Concord notes attendance and obituaries in social items
Misses Minna and Maude Findeisen return from Gloucester vacation. The body of Miss Mary Sheehan is brought from Concord Junction for burial at St. Bernard's cemetery. William Frederickson buried at Sleepy Hollow. Public schools reopen September 5. Local residents vacation at Green Harbor Fort Pond and Oak Bluffs. Local officials, court clerk on vacation. Community notices include library, fishing trips, and Kyle Buck embroidery goods promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna
Maude Findeisen
Beach
Gloucester
Mary Sheehan
Concord Junction
St. Bernard's Cemetery
J. William Byron
Edward F. Loughlin
William Frederickson
The
Junction
Sleepy Hollow
B. L. Filene
Falmouth
River View
Concord Council
K. of C
Raymond
Milford
N. H
Concord
Ralph Dakin
Charles Willis
Yonkers
N. Y
Mary Hosmer
F. L. Lounsbury
Hubbardet
Athol
Edith A
Evelyn Buck
Portland
Richard Connorton
Hig
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Daniel J. Hammold
Siegel
Emil C. Nelson
J. H. Whitney
Julia Hosmer
Marporo Friends
Edward H. Torrey
Oak Bluffs
Philip Twoomey
Canoble Lake
Nichols
Wm. Craig
Billerica
St. Bridget’s
James Loughlin
Lake Baboosie
Edward H. Loughlin
Filene’s
Daniel O’brien
P. White
Cullinane
Leo Chisholm
Acton
Viola Fous
Dakin's Marten Birds Draw Concord Visitors
In Concord Massachusetts Captain Dakin maintains a notable colony of martens and friendly sparrows. The 22 by 16 inch houses on 20 foot posts house 15 pairs of martens across three structures. Birds depart to Central America mid August after evening concerts on the Dakin barn roof. A tame gray squirrel and two cats also inhabit the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
A. B. C. Dakin
Concord
Daxin
Mr. Mason
Central America
Dakin
Mr. Dakin
Martens
Furbush
Dakin Homestead
Boston
Strong Language at Wiley Hearing Sparks Debate
Washington August 16 The house committee of expenditures in the department of agriculture resumed its Wiley investigation with sharp words a stream of insults and accusations exchanged between witnesses and counsel Dr Busby and George P drew frequent adjournments as objectionable language was stricken from the record upon order of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee of Expenditures
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Busby
George P
MccCabe
Floyd
Arkansas
Congressman McGillicuddy Held Over For Ticket Refusal
In New London a continuance was granted in the case of Congressman McGillicuddy of Lewiston Maine after he was removed from the federal express for refusing to surrender his ticket to the conductor over a sleeping car berth dispute. His attorney said the altercation followed the benching of his berth and he left for Washington after posting a cash bond. A second item highlights Dr Roy Miller of the Boston Nationals described as a highly businesslike ball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Congressman McGillicuddy
Lewiston
Federal Express
Washington
Miller
Roy Miller
Boston Nationals
Postmaster General Proposes Rail Mail Pay Reform
Washington Aug 16. Postmaster General Hitchcock urges Congress to replace weight based pay with space based compensation for railway mail service. The plan aims to save about 9 million dollars annually by paying railroads for the usable car space and service extent rather than for weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hitchcock
Printer HIll Held for Grand Jury in False Oath Case
Kenneth P. Hill, a 20 year old printer who eloped from Wells Beach Maine with Ida Graustein and married her in Cambridge on July 28, was held for the grand jury in district court on a charge of making a false oath to Assistant City Clerk Conrick when applying for a marriage license on July 27. William A Graustein, father of the bride, opposed the marriage and later obtained a warrant for his son in law's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Kenneth P. Hill
Wells Beach
Ida
Graustein
Conrick
Hill
Willam A. Graustein
Embezzlement Charge Against Boston Fugitive Cashier
Charles W. Tyndall, sought for four years over eight thousand dollars embezzlement, was brought back to Boston from New York. He had served as cashier at Austin Bald aut custom house brokers earning eighty five hundred dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wolf
Charles W. Tyndall
New York
Massachusetts
Austin, Bald
Oh Pret
Complaint on Boston and Maine train seats prompts ride comfort appeal
A Boston and Maine patron urges the company to fix three curved back seats on the Fitchburg division cars revealing uncomfortable design. The writer notes prior two styles and commends management for responsive attention while calling for broader passenger input to avoid future backaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Worcester
Caren
New teachers appointed to fill high school vacancies
