Mrs Harmon Chases Goods to Stow for Home
Miss Doris Pratt takes a two weeks vacation from Whitney Coal and Grain Co and visits sister Mrs Thurston Day at her West Roxbury home while Mrs Harmon pursues her hoards to Stow to settle there.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
7
Foughts Return From Month-Long Trip With Elks Convention
Mr and Mrs William Fought return after a month traveling visit relatives in Pittsburg and Parkersburg West Virginia. Mr Frought attended a Chicago week at the National convention of the Elks. They are joined by Mrs Walter Glock of Canton Ohio who will stay with them for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fought
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frought Alas
Chicago
Sullivan Returns to Farmington After Maine Visit
John J. Sullivan came from Maine to Farmington with his family to attend the Sheehan family reunion held Sunday at Harvard. He is working on the manufacturing census and expects to complete it by August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
John .J. Sullivan
Farmington
Sheehan
Harvard
Sullivan
District 26 appoints McSweeney as district deputy
State Deputy William J. Day names Richard B. McSweeney district deputy for District 26, which includes Knights of Columbus councils in Woburn 77, Lexington 94, Arlington 109, and Winchester 210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Day
Richard B. McSweeney
Knights of Columbus
Woburn
Lexington
Arlington
Winchester
Concord Junction Bats Down Edison Electric 13 5
Concord Junction dominates Edison Electric with 17 hits led by Cousins Loftus Hayes and Peppard to win 13 to 5 in front of 500. Lincoln pitched well for the Junction while Sally and Haas starred for Edison. Twilight game plans include Hawley-Folsom of Boston and Boston-Tixers of Lever Brothers Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Edison
Sally
Haas
Cowins
Hawley- Folsom
Boston
Boston — Tixers
Lever Brothers
Cambridge
Edison’ Bloc
Concord Fe
Concord Remembered Historian Adams Tolman Dies
Adams Tolman of Concord dies at age 62 after a life blending antiquarian research with gem and mineral collecting. Born April 1862, he worked for Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance and contributed to the Concord Antiquarian Society while pursuing natural history, archaeology, and local history. He married Harriet Gyes in 1888 and leaves a wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Adams Tolman
Sorega
Arin
Middlesex’ Mutual
Adams
George Andlizabeth
Adams) Tolman
New England
C. F. Hovey & Company
Knowiton
Tremont St
Harvard University
A. B. iFoote
Tolman
Philadelphia
Mice
George Kuntz
Tiffany & Company
Joseph Léidy
Toleman
Colorado
Thun Tolman
Durango
Denver
Ayer Junction
Hornaday
Bronx Zoological Garden
Borneo
Sumatra
Middlesex Mutual’ Fire Insurance Company
Thoreaus
Misa Sophia Thoreau
Tolmans
Adame
Miss Thoreau
Henry
Concord Antiquarian Society
Boston, Society of Nature History
New England Genealogical Society
Harriet Gyes
Insurance
Peius Tal
Nis
Thorean
Death of George Macdonald Shocks Newton Family
George Macdonald 38 died suddenly July 29 from enlargement of the heart after a day of health. He was born April 15 1880 in Dingwall Cape Breton N S and married Jessie MacNaughton in 1915. Survived by wife and four children, funeral from sister Mrs Harry Chaisson Auburndale Newton services by Rev Dr George Butters. Burial Newton cemetery. Also a local horse listing from Littleton Mass appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Macdonald
Jessie Mac‘naughton Macdonald
Hubbard
James Stewart
William Macnaughton
William MacKelvey
Clarence Chaisson
Newton
Macdonald
Building Indian Village At Springfield Scout Exposition
Springfield scouts build a pre white man Indian village under Eastern Industrial League with four scouts from each of ten Eastern states chosen by rank to guide the village exhibit. The event runs Sept 18 to 26 with all expenses paid for entrants and district representatives. Junior Achievement Bureau and Eastern Agricultural and Industrial League co operate with the Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Eastern Industrial League
Mohawk Village
Junior Achievement Bureau
Astern Agricultural and Industrial League
Boy Scouts of America
Concord Scouts Leave for Neponset Camp in Mass
