Local notices from Concord amid travels and events
Mioreau heads to Minneapolis while Varley takes a post in Plainfield New Jersey. Many residents travel visit relatives and attend events as church confirmations approach and town meetings discuss bridge work and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is ‘Mioreau
Minneapolis
Howard Varley
Plainfield
N .J
H. Towle
Sebec
Gertrude Todd
Elizabeth Flavin
Kedberma Beach
Concord K. of C. Games Schedule Teased
Concord council K of C plans a Saturday game against Brighton K of C at the fairgrounds and a following week title bout with Medford likely at Arlington or Broadway field Somerville. Possible later games include Keene and a series with Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
K. of C
Brighton K. of C
Medford
Arington
Broadway Feld
Somerville
Concord
Keene
Maynard
Gook Tours to Bermuda From New York Ocean Passage
Tickets for the voyage to Bermuda aboard the Ocean Paramiss are on sale in New York with H. L. Whitcombe’s handling the bookings. Sailings advertised as sea excursion options for travelers seeking a Bermuda visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
New York
H. L. Whitcombe’s
Gun clubs tied after tight Lincoln Concord match
Saturday the Lincoln gun club beat the Concord club by a narrow margin. Tuttle led with 45 points, tying high score, while Ballou was second with 45. The deciding shoot will be held later, with Concord promising a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Concord
Tuttle
Ballou
Trinitarian Church Announces Guest Sermons and Services
Rev F W Lockwood of Boston will lead Sunday services at the Trinitarian church next Sunday morning with the topic The Secret of the Angels Joy The pastor returns from vacation midweek and will give a preparatory lecture Friday evening Sept 3 and conduct communion Sunday morning Sept 5 and the evening service Rev Henry B Mason of Harvard previously conducted services at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lockwood
Boston
Henry B. ‘Mason
Harvard
Champion Chess Player Porter Tops Concord Field
S H Porter steward at the Colonial Inn claims the Concord chess championship. He has faced several crack players and holds the lead. He is ready to meet all claimants, but rivals warn others to beware of the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Porter
Colonial Inn
Concord
Lincoln and Port Banks Clash on Labor Day
Great interest surrounds a Labor Day baseball game between Lincoln and Port Banks. Port Banks brings a band and two of three special cars full of rooters to cheer and heat up the matchup for Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Lincoln
Port Banks
Concord Man Found Guilty in Waltham Court
Martin J. Mulaney was found guilty on two counts disorderly conduct on the B and M railroad and assault on Gilbert Grimes. A $35 total fine was imposed after a judge reduced the first $20 to $10 on plea for a slower sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Mulaney
Waltham Court
Gilbert Grimes
J. S. Keyes
Luce
John J. Grimes
Bradley
Albert E. Bradley
Concord
Concord Junction
John Grimes
Harris L. Childs
Young Grimes
Grimes
Martin Mulaney
Mr. Grimes
Michael Mulaney
Bridge contracts awarded by town commissioners
A Thursday meeting of the road commissioners approved bids for five rebuilt bridges at a total under 30000 dollars. North Bridge awarded to Eastern Construction Co Boston for 2345 dollars, Main Street to Hennebique Construction Co 7255, Rea or Lowell Street bridge to same firm 3117, and Heath bridge held for later bid likely to go to Hennebique for 9714.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Keyes
Kennebunkport
North Bridge Eastern Construction Co
Boston
Commonwealth Age
Rea
Lowell St
Hennebique Construction Co
South
Main St
Heath Bridge
TIED FOR FIRST NECK AND NECK WITH MEDFORD
Concord council and K of C team again tie Medford for first in their division of the league. Medford led earlier after a loss at Arlington, but Concord defeated Medford on the road, keeping pennant hopes alive with strong defense and timely hitting. McDonald pitched well for Concord. Kenna and McDonald combined for the win as the crowd of about 500 witnessed the late rally and final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
