Concord notices and classifieds from 1912
Advertisements and notices published for Concord and surrounding towns include sales ads for hay, seed, and posts, lost book notice, estate dumping restriction, strawberry plants for sale, help wanted for a housekeeper, and the Middlesex Institution for Savings annual meeting notice scheduled for June 4 1912 with by law changes to be considered. The text lists names such as Arthur L. Wheeler M L Hatch John Swen William H Brown and Wm Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For Savings
Herbert W. Hosmier
Concord
Mass
Opening of Keyes & Co furniture store in Concord
Local notes report the opening event for J. M. Keyes & Co at Wayland, with various residents visiting Concord. Mentions include guests Hubbard and Walter, changes at the Concord telephone exchange, a Marlboro High game in town, and multiple community notices from churches, clubs, and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Keyes & Co
Wayland High
Concord
Rank Hubbard
Walter
Springfield
Alec Bresth
West Acton
Daniel Cullinane
John Mulcahy
Cutler's
Marlboro High School
Focal High
Frank 8. Black
New York
Black
Colonial Inn
John W. Raymond Moves Grain Business to Walden Street
John W. Raymond will conduct his grain hay wood and coal business mainly from buildings near the southern division of the Bo & Mo railroad. An elevator addition provides space for rising trade and his Walden Street office will be run by his daughter Ruth Raymond with telephone orders and bill payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Raymond
Walden St
John W. Raymond
Bo & Mo Railroad
Waldenst
Ruth Raymond
Bill
Raymond
Mrs Myers Resigns After Ten Years as Concord Home Matron
Mrs Mary Myers resigns as matron of the Concord Home for the Aged effective June 1 after more than a decade in charge. She plans to visit her daughter in Burlington Vermont and later California. Directors and inmates express deep regret at her departure and praise her exemplary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Home For the
Mary Myers
Royers
Burlington
California
Middlesex vs Groton baseball score and highlights
Middlesex 5 Groton 8 in a game with multiple innings tallied by Douglas, Clark, Sanderson and Duryee among others. Notable actions include Simons reaching base on two hits, Wilcox three strikeouts, and a double play from Winsor to Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radley
Middlesex Peo Dove
Croton
Douglas
Clark
Sanderson
Duryee
Simons
Amory
Hadley
Stolwit
Taylor
R. Curtis
Wilcox
Bas
Madeira
Little
Winsor
Barker
Haydock
Curtis
Metorail
Middlesex School
Groton Wednesday
Chirk
Concord
Hnaydock
Sanders
Taylcr
Hsllory
Middlesex
Clarke
Fy Miller Ib Fee
Lancaster
Little P
Harker
Madetra D
Groton
Wren
L. Curtis
Harper Cf
Concord High Defeats Boston High in Schoolboy Clash
Concord High School defeated Boston High School of Commerce in a spirited game. Varley starred with four runs and Coolidge added solid batting while Fallon pitched and fielded effectively. The Concord squad improved, with Varley handling 15 chances error free and Fallon contributing key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston High School of Commerce
C. H
Concord High School
Boston High School of Commerce
Mackmen
Detroit
Concord
Bonneers
Tairles
Fallon
Louisiana
Varley
Coolidge
Concord High
Connell Cf
Fallon P
Coolidge If
Ty Dye
Merriam Rf
Wood
Loftus Is
Richardson
Hollowell Rs
Crusaders Stage Set for Gade 8 in Town Hall
Enthusiasm grows for the upcoming Crusaders production at the town hall on December 3. Edward Caiger will accompany the performance on piano and join Mr Carl Behr and a six to seven member orchestra for the concert. The cast includes Stephen F Beals and several Concord residents. Mrs Mason and family of Monument street extend thanks for the recent bereavement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Dune 3
Edward DB. Caiger
Carl Behr
Concord
Clarence E. Mason
Monument St
Stone School routs St Andrews 18 to 2 in farcical game
Stone School defeated St Andrews 18 to 2 with strong hitting from Mannix Conant Boutwell Kenney Foote and Eglee. St. Andrews pitchers were hit hard as Mannix six steals and multiple two base hits highlighted the scoring. Wood struck out 18 for Stone School and Dingwell pitched for St Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone School
St. Andrews
Concord
GTS
St. Andrew's Ava
NHV
Mannix
Conant
Boutwell
Kenney
Foote
Eglee
Dearborn
Forsythe
Neill
Foots
Page
Paige
Eplee F
Babcock
Dingwell Pow
Critics defend Concord Junior Prom dances as overstated report
