Funeral of Dr Jacques Held This Morning
Funeral services for Dr Jacques were conducted in the city with Mayor and council members attending. The largely French speaking community closed stores for the solemn high mass at the parish church with Rev Lacroix and others officiating. burial followed at the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques
D. Jacqui
Ae J. Esception
Aaa
Chaeme Charles P. McCarthy
City ‘Council
Physi
John B. Chagnon
Concord Junction Attends Concord Union Church Services
Concord Junction residents attend Concord Union Church with Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone. Morning service at 10, evening hymn service at 7, midweek meeting Tuesday at 7 30 on maintaining devotional life. All are invited to participate in worship.
Concord Couple Welcome Baby Henry Edward
Mrs John A Prawn of Monument Street Concord is home from Mie Deaconess hospital after an operation. Mr and Mrs Henry McBreen of Cot ter Streetwelcome a baby boy named Henry Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Prawn
Monument St
Concord
Mie
Deaconess Hospital
Henry McBreen
Cotter St
Hurt
Henry Edward
Concord Notables and Residents Listed in Local Notes
A fragment lists numerous Concord residents and affiliates including Mr and Mrs Richard, Dr and Mrs Gibson, Miss Rose Green, Mrs Elizbeth Ireland, Anna T Moulton, and Caroline V Smith among others, indicating a society notice of local names. The incomplete roster mentions Livingstone and Boudreau with partial titles, reflecting a community listing in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Sharp
Dallas
Gibson
Richard
Bluebird electric washing machine demonstrated at Vanderhoof store
Albert Vanderhoof promotes the Bluebird motor driven washing machine with washer and ringer at his Main street store. Demonstrations explain efficiency and simplicity. Also notices seek help for domestic work at Concord addresses and a Green Arbor Tea Room listing waiting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Vanderhoof
Weshday
Vanderhoot
Main St
Green Arbor
Miss Newman
Lexington Road
Concord
Marlboro Local Notes on Moves and Work Amid Monthly Events
Marlboro residents report moves and new jobs from Hildreth Street to Newton Street and various factories including Middlesex and Cooper Liberty Thompson. Local youths attend a Sons of Veterans convention in Boston and Marlboro girls study at Mount Holyoke College while a Cantonist observer improves. The overseers of the poor held routine sessions Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barthelmey
Prospect St
Esther Goodale
Beatrice Weeks
Pleasantst
Avalita E. ‘Howe
Winthrop St
Marlboro
Mount Holyoke College
Honor for Pastor of First Church Marlboro
A Marlboro pastor, Rev. B. Z. Stambaugh of the First Congregational Church, earned honor as his Easter meditation “The Danger of Missing Easter” was printed on the center of page 4 in the Saturday Evening Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Saturday Evening Transcript
B. Z. Stambaugh
Pistor
First Church
Malboro
Appointment of Administrator for Selma Perkin Estate
Notice naming J. Alfred Anderson as administrator of the estate of Selma Perkin late of Concord Middlesex deceased intestate. Bond filed as required. Creditors must present their claims and debtors must pay to Anderson at 101 Tremont St Boston. Date 1920. AT-14-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Perkin
Concord
Middlesex
J. Alfred. Anderson
Adm
Tremont St
Boston
Acton Notes Casual Visits and Local Events
South Acton residents report visits and homecomings including Miss Addia Chase returning from Daytona Florida and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ole Granberg. The L S C of the Congregational church plans a May 20 annual sale with sipping and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addia Chase
Daytona
Fla
Gladden
Ole Granberg
Fogg
Harriet
B. Page
Ayer
T. Downey
Connecticut
Thomaston
L. S
Congregational Church
Vermont
Worcester
B. Annis
Httl
Isabel
Prospect
Mass. General Hospital
Change in business leads Whitney & Hastings to Acton coat works
