Concluding Notes From Concord and Nearby Areas
A cache of short items reports on social happenings in Concord Junction and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Deacon of Boston eyeing marriage, Miss Annie E Blossom visiting Roxbury relatives, and Annie Minniken from Manchester visiting the Hart family. Streets gain a new brick sidewalk, furniture at Elmwood Hotel auctioned, and Musketaquid club ladies night rescheduled due to incomplete improvements. Reverend Allen preached at the local church and boys at the reform school received attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Minniken
Manchester, Conn
Charles S. Hart
Concord Council
R. A
Annie E. Blossom
Wm. A. Blossom
Roxbury
Elmwood Hotel
Seeene Ae
Fred P. Allen
Church
Boston
Sudbury Hosts Returnees and Local Plans in Early Week
Sudbury and Wayland residents resume normal activities this week as Mrs Isadore F Goodnow and family return from Boston. Mrs Emiline Baker journeyed from Colorado to Sudbury, with arrival anticipated soon. The Rev Ida C Hulton, longtime Unitarian, died last Sabbath and left an Easter folder with her writings for friends here. Dr George A Oviatt has been ill, cared for by Dr Enos H Bige of Framingham. A Wayland musician attends Dr Oviatts lectures as the community hopes to form a Wayside chapter of the Daughters of the Urban Revolution later in the season. Local business leaders study idle factory property in South owned by B Pierce of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore F. Goodnow
Bostom
Emiline Baker
Colorado
California
Sudbury
Ida C. Hulton
Sud
George A. Oviatt
Enos H. Bige
Framingham
Oviatts
Wayland
South
B. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Health and Flesh Gained by Miona Without Risking a Cent
Health claim by H. B. Richardson highlights safe gains in well being and vitality. The note urges readers to consider simple, no-cost improvements promising better health without expenses or risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Richardson
Concord Junction Local For Sale Entry Incomplete
For sale notice lists cash sale terms, mentions a horse weighing 950 pounds with missing details and incomplete description of kind and ownership. Additional readable fragments are not present to identify more entities or specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Army Y M C A granted permission to work at posts
The secretary of war directs permission be granted to the Army Young Men's Christian Association to establish its work at army posts in the United States and in Porto Rico and the Philippines. Commanding officers must facilitate the effort and ensure the Y M C A operates under their control without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Army
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Concord notes stray references and local events
A jumble of local items describes Concord matters: a railway wiring effort and a political stand by John W. Raymond. Miss Gage’s class season ending at town hall. K of C staging The Lost Paradise with John J. McCluskey directing. a company celebration planning meeting at the armory presided by Capt. J. W. Hagerty. a mill town incident with a tramp and a missing key recovered at a Geese station. a benign report of a local tramp’s mischief followed by a minor shooting incident described as prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineeman
Peter Petersen
Concord
John W. Raymond
Armory
J. W. Hagerty
Concord Town Meeting Honors Samuel Hoar Amid Budget Approvals
The spring town meeting in Concord notes Hon. Samuel Hoar's absence due to illness from a prior shock. A committee drafted a resolution praising his loyal service and public spirit. All budget articles passed, including schools 26650, text books 2300, repairs 900, fire escape 400, roads 350, public grounds 350, municipal plant 5000, fire alarm 250, general expenses 6000, police 3000, support of poor 2800, fire department 3000, public library 0, cemetery 0, health 600, 19th of April celebration 500, sewerage 9500, electric light 10000, hose 500, engine purchase 500, armory renovation 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
Main St
Boston
Prescott
Prescott Keyes
C. L. Hutchins
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Concord
Ripley
Bet
Munici
Fire Dept
Pha Hollow