Medford
Concord
Arlington
Kelvi
Beneers
McDonald
McMahon
O’connell
Kenna
A. McDonald
Landry
Loggilin
McDonal
B. Bulger
H. Bulger
Loughlin
Bresnahan
Hughes
Wye
Concord to purchase updated town plan from Wood
Erastus H. Smith chairman of the board of assessors led an effort to update an old plan. Frank W. Stickney, civil engineer, prepared a seven foot square blue print showing streets rivers lakes and many residences for Concord.Further ground work will adjust the map so assessors can use it in their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ago
Concord
Albert B. Wood
Erastus H. Smith
Board of Assessors
Frank W. Stickney
West Townsend
Assessors’ Office
Smith
Woodland
Stickney
Assessors Complete Valuation Work and Tax Commitment
The board of assessors Erastus H. Smith Frank R. Connors and Alvah G. Wheeler completed valuation work and taxes were committed to the collector. Extra clerk hired to issue bills on time as workload increased. Next year starts April 1 to comply with statute, 15 days earlier easing the process. Local board expects fair cash valuations despite possible errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus H. Smith
Frank R. Connors
Alvah G. Wheeler
Finance Commission
Norwood
Five Concord Women Enjoy Gala Day Trip
Five members of the Philathea club visited Winthrop with George W Hopkins and Mrs Hopkins. They dined at Argyle House, toured Wonderland, then returned to Concord after an evening in Boston. The party included Grace L Hunt Margaret S Towle Lillian F Penniman K Margaret Graverson and Mrs J Alvord Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Club
Winthrop
George W. Hopkins
Mrs. Hopkins
Wonderland
Argyle House
Grace L. Hunt
Margaret S. Towle
Lillian F. Penniman
K. Margaret Graverson
J. Alvord Rose
Too Liberal With The Oil In Milldam And Streets
Residents complain about oil spreading on milldam and streets after application. Stores and women report ruined skirts and slippery floors, urging a lighter, more careful distribution to avoid pooling and staining.
Concord Notices and Lost Book Ad From 1909
Local notice lists a Sudbury road rental property with eight rooms and modern improvements addressed to Yeo D Hubberd. Also a mass solicited notice declares lost book number 13589 under Massachusetts Acts with payment stopped. issued by The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts on August 19 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Road
Yeo
D. Hubberd
Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Widow Seeks Will Victory After Death
Ryer's widow pursues the estate matter as questions arise over a will. The report notes dispute and prior messages about the will and the outcome before his death.
Judge Haled Into Court by Dorchester Judge Keyes
Judge Keyes appeared twice in Dorchester municipal court last Wednesday. He first represented Abner Morse of Mattapan in a case over a new horn blowing law at intersections, then faced a separate charge himself. A verdict of not guilty was returned for Morse, and Judge Churchill dismissed Keyes case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Dorchester
J. R. Churchill
Abner Morse
Mattapan
Churchill
Concord Council K of C Field Day Draws Large Interest
Labor Day events at Concord fairgrounds attract many. three baseball games feature Acton Lincoln Concord lineup and Lincoln Fort Banks in a trio of contests. Readers asked to see the ad for full details. Misses Emma Nellie Clahane and Margaret Loughlin are visiting Old Orchard, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
K. of C
Concord
Acton
Lincoln
Fort Banks
Emma
Nellie Clahane
Margaret Loughlin
Old Orchard
Advertised Letters and Social Evening at Hubbard Street Home
A social gathering hosted by a local resident on Hubbard Street brought together a party of young people who made candy and played games with music. Rumor says one guest consumed more than he intended during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Whitney
Hubbard St
Concord Junction Social Notes From Charlestown Visit and Maine Trip
