Concord Junction Falls Term Opens As Schools Reopen
The Concord Junction area prepares for the Fall term starting Tuesday September 8 with posts on local families travelers and servicemen. Harold Hall called for draft examination at Warren. Elizabeth Connell on two week vacation. Captain Blood promoted to major at Fort Totten New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hall
Gloucester
Harold Hall
Woburn
Lulu Wood
Framingham
Frank Leighton
H. J. Dwinell
Main St
Walter A. Wright
H. C. Shepard
Mags Reformatory
C. Li. Dye
York Beach
John Macone
Aero Squadron
Babylon
N. Y
Edward
Dee
Hog Island
Philadelphia
Horace
Webber
Rutland
Merton Leighton
Camp Raritan
N. J
A. Leighton
Murdock McLeod
Co. A
Tank Corps
Raritan
A. B. McLeod
Elizabeth Connell
Garden City
Wie
Union
Rose Reiley
O Midaneaes Insurance Co
Concord
Hopkinton
Mias Ll
Grose
Cononeay
Holliston
Milford
Guy Himes
Arent
R. I
Nes
Dorothy Iman
Irville
Friess Hospital
Jane Bimes
Florence Wilach
Provi-d
Fannie
Providence
Thompson
E I. Blood
Fort
Totten
Maor
Resting Comfortably After Factory Accident
Miss Gladys Colby suffered a severe injury Friday when her hand was caught in a harness factory machine. Three fingers were crushed and the tops of the third and fourth little fingers were amputated at Deaconess hospital. She remains under care as friends wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys ‘Colby
Deaconess
Lydia Moreau Son Dies Wounded in Action
Mrs. Lydia Moreau received a cable stating her son with Company I 104th Infantry was severely wounded, the report marking a second time he had been seen. friends fear his condition may not be as serious as initially indicated.
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Lydia Moreau
Moreau
Homecoming for Harold B. Shepard in New Jersey
Harold B. Shepard first lieutenant of Company E 10th Engineers Forestry Regiment returned home for a brief visit with his parents and Mrs H C B after time with the American Expeditionary Forces. He is to begin new duties after leaving Tuesday to report to Camp Humphreys Virginia for engineers training. Also notified this week was Augustine Macone promoted to sergeant with the Service Car Co No 1 based at Camp Ton Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Shepard
Leut
H. C
Camp Humphrey
Shepard
John B. Loring
Augustine Macone
Sergt. Macone
Service Car Co
Campton
Jacksonville
Fla
John Macone
New York
George Dwelley
Bert Lang
Murray Reed
Walcott & Co
George Williams
Old Orchard
Robert Dee
Fitzwilliam
George Angier
Framingham
Torrey
Vialle
A. Eldridge
John P. Hunt
A. E., Walker
Maynard
Avard Howland
Malden
Concord
Roy Flewelling
Somerville
Herman Hartwell
Southern Division Railroad
Fred Hart
Kenneth Cook
New Jersey
Frank Chandler
Anderson’s
J. M. Appleby
H. C. Rolfe
Joseph Dee Jr
Margaret
Connaton
Maine
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Grange
Granville Holden
B. Powers
Roxbury
Theodore Walcott
Milton
Walcott
Williams Mulcahy
Camp, Devens
Harry Tuttle
Nellie Hogan
Minot
George B. Clark
Catherine
Waterbury, Ct
Mr. Barnes
Joseph Smith
Edward Conley
William Dee
John Keeley
Snow’s Way
Thomas
Francis Maguire
Swampscott
James Cullinane
Camp Devens
Philip. Reid
Irene Hanley
East Boston
D. Curran
Dunsmore
Annie Cricts and Son
Stanton Island
Whitney’s Market
Samuel Tuttle
Russell ‘Parson
History mentions James guiding younger sister
The text notes James imparting knowledge to his younger sister. It states that Rome was founded by Rozago and Juliet, reflecting a historical claim tied to these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Rome
Rozago and
Juliet
Campaign to cut Massachusetts coal use urged
Massachusetts fuel committees are asked by James J. Storrow to launch an immediate campaign to reduce household coal consumption. He notes a 6 220 000 ton domestic allotment for the state this year and urges frugal heating, tighter houses, shutoff of unused rooms, and timely maintenance of furnaces to stretch limited coal supplies. The plan emphasizes practical steps for homes and multiunit buildings, with guidance on temperatures, weatherproofing, and how to manage heat without sacrificing safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
James J. Storrow
New England
Mr. Stor- Ry
Road officials urged to explain use of Emerson estate lot
Letter to the Concord Enterprise questions road commissioners about a grassy lot at Lexington road and the Cambridge Turnpike opposite the Emerson house used for selling vegetables. The writer argues the land, long cared for by the town, should be protected and queried if it is public or private property and under what authority public funds are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Enterprise
Lexington Rd
Cambridge
Hmerson
Board of Road Commissioners of
Concord
Emerson
Board of Road Commissioners
John. H. Moore
Lexington Ltd
Former Concord Resident's Son Killed in France
Lieut Orville T Johnson, 23, son of former Concord residents Charles H Johnson, was killed in action on the battle front in France July 18. He was educated at Albany Academy graduating 1914 and Harvard later, served in the Mexican border campaign, and earned a commission after officer training at Westfield. His company, part of the 26th division National Guard, reached France last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charles H. Johnson
