Nine Acre Corner Social Roundup Weaves Local Ties
Waltham families gather at Nine Acre corner with Harriet Wheeler hosting relatives. Notables include Percy W Brown joining Horgblower Weeks as of January 1 1923. Posts, engagements, travels, and hospital recoveries are noted among Concord Belknap to Maine visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Harriet Wheeler
Walthame
Nine Acre Corner
Percy W. Brown
Horgblower & Weeks
Wilfrid Wheelers
Fa Chrieliman Viel
Concord
Cape
Mix Heasell
Pope
Bridgewater
Cantes
Nine Acre Cornet
Mies ‘Turbhuis
Montreal
Maine
Anne Jackson
Willora Jackson
William 4. Lartlety
Monument Street
Keane H Newton Davis
Barbara
Lufkin
Crenfield
Jarvis Perby
Florida
Stedman
Buttrick
California
Mra
Uson Wheeler
Nine Acre Carner
Raymond C. Robinson
Belmont
Raynard C
Nat Thode
Almy i Waschar
Canbridge
Murray
Monument 81
Devephein
Portsmouth
N. Fl
Joseph Murray
United States Marines
Mika Dulla Mahone
Miss Mahoney
Watson M. Gordon
Eleanor
Berdinald
Gordon Kakas
West Medford
Pliny Jewell, Jr
Milton
Stephen Hupperts
Malcolm
Union Church Congregational Meeting Notice
The Congregational Church announces an afternoon vesper service followed by a council meeting to hear from committees and reports. The weekly Benevolent Home support and monthly gathering are on the agenda with a report from the pastor and church officers.
Crawford Adams title of violinist praised at concert
A 19th century Concord Junction report describes Crawford Adams as a renowned violist and performer. The notice notes his appeal to audiences, alongside mentions of Adams with collaborators like William Kiner Stearns and Bybl Goold, highlighting his musical stature and a local parent teacher gathering event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Crawford
Adam
Adams
Kiner Stearns
Bybll Goold
After Christmas Dinner Dance at Concord Cleb
A damaged OCR record describes a Christmas event hosted by Mrs Robb at Concord Cleb with a formal dinner dance. It notes attendees including Trinity Vorsh ancy and Caroline, mentions music, private supper, and location details, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherin
Robb
Podre
Orele Ord
Boston
Ice and Snow Slow Driving on Mohawk Trail Before Christmas
A Saturday trip before Christmas recounts icy roadways between Haldwinsville and Attiol with 6 inch snow cover and slow speeds. Mrs Balkeley and her niece Miss Jania Warren navigate hazardous conditions, while traffic notes many travelers and a cloudy, snowy sky giving a wintry scene along the Mohawk Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christas
Wor. Balkeley
Jania
Warren
Greenfeld
Haldwinsville
Attiol Watc
Antonio
White-Headed Boy reading delights Concord club
Concord Country club members staged The White-Headed Boy by Lennox Robinson in the archiving room Sunday evening at 9 30. Cast included Mrs Geoghegan Mrs Sherman Hour George Geoghegan Gordon Hutchinson Kate Geoghegan and others. The reading featured music by Olive Strick and Dodge’s heater. The event ended with a New Years buffet supper and long dancing into Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Gordon Hutchineson
Jane Geoghegan
Mise
Ruth Walcott
Denis
Ripley Gage Hay
Mra
Samuel Moar
Ponouch Brosman
Ramon’ Baldwin Hatin
Nesss
Petia
Olive Ttrick
Walter King Shaw
Bilen
Eawin Brook
Gladys Green
Dodge
New York
County Club
Unitarian Christmas party delights children with magic tricks
A Friday Christmas party at the Unitarian church vestry featured Mr Simmons from Booton performing magic for an audience of happy children. The magician wowed them with tricks including producing rabbits and bottles from hats, while staff corrected a boy’s responses and the crowd left tired yet merry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Mr. Simmons
Tom Oie
Simmons
Anawerius
Tim & Quet
Poe
Roton
Bern
Missing Dog Returns After Family Abandonment Tale
An old family story describes a dog named Trojen who guards a cat and a dog owner’s household. When the family leaves, Trojen disappears but returns days later trotting down the street, leading to a reunion and questions about the cat and dog’s fate.
Firemen Lead After Dec 28 Pool Meet on Walden Street
The Walden Street event saw the firemen take a first place with 08 43, the K of C second with 0, and NM la c third with 29. The latest totals list Firemen ahead with 344 points and the next round is set for January 3 at the K of C rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Street
Carrow
K of
Tae Peeves
Tae Peeves Ier
Seer
K. of C. Om
Echoes From The Game Forfeits On Thursday Eve
Notes indicate No. 4 team of the A O H was absent on Thursday December 25 and the games were forfeited under protest. An advertisement lists a Pikes double runner sleigh in good condition and a Watkins products sales offer from J Rh Watkins Company. Town notices include a cook wanted in Concord and a fruit grower seeking land and fruit trees in West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Urquiart
Concord
Mass
Watkins
J. Rh. Watkins Company
Washington St
Boston
Christmas Party at Meth 1st Deaconess Home
On Tuesday evening December 26 the Christian party at the Meth 1st Deaconess Home for Aged Women offered entertainment by neighborhood children. Twenty five children sang carols and played piano while Beatrice and Virginia performed. Miss Colonnes supervised a sketches program. Gifts were distributed by the superintendent to each of about sixteen residents in a festive setting with a decorated reception room and a Christmas tree.
