Fire dept battles blaze at Balboa corner residence
Early morning fire at Balboa near Canal Sheehan and Enaene mit Saar caused little damage. Waldo P. Lapham buys Adelaide Hosmer parcel at Brigham's corner intends to develop it with a street from Main to Old Road and Nine Acre corner creating a potential new residential area with large lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winey
Mase Waitham
Balboa
Canal
Sheehan and
Enaene
Mit Saar
Waldo P. Lapham
Death in Town: Florence Miner Died at Ten
Town mourns as Florence Eloise Miner aged ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Miner, dies after a brief illness. Born in West Acton she moved to this town years ago and attended West Concord school in fifth grade. Funeral held at 12 Main St with Rev Alfred Stone officiating. burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survived by father and six sisters Edith Ethel Mary Lillian Muriel Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floreence Miner
Florence Eloise
E. B. Miner
Maini
West Acton
West Concord
Alfred Stone
Susie
Woot
Jesus
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord
John Evans
John Ballqu
Winthrop
Richard McCabe
Clarence Manter
Edith
Ethel
Mary
Lillian
Muriel
Dorothy
Funeral services for Mrs Gravasso at Help of Christians Church
Funeral services for Mrs DBnza Gravasso wife of Clement Gravasso were held Thursday at Help of Christians Church. Interment followed at St Bernard's cemetery. She died Tuesday and is survived by her husband two married daughters and two sons Louis and Albert all of this town. A past accident involving a neighbor's child during coasting on ice is believed to have contributed to the family’s sorrow.
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Dbnza Gravasso
Clement Gravasso
Conant St
Help of Christians Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Concord
No Man's Ss
M. D. Brooks
Mra
Estena
Ellis N
Concord lodge I Q F annual concert and ball guests
Hapgood G and Miss Hazel Bender of Worcester visited Mr and Mrs Harry Parker for Concord lodge No 212 I Q F event Friday night. Mr Parks a former Gardner baseball pitcher is recalled for his strong left field play with the local team three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapgood Parks
Hazel Bender
Worcester
Harry Parker
Concord Lodge
Parks
Gardner
Card of Thanks from E B Miner Family
The Miner family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and flowers shown after their recent sorrow.
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E. B. Miner
Auction sale announced for Isaac Davis farm in Acton Centre
Otis H. Forbush of Concord Junction Mass. will sell Monday Jan 26 1920 at 946 am at the Isaac Davis farm once Charles Wheeler place near Acton Centre. Items include 12 oxen or cows harnesses hay fodder and farming gear with cattle carts sleds and wagons. Also note Wayland sale Thurs Jan 29 at 930 am listing 37 cattle 3 horses hens and farm tools.
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Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Mass
Ae Isaac Davis
Charles Wheeler
Acton
West Acton
Adv
Wayland
Concord News of the Week Details Lodge Installations
The Concord Woman's group hosted a program at Mrs. George M. Baker's home with musical selections by quartets and soloists. Officers of Divisions 66 and 44 were installed in Wilton Monument Hall with a 1920 oath and an Irish Cause talk by FP Linehan, followed by supper.
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Concord Woman's
George M. Baker
Beach
Pasmore
Thorpe
Shepard
Johnson
Haviland
Musette LeClair
Schubert
Wilton
Monument Hall
Anternoon
FP. Linehan
H. Dogue
Village Clubs association signals new English village life
The newly formed Village Clubs association grows from an Agricultural club discussion to empower villagers to run local amusements and recreation centers. It aims to supply what residents want, with advisory help but no dictation, potentially signaling a large social movement in England. It also notes a puzzling influenza resilience among blast furnace workers, with no medical explanation.