Patrol Leaders George Barker and Ald Wood with Donald McRitchie and Francis Coolidge depart for a two week stay at Neeseponsett North Dana Massachusetts. Johanson of the Junction troop returns after earning safety swimming life saving and health merit badges. Troops from Athol Gardner and Leominster visit in early August with a possible Concord squad for the third week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barker
Donald Wood
Donald McRitchie
Francis Coolidge
Neeseponsett
North Dana
Mass
Johanson
Junction
Winn
Scout Coolidge
Coolidge
Barker
Wood
Athol, Gardner
Leominster
Concord
Concord Junction wins second game of week 7 to 5
Concord Junction defeats Simplex Electric Co of Boston 7 to 5 on Thursday evening in front of nearly 700 fans. Key players featured include pitcher Duggan catcher Morgan and batter Bulger with Dinjian contributing strong all around play and Lohus? scoring two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Simplex Electric Co
Boston
Duggan
Morgan
Chuck” Bulger
Dinjian
Concord No. C
Bulger
Delaney
Concord yachtsman Francie Adams Defends American Cup
Charles Adams of Concord captains the Resolute to defend the American Cup and tops the world amateur standings. A lifetime sailor, he has steered nearly 100 boats, with sons and daughter active in sailing as Cohasset summers unfold. He chairs yacht clubs around Boston and holds trustee roles in major estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Marvel
Charles “Francie Adams
Concord
Resolute
Adams
Charles F. Adams 3d
Cohasset
Catherine Adams
Boston
Quincy
Eeee Price Corporation
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Harvard
Yale
Richardson Wins Handicap Golf Prize at Concord Country Club
N Ellis Richardson won the fret prize by 3 up in a handicap against 17 golfers. Morgan K Smith and F 3 Bacon tied for second, with Fessenden Urquhart Hosmer Holden, Keyes, Rolfe and others finishing several down in the Concord Country Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Morgan K. Smith
F. 3. Bacon
N. Ellis Richardson
P.C. Bacon
Morgen K. Smith
RG. Fessenden
J. A. Urquhart
Herbert B. Hosmer
Ralph Holden
George
Summer Plans and Local Residence Notes
H W Blanchard and family spend the summer at Marblehead. C Hayden Whitney and family return after several weeks. In Duxbury Forrest Whitney enjoys vacation at Richardson Tees Wells with two daughters and Miss Dorothy Marshall in Plymouth. Mrs Raymond D Willard and son Delmar and Mrs O W Hunt spend time away. May 3 marks the marriage of Harriet E to John Mond of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Surette
Cotuit
Blanche Rennie
Ceva
Nova Scotia
John Sheehan
Lowell
Byron St
Murray Miner
C. L. Miner
Revere Beach
Edward Martinson
Richardson's
Pastine Bodman
Ashland
Charles F. Bulger
Torrey and Vialle
Joseph, W. Buckley
Maxwell
Macone Brothers
H. W. Blanchard
Marblehead
C. Hayden Whitney
Duxbury
Forrest Whitney
Richardson Tees Wells
Dorothy Marshall
Plymouth
Raymond D. Willard
Delmar
O. W. Hunt
Tacade
Misa Harriet -E
Ee Hem
Way
Ayer
An- John Mond
Social Guests Visit Household from Several Cities
Miss A Nelson of Lynn and Miss Evelyn Smith of Somerville are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs B after stopping at the home of Nelson H Tenney on Massachusetts Ave and visiting A J Smith of Middletown Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nelson
Lynn
Nelson H. Tenney
Massachusetts Ave
A. J. Smith
Middletown
Evelyn Smith
Somerville
Mre B
Benn sion Saip Now Nan Members Present
A fragment notes Saip now nan members were present at Benn sion, detailing who attended and the incomplete record of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saip Now Nan
Benn Sion
Maine Hopefuls See Benefits From Aid Programs
In Maine, advocates express optimism about new assistance measures that could aid families and communities. Officials cite targeted funds, potential job support, and expanded services as key benefits expected to bolster local resilience and growth.
Lincoln routs Acton in Saturday tilt
Lincoln overwhelmed Acton in a decisive game on Saturday afternoon. Simpson of Somerville High drove Lincoln’s pressure, dominating the action as Acton suffered a second straight defeat to the Lincoln lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Lincoln
Seema
Actae A
Simpson
Somerville
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