Social notes from Concord Junction and nearby towns
Louise Williams hosted Miss Mary Curry of Cambridge over the weekend. Mrs Harry Carroll returned from a visit with relatives in Lincoln. John Maguire, formerly of Concord Junction now in Shirley, visited friends Sunday. Mrs A J Michaecher and Mrs Thoring Connell Jr attended a funeral in Rockville Conn. Mrs James Caldwell visited Chelsea. Mr and Mrs James Doyle of Alista visited Crest Street. Mr and Mrs W I Park returned from Pepperell and reside on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Arthur Woods welcomed a daughter born Monday at Deaconess Hospital. Boston Harness Factory resumed after a ten day shutdown, operating on a four day schedule. Joseph Alexander of Newark spent Sunday with his wife and daughter at the home of A J born. Delaney moved his family to a cottage on Main Street. Fred Hart and family will occupy the house vacated by Mr Delaney. Scouts commemorated World Brotherhood by reciting the Scout Ode at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holliston
James Caldwell
Sydney Bennet
Chelsea
James Doyle
Alista
Patrick Rielly
Crest St
Doyle
W. I. Park
Peppere
Studley Hous
Main St
Arthur Woods
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Joseph Alexander
Newark
N J
A. J
Derby St
Delaney
Highland St
Fred Hart and
World Wide Brotherhood
Duties of Assessors Will Become Heavier
The article notes amended law expanding assessor duties in 1921 and requires listing information for males and all women twenty years or older for poll tax lists. It mentions publication in the same manner as prior lists and includes names in Framingham related to local notices. Funeral details for George E. Fowler in Burlington and local connections are also cited, along with classified notices for shiners sale and farm housing inquiries near Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joniliene Wet
Framingham
Concord hosts inspection tour of regional telephone exchanges
Chief Operator Miss Julia T. Mahoney led inspectors from Framingham Marlboro Judson Walpole Milford Natick Franklin and Westboro exchanges to Concord for a tour. They reviewed records and operations at the local exchange then dined at the Colonial Inn with Dr Daniel L. Lynch of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co addressing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Mahoney
Framingham
Marlboro
Judson
Walpole
Milford
Natick
Franklin
Westboro
Colonial Inn
Thomas L. Sanborn
Richard F. Wood
Appreciation for Concord Lady Patron of Civil War Remembrance
The citizens of Concord mourn the death of a respected lady noted for her civic and patriotic service. She supervised wreaths and bouquets for Memorial Day graves, earning lasting devotion from veterans and Old Concord post. Commander George M. Bowker notes her name in the post archives and honors her lifelong dedication.
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Concord
Old Concord Post
Post
George .M. Bowker
Concord Musical Club Meeting Recital and Tea
Active members met with Mrs Albert M Harlow on February 1. Soloists included Miss Maude Hyde Miss Antoinette Watson and Miss Gladys Greene plus violin and duet performances. Tea was served by Mrs Percy Brown and Mrs Harry Little. Next meeting set with Mrs Samuel Merwin on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Albert M. Harlow
Maude BE. Hyde
John G. Morse
Antoinette Watson
Charles E. Brown
Henry F. Smith Jr
Marion B. Hoyle
Gladys Greene
Arthur B. Hitchcock
Percy W. Brown
Harry B. Little
Samuel Merwin
Grange Meeting at Town Hall Highlights Parade
Concord Grange held its fortnightly meeting at the town hall with a ped dlers parade led by Mrs Granville Holden from the Ladies Auxiliary. The education fund benefit and a kitchen orchestra entertained attendees. Ruth Raymond won first prize in the best homemade valentines contest. A forthcoming event on Feb 16 in the town hall will feature two speakers from the Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Grange
Granville Holden
Auxiary
Grange Educational Fund
Valentines
Ruth Raymond
Sunehiah
Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics
New England Mutual Life reports strong year and large surplus
The 77th annual meeting at the home office 87 Milk Street highlights strong financials. In five years new business exceeds total outstanding in 1915, death claims rise to over 5.06 million, with 309 policies in force paying 1.225 million. Total payments to policyholders reach 10.259 million, surplus to be distributed 3.55 million, reflecting conservative policy and growth.