Miss Cowern and Miss Carver resignations leave vacancies. Mrs. Helen W Farrell is named science teacher and Miss Amy Wier French teacher. Farrell from Stoughton is a widow who taught in Ohio last year. Wier from Dover moves from Sci tuate to Concord. In grammar school Miss Minna Findeisen shifts to fifth grade, Mrs Margaret O Connell resigns, and Miss Alice Howe from Vells will teach second grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cowern
Carver
Helen W. Farrell
Amy Wier
Farrell
Stoughton
Wiich
Ohio
Wier
Dover
Scituate
Concord
Minna Findeisen
Margaret O'Connell
Rumo
Mide
Alice Howe
Vells
Sigamore
Advertised Letters and Local Notices Highlight Potters Place Visit
The column lists names of individuals with advertised letters and notes several local items. Foreign letters include Savina Canoon and Le nore Pastore among others. Concord Grange members picnic at Lexington park and work progresses on Concord Deaconess hospital aiming for Oct 1 completion and Nov 1 readiness. A water main break near Thorndale Station is under water department attention. Miss Marion Towne visited Dunstable last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Robus
Potter's Place
N. H
Major Sobier
Seattle
Wash
George D. Sobier
Concord Grange
Lexington Park
Concord Deaconess Hospital
Fitchburg
B. & M. Cvnroad
Water Department
Marion Towne
Dunstable
Concord Guides And The Charm Of A Town Tour
A Minneapolis Journal feature praises Concord guides for their thorough knowledge and decorum. It contrasts American and European guides, noting Concord guides’ cross examination readiness and deep town history. Rev. Millard F. Johnson of Roxbury will lead Trinitarian church services next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudberry
Concord
Boston
Wright
America
Europe
Cathedral of
St. Mark’s
Venice
Emerson
Thoreau
Millard F. Johnson
Roxbury
Trinitarian Church
Local Classified Advertisements Concord Area
Ads list rates for 10 cents a line with six words per line and advance payment. Items include a kindergarten opening at 57 Main Street October 9, rental houses and furnished rooms in Concord, a dressmaker or small family tenement, bootmaker P Ryan offering quality taps, a five room Bedford Street house, and a luncheon tea service at Old Concord Chapter House with telephone access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Old Concord
Lexington Road
Water proof brick for sale near Concord
About two thousand water proof bricks in good condition suitable for walk or other purposes. Apply to Henry J. Walcott at 92 Main Street, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
J. Walcott
Main St
Concord
Pulpit Rotations and School Renovations Outline Fall Prep
Sunday the pulpit at the First Parish Meeting House hosts Rev. Alfred Manchester of Boston. Next Sunday Prof. F A Christie of Meadville will officiate. Rev. Elmer Forbes of Boston preaches on the 27th and Pastor Loren B Macdonald is slated to speak again on Sept. 3. Inside the high school, renovations include painted walls and new flooring in game rooms, with the skylight completed for daytime use. Miss Kittie O'Brien stays at Water View cottage Falmouth Heights during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Manchester
Boston
F. A. Christie
Meadville
Penn
Elmer
Forbes
Loren B. Macdonald
Beton Hall
Jay School
Kittie O’brien
Water View Cottage
Falmouth Heights
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Precatus H. Smith
Board of Assessors
Frank W. Holden
Point of Pines
State Board of Assessors
Katrine Fairclough
Prof. Fairclouch
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
Margaret Lothrop
Miss Fairclough
Miss Lothrop
Tanner
Mannard Thuredox
Mrs. Lothrop
Prof. Faircloneh
A. W. Lee
Alfred Whitney
Murdock McLeod
St. John
Truro
Must
Halifax
Joseph M. M. Applebee
Mrs. Applebee
York Beach
Walter A. Carr
Nahant
Gertrude Lawrence
Ville
George Hopkins
Bedford Rd
Company I
David Holstrom
Ashbury Grove
Frank Hubbard
Saugus
Margaret Dee
Dorothy ‘Tewkebury
Brookline
Philip Vanderhoof
Wolfboro
N.H
Dr. C
Towne
Weat Rindge
Charles Edward Tolman
Cyrus Hosmer, Jr
Milldam
Lestie Leland
Franconia
Bessie Brown
Helen
Harriet Brown
Havana
Lexington Rd
Berlin
Friedrich Strasse
Liepsiger Strasse
Unter den Linden
National Magazine
McCabe
WELD
Young Eloper
Hibernian
L. T. Hildreth
Geo. W. Miller
Eugene Meagher
Albert MacFarland
Whitney Electric Instrument Co
H. Bodin
A. W. Duncan
Hazel Fortin
Savina Canoon
Lenore Pastore
Salvatore Baldacchino
Dietto Dominico
Concord Guides
Minneapolis Journal
Concord People
Mary V. Tewksbury
Middle St
McManus Bros
R. B. Peterson
Everett St
Erastus Smith
P. O
A. M. Saunders
P. Ryan
Railroad Land
Bedford St
Joseph Dee
Itop
Engos
Edith A. Buck
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Joseph Kulcsar
White’s
Concord, Mass
T. A. Wiswall Ost
Beacon St
Cora R. Knicht
Water St. Concord
David Hayes
Grant &I
Main S$t
Robert W. Carter
Lynn
J. Carter
Brooks ST
Richardson
H. S. Richardson
Eaton Crane Paper
Liam J. Bulger
W. Herbert Way
Tel
Concord, Mase
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
Conjiin
C. S. Towne
L. Mok
Ate
Walden St
Mase
DR. A. Dentist
Concord Tie
Boylston
Back Bay
Sulie
James William Byron
Hubbard Street
Goncort
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