Concord Junction Census Bureau Household Notes
Local notes list individuals visiting or traveling over a weekend in Concord Junction area. Mary Sullivan vacations with aunt Mrs Thomas Mannion of Littleton. Miss Margaret Saunier of Lynn visits aunt Mrs Everett Collicut. Haniel Elliott of Dorchester visits Thomas Connell. Mary Prauler on two week break from Burdett College. Mary Sullivan of Lawrence hosts aunt Mrs John Thighes. George Ball to move family from Central Street to Derspy Street vacated by Joseph Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ S
Sullivan
Census Bureau
Mary Sullivan
Thomas Mannion
Littleton
Margaret Saunier
Lynn
Everett Collicut
Haniel Elliott
Dorchester
Thomas Connell
Mary Prauler
Burdett’ College
Trosémary Sullivan
Lawrence
Concord Junction Jr defeats Waltham Jr 3 2 in tight game
Concord Junction Jrs edged Waltham Jrs 3 to 2 last Thursday after leading until the seventh inning when Waltham tied it and then drove in a go ahead run in the eighth. Lineups show Curti, Minehan, Fredrickson, Hayes, Caldwell, Moran, Olsen, Maher, Isner, Meeney, Williams, Familaria, Lawton, Rogers, Robins, O’Hara, Holmes, Bouchard, and umpires Fitzsperiel and Kennedy.
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Concord Junction
Icéalay
Concord Junction’ Jrs
Waltham Jrs
Con. Juns
Waltham Curti
Minehan Fredrickson
Colitis
Hayes Caldwell
P Moran Olsen
Maher Isner
Meeney
Me Williams
Familaria Lawton
Rogers
Robins
Vincent Kay
If O'Hara
Holmes Bouchard
Waltham
Maher
Concord Jet
McWillus
Olsen
Fitspaniel
Kennedy
News of the Week in Concord Highlights Several Vacations
A wide list of Concord residents and visitors at Peterboro Marlboro Uxbridge York Beach and other locales is noted. Local workers and volunteers change posts with new assignments while several people enjoy two week vacations. Henry Tobin catches a large bass in the Concord River and several residents travel to New York City Windham York Beach and Old Orchard for short trips.
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Gerald Finan
Peterboro
William L. Eaton
Uxbridge
Revere
Roger Smith
Vacatio A
York Beach
George Shepherd
Richard Haley
Wilfred Wheeler
George Wing
Henry Tobin
Concord
Leo Mara
Roy Kay
John W. Mara
My Kay
Joseph Collins
Bow Tor
Old Orchard
David Hayes
Simplex “Wire and Cable Co
Edison
Light
Vacatin
Windham
Trinitarian Church Announces Upcoming Services and Interview
The pastor, returning from his voyage, will preach next Sunday morning August 29 at 10 45 and lead midweek Friday at 7 45. Subjects include Helping the Man Who Is Down and The Fires of Christ Ending John 14. A church committee interview will follow for prospective members, with the lar communion on Sunday September 5 and reception for new joiners. A preparatory service with lecture is set for Friday September 3.
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Valegtion
Rev C L Hutchins Dead In Concord Portrait Of A Cleric
Rev C L Hutchins DD longtime Massachusetts Episcopal cleric died Tuesday afternoon at his Concord home while writing a letter He was born in 1837 in Concord and held many church positions including rector roles in Buffalo Medford and Arlington He edited church music and helped found boy choirs earning honors from Williams Trinity College and the University of the South He is survived by wife Mary Groom Hutchins son Gordon Hutchins and daughter Mrs W K Shaw.
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Monument ‘St
Dr Hutchins
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Concord
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Sarah
Rolfe (Tucker) Hutchins
Tuckers
Barnards
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Andover
Williams
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New York
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Een
Hutchins
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Griswold Delege
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Red Bridge Tea Room Draws Travelers In Busy Season
The Red Bridge tea room has welcomed the public for weeks, becoming a Mecca for travelers and locals alike. Its history covers the former tailor shop next to the Chamberlain home on Lowell Road, later owned by Dr Bartlett and renamed Bartlett House before being moved across the road between residences and a studio.
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Red Bridge
Mecca
Town Fork
Mary Macdonald
Chamberlain
Lowell Rd
Bartlett
Residerce of
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Scouts Return From Camp With Merit Badges
Patrol Leaders George Barker and Donald Wood and Scout Fr Coolidge returned from camp to report a busy week. Wood earned badges in life saving swimming carpentry camping electricity pioneering and public health. Barker earned camping swimming carpentry. Carl Johansen of the Junction team earned a public reality badge making five for him. Coolidge was hospitalised briefly after an attack but later cleared to test for merit badges. Camp Director Hillegas expects 12 Scouts from Fitchburg Athol Gardner and nearby towns this week as tents are added to accommodate all participants.
