Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Birth
Mrs James Maguir spent the week and relatives in Boston with Miss Mary Macon visiting Lexington. Mr and Mrs James Bowie welcome a baby boy born Monday morning. Mrs Earl Prescott visited from coot to enjoy time with her parents H W Tripp. Mrs Mary Williams and Willow Lodge members helped install Winona Rebekah Lodge officers in West Ton. Jph Woodworth returned to duty at Mohican market Waaltham after a foot injury from an accidental cleaver slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maguir
Boston
Mary Macon
Lexington
James Bowie
Earl Prescott
Coot
H.W. Tripp
Margaret Brown
Charles Sheehan
St. Pres
Mary Williams
Jte
Willow Lodge
West ‘Ton
Offic
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Woodworth
Mohican
Waaltham
Rents and Teachers Entertained by PTA Meeting
The Parent Teachers Association held a monthly meeting at Harvey Wheeler School Hall with a drill folk-dancing singing and reading by children. A special business session followed by a social hour delighted attendees as membership grows and more may join the good work. For sale notice included in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Weekly Whist Party In Warner Hall Draws Big Crowd
Concord reports a large crowd despite cold for the weekly whist event in Warner hall. Prizes were awarded to Thomas Prendergast, Mrs Edward Hanley, Alexander MacEachern, and Mrs Sheehan. An engaging musical program followed with performances by Mrs Laura Curley Miss Dorothea Loughlin and Edward Kippleman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
Thomas Prendergast
Edward Hanley
Alexander MacEacherh
Sheehan
Edward F. Loughlin
Overture
Laura Curley
Union Church Services and Social Gatherings
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone will lead Sunday morning and evening services. Midweek meeting occurs Tuesday at 7:30 PM. A Ladies Union supper is planned Thursday at 6:00 PM in the vestry followed by a social time and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Ladies’ Union
Boisses Return to Broceston After Town Visit
Mr and Mrs Eugene Boisse return to Broceston after spending a week in town visiting Mr and Mrs Misael Boisse. Notes show the visit to their home at Howest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Boisse
BrocesTon
Misael Boisse
Howest
OPD Fellows Hold 28th Annual Concert and Ballot
A large attendance joined the 28th annual concert from 8 to 8 30 followed by dancing. Frank A. Cleaves led as noble grand with floor director duties and aides John B. Nims Frank Walker George Hodgdon Robert Cousins and George MacCallum assisting.
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OPD
Frank A. Cleaves
Noble Grand
John B. Nims
Frank 8. Walker
George A. Hodgdon
Robert B. Cousins
George D. MacCallum
Legion Hall Dance Draws Crowd at State Armory
Under James J. Mansfield Post 4 L heading the event, a successful dance took place Friday night at the State Armory. The Papsem e orchestra provided music and the committee chairmen listed include Thomas Gleason Leo Moreau Thomas Houlon William Driscoll John O Grady Leo Roscoe and Howard B Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield
State Armory
Thomas Gleason
Leo Moreau
Thomas Houlon
William Driscoll
John O'Grady
Leo Roscoe
Howard B Daniels
Advertised Letters Listed in Local Office
A truncated notice lists names of addressees with advertised letters including Mr James Megin E A Roberts W E Jackson Louise Smart Miss M Stone Mrs Edward and others. Enterprise ads advertise best rates.
Dramatic Club Dancing Party at St Jean’s Hall
The Dramatic club held a dancing party in St Jean's hall Tuesday evening. It drew a solid crowd, with Newell's orchestra providing music for the affair. The event was organized by William Gawa cher, Lyman Martin, Philip Labossiere and Joseph Bedard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
St Jean's Hall
Newell
William Gawacher
Lyman Martin
Philip Labossiere
Joseph Bedard
New Dodge Taxi Bought By Tomas W Hecley
War relief committee met Mrs Prescott Keyes on Wednesday January 19. A box lunch and coffee was served at noon. The annual business meeting and social of the Women’s Union of Prini tarian Congregational church was held on Thursday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas W. Hecley
Torrey
Vialle
War Relief Committee
Prescott Keyes
Women's Union of Prinitarian Congregational Church
Pleasant Session at Home of Mrs Russel Roob
A sociable meeting for Concord club members and associates was held at Mrs Irisch Robi’s home with music tea and refreshments. The program featured piano and violin works by Beethoven Grieg and Tschaikowsky performed by a long list of named participants. The event concluded with thanks to the organizers and continued care for the church's pastor who remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Merwin
Miss Barker
Elf and Fay
Densmore the Cuckoo Clock
Grantschaefer Bonjour
Mareille
Bebrand
Hubbard
Death of John Lynah Leaves Concord Community Mourning
John Lynah of Concord died unexpectedly at his home on Lexington Road after a heart ailment. Funeral services were held at St Bernard's Church with Rev Charles Blanchard and Rev Henry J. Ryan officiating, followed by burial in St Bernard's cemetery. He is survived by four sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John
