Concord Junction Ladies Night Draws 200 at Union Church
The Union church men's club held its annual ladies night in the vestry drawing about 200 members and friends. Herbert A. Clark of Waltham entertained in two parts with wife Mrs Clark. Mrs Benjamin Derby and Mrs Arnold Lowery performed during intermission. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed, then a social hour. The event was run by the executive board and refreshment committee including Wayne Lawrence Everett Montague John G Loring Winslow J Damon Clarence L Trufant Merton J Hosmer and Richard McCabe.
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Union Church
Herbert A. Clark
Waltham
Clark
Benjamin Derby
Arnold Lowery
Wayne Lawrence
Everett Montague
John G. Loring
Winslow J. Damon
Clarence L. Trufant
Merton J. Hosmer
Richard McCabe
Party for Choir at Help of Christians Church
Rev D W Cronin hosted a Friday evening dance for the Choir of Help of Christians Church at Warner Hall. About 79 members with guests attended from 8:30 to 11, featuring solos by Edward Loughlin and Mrs David Sheehan, with dance music by John Gallagher Herbert Lemoyne and Aime Pageau. Intermission refreshments were served and Loughlin received a keepsake in appreciation of his directing work.
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Warner Hall
D. W. Cronin
Choir of Help of Christians Church
Edward Loughlin
David Sheehan
John Gallagher
Herbert Lemoyne
Aime Pageau
Ladies' Union to honor Mrs Geo G Russell this Thursday
The Ladies' union will host a reception for its president Mrs Geo G Russell this Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock in the church vestry. All are welcome to attend.
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Ladies’ Union
Geo G. Russell
Local News Briefs From Cambridge and Nearby Towns
Mrs William Reilly spent the week end in Cambridge. Fred Hart joined Torrey and Vialle. Miss Nellie Harmon visited relatives in Ayer. Frank Watson and Clifford Jones suffered grippe illness. Mrs Laura Page and Mrs Edward Lyons were ill with grippe. Napoleon Couture of Gardner visited town Monday. Charles Sheehan recuperating from grippe. P W Allen ill with severe grippe. Mrs Sarah Roberts visited Ashburnham friends. John J Sullivan returned home after appendicitis operation. Mrs Elizabeth Forbush soloist at Maynard Woman's club. Concord lodge 212 O F F to install officers Thursday evening. Miss Marjorie Wetherbee returned to Natick school after vacation. Invitation dancing party planned for Feb 22. Hamedis Martel, now at Fort Wrong, spent weekend in town. Wilton Rebekah lodge installation Monday. turkey supper served.
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William Reilly
Cambridge
Fred Hart
Torrey & Vialle
Nellie Harmon
Ayer
Frank Watson
Laura Page
Napoleon Couture
Gardner
Charles Sheehan
Clifford Jones
P. W. Allen
Edward ‘Liyons
Sarah Roberts
Ashburnham
John J. Sullivan
Elizabeth Forbush
Maynard Woman’s Club
Concord Lodge
Marjorie Wetherbee
Walnut
Natick
Hamedis Martel
Fort Wrong
Surprised At Home Sherman Reed Hosts Pleasant Gathering
Sherman Reed was surprised at his Commonwealth Avenue home Saturday evening by about twenty friends. He remained gracious and received a fountain pen as a token of esteem. The evening featured games, music, and refreshments with many attendees including Marion Dickens, Damon, Mary Connorton, Frances Kennedy, Edith Massie, Ina Crow, Bertha Massie, Doris Pratt, Mrs Miller, Helen Worlcie, Clarence Hewitt, Walter Kennedy, Alfred Payson, and William Heeks.
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Sherman Reed
Commonwealth Ave
Howe
Mself
Marion Dickenson
Sther Damon
Mary Connorton
Fran ‘Es Kennedy
Edith Massie
Ina Crow ‘m
Bertha Massie
Doris Pratt
Jadys Miller
Helen Wcloriie
Arence Hewitt
Alfred Chabot
Harold Wetherbee
Walter Kennedy
Albert Payson
William Heeks
West Concord WCTU Elects Officers for Next Year
The annual meeting was held last Wednesday at Mrs. George Kilham's home. Elected to serve the ensuing year were president Mrs Henry M Lane, vice president Mrs Badgar Hatch, treasurer Mrs R H Damon, and secretary Mrs Herbert Shepard.
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West Concord W. C. T. U
George Kilham
Henry M. Lane
Badgar Hatch
R. H. Damon
Herbert Shepard
Apollo Quartet to Perform at West Concord Woman's Club Night
The West Concord Woman's club hosts its annual guest night next Friday at I. O. O. F. hall. The Apollo male quartet, with Velma Bailey assisting Hicks the reader, will perform. Members enter on membership tickets and guests on attached guest tickets. extra guest tickets are available.
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West Concord Woman's Club
I. O. O. PF. Hall
Apollo
Velma Bailey
Hicks
Cath club hosts first public whist party this Thursday
The Cath club announces its first public social, a whist party this Thursday evening. A large advance sale of tickets suggests strong attendance with music and refreshments to follow.
