Concord Junction Community Notes Quietly Busy
James Dunlop expands sea article collection with much material. May 8 and 9 set for C H S A A play at the town hall. Whitney Coal and Grain Co buys a three ton auto truck for coal delivery. Arnold Lowney returns from New Brunswick for his uncle’s funeral. Ruth Adams visiting family in Concord. Columbus club to host dance May 2 with Combie’s orchestra. Civic League forming in Concord. Charles Hunter returns to garage work after illness. Fire department reports brush fires at Strawberry Hill road and Martin Williams’ farm. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs celebrate 94th anniversary with entertainment and supper. William Wood to return from Florida. O’Leary, Bell relocate to/within town. Mabel Trueman relocates to New Bedford. Clarence Davis moves to Cottage Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunlop
C. H S
Ruth Adams
Silas Adams
Columbus Club
Combie
Orchestra
Somerville
Concord
Charles Hunter
Strawberry Hill Rd
Martin Williams
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
William Wood
Florida
James O'Leary
Maplest
George Bell
Prairie St
Acton
Mabel Trueman
New Bedford
Clarence Davis
Cottage St
Local items from Littleton recount crashes and gatherings
Fred C. Partwell's auto collided with Dr. Green's in Littleton, causing minor damage. Firemen held a well attended ball at town hall. Littleton high beat Lunenburg 2 to 1 while Harvard lost to Bromfield 19 to 1. Lectures on Japan in Cherry Blossom Time and a Panama trip were given. Community events include a top-selling auction at Horace Amsden’s, church society meetings, and a road project on Lactart road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Partwell
Green
Gardner
Lunenburg High
Harvard
Littleton Boys
Bromfield
Rev
H. L Packard
Japan
Albert F. Conant
Panama
Congregational Club
Congregational Vestry
H. L. Packard
Great North
Horace Amsden
Pingreyville
William Davis
Korea
A. W. Knowlton
Ao Ayer
Priest
Paul L. Brown
Mary Churchill. Richardson
Waltham
Florence B. Wilcox
Mattie Priest
Gertrude F. Houghton
Astruman Club
Ladies of the Baptist Society
Charles
of Woman's College
Providence
Children’s Day Observed by Woman’s Club
The Woman’s club hosted Children’s Day with a large group of youngsters. The program featured songs stories and Mother Goose displays performed by named local participants. Refreshments of animal crackers wafers and fruitade followed. The nomination committee proposed Emma Tenney as president and other officers including Mary Packard Clara Hutchinson Helen Whitcomb and Mary Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bradlee
Alice Hager
Barbara Priest
Margaret Brown
O. J. Fairfield
Rosamond
Beverly Nash
Gertrude F. Houghton
Louisa Flage
Marcia Wilcox
Carolyn Conant
O. J. Pairfield
Catherine Proctor
Mother Goose
Goldenhair
Three Bears
Red Riding Hood
Simon
Bo Peep
Lillian M. Priest
Emma E. Tenney
Mary L. Packard
Clara P. Hutchinson
Helen A. Whitcomb
Mary ©. Dodge
Funeral Held For Marvin Flagg In Local Home
The funeral for Marvin Flagg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton EB. Flagg, was conducted at the family home Saturday afternoon with Rev. Herbert L. Caulkins presiding. A male quartet sang. bearers included Warren Moore Irving Foyler Carlton Needham Roland Houghton Clarence Brown and Edward Estet. Interment followed at Westlawn cemetery. Born in Littleton twenty years ago last June he attended local public schools and earned his diploma from the high school in 1911. He was noted for mechanical skill and industrious promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Flagg
Clifton EB. Flagg
Herbert L. Caulkins
Cook
Hill
Dodds
Whitney
Marvin
Warren Moore
Irving Foyler
Carlton Needham
Roland Houghton
Clarence Brown
Edward Estet
Westlawn
Littleton
College Social Draws About Hundred Attendees
About a hundred people attended the college social last week Wednesday evening. An excellent program featured college songs by a chorus of high school girls, a vocational conference by several members of the society, various races, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Sociel
College Fces
West Acton notes signal changes and events
West Acton updates show barrel shop work soon, road oiling from Kelley corner to Boxboro line, and cement on the new Catholic church. Local residents attend White Musical Review in Maynard, while the Acton Grange drama supports the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hutchins
Stoneham
Sarah Hutchins
State Road
Kelley Corner
Boxboro
BE. T. Rice
W. E. Whitcomb
W. J. Benere
Maynard
William J. Smiley
Liberty Corners
P. H. Bliss
W. H. Penniman
Death of Solon Parker in local village
Solon Parker aged 85 died at Mrs. Mary Taylor's home after several months of poor health. Funeral service led by Rev. L. Pierce, held Tuesday afternoon. Body shipped to Rockville, Connecticut for burial in the family plot. Family thanks friends, neighbors, and fraternal groups for support and flowers. Ruth Knowlton of Bradford Academy was home over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Parker
Mary Taylor
L. Pierce
Rockville
Conn
Ruth Knowlton
Bradford Academy
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Coods
John M. Keyes Co
Walden Street
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Lowell Road
Torrey & Vialle
Walden St
Torrey & Vialle Garage
Holbrook Grocery Co
Woodsville and
Nashua, NH
West Acton
Acton Lodge
Acton’ Lodge
I. A. L. Wilber
F. H Routwell
Whitcomb’s
Wilber Counes
Adams
Acton Grange
Maine
I. 0. O. F. Hall
George Towne
Willard House
Mr. Strout
Ard Town
W. H. Teele
Waltham, Mass
A. P. Bear
Milton Bean
C. J. Holton
Edward Holton
Man
Consultus
Nason Street
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Maynard, Mass
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