Whitney and Hastings take over management of the South Acton Coat and Lambert Co and plan improvements. The new managers, with years of Maynard business, pledge to use people well and provide a square deal. Mrs Hollis returns home from Natick after winter visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney & Hastings
South Acton Coat and Lamber Co
Maynard
Charles K. Hollis
Natick
S. LB. Annis
Tractor haul replaces horses in road work scene
Selectman W. Kingsley was seen leveling humps and ruts on the roads Wednesday as a large coach scraving machine was hauled by a small caterpillar tractor, instead of the traditional four horses. The sight drew attention for the unusual pull and the modernization of the road crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kingsley
Congregational Church Service Schedule with The Living Christ
Rev Ralph A Barker leads Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school. Evening praise and preaching at 7. Friday prayer and social service at 7 20. Sermon subject The Living Christ from Matthew 28 3 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Barker
Christ
Easter Joy Fills Churches Despite Unsettled Weather
Easter services drew large crowds across villages as ministers praised renewed faith. Special music and fern decorations highlighted the day, with Easter Isles and festive ambiance boosting spirits and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferns
Easter Isles
Salad Supper At Universalist Church With Local Talent
The Universalist church hosts a salad supper on Thursday evening April 8 at 7:90 clock. After the meal an entertainment features Miss Laura Gault a Maynard dancer Miss Esther Gray pianist and Miss Gladys Sullivan vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. S
the Universalist Church
Laura Gault
Maynard
Esther Gray
Gladys. Sullivan
Sudbury Methodist Fair Draws Large Attendance
At a recent Methodist fair and supper in Sudbury a large crowd attended. Mrs. Hawes led the ice cream, Mrs. Freden the aprons, Mrs. Davison and Mrs. Ifenry Was arranged candy, Mrs. Stiles and Miss Stiles handled flowers, and Mrs Goulding, Mrs. White with Miss Clara biunrt oversaw miscellaneous items. The upper room, run by Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Young, was excellent. Cold tongue, potato salad, rolls, coffee, and custard pie were served. Net proceeds exceeded $90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Ferden
Davison
Ifenry
Stiles
Miss Stiles
Goulding
White
Clara Biunrt
A. N. Young
International theft ring eyed in port pilferage report
The United States Chamber of Commerce in Argentina warns of a wide spread international organization stealing merchandise from steamships. The report notes similar thefts in Italy Spain and England and describes a recent alarming rise in pilferage with losses likely reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Italy
Spain
England
United States
Ruth Stevens Reed Teaches Second Lesson in Dressmaking
Mrs Ruth Stevens Reed will give her second lesson on Efficiency in Dressmaking tomorrow. The class will draft a waist pattern and begin at 9 o'clock at the G A R hall in Marlboro Bogtes city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stevens Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard Mass
Maynard Cycle Shop
Prest-o-Lite Battery
Summer Street
Prest-Olite
John B. Taillon
Prop
the Marlboro — School
Concord Junction
Ghoo
Union Church
Alfred Wheeler Stone, Ts
G. Walter Vialle
Mrs. Cahill
Hewe St
New York City
Edward Granger
James Coyne
Florence J
Michael Wade
Hildreth St
Newton St
Harriet Barber
Ames Pl
Matthew Lyons
Michael Damico
EF. J. Stewart
Emma ‘Orentt
Charles O’brien
Cut Sole
Richard Hayes
St. John’s School
Danver
Persis
Mrs. John
Georgee. Hicks
Edward ‘Lawton
Joseph Smith
Sons of Veterans Convention
South Acton
Sudbury
Bogtes
New England
Soil Improvement Committee
National Ass'n
NEW England Fertilizer CO
Consolidated Keatering Co
B. W. Brown Grain Co
Concord, Mass
Basketball
Shawmut A. A
NEW England All Stars
Portsmouth
A. A
Perfection
Regina Electric
Dressinghams
Percales
Finney & Host
United States Tires
Lowell Diamond Bicycles
James Fitzgerald
West
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