Charles Temple of Charlestown visited his brother in law Albert Hicks on Monday. Miss Louara Pratt Harriet Lawrence and Mrs. Pratt are vacationing in Maine. Miss Forsyth of Boston visited Mrs. Charles Libby and returned home. H A Bridges will be away for two weeks at Sheffield New Brunswick. The H M Mutual Aid society whist party saw Miss Margaret Hamilton and Miss Kitty Sullivan win prizes while George Ryan and Frank King led scores. The Concord brass band drew its largest audience of the season at Concord Junction concert. Shepard and Tulant used the gathering to raise funds for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillian B. McConnell
Assessore
Vera Cummings
North Shore
Mrs. King of Orange
Frank J. Clark
Barretts Mill Road
Grace ‘L, Hunt
Hopkinton
Irene
Blanche Cummings
F. A. Tower
Mt. Monadnock
Wary
Helen Hunt
Keene, Nmh
Henry J. Hosmer
Irving B. Howe
New England
Dwight Wheeler
David Wheeler
Bridgeport
Maynard
Acton
Junction Town
Frances Shaughnessy
J. J. Shaughnessy
York Beach
Marlboro
Mary Munroe
Samuel Tuttle
Christmas Cove
Grace
Charles Temple
Charlestown
Albert J. Hicks
H. M. Mutual Aid Society
Margaret Hamilton
Kitty Sullivan
George Ryan
Frank King
Concord Brass Band
Concord Junction
Messrs. Shepard
Tulant
Lost and found notices from Concord area ads
Lost a grey coat sweater on the road from Concord to East Acton via Concord Junction with reward offered to Bent Pope in Concord. To let rooms with or without heat apply 30 Riverside Ave. For sale two ladies bicycles and a pair at 61 Longwood Ave Boston. Also room for rent 20 Assabet Bye a half house six rooms with furnace by the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
East Acton
Concord Junction
Bent
Pope
Mags
Riverside Ave
G. G. Russell
Commonwealth Ave
Longwood Ave
Boston
Post Card List Advertisement Names
Advertised list includes Mrs Olive Anderson Miss Helen Cajlen Mr Thomas Gaviney Joseph Hersey Mr Signor Parettin Miss Barbara Sherman Angelo Tavald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Anderson
Helen Cajlen
Thomas Gaviney
Joseph Hersey
Signor Parettin
Barbara Sherman
Angelo Tavald
Plants and florals offered at Concord Junction shop
8000 stocky Gelery plants advertised for sale by L Garland of Concord Junction Massachusetts. Also an upholstering and finishing establishment opened on Main Street formerly Thos Hutchinson’s with reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. F L Garland advertises cut flowers at greatly reduced prices from Concord Junction Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone
Concord
L. Garland
Concord Junction
Mass
Main St
Thos. Hutchinson
Peter Chouinard
F. L. Garland
Cor
Ford Junction
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Mr. and
Ura
Edward Dee
J. K. Cummings
Familly
Lynn
Florence Pratt
Cambridge
Annie Morse
J. Raymond Watts
Herbert Hunt
Thoreau St
J. M. Appleby
The
National Bank
F. EB. Harris
Ledgard
W. E. Haskell
Levington Road
Edward T. Harrington Co
Willian, H. Farlow
Charles H. Pepper
Ergebretsen
Anhite
Beverly
William D. Cross
Gloucester
M. C. & H. Street Railway
Westvale
Oakland
Lincoln Farnsworth
Everleth
Langeau
Russell
Concord Tuttle
Horne
Holden
Trinitarian Church Notes
Martin J. Mulaney Found
Porarily
Concord Knights
NING
Pennant
Pete McNiff
Pat McNiff
D. McDonald P
McKeon
A McDonald
Ascessors
Ryer
Haled
M. J. Amaral
H. M. Cooper
P. G. Hansen
James A. Howe
John L. Hogan, Jr
H. Li Kendall
A. E. Kiwisaar
Leward Peterson
Karl Wilson
Bertha Ackley
G. Allen
Eva O. Bassett
Paul Battige
Mary. Begley
Margaret Clark
Mildredlifton
John B. Hudson
A. E. Hudson
M. Koehler
Nancy. Langmaid
Chas. C. Mead
Kate McCarthy
Ethel, Russel
Lara Pratt
Harriet Lawrence
Mrs. Pratt
Maine
H. A. Bridges
Sheffield
Sunbury Co
Lady's
Gent’s
Holden St
Concord, Mass
Welch
Friend
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
A. L. Hicks
Marcel
Postoffice
DR. A. Perna
Boylat
Rel
Back Bay
Chas
Parmenter & Co
Sudbury
W. Herbert Way
O. E. Path
Joe Kulscar Walden
M. H. Feehan
Ed To
Bedford Court Concord
Mast
John A. Finegan
Bedford
Con ‘ RD
C. L. King
Hou
Annie E. Payson
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