Concord Junction and Area Visit Notes
Earl Ruttlers spends two weeks in Waklo McWilliams visits Melrose over weekend. Frank Cleaves left for Yarmouth for a visit. Miss Abbie fin "as. returns from vacation spent in Maine. Percy McCormack attends Boston versus Detroit double header. McInnis family from Worcester visit Friday. Mr and Mrs James bir] of Allston visiting Patrick Reilly family. John Pendergast and children from Somerville visit Charles Hogan family Friday. Misses Jonnie Driscoll and Eva Moreau weekend guests of Mrs Snow in Fitchburg. Cecilia Reilly spends week in Maynard with sister Mrs Frank Sheridan. Hazel Mannion of Littleton spends week with Mary Sullivan. Mr and Mrs Sam Kennedy of New York visit brother Allan. Waldo Haynes of Watertown reviews acquaintances in town. Mrs John Tracy and Mrs Harry Tracy and family leave for Thorndike, Me for two weeks. Joseph Davis family moves from Derby Street to Peterboro, NH. EB Reilly returns to mail carrier duties after vacation. Thomas J Reilly finishes first year at Burdett College and takes two week break, part spent at Wakefield rifle range with Burdett College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ruttlers
Waklo McWilliams
Melrose
Frank Cleaves
Yarmouth
Abbie Fin
Maine
Percy McCormack
Boston
Detroit
Mra Roderick, McInnis
Worcester
James Bir
Allston
Patrick Reilly
John Pendergast
Somerville
Charles Hogan
Jonnie Driscoll
Eva Moreau
Snow
Fitchburg
Cecilia
Reilly
Maynard
Frank Sheridan
Hazel Mannion
Littleton
Mary Sullivan
Sam Kennedy
New York
Allan
Waldo Haynes
Watertown
John Tracy
Harry Tracy
Thorndike
Joseph Davis
Derby St
Peterboro
John. EB. Reilly
Thomas. J. Reilly
Idett College
Wakefield Rifle Range
Federal Board — Students of Burdett’s College
Vacation Travelers Note Summering Across New England
Concord Harry Brigham and family spend weeks in Maine Mr and Mrs Fred Jones Old Acre spend weeks at abot Vt William Heenan and family enjoy two weeks at Long Island Walter Tobin takes vacation from Stone Webster Boston Mrs Raymond Emerson with Miss Mary Fleming summering at Woods Hole Ernest Hindsman on vacation from Mara's store Edward Dee takes his place Michael Towler returns from Canobie Lake NH Mrs Samuel Lufkin and daughters Barbara and Florence at East Jaffrey NH Mr and Mrs George Creighton Maynard guests of Miss Mary Keefe Sunday Leo Moreau Alfred Loftus and Edward Cull plan a trip across New England and southern Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brigham
Maine
Fred Jones
Old Acrea
Abot
William Heenan
Garfield Rd
Long Island
Walter Tobin
Stone & Webster, Co
Boston
Raymond Emerson
Mary’ Fleming
Woods Hole
Ernest Hindsman
Mara
Edward Dee
Michael Towler
Canobie Lake
N’h
Samuel Lufkin
Barbara
Florence
East Jaffrey
George Creighton
Maynard
Mary Keefe
Leo Moreau
Alfred Loftus
Edward Cull
New England
Canada
Twilight games draw Concord baseball fans to Junction
Concord baseball lovers travel by the hundred to the Junction for twilight games. After wins, a steady line of cars fills the highway back toward Concord. Local players from Concord Junction have helped make the team a drawing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Junction
Acton Center resident makes house improvements on School Street
Sage S Ford has been making several improvements in his house on School street. Mrs R D Kelley and daughter Mrs B L Ellis and son Archie Ellis of West Dennis were week 12 1 callers at the home of T T Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage—S. Ford
School St
R. D. Kelley
B.L. Ellis
Archie Ellis
West Dennis
T. T. Baxter
Registration Meetings in Acton for State Primary
Acton hosts voter registration sessions at the School House in South Acton on August 1 from 7 to 9 pm, at the Fire House in West Acton on September 2 from 7 to 9 pm, and at Acton Town Hall on September 4 from 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
South Acton
Fire House
West Acton
Actcn
Clearance sale by auction in South Billerica farm
John A Finigan of Concord Massachusetts advertises an auction sale of the personal property of George Fickels son at his farm in South Billerica Massachusetts. The sale location is opposite the railroad station on the main Boston Lowell auto road along the electric car line between Billerica and Arlington. Proceeds from the discontinued farming operation cover the entire stock and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fickelsson
South Billerica
Massachusetts
Boston
Lowell
Bedford
Billerica
Arlington
Fickergsen
R. I
Mass
Winifred M. Carrigan
Concorn
George Fickeissen
South Bilbica
John A. Finigan
Concord
Farm Sale Near Boston Advances Livestock and Implements
Auction notices detail a large mixed sale on August 30 1920 at a Boston area farm listing 18 Holsteins, a bull, 9 head of cattle, horses, hens, rabbits and many farm tools. Additional sale September 2 1920 at Carlisle Massachusetts features stock and gear from Rocco Ciccolo Company including horses hay corn plows and carts with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco
