Concord couple wed in July ceremony at bride’s home
The wedding of Joseph B Moves son of Mr and Mrs John M Keyes Monumentst Concord and Miss Sarah Walsh of Bedford was held July 4 at the bride’s home. Rev John Kelleher of St Michael’s Church officiated. The bride is Bedford’s popular daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walsh of Great Road. Best man was William Brennan and bridesmaid was Mrs Walsh. After their honeymoon they plan to reside in Boston. Moves served overseas in WWI with the American Field Service and James J Mansfield Post American Legion. He earned two Croix de Guerre and was cited twice, and is an electrician and Concord High School graduate. The article notes many local servicemen and details of the party and accompanying guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Moves
John M. Keyes
Concord
Saray Walsh
Bedford
John Kelleher
St Michael’s Church
John Walsh
Great Road
William Brennan
Mr Walsh
Boston
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Soil
Concord High School
George F. Cutus Named Private in New State Police
George F. Cutus of Concord has been appointed a private in the newly organized State Police patrol under Col Alfred F. Foote, Commissioner of Public Safety. Appointments were made by Governor Cox. the constabulary becomes effective August 26, as the patrol would bolster sections lacking adequate protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Cutus
Concord
Alfred F. Foote
Cox
Commonwealth
Mrs Horace Chase and Daughter Drive to Duxbury
Mrs Horace Chase and her daughter motored to Duxbury on Sunday. Roger Shaw and Ray Robbing of New York have gone to Maine for a short vacation leaving Monday by the Bangor boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Chase
Duxbury
Roger Shaw
Ray Robbing
New York
Maine
Pine Tree State
Bangor
Concord Grange Strawberry Festival and September Fair Plans
The Concord Grange held its annual Strawberry festival last Wednesday at the veterans' headquarters on Walden Street. Plans for the September 23 fair aim to be a community event under Grange auspices with broad town participation and rapid progress toward a highly successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans
Walden St
Grange
Ev W
Concord
Wedding at Congregational Church in Waltham Concord couple wed
Miss Myrtle E Tomlin daughter of Rose Tomlin of Woodlawn Ave Waltham wed George Hi Butcher of Concord in a single ring ceremony at 8 P M performed by Reverend White. The bride wore white organdie over satin and carried sweet peas. They will reside at 45 Brown St after a wedding trip. both are familiar in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle E. ‘Tomlin
Rose Tomlin
Woodlawn
Waltham
George Hi. Butcher
Concord
Clarence Manter
Tomlin
Butcher
Brown St
Lewandoo
Watertown
Iitts
Storm Deluge Disrupts Town With Fires and Floods
A heavy Saturday storm caused widespread damage in a New England town. A car on the CUMH line caught fire and the roof burned after washouts disrupted tracks. Crops suffered from downpours while the Old Mill Brooks overflow damaged cellars along Main Street. Service later resumed as lines regained normal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
CU M & H
Concord Legion Auxiliary Event Attracts Large Crowd
Concord opens fundraiser at the State Armory with Constance Binney and Charlie Chaplin in film shows to aid disabled and convalescent World War veterans. Afternoon children’s program and an evening performance drew near capacity crowds despite hot weather. Proceeds fund an emergency aid fund for veterans and other worthy helps in hospitalization challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Concord
Veterans’ Organization
Waldenst Quarters
Concord State Armory
The
Red Cross
America
Constance Binney
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
J. W. Byron
Misses
Pauline Bodgnan
Margaret Craig
Julia Dee
Anna Flavin
Mary Fewry
Mary Tobin
Regina
O'Connell
Herbert H. Cook
Andrew Edwardson
Mary Flavin
Catherine Gleason
Ella Goodwin
Clara’ Graveson
Alice Hagerty
Catherine Hayes
Granville Holden
Bernard McGrath
Richard F.wood
Mary Hugt
Mary Mansfield
Julia Mansfield
Josephine Moreau
Louise Moreau
Elizabeth O’brien
May O'Connell
Ruth Raymond
Elizabeth Ryan
Catherine Reilly
Sarah Towler
Irma Durkee
Armory
Hawthorne Chapter Holds Its Postponed Party
The Hawthorne Eastern Star chapter held a postponed lawn party Monday in Town Hall due to humid and wet conditions. Mrs Ellen Jones chaired the Summer festival, with Grace Hunter in charge of punch and others overseeing aprons, candy, cafeteria lunch, ice cream sales, and the grab table. Mme Yetta the Orient fortune teller drew crowds along with the Peerless orchestra, Roderick McIver and two Maynard children performing Scottish dances and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Town Hall
Ellen Jones
Grace Hunter
Gscenna
George Hunt
Bertha Whidden
Clara Holden
Fred Jones
Lottie Lapham
Mme Yetta
Orient
Concord
Marttal
Warren B. Goddard
Roderick McIver
Maynard
Richard Allen
Robert
Richard
Margaret
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Keyves
Walsh
George A. Parker
Lancaster
George E. Burke
Lynn
Iedilatans
National Guard
Framingham
Cutus
Charles N. Outus
Crest
Concord Junction
France
Plymouth
Paul J. B. Thayer
Cleveland
Lee Donahue
Deaconess Hospital
Jown. Dee
District Court
Nova Scotia
John A. Finigan
Torrey and Vialle
William
Knigan
Carharat Paugh
Detroit
Mich
Daughters of Isabella
Gilbert Grimes
Mary
NEW Police
Church Street
Eastern Park
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Savings Department
Concord Grange
Imadame
Lenormand's
Willams Law
West
Montana
Phong
Chas
Davis
Y Ark
Newton. Legion
KINOX
William A. Curley
Mass
Perkins & Wells
Hawthorne Chapter
W. B. Case & Sons
Dry Goods Boot & Shoe Store
Concord Jct. Heights
Carlisle
Bird & Sons
L.N. Fowler& Co
Lass
R. J. Rodday CO
Harrison Ave
Tel. Beach
Main Street
Cullinane Brothers
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