Summer happenings and selected local vacations in Concord Junction
Residents spend two weeks to a fortnight on vacations across Maine and Massachusetts. Names include Philip Damon in Saco Marcena Ring in Maine Florence King at York Beach Joseph Montague in Yarmouth and Louis McCaffery at the Reformatory. The Whitney Coal and Grain Co. extends its grain sheds and River View laundry project advances toward completion. Local social visits and travel by Mr and Mrs W A Charles and others are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Damon
Saco
Mies Marcena Ring
John Adams
South Shore
Independents
Maynard
Florence King
York Beach
Joseph Montague
Yarmouth
The
Whitney Coal and Grain Co
William Baker
W. H. Whitney
Pleasant St
River View
Cambridge
Louis McCaffery
Reformatory
Harrington Place
Celia McCashin
Richerd Williams
Community thanks for sympathy and floral tributes
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes from Mrs. Margaret Sheehan and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sheehan
Big Fight Likely For Golf Title
The national amateur championship at Apawamis Golf Club Rye N Y Sept 11 16 will feature a reduced field with emphasis on top players. East hopes for return of the title while West fields strong veterans and young stars, promising the best struggle in U S amateur golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apawamis Gulf Club
Rye
M Y
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Brookline
Mass
Chicago
Fownes
Evans
Wood
Phelps
the Hunters
Egan
Seckel
Gardner
Legg
W. G. Fownes, Jr
Chandler Egan
United States Golf Association
Neighborly thanks and local notices from Concord Junction
Sincere appreciation is sent to neighbors friends and to Boston Harness Company Concord Lodge I O F for acts of kindness during our sorrow Mrs William Fredrickson and family Mr and Mrs Fredrickson Concord Junction Mass also notices a double house for sale with two seven room tenements and 14000 sq ft of land near church school and stores in Insel neighborhood plus a rent listing for six rooms and bath on Main Street and a note about timber treatment and a puppy listing and a historical quote about gold copper and silver discoveries in Iceland and new mining ventures by French and English interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harness Company
Concord Lodge
William Fredrickson
Fredrickson
Concord Junction
Mass
Insel
Church
Franklin
Teeland
Ingolfsfjail
Delsus
Iceland
Pastor Refuses Salary in Beverley New Jersey
Beverley cleraymar pledges to never touch his salary preferring to live off his farm income while preaching without pay. The decision underscores his commitment to spiritual duties over financial compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Beverley
N. J
Cleraymar
Bergen Champion Pull Back Batsman
Bill Bergen is hailed as the country’s champion pull back batsman for Brooklyn. He has won several games by making hits while drawing away from the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Bill’ Bergen
Brooklyn
Pope Reported Better After Illness
Rome reports the Pope’s condition improved with stronger strength and a slower pulse. His temperature holds near 99.3 degrees, pain in the knee diminishes, and he was able to take a small meal in his room without worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Littleton Notes and Local Notices From 1911
Littleton social visits and family travels mix with town business notices including a tax rate listing, relocation petitions for Nason and Acton Streets in Maynard, probate citation for Edward Howley estate, and a public notice of county meetings set for September. The document also records shipper activity and leisure travel across several New England towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maynard
Nason Street
Summer Street
Acton Street
Concord Street
Probate Court Notice to Heirs in Mary Russell Estate
Middlesex Probate Court directs Mary Russell estate heirs and next of kin to show cause why administration should not be granted to James M. Russell of Concord without bond. Hearing set for September 13, 1911 at 9:00 AM with weekly publications starting July 28, 1911. W Rogers, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Edward Howley
Concord
Ellen K. Howley
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Mary Russell
James M. Russell
Esquire
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Jersey
New England
Vermont
AM CO
Lawrence, Ma
A. C. Loewe & Co
Loewe’s
Ladies and
Concord Junction, Mass
Frank Stone
Commonwealth, Avenue
John Connors
Eymt
Commonwealth
Concord Jct
Dahl
Jeweler
Post Office
Maine
Eisie Crowson
Wilton
N. 1
L. W. Jennings
Highland
Derby
Jessie Brogden
Gilbertville
R. J Stevenson
Clara Baker
John McKinnon
Damon St
Harriet Lawrence
Chatham
E. T. Price
W. H. Harvest
Francis St
WM. Y
Hammer
MUGH
East
West
American Press Association
Walter J. Travis
Bath
J. M. Collins
Australia
Robbie
Paley
Pope
C. F. Wolcott
Cc. F. Wolcott
Littleton
Eleanor Patch
Beverly
Fred A. Hosmer
Middle West
Wilford Brodeur
Worcester
A. V. Moore
Susie White
Medford Hillside
William H. Sawyer
Orville
Orange
FE. H. Brenan
New Salem
Florence Bartlett
Mary Parry
Roxbury
Cape Porpoise
John Clough
Minn Lis, Minn
Whalum Park
A. W. Turner
Milford
N. H
Mies Hardy
Presque Isle
Annie Hume
H. F. Proctor
A. W. Drew
Curtis Drew
Warren Lake
Long Pond
Frank J. Hager
Geo. W. Sanderson, Jr
Tronwood
Mich
Emma Tenney
Northport
Alonzo Kimball
Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
Nelson B. Conant
Jonathan Whitcomb
Douglas Whitcomb
M. Blodgett
Michael Bradley
Gertrude
James Casby
Lawrence
John McKinley
Woburn
Walter Kimball
Maria Fletcher
Newtown
Calvin Howard
H. L. Packard
Spear
Clinton
Ralph N. Smith
Maynard Enterprise
Albert J. Adams
W. E. Rogers
Register
W . Rogers
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Frank E. Harris
O. Barnes
College of Anatomy
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Maynard, Mase
F. J. McCarrow Maynard
D. C. Harris No. Acton, Mass
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mass
Your
5. K. Garland
C. & D. Oughton
Mair St
Will & Ways
F. H. Bryant
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