Ciccolo & Company
Maple Street
Carlisle
Mass
Bedford
Joe Rowas
Young Sound
Jersey
Nice Family
Stevens Duryea
Rocco Ciccolo & Company
Local Visitors and Trips Share Northfield and New England
Horace F Tuttle and son Harland visited Northfield with William from Wellesley Hills visited East Acton and Proctorville, while Miss Helen Wood vacationed at home. J H Cannell and Nellie Cannell hosted Cora Hartwell. Various residents traveled to Sandwich Greensboro and Montpelier. Prof C I Palmer motored through New England to Nova Scotia. Frank E Parsoa lost a farm horse hauling shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace F. Tuttle
Harland
William
Northfield
Fred
Petblohen
N.H
William Rayner
Wellesley Hills
W. A. Rayner
East
Acton
Helen B. Wood
Proctorville
J. H. Cannell
Everterett
Nellie. Cannell
Cora Hartwell
Eva Doolittle
Fletcher Clark
Sandwich
Caroline Stearns
Carolyn Stearns Stroud
Greensboro
N.C
A. L. Lawrence
Hazel
Montpelier
Amyl
Fred’ R. Allen
H. L. Duren
Somerville
C. W. Wright
Ridgefield
Roy L. Duren
South St
C. I. Palmer
Armour Institute of Technology
New England
Department of Mathematics
H. R. Phalen
Frank E. Parsoja
John
A. Phalen
Maynard Stanley Monkiewiecz Is Sentenced In Three Month Jail Term
Stanley Monkiewiecz who drew police attention through raids on illegal liquor sales was fined 209 dollars and given three months in jail at the Concord district court on Saturday. The July 25 raid yielded jakey under a coal bin. related charges were postponed to September 15. A later August 13 seizure brought further fines of 50 dollars on each July 25 charge and 100 dollars plus three months jail for the August seizure. Attorney Shanley of Boston represented him. Deputy Chief John Connors spoke for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Monkiewiecz
Concord District Court
Riverst
Jakey
District Court
Monkiewiecz
Boston
Atty Shanley
John Connors
Turtle tale and other local scraps from Enterprise week
A fragmentary local item recounts a five foot snake encounter and a pair of large turtles sighted near an American Powder Co swamp. Nearby notes mention John Currier of Lynn, Robert Jackson of Maplest raising canaries, and Mrs John Bellows on vacation at Point Allerton with daughter Ann. The report reflects scattered town chatter and unverified whispers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Allen
Allen
American Powder Co
John Currier
Lynn
W. B. Currier
South Acton
Robert Jackson
Maplest
Trilling
John Bellows
Ann
Point Allerton
Local Visitors and Seasonal Guests in South Acton
South Acton residents host and visit relatives and friends from Fall River Providence Bradford Somerville Fitchburg and Manchester over a weekend. Harold Reynolds and family stay at their home in Troy Me while Helena Hennessay and Wini Sylvr visit friends in Fitchburg and Lunenburg respectively. Roland Willis formerly of Providence enjoys a vacation among local friends as Nichols returns home to West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Reynolds
Troy, Me
Helena Hennessay
Fitchburg
Wini Sylvr
Lunen
Richard Schwab
West Acton
George BE. Clapp
Exchange
Roland Willis
Providence
R. Ut
I Bradford. Nichols
West Somerville
Edward Clough
Ashland
Was & Er
Cora Whitney
Faulkner
Barbara Bennett
And
Camped in Maint Woods Boy Returns Home
Fred Robbins, son of George A Annis, returned to his uncle's home on School Street after several weeks camping in the same woods with a guide. Robbins, a representative of a large drug firm, had spent time last spring in South America where he was located for a considerable period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Robbins
George A. Annis
Robbins
South America
Mrs Collins Visits Waltlism and DC Sister
Mrs John Collins visited her home in Waltlism on Thursday. Miss Ethel O conwell of Washington DC is enjoying a visit with her sister Mrs Frederick A Waite on Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Waltlism
Ethel O. Conwell
Washington, DC
Frederick, A. Waite
Central St
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Oakland
Waltham 850
Davidson
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
International News
Shore Acres
Tip Lyons
Moran
Acton Center
Walden St
Frankforts
Hamburg
Ben J. C. Brown
Mnyoard
A. D. Holt
Summer Street
Stanhope
Surrey
Women of
Massachusetts Republican League
Engine House
Robert E. Goodwin
Seward B. Caiger
Huboard At
Committee On
Main St
Duro
Ray Arnold
Fall River
Charles J. Fletcher
Maple
Sburg
Maint. Woods
Tion Laws
Asetts
Peee
Man
Prinarie
Gardner W. Pearson
Clitheroe St
Ww. A. Haynes CO
Nason and
Summer Streets, Maynard, Mass
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