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England
Village Clubs Association
Agricultural Club
Vesper Service at First Parish Church Concord
A vesper service will be held at First Parish Church Unitarian in Concord on Sunday January 25 at 5 o clock. The musical program includes Miss A Faunce Ballade DT Miss Marion Barker violin Miss Edith Jewell viola Miss Hazel L Africain cello Le Soir Vierne Miss Jewell vivia Trio Cradle Song of the Virgin Branms and Miss Barker and Miss Jewell.
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First Parish
Unitarian
Concord
Miss Marion. Barker
Edith Jewell
Hazel L’africain
Miss Jewell
Vivia Trio
Methodist Church Activities Concord Daily Schedule
Thoreau street near Hubbard and E Bonnevie Kluver at 3 Fielding street share services. Rap 25 and week events listed. Sunday school at 10 am morning work and Epworth league at 7 pm. evening service 7 45 pm. Wednesday 8 pm Ladies sewing and league business at Mr Baggesens home Fielding street. Thursday 8 pm Beago challenges literary program and social in church parlor.
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Thoreau St
Hubbard St
Concord
E. Bonnevie Kluver
Fielding St. Tel
Church Parior
Mulcahy Joins The Enterprise Staff In Concord
William D. Mulcahy a Concord high graduate joins The Enterprise as reporter for Concord this week. Billy is known in the area and works at the local post office while gaining newspaper experience. Regina Connell resigns from Old Concord district duties but will continue as Concord Junction reporter.
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William D. Mulcahy
Brooks Sr
The
Enterprise
Concord
Billy
Concord High
Vanderbilt
New York Herald
Regina Connell
Concord Junction
Children of the Revolution Meet at Walcott Home
The Children of their Revolution gathered at Mrs. George E. Walcott’s home Saturday for singing and a salute to the American flag. George E. Walcott was elected treasurer and Telen Smith secretary. Refreshments were served.
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George E. Walcott
Telen Smith
Lecture by Dr Walter Fernald on Feeble Minded Training
Monday afternoon lecture by Dr Walter B Fernald titled The Training of the Feeble Minded will be heard by all. The note mentions Concord sporting news follows in the next column.
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Walter B. Fernald
Local Notes From Keene and Vicinity
Michael J Towler attends Lowell Commercial College as Mrs James J recovers from appendicitis. Samuel H Tuttle buys a Maxwell touring car from Macone Bros. Mon Hall bowling manager James Finan in Keene reports plans. Marion Johnson travels to Virginia with her mother after their father’s death. Keene high school ice hockey seeks opponents. Ralph Woes, construction worker in Virginia, visits family in Keene. Elmer L Joslin congratulates on the birth of a little daughter at Deaconess Hospital. Both mother and child reported healthy.
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Michael J. Towler
Lowell Commercial College
James J
Keen 3 Capital
Samuel H. Tuttle
Maxwell
Macone Bros
James Finan
Mon’ Hall
Keene
H. Seater
J. C. Johnson
Marion
Virginia
Col. Jomcon
Ralph Woes
Drive Supports YD Club House Subscriptions
The drive for subscriptions to build the YD club house at St Botolph shows beautiful decoration with naval shields bearing battles names from the boys division. Concord contributed 500 dollars via voluntary subscriptions led by a committee including Murray Ballou George M Bowker Stedman Buttrick Winslow J Damon Charles K Darling Miss Agnes Dee Parker George L Prescott Russell Robb and William G G Ryan.
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St. Botolph
Concord
Murray Ballou
George M. Bowker
Stedman Buttrick
Winslow J. Damon
Charles K. Darling
Miss Agnes Dee
Parker
George L. Prescott
Russell Robb
William G G. Ryan
Man Born 1849 in Westboro, Concord Hat Trade Figure
Mr. Leland, born December 14, 1849 in Westboro, long a Concord resident, spent many years in the wholesale hat business with Swan Russell Co. He recently retired.
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Mr. Leland
Westboro
Concord
Swan Russell Co
Taken ill at club death follows sudden incident
A local obituary note states Mrs. 8 died after a sudden illness at a Tuesday club gathering. The report mentions M. D. Brooks and associates nearby and lists surviving relatives Ellis N. and another unnamed family member.
