Vacations and Visits Fill Concord Junction Scene
Concord Junction residents and neighbors are noted visiting relatives and vacationing in nearby towns. Mr and Mrs M J Farrell are in East Besex. Miss Olive Ring visits Hyde Park. Prof and Mrs Dodrey tour Cambridge. John Bordman plans trips to Washington and Norfolk. Shattuck cottage hosts J D Wilson family for two weeks. several families entertain guests from Chicago Hartford Boston and Melrose. Central Street shows heavy building activity with plastering underway and two more houses planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Pratt
John Bordman
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
J. D. Wilson
Shattuck Cottage
Lake Nagog
Marcena and
Molyneux King
Marion Williams
G. B. Palmer
Chicago
George W. Blake
Aséabet
Winslow Russell
Hartford
Ruth Taylor
New Haven
Allen Kennedy
C. H. Whitney
Advertised Letters and Recipients List
Short entry noting advertised letters at the post office for M. F. Gand Co and individuals Miss Helen M. Ker win Nicholas Petrillo Robert E. Sirtcliff and Luther Thoreson with expected delivery or pickup details implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Gand Co
Helen M. Kerwin
Nicholas Petrillo
Robert E. Sirtcliff
Luther Thoreson
Hudson William Sanborn on Two Weeks Vacation
Local notes list residents and visitors in Plymouth and Gates Pond including Miss Minnie Marcy Bessie Durfee Walter O’Brien Roy Marcy and others. The town tightens electrical wiring per state orders and Fr Mitchell returns to Salem after stint at St Michael church. Michael Lee arrested for drunkenness at his Winter street boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Marcy
Bessie Durfee
Walter O’brien
Roy Marcy
Plymouth
Dora Campbell
May Nickerson
Jennie McCluskey
Alice Liston
Boston
Gates Pond
Ryan
Styles
Worcester
James McNally
Knott & Pope
Tierney
State
Mitchell
Doran
St. Michael's Church
Europe
Salem
Mt. ‘Wachusett
John Gill
Andrew Cunningham
Martin Coggins
William Watson
Winnie
Annie Gill
Charles Coggins
Nellie McParden
Michael Lee
Alexander McDonald
Lee
Winter St
Ralph Peckham
Athol
John O'Grady
Hudson
Bertie Briggs
Rice St
Orlando Funai
Leon Baldacci
Revere
William Smith
Leominster
Lewis Hammond
Norwood
Burrell
Shawmat Ave
Witherbee Terrace
Lorrie Purcell
Rose Lattinville
Brockton
Gertrude Mitchell
Somerville
Joseph McKenzie
Fred Hughes
Lincoln Jr
Lake Boone
John Regan
The
Boston Herald
Lincoln St
Warren Stowe
Lynn
Henry Hapgood
Herbert Smith
Edward Whittaker
White City
Esther
Nina Carey
Lake Whalum
Fred Maynard
William T. Greene
Park At
Joseph McCarthy
Old Orchard
Maggie Lee
Cambridge
Royal
Ralph Manson
Nora Horgan
Broad St
Cambridgeport
James Burkill
Liberty
Marion Keegan
Malden
Thomas Keegan
Cottage St
Lawrence H. Murphy
Nantasket Beach
Charles Houghton
Winthrop
Maurice O'Connor
Maynard
Oregon
Thomas €Urley
Springfield
Maple St
Charles E. Fairbanks
Washington St
Rockland
J. C. Norcross
Electric Light
Marlboro—Hudson Typographical Union
Montreal
Cora Brigham
Hudson Home
Alice Brigham
Cassie Lind
Patrick H. Shannahan
Stanley K. Joslin
Webster
W. L. Felton
Holden Bros
Marlboro Social Notes Include Visiting Friends Across Cities
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief society items. Names such as James Gately Frank McNiff Raoul Beaudreau Maud Blackington and Raoul Beaudreau appear among visits to Boston Cambridge Revere Norwood and Hampton Beach with several trips to Willard's Island and Lake Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Weymouth
New York
John Boggs
Hastings St
John C. Gray
Boston
John Treacy
Fairmount St
S. H. Howe
Woodstock
Lucy Durand
Farnsworths’ Grocery
Hampton Beach
Cora Underwood
Wilmington
John Rhodes
Franklin St
Edwin T. Brown
Elm St
Riverside
Lou Cole
Mechanic St
Lynn
Raoul Beaudreau
Maud Blackington
New York City
Arthur Houghton
Chester McGill
Portland
Maine
Mae Chamberlain
Malden
Elizabeth Meanor
Maplest
Hudson Brass Band
J. Henry Gleason
Willard’s Island
Margaret Marshall
Frank
Nantasket Beach
Frank Conway
John Cook
Owen Conway
Essex St
Leary
Jennie
Chelsea
Patrick Horrigan
Peabody and Family
Daniel Warren
Rice St
Residents and Visitors Seen Around Town and Nearby Beaches
A parade of townsfolk and guests spans Revere Beach Clinton and Lynn with visits to relatives and landmarks. Notable mentions include political volunteers tours, outings to Nantasket and Lake Boone, and local workers taking vacations or starting new duties.
