Classified Advertisements and Lost Book Notice
Advertisement rates and placement details for Concord area papers list ads for Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury with reads like for sale stitching room help and a gold bracelet found between Acton and Concord. The notice also records a lost book entry under Middlesex Institution for Savings with payment on the same halted and identifies officials and dates in 1917.
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H. L.whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles B. Brown
Mass
Store Ad Announces Midyear Clearance at Maynard Levy’s
An advertisement from Levy’s store in Maynard Massachusetts promotes a sale on women’s suits and overcoats at half price and men’s suits and overcoats at half price. It notes a ten percent reduction on shoes and rubbers and mentions the store location at corner Main and Nason streets.
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Lever’s
Corner Main
Nason
Maynard
Mass
Inquest Ordered in Mass Farmer Burr Murder Case
Milford Massachusetts January 10 an inquest into the murder of Charles H Burr a wealthy Bellisdigit farmer shot through the head and found frozen in Box pond December 15 1915 has been ordered at the Franklin district court. Witnesses include a woman who heard talk connected with the case robbery was seen as the motive and state police had previously probed the mystery without an inquest.
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Milford
Mass
Charles H. ‘T. Burr
Bellin
Box Pond
Franklin District Court
Mrs. Byrne Convicted in Birth Control Trial
New York January 10 Mrs Ethel Byrne was found guilty in Brooklyn for disseminating birth control information at a clinic along with Mrs Hardly. After verdict Justice Garvin noted the defiance and Byrne vowed to continue the fight against ignorance and bigotry. Bail remains until January 22 when sentencing will follow.
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New York
Ethel Byrne
Brooklyn
Garvin
Mrs. Byrne
Fragmented Ledger Entry Reveals Bank Liabilities and Deposits
The document lists totals for loans, deposits, and various assets such as bonds and securities. It itemizes funds from U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve notes, and reserves, alongside liabilities including profits, expenses, and outstanding notes.
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Ofa
U.S
Concord News and Notices Roundup
Local items from Concord include Reverend Loren B. Macdonald visiting Wolfeboro New Hampshire and sales of Franklin automobiles by John J. Lawlor. Bedford to Hubbard street moves Mrs. Charles Newton burial and Florence Whitney illness are noted along with lodge installations and a fox hunters event in Bedford.
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Loren B. Macdonald
Wolfboro
N. H
John J. Lawlor
Franklin
Torrey & Vialle
Mass
Reformatory
Studebaker
Chas. C. Dennison
Bedford Rd
Hubbard St
Charles Newton
I. ‘C. O. F. Lodge
Hollis Estate Sold on Sudbury Road to Grace Butler Minns
Thomas Hollis sold five acres of land with an old colonial house and the former Daniel French studio on Sudbury road. Grace Butler Minns buys for occupancy. Meredith & Grew acted as brokers.
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Thomas Hollis
Sudbury Rd
Daniel French
Grace Butler Minns
Meredith & Grew
Horrible dream recalled after recovering from stroke
Portland Maine January 10 Mrs George F Davis describes her aphasia recovery after two vertebrae near the collarbone snapped back into place. She fell on an icy sidewalk New Year’s day and has not recognized her husband or baby or recalled her past life though her health is good. A specialist realigned the vertebrae and nurses heard her cry out in bed asking for her husband and baby.
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Portland
George F. Davis
Maine General Hospital
Shotgun Tragedy Ends Pair's Two Year Relationship
In Wickford Junction Rhode Island on January 10 Pearl Moon a nineteen year old girl was killed instantly when Frank Hendrick Jr twenty nine shot her at her doorway then shot himself in a nearby stable. Hendrick died later with the gun beside him. He asked for a photo before shooting. Moon and Hendrick dated for about two years until she discouraged his attentions. Hendrick was married but separated from his wife. It was unclear if Moon knew of the marriage.
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Wickford Junction
R. I
Pearl Moon
Frank Hendrick, Jr
Hendrick
Miss Moon
Nathan Hendrick
Chicago Chief Healy Arrested On Graft Warrants
Chicago police chief Charles Healy was arrested on warrants charging him with receiving graft money for allowing vice to operate. Healy posted a $25,000 bond and was arraigned on conspiracy and corruption charges. the case was continued ten days at the prosecutor Hoyne's request.
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Chicago
Charles Healy
Hoyne
Healy
E. J. Grady
J. D. Hartford
Naughton
Middlesex Farm Bureau Holds Second Meeting in Town Hall
The Middlesex farm bureau held its second meeting in Concord Town Hall on Tuesday January 2 with large attendance. President Bowditch of Framingham led reports and committee appointments to canvass towns for membership. The aim is to recruit all Concord farms and secure funding from towns and state. Members include John M Keyes Joseph Macone and Miss Marion Keyes and Miss Grace Hunt.
