Local News From Concord Junction Area
Webb Robbins received another carload of horses last week. Clarence Ridley left the Massachusetts Reformatory where he had long worked in the shoe department. Ruby Florence Brett engaged to George Harvard Tyler of Brookline in Malden notices. A poverty party is set for Friday night January 23 under the Four Merry Rubes. H H Young Co. horse incident injures delivery wagon. Ladies Parish club whist event fills forty one tables. prizes awarded. W C T U reports strongest year yet with new Loyal Temperance Legion leadership. Officers elected: President Mrs Henry M Lane, Vice Mrs Hattie W Claflin, Sec Mrs H A Shephard, Treas Mrs John P Allen, L T L Supt Mrs Charles A Kendall. Next meeting February 3 with Mrs Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Robbins
Richard Connell
Boston, Harness Co
Clarence Ridley
Massachusetts Reformatory
H. H. Young & Co
Hursday
C. H. Whitney
Commonwealth Ave
Margaret Reilly
Martin
Maynard
Miss Colter
Patrick Muldoon
Fred Hewitt
Loyal Temperance Legion
Charles A. Kendall
Caroline Caswell
Frances
Willard Settlement
Boston
F. B. Britten
Boston Flower Mission
Frances E. Willard
Union
Henry M. Lane
Hattie W. Claflin
H. A. Shephard
John P. Allen
L. T.L
Anna Noonan
Susie Wood
R. R. Work
P. H
Advertised Letters List Includes Several Names
A fragment lists advertised letters addressed to Mrs Ji P Carlson Mrs M Harries David Murphy Mrs Albert Ward Postcards and other names including Joe Bakeley Mr Herries Samuel McCormick Mrs BE Mitchell Miss Harriet Whitehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji P. Carlson
M. Harries
David Murphy
Albert Ward
Joe Bakeley
Mr. Herries
Samuel McCormick
BE. Mitchell
Harriet Whitehouse
Re Trial of Standard Oil Judge Anderson Assigned
Federal Judge Albert B. Anderson of Indianapolis will preside at the re trial of the Standard Oil case. He replaces Judge Landis who imposed a 29 240 000-dollar fine and was mandated by the circuit court of appeals. Both sides accept the assignment and express readiness to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Anderson
Woman Hater Colonel Falls For a Plain Spouse
The colonel proclaims philosophy against women while he courts a plain housekeeper Mrs Yorgany. Her blunt wit and kindness win him over after a transformative series of comic misjudgments culminating in his marriage to Florence Wood, Mrs Major's witty friend who posed as a plain rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Himsel
Mrs. Yorgany
Florence Wood
Miss Wood
Mrs. Major
Moitor
Anthons Ining
Conservation Meeting Of American Forestry Association Opens
Washington January 13 The American Forestry Association begins a two day session with Secretary of Agriculture Wilson opening remarks. The group aims to promote a businesslike and conservative use of forest resources. Founded 1882 it has branches in twenty states. Speakers include Gifford Pinchot Albert Shaw H S Graves and J B Ransdall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
American Forestry Association
Wilson
Gifford Pinchot
Federal Forest Service
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
H. 8. Graves
Yale Forestry School
J. B. Ransdall
Louisiana
National Rivers, and Harbors Congress
Tennessee liquor ban clears senate amid wild disorder
The Tennessee senate passed a bill prohibiting liquor within four miles of schools on its third reading and expected House approval. After the vote a frenzied crowd surrounded the prohibitions senators and chaos followed, ending with an improvised celebration described as a love feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Senate
Tennessee
House
Libel case against Star Publishing heads in New York
Magistrate Moss finds S. B. Carvalho Bradford Merrill and S. Clark guilty of criminal libel for publishing in The American an article accusing John D Rockefeller Jr of instigating peonage via a breakfast food company in Illinois. They are paroled in custody pending writ arguments.