Jamies Promote Successful Dance Evening
The Jamies hosted a dance in the company memory on Thursday evening attracting over 100 couples on the floor. Mansfield post and Thomas J. Riley were noted among the attendees in a lively community event.
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Jamies J
Mansfield Post
Onan
Maine
Ikon Lie le
Thomas J. Riley
Cote
Local Hiring Moves Amid House Fire and Theatre Plans
Francis Gower becomes foreman at Jetson Thompson Co in Waltham while Mrs Lawrence Tobin hosts at home. William C Ryan accepts a post with the Construction Co for a South Carolina project. A fire damaged a residence of David Ag Poche. cause unknown. A theatre rendition of The Lion and the Use is set for this week under Miss Mary Mahon as part of a concert council event.
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Francis Gower
Jetson Thompson Co
Waltham
Lawrence B. Tobin
Willie Tobin
William C. Ryan
6 Construction Co
South Carolina
Davi Ag
Mary Mahon
Concert Council
K. of C
Shrift Campaign Outlines Thrift Week Efforts by Clubs
A thrift campaign plan outlines duties for clubs to extend across the community. February emphasizes analyzing January expenses to identify savings, March focuses on reporting living expense reductions and encouraging investments in government securities. The program asks both men and women’s groups to assess money use without reporting exact spending.
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Indi
Insaneaays
Pf Ayers
Old Concord DAR Meeting Highlights Members and Activities
At the January Old Concord chapter DAR gathering Mrs. C. S. Fowler presided with Mrs. Hollis Howe and Mrs. T Mason in attendance. Mrs. Fowler’s son joined the discussion of the chapter’s activities and accomplishments.
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Old Concord
C. S. Fowler
Hollis Howe
T Mason
William Bulger Jr illness not serious recovery ahead
Friends note William Bulger Jr fell ill Sunday with lead poisoning. Doctors determined cause and he is recovering well. Classified ads list wood and sleighs for sale, a Mullins Steel Motor seat, and a lost book notice from Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlliam Bulger Jr
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Hubbard
Woman's. Club
Sheep and the Lambs
Homer
Tristram and Iseult Forester
Mrs. Shepard
Beroeuse
Paul Juan Die Lorelei
Percy W. Brown
Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn Neapolitan Air
Caraccioli
Conant
Andautius Martini-Kreisler
Liebesleid Kreisler
L’africain
Heart
Tears Hartmann
the Big Brown Bear
Mana Zucca
Mrs. Dawley
Piano Novellette Schumann
Chopin
Miss Shepley
Ireland
Pres. Linehan
Daniel F. Hennessy
John J, Hopkins
Michael J. Collins
Patrick McBrean
Kiernan
Hickey SA
Joseph M. Collins
Michael Hopkins
Ellen Fitzgerald
Helena Mullaney
Eva Dee
Morley T
Cora Filannery
Ellen McPhillips
Nora Thompson
Rebekah
Willow Rebekah Lodge
C. F. Hall
Ella Burroughs
Suite
West
Blanche Donovan
Edith Williams
Helen Loring
Goldie Akers
Albert Butcher
Rose Parker
Nellie Mahaney
Clara
Alex
Whites Garage Concord
Main Street
Vesper Service
Urgeon
Bonnet
Branms
Miss Barker
Miss
Methodist Episcopal Church
NEW Reporter
Sporting News
WSO
Loewe Bros
Music Herberts Orchestra
Francis Orlando Leland
Taken IL
D. A. RK
Sal&—Mullins Steel Motor
H. B. Bigelow
Sudbury Rd
Middlesex Institution
Charles E. Brown
Treas
Ings Concord
Grace M. Hunter
Concord Jet
Mase
Waeden
Waltham National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Association Hall
Enid Bennett
Ormaie
Corinne Griffith —III
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