaffrey
Stockemer
Georgie
Alfred Anderson Finishes Harvard Year of Study
Alfred Anderson completes his year at Harvard College this week. The rush contract at the Boston Harness factory is due Saturday with extra shifts day and night to meet the deadline. Burleigh Pratt returns from a Pennsylvania trip where he inspected mines for the Concord Coal and Grain Co patrons. International Bible Students hold Divine worship Sunday at 3 pm at 10 Laws Brook Rd. A. E. Spencer of Waltham is speaker. no collection. The Concord High School Voice alumni contribute articles including Frank B. Sanborn history of the school since 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Burleigh Pratt
Pennsylvania
Concord Coal and Grain Co. International Bible Students
Laws Brook
A. E. Spencer
Waltham
The Poor Pedestrian Poem Clip Contends With City Streets
A Weymouth Times clipping discusses urban sidewalks and road debris, urging preserved concrete paths for pedestrians. It notes the contrast with car travel and lists a local ad offering flowering bedding plants in Concord Junction, Massachusetts.
Sudbury Children's Day Concert Highlights Reading and Music
The Sunday morning program included choir pieces such as Over Land and Sea and The Seasons, several recitations and exercises by young students, and a collection for an educational fund. Rev. Geo H Clarke delivered remarks, concluding with a benediction, while Friday evening featured special services and a baccalaureate sermon for the high school graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Amirault
Ethel White
Elsie Oliver
Legna Johnston
Hazel Baldwin
Educational Fund
Kenyon
Edith
Ethel Baldwin
Gertrude Christiansen
Ralph Lowell
Basil Oliver
Alden Lowell
Grace Gilman
William Davidson
Leona Johnston
Henry Rice
Ralph Hawes
Reginald Oliver
Liola Moore
Karl Baldwin
Harry Rice
Horace Oliver
Violet Aldwin
Violets
Lois Stiles
Christ Child
Edith Baldwin
Leon Ray Hawes
Helen Rice
Jesus
Geo. H. Clarke
Ward
Gertrude Stone
Gordon Stone
Massachusetts Dairy Association forms at Worcester meeting
Bedford and Worcester leaders formed the Massachusetts Clean Milk and Dairy Association at a June 14 1915 gathering in the Bancroft Hotel Worcester. Officers elected General Wood president Charles A Kimball secretary and KE Chapman treasurer. Directors include J Pfeiffer Warren Tarbell and George A Harwood. The group will educate and organize producers to raise milk quality and oppose misguided legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Clean Milk and Dairy Association
Bancroft Hotel
Worcester
Pres
General Wood
Charles A. Kimball
Littleton
Treas
KE. BE. Chapman
Ludlow
J. Pfeiffer
Bedford
Warren KE. Tarbell
Brookfield
George A. Harwood
State Dairy Bureau
Pfeiffer
BK. E. Chapman
State Grange
J. Lewis Ellsworth
Department of Agriculture
Harwood
Massachusetts Dairy Bureau
Concord High School
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord Chapter Hosts Reception for New Regent at Chapter House
Old Concord Chapter D A R opened its Chapter House on June 12 for a reception honoring new Regent Mrs. George R. Blinn of Bedford. Retiring Regent Mrs. George M. Baker, now state treasurer, presided with Mrs. Blinn and Mrs. Fowler. Guests included State Regent Mrs. George O. Jenkins and other officials while peony and honeysuckle decor highlighted refreshments. The chapter aims to clear the remaining $550 debt on its historic house.
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Old Concord
George R. Blinn
Bedford
George M. Baker
Baker
Blinn
O. &. Fowler
George O. Jenkins
Davis
Peare
Alline
Sprague
Iske
1D. A. RR
Sudbury Family Visits and Chicago Library Post
Mr and Mrs Gledhill and their son spent Sunday with relatives in Wal tham H H Brown and wife have left here for the west to visit their youngest son who holds a position in one of the largest public libraries near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gledhill
Waltham
H. H. Brown
West
Chicago
Death of S H Jewett Follows Brief Illness In Littleton
Sherman Henry Jewett age about seventy five died Saturday June 12 after a short illness marked by a shock. He lived many years in Littleton and earlier in Boxboro Concord Westvale and Westvale of wmypeta. He served in the army in 1862 and married Harriet Sawyer. He belonged to the Masonic order and cared for the Union schoolhouse and public library for over 20 years. Funeral was held Tuesday with interment at Westlawn cemetery. The Officers School of Instruction at Ham's Hill drew large crowds and the event was praised for its scenery and orderly conduct. The text notes visiting officers and soldiers from across the state and hopes they return next season.