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New York
Star Publishing Company
William R. Hearst
New York American
Moss
S. 8
Carvalho
Bradford Merrill
Clark
John OD. Rockefeller, Jr
Tombs Prison
Merrill and Clark
The
American
Rockefeller
Illinois
Messina Villages of Huts Rise Amid Ruins and Hope
In Messina, survivors hail signs of revival as huts spring up across a two mile stretch housing thousands. A fruit merchant shipped a hundred cases to the Far East, two cabs appear, and water pipes are restored with streets lit at night amid ongoing tremors. In Reggio, a 83 year old girl was rescued alive after sixteen days in ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Far East
Reggio
Forgery Charge Against Company President in New York
John V. Duffy a confidential clerk and Joe Martin J Condou president of the American Snutt company were arrested charged with forging his employer's name to twelve checks totaling $3800. Also reports from San Salvador of several earthquake shocks felt last night with no loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John V. Duffy
Joe Martin J. Condou
American Snutt Company
San Salvador
Republic
Concord Chanter Highlights Jan Concert At Town Hall
Concord high school plans its annual chanter for January 30. A Tufts Glee and Mando lin club performance is set for Wednesday night in the town hall as the Lyceum course’s seventh number. Marlboro lodge I O C F officers were installed Monday by D D G M J W Raymond. a banquet followed with speakers concluding the feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Tufts Glee and Mandolin Club
Town Hall
Lyceum
Marlboro Lodge
D. D. G. M. J. W. Raymond
Suite
Concord
Gentlemen to Entertain Hubbard Street Whist Club
The Hubbard street whist club opened the year's program with a January gathering hosted by the Misses Hunt. Future events will be led by the young men, starting with George Shepherd as the first entertainer, with club members including Mrs. Raymond Willard, Miss Maud Hunt, Miss Grace Hunt, Miss Nellie Maker, Miss Effie Lowden, Miss May Penni man, Miss Alice Whitney, and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard St. Whist Club
Misses Hunt
George Shepherd
Raymond Willard
Maud Hunt
Grace Hunt
Nellie Maker
Effie Lowden
May Penniman
Alice Whitney
Henry Murray
Gasper Maker
Roy Flewelling
Milton Bean
Taxes Come In Well for Year Says Tax Collector
Tax collector Herbert Hosmer reports 86 percent of taxes collected so far this year and expects further receipts before year end. The year has been very poor for collections, but the outlook remains positive as the books near closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hosmer
Hosmer
Marlboro First National Bank Annual Meeting Directors Named
The annual meeting of the First National Bank of Marlboro selected a slate of directors led by Hon. Walter B Morse as president and Charles W Curtis as vice president. The bank reported assets totaling 745 289 79 with deposits at 885 831 99 and a capital stock of 150 000 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Charles W. Curtis
Louis P Howe
Charles F.robinson
Joseph F. Cosgrove
Edward H. Ellis
Walter B. Morse
William H. Downey
E. Irving Sawyer
J. J. Shaughnessy
Walter B.’ Morse
F. L. Clafile
Walter I. Morse
Assisant
Allen’ Blake
Miss "Rose King
Sthdderagher
U. S
United State
Enthusiasm Discussed by Rev A H Wheelock at Sears Club
Rev A H Wheelock spoke on Enthusiasm before the Sears club in H T parish rooms Tuesday evening. The audience listened intently and felt the event was profitable and enjoyable. F A Warner Lyman Evans and W F Biddle sang, and coffee was served by J Ty Stuart and D Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Wheelock
Sears Club
H. T. Parish
F.A. Warner
Lyman Evans
W. F. Biddle
J. Ty ‘Stuart
D. Harris
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Magee Ranges
Watter
I. A. McRae
Thoreau Street
Waukee
Albert Vanderhoof
Vy “Ned
Main Street
Stwone
Cas
B. F. Townsend
Concord Junction
Domaatr
P. W. White
Main St
Tel
Concers Junction
George P. Brett
Cross St
Malden
Ruby Florence
George Harvard Tyler
Brookline
Carvalho, Merrill and Clark
Salvador
Marlboro
E. Harris
Bedford St
Mass
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Chas. S. Hunt, So
Sudbury, Mass
P. McColgan
Spencer Ave
Chelsea, Mass
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine R.R
the Colonial Inn
Massachusetts
Mrs. W. Rollins Abrams
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Marston’s
Central
Marlboro Bank
Hudson
Charles Parker Tucker
Chase Building
Joseph Kulcsar
Walden St
Genevieve
Murray
Aganist
St. Michael's Church
Leo
St. Claire
Front Street
New England Conservatory of Music
D. A. V. Enterprise Office
Marlborot
L. King
Tod
Maynard Black Maynard
Am.whitcomb
West Acton
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