West Concord News Wraps Up 1919 Highlights
Community notes report George Bell’s health, families traveling for holidays, and local events. A committee from the West Concord Woman's club plans an animal shelter with support from the Animal Rescue League. Mary, Agnes, and Marion Bertha Clark are mentioned with readings and school plans. The city welcomes an Evening School opening with 20 pupils, foreign-born students, and instructors Wells A Hall and others. Charles Jagling Jr. is named in a death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Woman's Club
Animal Rescue League
Frank Joyce
Marion Bertha Clark
West Concord School
Wells A. Hall
Geo. G. Russell
Thomas Shaughnessy
Harold W. Chase
Paul Emerson
John G. Loring
Free Education Offered by Town Program for All
The program provides extended education for local youths without remuneration or town funding. It notes strong interest, plans for rapid registrar growth, and welcomes new students immediately. All instruction is completely free with excellent instructors and valuable opportunities for both old and young residents.
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Hiave
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Christmas Mail Rush Hits Local Post Office
The annual Christmas rush is under way at the post office and will continue through Saturday. Parcel post has become common for long and short trips, with automobile delivery arrangements easing carrier workloads. Postmaster Nagle and staff expect to manage heavier mail without delays.
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Nagle
Will and Estate Actions in Local Probate Court
The Maynard will of Isakki Carlson, died June 25, approved by Judge George F. Lawton. Exexcutrix Mrs. Sandra Carlson bonds $2000, estate $1700 all real. Klements Kolenda estate in Maynard, Josie Wiencius administratrix bond $700, estate $425 all personal, heirs listed. Inventory filed for Concord’s Mrs. Margaret L. Brooks, died July 25, value $749.39 all personal.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Isakki Carlson
George F. Lawton
Sandra Carlson
Josie Wieneuis
Boston
Klements Kolenda
Lloyd E. Chamberlain
Josie Wiencius
Sophia Ziemienczuk
Antonia Kolenda
Russia
Stella Kolenda
Margaret L. Brooks
The Fly’s Feet Editorial Warning
A plain message explaining how microbes cling to a fly’s feet and are spread into homes. It describes the fly walking over sugar and food, wiping germs onto sugar and coffee, and the risk of disease from filth on its feet.
Welsh epitaph notes Dr Rees Bronant’s deeds in Cardi ganshire
The Welsh tomb inscription for the late Dr Rees Bronant records he christened 1496 children buried 1792 persons preached 8000 sermons spoke 271 times on total abstinence and paid hundreds of pounds of chapel debts by lectures.
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Rees Bronant
Cardiganshire
Our Faults and the Call to Self-Reflection
The excerpt argues that blaming others blocks repentance and growth. It urges sustained effort to confront faults, warning that contentment with one’s own goodness leads to stagnation and moral decline. The writer emphasizes that overcoming weaknesses requires personal effort and humility.
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Main
Maynard, Mass
Maynard and Vicinity
Concord Junction
George Bell
Joseph Beaudette
Boston Harness
J. D. ‘Allen
Somerville
Mary
Charles Evansee
Chris’ Aing
John P. Bowen
Paterson, N. J
Agnes Richardson
New York
Charles Jagling, Jr
Charles Jagling
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
County Court News
Hant
7&C
Theron Si
Main Street
Thos, F. Parker Maynard
Mass
Epite Ideal Kristmas Gift
Victor
Victrola
Nason ‘Street
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