Concord Junction News Briefs and Vacation Moves
Local residents report vacations and visits across New England. Capt George W Bourne plans to attend events in Mattapoisett and Berwick Maine. Whitmans relocate to Woodstock Vermont. Howe and Reed families appear in family travel notes and high school graduations. A wedding near South Boston is noted along with Crystal testimonials and camp plans at Lake Nagog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
O'Connell
Geo. W. Bourne
Mattapoisett
J. F. Whitman
Woodstock
Ralph
Roland Howe
Maynard
Fred Wood
Kenneth Blood
George Park
Maud
Berwick
Mias A Hk Reed
Manchester
N. H
Hert Reed
Winchester High School
Fred C. Jenness
Walter W
Malden
Wm Jenness
Association Hall
Ethel G. Blossom
Josephine N. Whittier
Old Orchard
Early Cabbage Plants Sold From Concord Junction
Cabbage plants offered with all early stock sold. One hundred thousand late varieties ready by July 15. A L Garland of Concord Junction Massachusetts advertises the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Garland
Concord Junction
Mass
To Let in Concord Junction Two Rentals Offered
Local rental notices list a half of a double house with seven rooms bath hot and cold water furnace and garden near Pleasant Street station and school asking apply to L A Heaselton of H H Young Co Concord Junction Mass Also a six room cottage on Main Street near the harness shop for 12 dollars per month Jeremiah Heehan listed as contact
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Pleasant St
L. A. Heaselton
H. H. Young & Co
Massa
Main St
Concord Jet
Jeremiah F
Heehan
Injunction Seeks End to Weavers Demonstrations Near Factory
A temporary injunction was granted in the superior court against officers and members of Tapestry Weavers' union No. 520 of Dedham. They are restrained from patrolling the Cochran e Manufacturing company factory and from disturbing the employer. The defendants were found to have conspired to keep the company from filling striker positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavers
Boston
Tapestry Weavers’ Union No. 520
Dedham
Cochrane Manufacturing Company
Clergyman Rev. Dr. E. Morgan Dis Ill in Boston
Reverend Dr. E. Morgan Dis rector of Trinity Episcopal Church New York is at theHotel Somerset in Boston with bronchial trouble. Doctors monitor the aged Dix family residence. no fears are expressed for his eventual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
E. Morgan Dis
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Marblehead Yacht Race Finishes Amid Slow Fleet
Nine starters from New Loudoun in the Eastern Yacht Club race to Marblehead completed the 180 mile course. The schooner Corona won by nearly five hours over Constellation, with Emerald third in the special schooner class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
New Loudoun
Eastern Yacht Club
Corona
Constellation
Emerald
Worker killed by pulsing machine at Franklin mill
Luiz Brunelli, an employee at American Felt Mills in Franklin, Mass., climbed inside a puls ing machine to oil it. A fellow worker, unaware of his presence, started the machine, a heavy metal arm struck Brunelli and he died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mass
Lugi Brovelli
Brunelli
Delegates sail for Rio Janeiro. various brief items
The U S delegates to the Pan American conference sail from New York on the Byron and Secretary Root sails for Rio on the Charleston. Paul Whitin mills to raise wages July 9. Duke of Manchester hosts luncheon for Nicholas Longworth then London dinner. John P Cooper dies in Santa Cruz. Fire damages Li xonia Grain store in South Portland. Eight Brooklyn children poisoned by lemon candy. police search for source. recovery expected for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rio Janeiro
New York
Brazil
Byron
Root
Charleston
Paul Whitin Manufacturing Company
Rockdale
Mass
Duke of Manchester
Blomheim House
Nicholas Longworth
London
Dartmouth
John P. Cooper
San Francisco Chronicle
Santa Cruz
Cal
Lixonia Grain Company
South Portland
Brooklyn
Meiner
Lawrence Lyon
Meiners
Lynn
Civil service exam for meat inspectors set for July 21
The civil service commission announces an examination of inspectors on July 21 to implement the new meat inspection law. Applicants must be qualified by experience to judge if meat is sound wholesome and fit for human food. Entrance salary is 1000 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
The
Civil Service Commission
Prouty Arrested After Reign Of J Montgomery Sears Alias
Harold G. Prouty, once unknown in Concord, posed as J Montgomery Sears in a lavish fraud in Laconia New Hampshire. He claimed wealth and a Boston heir, rented a barn and hired horses, ordered carriages for 467.65 with an Old Colony Trust check. He denied guilt but was identified by Chief Craig and arrested for charges in Concord and Laconia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Prouty
Concord
J. Montgomery Sears
Laconia
N. H
Boston
T. Jefferson Coolidge
H. G. Whittemore
The
Weirs
Laconia Carriage Company
Old Colony Trust Company of
Reformatory
