Local Notes From Concord Junction and Nearby
Edward McClellan has been in Nova Scotia the past week. Walter Upham returned from a week in Greenville. Archie Simpson visited Franklin New Hampshire and stayed over the weekend with friends. The 8.26 p.m. Boston train from Sunday night broke down near Junction station causing a delay. Pipes laid and covered beyond Hast Acton station and progress along the line to Nagog continues rapidly. Florence Thompson of Prairie Street returned from Plymouth, and Miss Eisie Pero of Plymouth is visiting Miss Thompson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McClellan
Nova Scotia
Walter Upham
Greenville
Archie Simpson
Franklin, N. H
Hast Acton
Nagog
Florence Thompson
Prairie St
Plymouth
Eisie Pero
Thompson
Geo. Bouley
Cross ‘St
Carney Hospital
Boston
Isidore Bernard
I Putnam
Beaudry Die Shop
Florence
Katherine Buckley
New England Conservatory of Music
Kennebunk
H. Bonner
Combination Company
Old Orchard
Ters
Bernice
Gertrude
Harvard Sr
Carlisle
James Conquest
F. A. Jillson
Minnie Jillson
Chicago
Nellie Mann Opdale
Universalist Church
A. H. Cratty
John Donahue
Philip Durand
Woodville
Edward Alley
Goodrich Clothing Co
Fitchburg
Alley
J. F. Child
Undertakers
Providence River
Gilbert Johannes
Cape Town
Africa
New York
Burke's
Corner Stone Laid for Union Church Amid Rain Delay
A Sunday ceremony laid the corner stone of the Union Church founded in 1893 and enlarged in 1909. Rain forced the program to move indoors to the old church chapel where Deacon Geo. F. Knowles led the opening address and Rev. Silas N. Adams laid the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Union Church
Geo. F. Knowles
Knowles
M. A. Farren
South Acton
Cong’s Church
Wm. J. Batt
Massachusetts Reformatory
Silas N. Adams
Silas Adams
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
M. J. Batt
RE. F. Hunt
Maynard
Mr. Batt
Mary B. Lane
Farms Wanted to Lease and Buy in Marlboro Area
A. H. Foster at 96 E. Main St Marlboro advertises farms for lease with cows immediate and farms of 12 to 20 acres for sale. Dealer in many farm descriptions with prices and terms. Boston office with Edward T. Harrington at 293 Washington St handles large listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Foster
E. Main St. Marlboro
E. Main St
Marlboro
Boston
Edward T. Harrington
Washington St
To Let and For Sale Notices From Concord Junction
Local notices list rental aims at 80 Riverside avenue and 20 Assabet Ave offering a six room halt house with river view in good condition. G G Russell advertises Commonwealth Ave. bicycle pair for 20 dollars. Wallis B Ford offers boats for 10 cents hourly with advance notice. F L Garland sells cabbage and cauliflower plants in Concord Junction with telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Bard
Riverside Ave
G. G. Russell
Commonwealth Ave
Wallis B. Ford
F. L. Garland
Concord Jet
Mass
Purity lodge to host grand officers with supper on Saturday
Marlboro notes a meeting of the N E C P Purity lodge expecting grand officers attendance and a collation. Local residents and visitors are listed for travel and leisure including nurses, students, and workers with several brief updates across Marlboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. C. P. Purity Lodge
Charles R. Lincoln
Canton
Winifred Jundrey
Westboro Sanitarium
Marlboro
Southboro
Roland Bouley
Burlesque Ball Game Ends in Brawl and Loss for Lincoln
Lincoln, recently reorganized, played Westford to a disorderly halt as both teams wore disguises and clashed on the local grounds Saturday afternoon. The Actons defeated the Stow Athletic baseball team 22 to 12, amid crowd uproar. next Saturday a Hudson team is billed to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherg
Westford
Lincoln
Actons
Stow Athletic
Hudson
Hudson Twenty Big Car Emphasizes Space And Style
An advertisement extols the Hudson Twenty as a large roomy vehicle with a long wheelbase, strong wheels, large radiator, and 31 inches of leg room. It claims superior comfort to under $1,000 roadsters, stylish lines, and up-to-date engineering without experimental features.
Hudson Twenty car advertised with high grade build and features
The Hudson Twenty is promoted as a high grade four cylinder car using drop forged front axles, semi floating rear axles, and pump circulated lubrication. It highlights ash body construction, roomy seats, maroon color with black trim, brass details, 32 inch tires, and strong performance with low fuel and maintenance costs. Deliveries begin in July with dealer catalogs on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renault
Chalmers- Detroit
Pierce
Oldsmobile
Association of Licensed Mobile Manufacturers
Hudson Twenty car features high grade transmission and Renault engine
The Hudson Twenty uses a sliding gear, three speed forward and reverse transmission like Packard and Lozier. It has a vertical four cylinder Renault type water cooled motor with strong power and speed claims. The frame is open hearth stock 344x1% inch, riveted with hot rivets, Braced against strains and built by Hydraulic Pressed Steel of Detroit, supplier to Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Peerless
Pierce
Lozier
Renault Motors
France
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company of
Detroit
Stearns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Charles M. Byron
Thoreau St
A. G. Ziegler
Colonial Inn
W. Rollins Abrams
Concord, Lass
Junction Station
Maurice M. McWalter
Lady’s and
Gent's
Holden St
Dorchester
James F
John Clark
Lynchburg
Henry Ole
George Bigelow
Morse & Bigelow
F. D. Witherbee
Philadelphia
Mark Ramsey
Florence Sr
Joseph Naugler
Daugh
S. H. Howe
JW. B. Jacques
Lake Boon
Boston & Worcester
George Angell
J. O. Batley
Mrny
Pierce, Matheson, Lozier
Concord Junction, Mass
J. L. Hudson
Hugh Chalmers
Mr. Chalmers
Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company
National Cash Register Company
Jackson
Olds’ Motor Works
Geo. W. Dunham
Dunham
American Motor Carriage Company
Ods Motor Works
Olds Motor Works
R. D. Chapin
Hudson Motor Car Company
Michigan
Concord, Junction
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