Bynah
Jexington Road
Levington 9
St Bernard's Church
Charles Blanchard
Proellin
Henry J. Ryan
St Bernard's ‘Church
Edward
Francig ~McVaughlin
Hesp
Ti Christian's Oa H
Concord Ja8 Budo
Teatons
Mina Y. Mahon
St .Bernard's Church
James Loecord
Wee Donahwe
Maynard
Lynch
John K. Lynah
John McDononagh
Somerville
Nethan Blanchard
St Bernard's Cemetery
Mary F. Lynah
Sarah Mahoney
Lucy. Blanchard
W. J. McDonough
George Lynah
Lexington
As You Like It to Be Staged by Concord High Pupils
Concord High School announces a production of Shakespeare's As You Like It by the Athletic Association. The show runs Friday and Saturday at Monument Hall with a large cast, musical features, and an English dance under the direction of Miss Gertrude Rideout and Mr R N Hudspeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School Athletic Association
R. N. Hudspeth
Emmi F. Clahane
Burial of Cyrus Wheeler Brings Sleepy Hollow Kin Honor
The body of Cyrus Wheeler of Grant's Pass Oregon was brought to Sleepy Hollow for private burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery after funeral services at the home of his sister Mrs Mabel M Ballou. Wheeler born in Concord in 1852 belonged to a long standing Concord family with Revolutionary roots. He leaves a wife two brothers Alvah Wheeler of Concord and Richard Wheeler of Los Angeles and mining engineer Anson Wheeler of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
Cyrus Wheeler
West
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Mabel M. Ballou
Murray. Ballou
Elm St
Mr Wheeler
Concord
Tate Gardner
Maria Rice Wheeler
Alvah G. Wheeler
Richard R. Wheeler
Los Ageles
South America
Anson Wheeler
Service of Lights and Concord Grange Auxiliary Meeting
A solemn service of lights was held at Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday evening at 7 30 with candles lit from the altar and tapers shared to attendees homes. The Ladies Auxiliary of Concord Grange 150 Patrons of Husbandry held an all day meeting at Mrs Edward A Comeau’s Maplest Concord Junction home. New officers led by President Mrs Granville Holden took office and sewing for the annual grange fair dominated the day. A noon dinner was served by the hostess. The next auxiliary meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitagrian Church
Thomar. Todd Jr
Charles H. Towle
Thomas Todd
Thomas Todd Jr
Harrison J. Barrett
Ole O
Charles R. Borland
Henry P. Thorpe
Austin D. MacRae
Peveril
Petein
Dorothy Tewksbury Peckham
Benjamin Moody
Radward L. Parker
George A. Tewksbury
Cerg
Cyrus Richardson
Nashua
Richardson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Edward A. Comeau
Maplest
Concord Junction
Granville Holden
Comeau
Officers Installed at Ralph P. Hosmer Camp
The Ralph P. Hosmer Camp United Spanish War Veterans installed new officers at the State Armory with Gen. Charles K. Darling presiding. John J. Hanley was named commander and John J. Kelliher and Dennis A. Sheehan were appointed senior and junior vice commanders. George P. Haggerty became quartermaster. A livestock ad follows urging local meat production with a Concord, Massachusetts contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Hosmer
State
Charles K. Darling
John J. Hanley
John J. Kelliher
Lincoln
Dennis A. Sheehan
George P. Haggerty
Wanted General maid for family of three in Concord
A classified notice seeks a general maid for a three person household at 6 Lowell Road Concord Massachusetts. contact Mrs C W Hutchingon by telephone 454 M. Jan 26 11. Also lists lost book notices and a live bait sale at 345 Main Street Concord with institutional money notices and dates.
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Lowell. Rd
Concord
Mass
C. W. Hutchingon
Wise Pence Institution For
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Treas
Thomas Connell
Main St
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Rebekahs
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Stoneham Alse
Helen Loring
Ie Leighton
Aids
Crace Hunter
8. T. Blood
Tittle
Mra
I. R. Beharrell
Mise Lorence Whitney
J. .W. Raymond
Sale
Conn
Dorothea Loughlin
Edward Kppleman
Rosebud
Alex MacEachern
Waldo MacWilliams
Thomas Williams
Margaret Hearn
Frances Curley
Long John Killoran
Edward McLoughlin
James Black
A. Buchanan
W. T. Bell
Josiah Chate
Louie Cheever
Isreal Cohen
Christopher Collier
Robert Fersald
Giuseppe Fosc
Gates Manuf
J. Hockin
Malcolm. Kennedy
Gordon Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Fiteroy Kennedy
A 'W. Means
Geo. Miner
J. A. Myers
Gev
A. Parker
Wilson. Pickey
John I. Humphreys
William Hill
Edith Haines
Nelia Joyce
Emma C. Knight
Athel McCloud
Dorothy McAdams
Mildred Morris
Josephine Pratt
Lilla E. Porter
John Redfern
A. D. Rogers
Union Church
Legion
Maxwell
Maxwell Organization
McCone Brothers
Concord, Ass
Grieg
Mareh
Carnivel
Miss Sheyies
Ganz
Salter
Liszt
Little
Brown
Harlow
Merwin
Trinitarian Church
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Henry J’. Smith
Sudbury Rd
William Clubb
Nashawtuk Farm
William Wheeler
Ince
Service OF Lights
N. E
Montana
Chas. Davis
Henry F. Smith Jr
Graters
Mystic
Albert Vanderhoof
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Savings Department
Cogcord
Harry W. Fritz
Commonwealth Re
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