Craig
Prouty
Concord Classifieds Offer Jobs Goods and Rentals
WANTED A girl to assist in baby care in Concord family with good wages. WANTED General housework or second work apply to box 234 Concord. FOR SALE One registered Jersey cow. Seven room house for rent on Fairhaven road. Almost new Concord Buggy by Geo D Hubbard. Chimneys sweat from below cement work and miscellaneous services. Send postal to Joseph Baggio Concord. Picture framing at one-third less than Boston prices Vanderveer opposite Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Fairhaven
Geo. F. Wheeler
Geo. D. Hubbard
F. M. Holland
Joseph Baggio
Concord Mass
Boston
Vanderveer
Stamp Savings System Considered a Success in Concord
The stamp saving program in Emerson and West Concord schools, run by the Woman’s club with school board sanction, shows strong uptake. Emerson collected 42.25 on 133 cards and West Concord 81.50 on 90 cards, with funds deposited in a national bank and stamps purchased from the Boston society. The venture, started with a $25 loan and $3 in expenses, aims to continue next year as more towns model the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson and
West Concord
Stamp Saving Society
Boston
Woman's Club
Woman's Clubs
Boston Society
Fitchburg
Lynn
Malden
Framingham
Marlboro
Providence
R. I
Maynard
Elise
France
Belgium
Thiry
Long Island City
N. Y
Concord Auxiliary Officers Elected at Annual Mission Meeting
The Concord auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions held its annual meeting at the Trinitarian church manse. Officers elected include President Mrs Virginia L Tewksbury Vice President Mrs Frank Pierce Secretary treasurer Miss Mary Munroe. The group also invited the North Middlesex branch to hold its annual meeting in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Woman's Board of Missions
Trinitarian Church
Virginia L. Tewksbury
Frank Pierce
Mary Munroe
North Middlesex
Board of Missions
Concord Residents Attend 130th Birthday Service
Mrs James C C Marshall and Margaret Spush ters of Toronto visit Mrs Wilfred Wheeler while Edward Varley qualifies as an expert marksman for Co I. Trinitarian church observes the 130th birthday with Rev B S Macdonald opening and closing prayers. Chester W Clark of Wilmington delivers the address on the cause of liberties. Special music features Miss Bertha Garfield Miss Mary Tewkesbury Miss Elsie Lowden Miss Alice Wheeler Mrs Cornelia Thorpe Miss Miriam Davis Edward Thorpe Henry Thorpe John Urquhart J A Rose Frank Thomas Albert Rockwood and Robert Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James CC. Marshall
Spushters
Margaret
Isabelle
Toronto
Wilfred Wheeler
Edward Varley
Co. I
Bsa B. Macdonald
Chester W. Clark
Wilmington
Bertha Garfield
Mary Tewkesbury
Elsie Lowden
Alice Wheeler
Cornelia Thorpe
Miriam Davis
Edward Thorpe
Henry Thorpe
John Urquhart
J. A. Rose
Frank Thomas
Albert Rockwood
Robert Baker
Marlboro Notes Report A Busy Social Scene
Miss Minnie Lawrence of New York visits Mr and Mrs James Cavanaugh in Maplewood. Mrs Carrie Holden Summering at Witherled street. Edward Fee injures ankle loading a wagon under Dr Driscoll. Bevan Clark and Clark families visit Moore home. Nebegonga club hosts sumptuous dinner at Fort Meadow clubhouse. Young Eagles defeat Happy Hollows 17 to 16 in a baseball game amid claims of youth advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lawrence
New York City
James Cavanaugh
Maplewood Ave
Carrie Holden
Thuen
Witherled St
Edward Fee
D. J. Kenney
D. J. Driscoll
C. EB. Bevan
Newtonville
Fred C. Clark
West Medway
Clinton M. Clark
Medfield
E. E. Moore
Nebegonga Club
Fort Meadow
Edward Vickers
Eagles
Happy Hollows
Cruel Monopoly Prompted New York Ice Price Probe
Gotham aldermen adopted a resolution urging District Attorney Jerome to prosecute officers of the American Ice Company for criminal conspiracy to fix prices. The measure, introduced by Alderman Peters, calls the firm the most cruel monopoly and cites Toledo convictions to argue high ice costs harm the poor in congested districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham Aldermen
Icemen
New York
Board of Aldermen
American Ice Company
Alderman Peters
Brooklyn
Amerca
Toledo
Jerome
White House Needs New Roofs
It has developed that extensive repairs will have to be made to the White House before President Roosevelt and his family return next autumn. The discovery coincides with the murder of Stanford White, one of the architects who directed the remodeling. Some work done then has failed and roofs on both the east and west terraces must be replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Stanford White
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F. Een Mannaan
Opvice
Main Street
Addi
Albert Vanderhoof
Bertha
Virginia Wilson
Olive King
Margaret Gale
Bissie Robbins
Helen Wood
Acton
Lake Nagog
Helen Bowker
Prospect Street Grounds
St. Framingham
Miarlboro
Dennisons
H. Ingham
Acton Street
Maynard, Mass
G. Whittemore
Capade
Concord Locat
Jersey
H. S. Richards
Beormir
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