Marlboro Grangers Attend Chauncy State Grange Field Day
Marlboro Grangers led strong attendance at Lake Chauncy on Friday for the annual State Grange field day. Notable speakers included H O Hadley George Ladd C Dr Richardson Charlies H Rice George M Whittaker J Lewis Bileworth and Elmer D Howe with a total dinner for about 250. The event closed with theatre amusements and overall praise for the Grange’s progress and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Chauncey
Marlboro
New England
National Grange
H. O. Hadley
New Hampshire
Grange
Marlboro Candidates Seek Renomination for Legislature
Representative John J. Mitchell will seek another term on the Democratic ticket after friends pressed him to run. Representative William M. Brigham is likely to run again on the Republican side with no opposition, while Marlboro and Wayland appear as Republican strongholds. Mitchell faced prior uncertainty but may face competition from party supporters seeking renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
John J. Mitchell
William M. Brigham
Wayland
Mitchell
Brigham
Citizens
Sister Marie Edward Dies Sudden at Convent
Sister Marie Edward, a prefect in English studies at convent schools in New England and Canada under the Sisters of St. Anne, died suddenly Friday afternoon after falling ill during the day. She became worse by 3 PM and died around 5 PM with the sisterhood mourning her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Edward
Sisters of St. Anne
New England
Canada
Sisterhood
Ghastly Coffin Found in Gravel Pit at Boundary and North Fore
Workmen in a gravel pit at Boundary and North Fore streets uncovered a coffin with bones. Police believe the remains are of a woman named Drury who died of dropsy and was buried about 75 years ago near a former tomb site once used for burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundary and
North Fore Sts
Highway Department
Michael Mullaney
Drury
Funeral for Michael E. Mullen Held at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Michael E. Mullen were conducted Sunday at 3 PM from his home on Kirby Street and at Immaculate Conception Church. Interment followed at the parish cemetery with pallbearers named as Dwyer, Thomas Martin, P. A. Kirby, George McGee, Patrick Lyons and James Kerrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Mullen
Kirby St
Immaculate Conception Church
W. H. Finnick
Dwyer
Thomas Martin
P. A. Kirby
George McGee
Patrick Lyons
James Kerrigan
Death of Father of A C Seaman
A C Seaman of the New England Telephone Company reports the death of his father in Natural Bridge New York at age 74. The death occurred Friday and was sudden and unexpected. he leaves three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Seaman
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Natural Bridge
N. Y
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Jin
Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Junction
Mrs. M. J. Farrell
East Besex
Mrs. Decreny
Melrose
W. W. Curtis
Marcena Ring
B. F. ‘Homans
Hyde Park
Dodrey
Fred W. Reed
Olive Ring
Mary T. Ring
Almy Washburn
Dorchester
A. EB. Payson
Central St
William Sanborn
James Gately
Frank McNiff
James Foley, Beach Sr
O. D. Wheeler
Mabel Craig
Hill St
Arlington
M. A. Flaherty
North Adams
Flaherty
Ana
C. A. French
F. W. Pratt
George Tighe
Berlin Road
Diamond M Factory
Park Ulman
Dart’s Express
Lake Chauncy
Frank B. Proctor
Pond Cottage
Annie H. Brigham
Bim St
Belle Stevens
Eva Wheeler
Winthrop St
Florence Vans
Newton St
Blanche Warner
Houghs’ Neck
Ethel Proctor
Elizabeth
Ellen Richardson Ofter
Felton St
A. C. Fisher
Peter McCarthy
Revere Beach
Luke Ryan
William Howe
Clinton
J. Edward Balcom
Westboro
A. L. Cundall
Danielson
Annie Haley
High St
Greenfield
Robert Sheridan
L. T. Jefts
Mary
Catherine Toomey
George Pinkham
R. 8. Lamson
Ice Man
Patrick Haley
Worester
Alfred Castiglioni
J. C. Rockwell
Sunny South” Company
W. Raymond Coolidge
W. Edward
Haverhill
E. D. Jewett
Franklin Jr
Vineyard Haven
Samuel Thorndike
Lane Thorndike
O’neil St
Chauncy
Marlboro Grangers
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