New England Variety Store Expands In Concord Junction
The New England Variety store has enlarged its quarters by taking over the former A. P. Simpson location and remodels into a well stocked men’s and women’s department. Miss Ridgout, A B from Radcliffe, will teach in Concord High School next year and Mrs Rideout and Miss Gertrude are vacationing at Lake Naukeag. The Union church Sunday school picnic was held at Lexington park. Postal Savings Bank week shows growing deposits as more people open accounts and use the new facility.
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Mins Oliver Ning
Norway
New England
A. P. Simpson
Frank Rideout
Gertrude
Lake Naukeag
Ashburnham
Ridgout
Radcliffe College
Concord, N. H
Edith Collins
A. &. Paulsen
Robert Searle
Bernard
Portland
W. H. Whitney
Pleasant St
Union Church
Lexington Park
Postal Savings Bank
Great Success at Help of Christians Lawn Party
The annual church fundraiser drew large crowds to the church grounds lit with electric strings. Two local teams formed after Concord failed to appear. Westvale won a tight match by half an inch. The event featured well patronized attractions and refreshments with a long list of committee organizers led by James Nagle.
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Help of Christians Church
Concord
Freenhere
Westvale
James Nagle
John Reilly
Thomas Carroll
John Garvey
Martin Williams
Patrick Muldoon
Alexander McEacheran
Ernest Forgen
Thomas Shawighnessy
Francis Joyce
Charles Hogan
Jeremiah Crane
John Connorton
John P. Bowen
Patrick Kelley
Katherine Lawler
Mary Lawler
Daniel Nagle
Thos. Shaughnessy
Elizabeth Connell
Genie Connell
Mathew Steinman
Helen Nagle
Jennie McCarthy
Alexander McFacheran
James Reilly
William Hamilton
Concord man injured after freight train collision near station
Tim othy McCarron of Concord was struck by a freight train on the N Y N H WV line about a quarter mile south of the station. He suffered facial wounds a broken right leg and chest injuries but was conscious and safe after rescue. He was found near the tracks at 6 AM and taken to South Framingham hospital.
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Timothy McCarron
Concord
N. Y
John Tracy
McCarron
Advertised Letters From Local Postal Box Descriptions
Advertised letters include Robert Bonin Box 0013620 Miss Martina Nelson Postcards Mr A S Anderson Harry Buzzell Postals Miss Emily Morse.
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Robert Bonin
Martina Nelson
A. S. Anderson
Harry Buzzell
Emily Morse
Junior and Senior Endeavor Meetings and Evening Worship
The Junior Endeavor will meet at 4 30 Sunday. The Senior Endeavor meeting is at 6 o clock. The evening worship will occur at 7 o clock with a sermon on Building Up.
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Unday
Hospital Notes and Local Updates
Fred T. Wilcox of Fall River employed by Mr. Albree of Concord underwent an appendectomy at Concord hospital Thursday and is improving rapidly. Mrs. Annie Kuhn, employed on Sudbury Road, is convalescing from an operation performed last Monday. Miss Grace Floyd, art college student in Boston, has returned to the hospital greatly improved. Wanted a capable girl for general housework Apply to Mrs. John Bonner 400 Main St Con-
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Fred T. Wilcox
Fall River
Albree
Concord
Concord Hospital
Annie Kuhn
Brooks
Sudbury Rd
Grace Floyd
Art College
Boston
John Bonner
Miss Jsla Be Bailey Visits With Classmate
Miss Jslsa Bailey visits with a classmate at West Medway while Mrs W F and Miss Marion Smith visit J L Bartlett. Miss Dorothy Ashby from Everett has been guest of Mrs A B Rogerts the past week.
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Jslsa BE
Bailey
West Medway
W. F
Marion Smith
J. L. Bartlett
Dorothy Ashby
Everett
A. 8
Sudbury Social Lays on Summer Events and Tragedy
Sudbury residents host union service at Unitarian church on July 28 at 11 a.m. James Sheffield hosts relatives from Bilgin Illinois. Chester Noyes enjoys a Boston vacation. The Men's social club reports a successful lawn party on the common with the brass band performing. Leo Quinn wins a 12 pound 902 ounce cake. Andrew Weight, blind from birth, dies suddenly at the town farm. Woman's club to hold a lawn party on the common July 27 Thursday.
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Unitarian Church
James Sheffield
Bilgin
Chester Noyes
Boston
Sudbury Brass Band
Leo Quinn
Andrew Weight
Woman’s Club
Concord News Briefs On Politics And Travel Schedules
Concord hosts a state farm field day with a large crowd expected as guests arrive. Rep Charles F McCarthy circulates nominating papers in Marlboro for a Democratic senatorial bid with Sen Hoar’s backing. A quartet from Atlanta University performed and discussed the college’s work. Weekend train service between Maynard and Concord shifts to double headers at 9.30 and 10.30 p.m.
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Judge Keyes
Plymouth
N. B
Charles F.mccarthy
Marlboro
Senator Hoar
Rep
McCarthy
Concord
State Board of Agriculture
Frida
Atlanta University
Southland
Maynard
Lawrence seeks 500000 loan as city vows bankruptcy
The city of Lawrence, Massachusetts, declares it is broke and asks the state legislature for a 500000 loan after the treasury went bankrupt. City payroll cuts collapse public works as 125 of 160 street department workers are laid off under Mayor Cahill's orders.
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Lawrence
Mass
Cty
Foss
Massachusetts
Patrick Lyons
Cahill
Noted Rabbi Adler Dies After Long Service in Britain
London July 19. Dr. Hermann Adler chief rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the British Empire has died. Ordained 1862 and chief rabbi since 1891 he played a conspicuous role in Jewish life in Great Britain. Born Hanover May 30 1839 he was the son of Chief Rabbi Nathan M. Adler and descended from a family long active in rabbinical leadership.
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United Hebrew Congregations
British Empire
London
Hermann Adler
Great Britain
Dr. Adler
Hanover
Nathan M. Adler
Marcus Adler
Frankfort
McCarthy Papers Signatures for State Nomination in 1911 Primaries
Rep F. McCarthy circulated papers Tuesday night to secure 115 signatures for a Democratic U S Senate nomination and 1060 for secretary of state on the same ticket. He said both sets were well signed, with additional blanks handled in Stow Sudbury and Concord by local supporters.
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Rep
F. McCarthy
Rep. MacCarthy
Frank J. Donahue
Boston
Rep. McCarthy
Stow
Edson
Sudbury
Rep. Fairbank
Concord
Roger Sherman Hoar
False Lake Boon doomsday reports branded false
Reports claiming Lake Boon would be doomed as a summer pleasure resort are dismissed as baseless. Water levels fell 27 inches while flushing the Assabet River at Maynard, stranding some boats, but the pond will return to normal as springs feed it. Marlboro reports little inconvenience from the low water.
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Lake Boon
Assabet
Maynard
Fort Meadow
Marlboro
Canning Picnic Grove Lake Boon Under New Management
Under new management the Picnic Grove at Lake Boon in New England is promoted as one of the area’s most beautiful and restful places. The ad highlights a large hall with a piano swings and other amenities and offers special rates to Sunday schools high school classes and lodges with an address to contact.
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New England
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Union Church Notes
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Hudson
Longley Building
Longley St
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Frank McKenzie
J. W. McDonald
Mass. Training School
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Westboro
Girls’ Industrial School
Lancaster
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Mccarron Sard, Mass
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