Concord Junction Broad Sale Notices and Social Updates
Local notices report L N Fowler's furniture sale in Concord Junction and social updates include Mrs Dominick Burke confined by illness Ruth Damon able to go out after two weeks Mrs W B Goddard and son Langdon returning from Somerville. Speed Boys hire Collins orchestra for December 26 dance. Acton Lake Boon Christmas dance set for December 26 in South Acton. Baker of Concord spoke on New York settlement work with Jacob Riis house. Emmons Crocker discussed federation benefits. Local club tea served after meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Goddard
Langdon
Somerville
Speed Boys
Collins’ Orchestra of
Marlboro
Acton Club
Lake Boon
South Acton
Shankatxine
Settlement Work Shown By West Concord Club
The West Concord Woman's Club met Friday afternoon with Miss Gertrude Knowles playing a piano solo. Mrs. Charles Noll presented a Current Events paper as club president Mrs. Hi Pr Upham introduced Mrs. George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Woman's Club
Gertrude Knowles
Charles Noll
Hi PR. Upham
George Vs
Annual Meeting of the Young Men's Club
The annual meeting at Union church Thursday elected most officers for the coming year. Harold I. Chase declined another term. Two committees were formed to revise the institute’s structure and plan next year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Union Church
Harold I. Chase
Club elects leaders and shifts meeting night
The club unveiled two committees for charity and decoration. The charity group includes Rev. Silas Adams, Philip Damon and Edward MacClellan, while the decorating group features Waylis Ford, Edward MacClellan and Roger Allen. Regular meetings moved from Wednesday to Thursday. retiring president reviewed the year’s work and accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Adams
Philip Damon
Edward MacClellan
Waylis Ford
Roger Allen
Christmas Eve and Day Activities at Local Church
On Saturday at 7 PM a lady reader will entertain children in the main church room followed by a Christmas tree with gifts for children and others. Sunday morning features a Sunday school service with a sermon on No room in the Inn and a Christmas concert at 7 PM by the children with special music. The annual church business meeting and supper are Tuesday Jan 3 at 4 20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethie
Postcards Tribute Mention Henry Baldwin and Names
Postcards note Henry Baldwin along with Drew J Boland and John Gallagher. The clipped items reference three individuals likely in a community or memorial display. Further context unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baldwin
Andrew J. Boland
John Gallagher
Local notes highlight visits and routine town happenings
Miss Rena Keyes and Mrs. Munroe visited friends while Oliver Wood and Arthur Pratt moved about Beachmont and South Acton. Mumps illness affected Mrs. Gates and several Robbins siblings recovered. The assessors met. Lincoln left Lothrop factory. Grange plans a new farce The Hobbie Skirt for the new year. Mrs. Hartwell and Mrs. Tuttle attended the Woman's club in Maynard. Rev. Wood and daughter plan a Leominster visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Keyes
Oliver Wood
Beachmont
Dr. Munroe
E. P. Gates
Arthur Pratt
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
James B. Tuttle
Cora Hartwell
Woman's Club
Maynard
F. P. Wood
Helen
Arthur Gould
Leominster
William Kelley
William Steavens
James Tutte
Arnold Lincoln
Lothrop
South Acton
Exco
C. D. Wood
Mr. Batt
Concord Reformatory
Christmas exercises planned by Sunday school group
The Sunday school of the Congregational church will hold its annual Christmas exercises on Saturday evening December 24 in the church. The Grange held its regular meeting Tuesday evening electing officers for the ensuing year with William Kingsley as Worthy Master and other posts filled by C Hayes, May Packard, Florence White and Willis Holden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Grange
Wiliam Kingsley
Arthur Payson
William Kingsley
Raymond Durkee
N. H. Tenney
Moe Hears
C. Hayes
Nelson H
Hila ‘L. Miller
Charles I
Francis Davis
William
Townspeople Move and Local Notes from West Acton
Edward Domina and family moved to Townsend while E. 8. Morse and Shent spent a Sunday with relatives. Joseph Losan sold his place. Alfred Cobleigh of Boxboro and Gardner plan to finish a 12 week jury term. The Citizen's Library will remain closed Christmas Eve. General locals report telephone installs for J. M. Hoar and John T. McNiffas. Mrs. D. W. Ellinwood visited her sister Mrs. Mary Richardson. A. G. Blanchard buys and sells apples. three cars were loaded. Miss Mildred Brown of Groton stays with cousin Miss Dorothy Mead. Geo. Weaver shot a large wild duck. wings stretched 5 1/2 ft. prize to be stuffed. Ice harvest may be delayed without rain to fill the brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Domina
Townsend
Morse
Shent
Joseph Losan
Ma’ Place
Alfred Cobleigh
Boxboro
Gardner
Ww. B
Hoar
John T. McNiffas
D. W. Ellinwood
Worcester
Mary I. Richardson
A. G. Blanchard
Blanchard
Mildred Brown
Groton
Framingham Normal School
Dorothy Mead
Geo. Weaver
Geo
Proverb Echoes Across Scotland and Quick Plaster Trick
In Scotland many proverbs resemble those from other lands with sayings about horses, care, and fate. A note on plaster of Paris mixed with plaster of gypsum shows that adding one quarter of a percent of sodium bisulphate to water speeds hardening and boosts strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Greer Yule
Horse supplies and equestrian goods on offer
A seller advertises a broad stock of horse needs and related items. The display includes ABLE UTENSILS, blankets, harness, boxes, and fashionable stationery in various colors and sizes, all offered at low prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerusalem
Albert Batley & Son
Acton Street
Concord Junction
L. N. Fowler
Russia
New England
Lesnick’s Shoe
Main and
Nason Sts
Union Church Notes
Acyon Centre
Hazel
Helen Robbins
Lena Laker
West Acton
Xmas Desk
Main
Ori
Watertown
Mass
Grand Union Tea.co
Waltham, Mass
S. D
Perry
Sudbury
M. Long
O. Black Maynard
Persistency Keb v. Ley
Majestic Mfg. Co
St. Louis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!