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Sherman Henry Jewett
Officers’ School of Instruction
Ham's
Mt. Nobscot
Mr. Jewett
Stilman
Sarah Jewett
Littleton
Harriet Sawyer
Concord
Westvale
Jewett
Gladys
Ruth
Lilly Jewett
Roslindale
H. J. Caulking
Saunders and
Hardy
Ayer
Westlawn Cemetery
Union
Libray
Electric Co Messrs canvass town for information and service
Co J Commett and Don Spicer of the Edison Electric Lighting Co of Poston travel the town to inform residents about electrical installation costs and benefits. The agents are friendly and well received, with expectations of increased business as more customers learn their method. Reverend Brown of Bangor preaches at Memorial Church, with Maynard absent. Mrs Buzzell presides at the organ. An invitation to M F church bassolar services is extended for next Sunday. Memorial plans include concert by Mrs Blake of Concord on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Commett
Don Spicer
Tdison Electric Tr Luminating Co
Poston
Mr. Brown
Bangor
Memorial Church
Titus
Maynard
Buzzell
M. F
Blake
Concord
South Acton News Notes and Market Report
Ernest Greenough plans a summer stay with his parents in Monmouth Maine departing next Saturday. Native strawberries sold in market last week at 20 cents a box. The W C T U schedules its June meeting for Wednesday June 23 at Miss Lizzie Bumpus home.
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Ernest Greenough
Monmouth
Lizzie Bumpus
Local residents and visitors share weekend calls and travels
Harold Symonds came from Boston for a day at home last Sunday. Nellie Clough of Haverhill is visiting with her sister Mrs Chamberlain. Charles Colburn of Winchendon visited last week at Mrs A Cloughs. Holt family spent Sunday with his brother. Reed family from Stoughton called on friends in South Acton. Ora Norcross and family of Keene visited. Clarence Chickering attended his father’s funeral in Cochituate. Billy Di Benneditto took his four month old baby to Children’s Hospital. Clara Sawyer left the Boston & Maine freight office after many years. William Harlow and wife and Beth Harrington explored South Acton. A collie named Bob died after eating poisoned meat on Faulkner Hill. Schools close next Friday for summer recess. Will Huntoon, in the navy, returns briefly home before sailing to the Pacific. Ralph Davis Goodwin, a grandson of Mrs. Charles Davis, wounded in the war. Stephen G. Brooks, nephew of Mrs. Amelia Tarbell, died in Santa Paula, California. Exceptional values noted at Fullenton’s hat shop.
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Clarence Chickering
Martin St
Cochituate
Billy di Benneditto
Childrens’ Hospital
Clara Sawyer
Boston & Maine Freight Office
Robert Harlow
Beth Harrington
Milford
South Acton
Faulkner Hill
Lewis Whitney
Bob
Will Huntoon
Uncle Sam
Navy
Pacific
Frisco Fair
Prande
Ralph Davis Goodwin
Charles Davis
Stephen G. Brooks
Amelia Tarbell
Santa Paula
Cal
London Building To House Four Stores On Commonwealth Ave
James W. Lawrence enjoys a two weeks vacation from Reformatory duties. A new building on Commonwealth Ave in London will open as four stores after its plate glass windows were installed. The Concord Junction News will cease, and the annual Concord lodge memorial service will be held at Union Church with Mr Chadbourne as speaker. A Children day service followed with diplomas for the junior class and a flower tribute to the children.
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Reformatory
London
Commonwealth Ave
the News Co
Concord Junction
Concord Lodge
C. F
Union Church
Chadbourne
N. Adana
Olive Hatch
Acorn
Keith
Sapphires Dominate U.S. Gem Mineral Production Last Year
Gem minerals produced in the United States last year valued at about two thirds came from sapphires, indicating a surge in sapphire output and its impact on overall mineral commerce.
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United States
Local Rivalry Sets Stage For Newton Catholic Diamond Clash
The Newton Catholic club travels to the local diamond Saturday for a fast paced game against a rival. Last week's close score promises two strong lineups with O Connell and Fallen returning, fueling local stakes as ex teammates seek victory under manager Loughlin.
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Newton Catholic
O'Connmell
Fallen
Newton
Loughlin
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Kenney
Costigan
Varley
Delaney
W. Stockemer
McCarthy
Eschelberk
Alfred Anderson
Harvard College
The
Concord High School Voice
Weymouth Times
F. L. Garland
Concord Jct
Mass
Tel
Sudbury
Victrola
J. N. Fowler Co
Fusetien
Mans
Mss
M. E. Houghton Concord
Grange
Consumer
Massachusetts
South
Officers
Death Comes
S. H. Jewett
B. L. Filene
Cash Department Store
Harold Symonds
Nellie Clough of
Haverhill, N. H
Mrs. T. Chamberlain
Charles Colburn of
Winchendon
A. A. Clough
Fd. Holt
Rank
Seth Reed
Stoughton
Ora Norcross
Keene, N. H
Charles Whitney
Fullenton’s
James W. Lawrence
Sapphires
Benj
F. Murray
Main Street
Walden Tall
Main St
John A. Finigan
Victor Victrola
Nason St.'s
Co. H. Persons
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