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Middlesex Farm Bureau
Town Hall
Bowditch
Framingham
Concord
Middlesex
John M. Keyes
Joseph’ Macone
Marion Keyes
Grace Hunt
Bureau
Concord Bowling Teams Face Week of Matches
Four games have taken place here during the past week. K. of C defeated the Big Five, the Armory defeated the Town Team, the Town Team beat N. E. T. Co., and A. O. H defeated the Town Team. Mr. and Mrs. eB. a Futtle were recent visitors in Allston. Sickness of Herbert Nealy is noted with concern.
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K. of C
the Armory
Eb. A ‘Futtle
Allston
Herbert Nealy
Armory
Leu Sen Con Eet Hickey
Sovees Ee
Dee Sess
J. Gaudet
Hopkins Aege
Gaudet Ee
Hanson
Ried Nee Tee Eeeene
Foss
Saunders
Wright
Ccesseuve
Cronin
Ca Ceves
Peters Lara Heir Dicip
Ge Ae
Ryan
Shpat Es Or N
Feehan
Aeas
Orne
Hayes Lia
Byren Veneeneeg Ee Ob
Ae Nown Team
Craig
Twosaiecs
Gaudet Eee Ee Nee
Ried Tema Heat
Foss Oecrasneas Se
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Died in Allston Grace Gile obituary in Concord context
Miss Grace M Gile daughter of F L and Mrs Gile of Lexington road Allston died after long illness at her winter home in Allston. She joined the Congregational church at age 15 and had many friends in Concord and Allston. Funeral was held in Allston on Tuesday afternoon. Flowers from Mrs Moore's class conveyed sympathy.
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New England
Fox Hunters’ Club
Bedford
Pomona’ Grange
Somervillé
Torrey & Vialle
Packard
Postoffice
Concord
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Ransom. Wells
Hubbard St
Eastern Star
Robert Wood
John M. Mark
East Lexington
First
L. B. Macdonald
Edith Wheeler
Belchertown
Lena’ Ripley
Chester
Margaret Lord
Northampton
Maurice Roche
Court Lane
Winchendon
Roche
Lyceum
Wharle L. Ovington
Thomas van Ness
Willow Rebekah Lodge
George Williams
Joseph Smith, Jr
Monument St
William Leslie
George Tewksbury
Grace M. Gile
Allston
Miss Gile
F.L. Gile
Lexington Rd
Congregational Church
Fraulein Mayer Lectures on Spirit of Oberammergau
Concord Woman's Club resumes after four week recess with Mrs. George M. Baker presiding. Frau lein Marie Mayer describes Oberammergau life as villagers pursue daily tasks enjoy music and the Passion Play aim to tell Christ's message of Brotherhood.
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Fraulein Mayer
Oberammergau
George M. Baker
Hugh F. Lmith
Florence H. Howe
Japan
Ridell
United States
Fraulein
Marie Mayer
Mary Magdalene
Murray Ballou
George R. Blinn
George E. Walcott
Herbert B. Smith
Hawthorne Chapter 287 Meets for 1917 Officer Installations
The Hawthorne chapter 287 convenes at Odd Fellows hall this Wednesday evening. Deputy Grand Matron Helen FP Davenport will install officers for 1917, assisted by Past Matron Stella H Stone Elizabeth M Tandy and Past Patron Elon S Tandy. Mrs Maude Wood oversees the supper before the ceremony.
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Hawthorne Chapter
Odd Fellows Hall
Helen FP. Davenport
Stella H. Stone
Elizabeth M. Tandy
Elon S. Tandy
Maude Wood
Armory Pictures Run On Wednesdays and Saturdays
The armory reports both Wednesday and Saturday evenings drawing crowds for film showings. Thursday’s prize dance offers a $5 gold prize. The Colonial Orchestra of Maynard provides music. Drills have been rescheduled from Thursday to Monday evenings.
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Maynard
Advertised Letters List At Post Office Drawer
A list of names appears including Mr. Dawley Joe Kupper Kenneth Spear Thomas Nickerson Mrs. J. Anderson Estella M. Brooks Miss Maude Brimbourbe Mrs. Peter Carlson Mrs. Frank Davis Mrs. Mary Key Mrs. Henry Merwin Mrs. Frank Stewart Mrs. Bessie Sweet Miss Elizabeth Tweek Mrs. Charles Thornton and others.
Concord High School Stage Presents Fanchon the Cricket
The Concord high school athletic association stages Fanchon the Cricket a four act drama translated from German by Anz Waldauer based on a George Sand story Two performances Jan 26 and 27 at Monument hall start 8 pm A committee of teachers and pupils chose the lively French peasant life drama About 20 pupils rehearsing to create a best ever high school production with picturesque scenery and country dancing by peasant youths
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Concord High -School Athletic Association
Fanchon
Anz. Waldauer
George Sand
Monument Hall
High ‘School
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