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New England Mutual Lite
Milk St
New England Mutual
Observed Boy Scout Sunday at Union Church Concord Junction
The town observed National Boy Scout Sunday with all scouts invited to the morning service at Union Church Concord Junction. Rev Alfred W. Stone conducted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Concord Junction
Alfred W. Stone
Kings Daughters Sale and Public Talk at Local Churches
The Kings’ Daughters of the First Parish announce a fool and apron sale on Thursday February 10 at 3 o clock in the vestry of the Unitarian church. At Trinity Episcopal parish house the “Atm.sheeting” opens to the public this afternoon at 4 o’clock. Robert A Woods of the South End Boston spoke on Christian Social Service in the Orient.
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Kings’ Daughters of the First Parish
Unitarian
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert A. Woods
South End House
Boston
Orient
Registrars Set Sessions for Voter Registration Days
The board of registrars of voters will meet to register voters and revise the voting list on February 9 at the engine house in Concord Junction from 7 to 9 pm and February 19 at the town hall from 12 noon to 10 pm Applicants must show tax bills or assessment certificates Naturalized citizens and wives must present papers Also announces Coe Grange meeting and Middlesex County Farm Bureau event with music and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars of Voters
Engine House
Concord Junction
Town Hall
Coe Grange
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
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George E. Fowler
Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Fowler
Harriet Fowler
Loring N. Er
Thomas Connell
G'St
al White
Sudbury' Rd
Florente W. Richardson
O’neil
Margaret O'Neil
Brooks St
Streabog
John
Whelan
John Woodrock
Ida Magurka
Mary Hutchinson
Marion McWalter
Martin
Mary Planagan
Killarney
Margaret Tobin
Honey Bell
Alice Sheehan
Margaret Sheehan
Fileen Allern
Valentine
Brochar
Concord High School A. A
Concord High School Athletic Association
William Shakespeare
Monument Hall
Gertrude H. Rideout
Robert N. Hudspeth
Emma F. Clahane
Cecilia Williams
Alice E. Thompson
Duke
Joseph Muhlaney
Frederick
Wesley Middleton
Joseph Mullaney
Amiens
Wilber
Doten
Jaques
Allen
Thompson
le Beau
Frederick Walter
Ridley Charles
Frederick Daniel Kelley
Oliver Roland Flynn Jaques
Richard i Orlando Charles Allen
Rowland de Roy Adam
Oliver John L. Osberg
Touchstone
Ruth M. Corin Lawrence M. William
Audrey Edmund W. Giles Higmen
Muriel Hewitt
Rosalind
Cecelia A. Williams
Celia
Frederick Alice B. Thompson
Phoebe
Frances R. Carley
Audrey
Helen Ferguson Courtiers
Donald Wood
Philip Smith
Page Carl Giannone
John Prendergast
Russiero di Cicco
Brooks Parker
Edwin Martinson
Rebecca Dunning
Frances Prendergast
Nettie Wells
Elizabeth Barrett
Gertrude Mara
Lois Dennison
Thomas Wood
David Sheehan
Carl Johanson
John Connorton
Kenneth Hamilton
Cyrus Ward
George Barker
HR. Rideout
R.N. Hudspéth
Caleb Wheeler
Mr Borland
Dorothy Loweden
Richard Ballcu
R. N. Hudspeth
Merry Wives of Windsor
Nicolas Foresters
Hudspeth
Henry VIII
Godard
Zuretti Taxi Service
Tel
Lex
Lexington
Mass
Chas. Davis
Sudbury Rd
Mothercraft
Concord Woman's Club
Mary Bliss Dickson
Devens St
Kings’ Daughters’ Sale
Maxwell
McCone Brothers
Concord, Kass
Albert Vanderhoof
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Chan
Savings Ee
The
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Mutual Savings Bank