Trinity Church Schedule and Rev. Addison Address
The notice lists Holy Communion and prayers for the sick across several days from January 4 to January 12 at Trinity Church. It includes a Jan 5 7:45 p.m. service and a Jan 11 9 a.m. Holy Communion with prayers for the sick, plus a Woman's Auxiliary meeting on Jan 12 at 3 p.m. followed by an address by Rev. Jorge Thayer Addison at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O. Desier
Taurelay
Vriday
WES
Kyoday
Church Ceheol
Jon
Woman's Auxiliary
Jorge Thayer Addison
Joy Beouts
Concord Parent Teachers Association Meeting Announcement
The regular meeting of the Concord Parent Teachers Association will be held at Eaton Hall Monday January 5. A music instructor will speak to ward residents and a speaker Mr. O. B. Webber will discuss state and national teacher association advantages. An invitation is extended to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent Teachers’ Association
Ceventec
Acwusecn
Zanalg
Wwe
Ibs
Mrk
O. B. Webber
Slushy Main Street Scenes Reported
A boy trudges through wet slush on Main Street muttering about oversized rubbers. A tired Christmas worn long black stocking lies by the roadside, resting as the scene ends.
Barbro Brothers Appeal Over Liquor Charge
Tauix and Samuel Darbrowo were arrested for liquor with intent to sell. They were fined $100 each and 16 days in the House of Correction, and appealed the decision while out on $1000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbro Brothers
Tauix
Samuel Darbrowo
House of Correction
Annual Parish Meeting at Trinity Church Jan 1
On Monday evening January 1 the Trinity Church parish supper preceded the annual parish meeting at 8 o clock Officers and committees read and approved reports and officers were elected for the coming year A maid is wanted for general housework apply to Prescott Keyes Main Street Concord Lost book 22399 has been lost payments stopped note of saving institution for Concord Massachusetts page 28 33 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Prescott Keyes
Main Street
Nashawtuc Roid
Concord
Widdlese
Obituary of Mrs Elixa Putnam Widow of Rev Alfred Vatnam
Mrs Elixa Putnam widow of Rev Alfred Vatnam and daughter of Ephraim and Mary King died in Falem at the home of her son Alfred Putnam on Thursday December 28. Born near Copford about 90 years ago she lived in Cambridge as a child and studied in private schools. She and her husband lived in Concord and Salem before her death, leaving three sons Alfred Putnam Endicott Putnam Ralph Putnam and two daughters Mrs James Blake and Mrs William Lilly and a sister Mrs Mary Greenwood Godt of Concord. Funeral services were held at the Nath church in Salem with simple King's chapel rites. Burial followed in the family plot in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elixa (King) Putnam
Alfred Vatnam
Ephraim
Mary (Boteick) King
Falem
Alfred I
Brooulyt
Patna
Mala Street
Salem
Putgum
Concord
Sieter
Mary Greenwood
Godtwin
James K. Blake
New Haves
Willam D. Lilly
Baltimore
Alfred Putnam
Balam
Endicot Putnam
New York City
Ralph Putnam
Denver
Putnam
Bacon
Macdonald
King's Chapel
Soft coal use in cook stoves guidelines
Practical advice on burning soft coal in cook stoves. Emphasizes clean smoke passages, a clear flue, and frequent cleaning. Recommends preparing the ash pit, opening dampers, and placing fuel to ensure strong airflow for efficient combustion.
Martenson Infant Dies. Simple Service Held
William Martenson four months old, son of Mr and Mrs Christian Marlenson, died Saturday December 30. A brief service was conducted at the family church on Sunday December 31 by Rev Gail Ignol, with burial at Sleepy Yellow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martenson
Christian Marlenson
Family Teal Co
Gailignol
Sleepy Yellow Cemetery
Town of Agton Accounts Payable Notice
Town of Agton informs all persons paying municipal bills to present accounts for review. Notice lists chair W. Davis and a municipal official as points of contact for verification and approval of payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agton
Fem Wat Ware i
Eit
W. Davis
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Warren B. Goddard
Somerville
Wanna Moti
Waren
Goddard
Mileu Hall Wikarer
Valstone
Baker's Pridge
Kendall Green
Waqnin Satigf
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Fryons
John Hintch
Harry Kelley
Avery
Maynard Trust CO
Tel
Union Church
Congregational
Borcourt
Clehepurtan
Concord Junction
Trinity
Wea
Ceoorge SB
Caroline
Keeg
Wood Wild Houten
Bret
Lavigne
Whith
Werehalely
Trojen
S.mather
Sunny Jim
Euarnen
COOK
Mre
C. W. Hutchinson
Maas
Strawberrias
Annie
West Acton
Meth
Eeal
LaFia
Niil
Fighty
Deporte
Total Resources Inclu
Waltham
Eliza King Putnam
Alice
Gqroon
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