Board of Health
Ngord Golf Club Opens Season With All Day Tour
The Ngord Golf Club plans an all day tour to start the season as members have been practicing on the links. Officers listed include George Keyes president A G Rolfe Frank Moore owner S Keven A G Tower Herbert Pratt executive B L J Edward Weire Herbert Bradford M Richardson I Pierce M B Bradford and Mrs William H Allen Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Keyes
A. G. Rolfe
Frank Moore
Ower
S. Keven
A. G. Tower
Herbert
A. Pratt
B. L. J. Edward ‘Weire
Ww Ae
Bradford
Richardson
I. Pierce
M. B
William H. Allen, Jr
Charles Hill Captured After Escape From Here Thursday
Police recaptured Charles Hill who escaped on Thursday and was taken into custody at the Neth Bun of Becton Wine night, ending the brief chase and transferring him to the localNibhar court for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hill
Becton
Concord Real Estate and Jobs Advertisements
Local notices advertise rentals and sales on Monument Street Devens and Hubbard Streets Walden Street properties and the Easterly Main Street farm area. Also jobbing services, a seven room cottage for rent, a general housework post, a parlor grand piano for sale, and a cheap single barrel shotgun offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Dressmaker
Martha ‘Bar. Aates
Saie
Simmons
Monument Street
James D. Tanner
Devens and
Hubbard Streets
Walden Street
George J. Emmett
Red Farm
Main Street
Fitchburg
Prescott Keyes
Tre Mont Street
Boston
P. O
Concord
Philip Flavin
Liberty Street
G. L. Dunning
Main St
Chickering
Mass
John M. Keyes
Calan
Wood Bt
Concent
St. Bernard
Primaries See Ben tom Edge Fors in Massachusetts
Boston April 6 The Republican state caucuses last night favored E C Ben tom over E N Fors for delegates at large to the national convention. Other candidates Crane Lodge and Long appear on both tickets. Harris Dexter 14 says he accidentally killed his 11 year old brother Parker March 27 in the bathroom after taking a revolver from his father's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Boston
E. C. Bentom
E. N. Fors
Crane
Lodge
Long
Bays
Randolph
Mass
Harris Dexter
Parker
Harris
Shoe Store Ad Highlights First Class Goods And Stock
A spring advertisement emphasizes first class shoe makes proven superior. It claims the largest stock in the vicinity and promises best value for money. It invites readers to trade with the store, stressing customer interest and the willingness to serve.
A Few of Our Leaders Queen Quality Shoes Ad
The Queen Quality Shoe line promises perfect fit grace and comfort with boots priced at 3.00 low shoes at 2.50 and high shoes at 3.00 Oxfords 2.50 and Cushion Sole styles noted as springy and elastic. Ladies shoes priced at 3.00.
Walk-Overs and Cushioned Shoes For Spring Wear
Men need Walk-Overs for outdoor spring use priced at 3.50. Cushion Sole Shoes offer light buoyancy at 3.50. Childs Educated Shoes protect growing feet in sizes 5 to 11.50 and 6.12 to 1.50.
Acton land title confirmation in Mischesis county
A fragmented notice confirms a parcel of land with buildings in Acton and names heirs and the county. The unreadable text mentions Maynard, Mead, Adelbert, and a deceased owner and seeks to verify the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giba'w. Mead
Adelbert
Acton
Mischesis
Tenner
Ps Toss
Enid Acton, Raendeae
Rpc
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P. P. Adams
Viento Batunaay P.M. Apel
Tee Aera
Free Stampa
BIG Dry Goods Dept
Sto
Bane Moody
Bas i
Miss Dea
Miss Teacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Walter A. Wright
Miss Glauts UcAven
Mill
Arond Gas Gees
Etneslioee
North End
Ngord Golf Club
Nibhar Court
Concord Local
Washington
Presiden
Pratt
First Infantry
Patal
Newport News
Virginia
Adam N. Calhoun
Dixie
Godspeed
Newport News Ship Building Company
Mathilda Gay Montague
Montague
Michigan
Harmony
Saginaw, Mich
United Mine Workers’ of America
Sully
New York
New New York
Hang
Carpenters Suseins Eee Ee
Creighton’s
Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Court OF Land Registrat
H.S Richardson
Vermont
Pylbe
Osgood
Charles C. Davis
Concord National Bank
Massachus
Bank
Merwe
Ot Attent
John M
Walden St
Tel
Aessachusetts
Massachusetts
Jsen
Tee Basin Cup Hundred
Hubbard H.brown
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