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George Barker
Donald
Wood
Fr Coolidge
Ci . Newseponsort
Barker
Carl Johansen
Roow
Oolidge Wes Confs
Vitchburg
Concord
Fitchburg
Athol
Gardh
Hillegas
Scharff
Mulcahey and McKenna Return From Canada Tour
William D. Mulcahey and Bernard McKenna completed a tour of Canada and the New England States returning home.
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William D. Mulcahey
Bernard McKenna
Canada
New England States
Scouts Head to Camp From Concord Troop
Scout group from Concord led by Hoagland and Comeau of the Junctinn troop left for Noesoponsett Scout camp at North Dana on Monday. They plan to stay a week and many local Scouts who attended earlier in the summer earned merit badges and advanced rapidly. the current group is expected to earn more.
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Concord Centre
Hoagland and
Comeau
Junctinn
Noesoponsett
North Dana
Concord
Concord Junction Beats Dorchester 7 to 2 in Home Meet
Concord Junction won decisively over Dorchester scoring seven runs while holding Dorchester to two. Peppard and Loftus led the locals with key hits and strong pitching limited the visitors to three. Holstein cattle advertisement and local job notices for a cook and store positions appear in the same column.
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Concord Junction
Dorchester
Lincoln
Aaa
Poe Peppard
Loftus
Gilbert
Wood Tinea
Narrow Lake Walden drowning near miss saves by rescuer
Abe Abraham a Walden Street laborer employed by Mr Maguire nearly drowned Tuesday last week in Lake Walden. He cramped while swimming fifteen feet from shore on the third submersion. Frenk Maguire swam to his aid and brought him ashore as the pulmotor arrived, saved by timely rescue.
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Abe Abraham
Maguire
Walden St
Lake Walden
Frenk Maguire
Mr Abraham
Frank MacDonald
Town Folks See Relatives and Attend Weekend Activities
Ruth Lyong visits Chelmsford relatives, June patuoned. Ryan returns from Canada business trip. Miss May Garvey and Miss Nellie Hayes stay two weeks at Hampton Beach. Isabelle Reilly and friends see Irene at Wilbite Theatre Saturday night. M B P McCarron cares for children of pxington at her parents’ home. Josephine Loring returns from Beverly visit with Luther Franks family. Agnes O’Grady back from York Beach Me. Roxbury visitor Joseph Talton visits Alexander MacKachern. Mary Loring visits Grace Greenlaw in Charles Town. Gerrity Billy Frank Connell John Reilly saw Boston Cleveland game. J A Williams buys house on Central St. Gladya Colby and Mas Reilly sail from Boston to Plymouth. Edw Price and daughter Gertrude with Frank Bullock of Bridgeport visit Harvests. Ralph Fuller leaves Blaine Mfg Co for Canadian Northwest work. Samuel Cohen transferred from A and P to Lyn store. Cohen leaves town amid friends.
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Ruth Lyong
Chelmaford
Thomas
Ryan
Canada
May Garvey
Neliie Hayes
Hampton Beach
Isabelle. Reilly
Irene
Wilbite Theatre
Thomas Billy Frank Connell
John FE. Reilly
Thomas Flynn
Boston
Cleveland
Faturday
J. A. McWillams
Arthur Blanchard
Central St
Gladya Colby
Mas Reilly
Roston
Plymouth
Edw
J. Price
Gertrude
Frank Bullock
Bridgeport
Robert Harvest
Ralph Fuller
Blaine Mfg’ Co
Canadian Northwest
Samuel Cohen
A.and P
Lyn
Cohen
Enjoyed Trip to Canada Shrine Visit and Dairy Help Wanted
Mrs A Macone Miss Mary Macone Joseph Macone with Mr and Mrs James O Neill Mr and Mrs J McCarthy and Miss Annie McCarthy of Acton and John Donohue of Maynard returned Thursday from a week in Canada including the Shrine of St Anne de Beaupre. The machine trip took 3 1 2 days each way and aside from two punctures in one car and one in the other the journey was uneventful. MAN WANTED to assist in dairy works and general farming. Good wages to right man. Apply Chas Davis Sudbury Rd Concord Mass. WANTED Two to twenty acres with or without stock. Price reasonable. Address farm care of Concord Enterprise. WANTED A general maid for in Boston. Two in fam Concord Tel Concord 244W.
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Mary Macone
Joseph Macone
James O'Neill
J. McCarthy
Annie McCarthy
Acton
John Donohue
Maynard
Canada
St Anne de Beaupre
Davis
Sudbury Rd
Concord
Maas
Concord Enterprise
Local Notes From Marlboro and Nearby Areas
Marlboro residents report car purchases and moves as W C Blake buys a Studebaker. Joseph Greenwood takes a new job with Hancock Life. Mrs Magurn visits Milford relatives while others travel to New York and the White Mountains. The Highland City band is engaged for the Odd Fellows parade in Boston. Local folks attend a Milford bake sale and a Hamilton trip to Riverpoint. George Morey of the Heston Review promotes Edward Barnes in the councillor primaries.
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George P. Morey
The
Heston Review
Edward B Ramiés
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