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Cath Club
Royal Arcanum Installation in O O F Hall
Royal Arcanum held its installation of officers in the I O O F hall on Monday night. D G R Arthur LeMay of Fitchburg and staff conducted the ceremonies followed by oyster stew in the banquet hall. Installed for the year were Regent Charles S. Moulton vice regent E A Carlson orator D A Bakin S P Regent J F Puller Sec H Hatch Co F W Gale Treas T P Allen chap H C Shepard Guide B A Caldwell warden J W Yord sentry H I Judkins.
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O. O. F. Hall
Royal Aranum
D. G. R. Arthur LeMay
Fitch ‘Urg
Charles Judge
Charles S. Moulton
E. A. Carlson
D. A. ‘Akin
S. P
J. F. Puller
H. Hatch
F. W. Gale
Treas
T. P. Allen
H. C. Shepard
B. A. Caldwell
J. W. Yord
H. I. Judkins
Epidemic Grippe Strikes Town Sick List Grows
An outbreak of grippe spreads through town last week with many families reporting sick members. Conditions are improving but several residents remain ill.
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Grippe
Concord Forum Seeks Large Attendance for Postwar Talk
The Concord gathering slated for next Sunday afternoon features English speaker K Ratcliffe discussing After the war settlement and reconstruction. A fuller program description appears in the Concord column.
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Concord
K. Ratcliffe
Work on Fire Escapes at West Concord School
Construction on the new fire escapes at West Concord school continues. It is expected to take another fortnight to finish. Mr and Mrs W O Fought attended the Elks annual ball in Waltham.
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West Concord
W. O. Fought
Elks
Waltham Tan
Man Charged With Wife Murder Arraigned In Greenfield
Arthur L. Wells was arraigned in Greenfield Massachusetts on a wife murder charge. police say he confessed and he pleaded not guilty and was held without bail for the March term of the grand jury. New England Cotton Yarn to sell Rotch mills with Passaic mills taking stock.
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Greenfield
Mass
Arthur L. Wells
New Bedford, Mass
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Rotch
Passaic Cotton Mills
Passaic
Nyes
Union church roll call and supper at Comcord Junction
The annual Union church meeting at Comcord Junction drew 97 attendees for a bountiful ladies’ supper. Rev. William J. Batt presided. Deacon John G. Loring led the business and officers were elected including John R. McKenzie as deacon and Marguerite Leighton as clerk.
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Union Church
William J. Batt
John Redfearn
Gertrude Knowles
Honolulu
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John G. Loring
John R. McKenzie
G. F. Knowles
Flormee BE. Bowker
Ser‘tce
Marguerite Leighton
Anna Noonan
Mary B. Laws
Cora Hatch
E. J. Palisoul
Manches
N. H
A. E. Hetherington
Real estate sale ties town to longtime resident Hogan
Michael J. Kelly sold his Commonwealth Avenue store and residence to Charles Hogan. Hogan plans a Feb 1 takeover to convert the store into a modern variety store and lunchroom while Kelly continues his farber business nearby. Hogan, a 26 year local, is active in Concord circles and serves as AOH Middlesex county secretary.
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Michael J. Kelly
Commonwealth Ave
Charles Hogan
Hogan
Kelly
Farber
Boston Harness Co
Concord Council
K. of C
Div
Concord Junction Catholic Club
Waltham Jodge of Elks
Waltham Judge of Owls
Maynard Aerie
Eagles
A.O. H
Middlesex County
Fragmentary Notice From 1915 District Records
A partial OCR fragment references a location Maynard and a date December 31 1915. The text appears to be a dated archival block likely part of a legal or public record entry with unclear surrounding details.
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Reighton
Maynard
Probate Court Notice for License to Sell Estate
Probate Court of Maynard recalls heirs at law and interested parties in the estate of Georg Lincoln, deceased. Joseph P. Dexter, administrator, petitions for license to sell the estate to pay debts. Court convenes January 28, 1916 at 9 a.m. in Maynard for show cause. Notice published in Maynard Enterprise weekly for three weeks.
Testamentary Issued to Luke H Tuttle Probate Court Citation
The court orders Luke H. Tuttle to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to him as executor without security. A citation directs appearance in Probate Court at Cambridge in Mid County on January 17, 1916 at 9 am. Publication in a county newspaper for three weeks is required and notice by mail to interested parties. Witness Charles J. McGee First Judge on December 22, 1915.
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Tuttle
Luke H. Tuttle
Camridge
Galen Cote
Charles J. Mc Eewire
Camisaid
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. MeoIncire
Probate Court citation for administrat ion of Robert Wayne estate
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs next of kin and all interested in the estate of Robert Wayne late of Cambridge deceased. A petition seeks letters of administration to Ethel Bond of Somerville or another suitable person. A hearing is set for January 21, 1919 at Cambridge at 9 AM. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks.
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Cred's
Elizabeth A. Wayne
Elizabeth Wayne
Ea. Wayne
Ligsie Wayne
Acton
Said
Tastate
F. Ethel Bond
Somerville
Oeirs
Credors
Robert Wayne
Don
Eady
Ethel Bond
Middlesex
Cambridge
Ie Act Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Augusta
T. Jacobs
Concord
Alice Jacobs
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