Lieut
Orville ‘T. Johnson
France
Johnsons
Hibbard St
Dr. Johnson
M.E
Lieut. Johnson
Albany Academy
Harvard
National’ Guard
Westfield
National Guards
Pastors Return Sets Seminary Week at Trinitarian Church
Rev. George A. Tewksbury resumes duties at Trinitarian Church after vacation. Sunday services at 10 45 morning and 7 evening will cover Pauls Corinthian Tree and Labor and Rest. Christian Endeavor meets 6 15 led by the pastor, monthly consecration. Friday prayer at 7 45. September communion on Sept 8 with Sunday school to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tewksbury
Christian Endeavor
Guests crowd Colonial Inn on return from mountains and seashore
Returning guests flood Colonial Inn with many staying overnight after trips to the mountains and shore. Winter bookings look strong as many locals resume patronage, including Mrs. Daniel Lothrop and other prominent visitors from New York Boston Cambridge and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Inn
Daniel Lothrop
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Margaret
New York
Red Cross
France
Colonial. Inn
F. M. Hannah
Havana
Concord
F.S. Churchill
Chicago
Curtis
Harriet
New York. City
Albert L. Hunt
Cambridge
W. Roberts
Sullivan Joins Adams and Bridges Firm
A South Acton man John Sullivan has entered the employ of Adams and Bridges. A requiem high mass was celebrated Monday at Help of Christians church for the late Lieut. James Mansfield attended by many relatives and friends from Concord and the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
South Acton
Adams & Bridges
Help of Christians’ Church
James Mansfield
Here
Concord
Motorcycle Crash on Main Street Injures Riders
An accident Saturday on lower Main Street involved Irvin McCabe's motorcycle colliding with a Ford touring car carrying out of town riders. McCabe and Edward Cassidy suffered bruises and shocks but escaped serious injury as the bike and car were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Mainst
Irvin McCabe
Hdn
Cassidy
Dance plans near complete for Camp Thomas boys event
Plans are nearly finished for a Friday evening dance by the Camp Thomas boys at the State Armory in Contord. The committee is working hard to ensure a successful, good time for all attendees. A recent note mentions a university for women in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Thomas
State Armory
Died at Deaconess Hospital Trygue Andreasen
Trygue Andreasen died at Deaconess Hospital after three months illness. Funeral services were held at Sleepy Hollow chapel with Rev. Skagen officiating. Born in Norway he arrived in the United States February 18 and worked in a local machine shop. He had been ill since May and had previously been treated at Clinton hospital. He is survived by his brother in Concord and his parents in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygue Andreasen
Sleepy Hollow
Skagén
Andreasen
Norway
Ayer
Clinton Hospital
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Ladies' Auxiliary of Concord Grange Holds Enjoyable Day
A special meeting at Mrs. Willis M. Davis home brought the Concord Grange Ladies' auxiliary together for an all day session. They cut out items to sew for the fall fair and shared a noon lunch hosted by Mrs. Davis in a report of an enjoyable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Willis M. Davis
State Guards enjoy camping trip return to Concord
Members traveled from Concord Thursday to Framingham for a camping outing. They conducted two drills daily and a parade with guard mount, plus routine duties during the stay. A separate house-for-rent ad and notices about lost book 28618 appear along with help-wanted and sale listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Framingham
Judge, Farm Officers Named in Local Proceedings
A list of individuals including Frank, Lashaway, Libbs, Mitchell, McMillan, Hurry, Miss Barker, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Walter is recorded as representatives of the Léland Farm agency Lashaway Alexander. No further action details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Léland Farm
Agency Lashaway
Alexander Libbs
John Mitchell
Gilbert McMillan
Dan Hurry
Hanna Barker
Fred Allen
Walter
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Moise
Gebts
Maxwell
Jeffrey
Magone.bros
Lowell Road
Trinitarian Church
Concord Junction
China
Devens and ‘Hubbard Sts
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles
Brown, Treas
Saddle Horse
Missouri
Mason
Garfield
Mass
Hubbard St
Lertegton
Bark
Josh
Broadway
Albert Vanderhoof
ST. Concord
Betis
Wheeler Dry Goods Store
Concord, ‘Mass
Association
Halt
J. Stuart Blackton
Conway Tearle
Gilbert Parker
Great’ Northwest
Germany
America
Jesse’ L. Lasky
Jack, Pickford and
Louise
Huff
Cory
Ghost House
WM. S. Hart
Matt
Jeff
Brown Grain. CO
Old‘concord, Mass
Austin Macrae
Tel
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