A letter to the editor contends that The Enterprise exaggerated the Junior Prom dances. The writer says the event was well behaved and enjoyable, and that harsh criticism could curtail student social privileges crucial to school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Concord
Smart Alecs
New Electric Shoe Mending Machine Installed at Thorpe Shop
Ole O Thorpe the Concord shoe dealer and repairer has installed a 14 foot electric shoe mending machine occupying a full repair shop wall. The multi tool unit includes a Waldorf rapid stitcher edge trimmer shank turner scouring wheels heel polisher and buffers and is run by electricity. It will perform the work of six men and aims to speed repairs making old shoes look like new. Thorpe plans to put it into operation this week with substantial repair work already on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
William Dempsey
John Iyan
Joseph Fewry
White Mountains
Robert W. Lowen
Boston
Lincoln
Richard L. Wilson
A. Vanderhooft
Mary J. Sticknes
C. M. & H. Street Railway
S. R. Norleman
Haver
Andrew Baggerson
D. O. Holstrom
Epworth League
Lst
Old Concord Post
G. AL RR
Ralph P. tHlosmer
W. Y
Ah W. M
Union Church
Junction
S. No Adams
Prescott Keyes
Deaconess Hospital
Sudbury River
GA. Tewksbury
Holyoke
Rebecca Bowman
Bowman
Wesley Hospital
Chicago
Ohe
Peoples’ ‘Temple
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Woman's Board of Missions
H. C. Rolfe
American Board
Chas. Towle
Ole O. Thorpe
Concord
Thorpe
Family Party Honors Two Anniversaries in Brookline
Mr and Mrs Richard F Wood Rev and Mrs G A Tewksbury joined Mrs Phelan in Brookline on Monday evening at Longwood for a quiet family reunion celebrating George Phelans birthday and the 23rd wedding anniversary of Rev Mr Tewksbury and Mrs Tewksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Wood
G. A. Tewksbury
Brookline
Phelan
Longwood
George Phelan
Tewksbury
Wood
Mr. Tewksbury
Merchants expect July closing of stores on Wednesday afternoons
Merchants believe stores will close again this year on Wednesday afternoons through July and August. C. M. Byron has posted notices that his store will close every Wednesday afternoon from June 1 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Byron
Keyes Named Director in New Boston Progressive Group
Prominent Roosevelt delegates gather in Boston form a new Progressive organization. John M. Keyes of this town is named director alongside Dr. F. P. Glazier of Hudson. Kenneth Damien of Maynard elected secretary. Frederick Fosdick of Fitchburg also an officer, signaling strong 4th district presence. Keyes predicts a governor candidate may emerge if unity holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Roosevelt
John M. Keyes
F. P. Glazier
Hudson
Chicago
Kenneth Damien
Maynard
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
Keyes
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Ed Onleerurise
Marlboro, Mass
The
Enterprise Company
Main Street
Marlboro
Walter B. Morse
Ralter P. Frye
Ohn H. Lawton
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Maynard, Littleton, Bea
Ford Acton
Stickney Field
Arthur L. Wheeler
M. L. Hatch
Old Bedford
R. D
Massa
National Express
Concord National Bank
John Swen
Lvst Wook
Afasa
Midatesex Institution For Savings
Loweall Road
William F. Hurd
William H. Brown
Wm. Buckley
Main St
Co. C. Harvey Co
Boylston Street
Gade’s
Concord Town Hall
Raymond C. Robinson
Edith Bullard
Armida
Mr. Wilmot Goodwin
Aborn Opera Co. of
Peter, the Hermit
Charles Grosvenor of
Worcester
Rinaldo
Parker
G. Hollis Blake
Richardson’s Drug Store
Snow and Noll’s
Concord Junction
Mrs. Myers
William Clahare
Miss Loftus
B. & M. Bailround Co
Rocks
Dye
King
McSweeney
Connell
Stevenson
Mitchell
Carol
Schaeffer
Newton
Doyle
Loftus
Hopkins
Dee
Boston H S
C. Ab
Aya Ee
Carol Ef
Whee
Schaeffer Ib
Nectow
Welch
Borkard
Stephen F. Beals
D. Grant
W. D. Parker
E. F. Snell
Godfrey F. Swan
Bessie Coleman
R. E. Carter
John Donahue
Cath. Fehnessey
Na J. Kenney
Edith H. Lay
Katherine Searle
Sime
Minnie Steaven
Julia White
ST. Andrew's
Uy ‘Neill
Bee
Webb
Pete
Thayer
Arnold
Brown
Bekfeldt
Y Kimball
Earth
Q. ©. Thorpe
Matthew Steinman
Har.nesses
Grant St
P. McColgan & Co
Chelsea, Mass
Chas. S. Hunt
Sudbury, Mass
Ceater
Carlands
Joseph Kules
Summer Street
John A. Brown
Monument Street
Page & Shaw’s
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Concord Ass
W. Herbert Way
Tel
Mage
Intervale Farm
Sandy Pond
Geo. F. Root
Plymouth Rock
White
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Insurance Hall
Monument Square
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Prati
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
A. Fernald
Boylston
Back Bay
James William Byres
Hubbard Street
T. A. Wiswalls
Beacon St
Philip T. Flavin
Concord Mass
S.abrom
Over Bakery
Main St. Conver
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