Notable Concord Trio Honored By Local Friends
Pas sed bar, many friends extend congratulations to Roger Sherman Hoar J William Byron and Edward B Caiger. The article recalls Hoars Harvard law schooling and active Democratic life while Byron's Concord roots and YMCA law studies are noted. Caiger is praised for intellect and pluck as a Harvard 1909 classmate.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
J. Willam Byron
Edward B. Caiger
Hoar
Concord
Exeter
Harvard
Harvard Law School
J. William Byron
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Shepard Norwell Co
Byron
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Co. 1
Gomery Rear C
Caiger
William Emery
State St
Patrick Hanley Killed Working Track On B and M Railroad
The town records a tragic accident at 6 30 Saturday morning when Patrick Hanley a track man on the B and M railroad was struck by a locomotive and fatally injured. He had worked on the railroad for 38 years and was aiding a local freight car move on the west bound tracks when the crash occurred.
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Patrick Hanley
Hanley
Mr. Hanley
Concord Junction Sees New Fire Truck Arrival Next Month
Miss Ethel Fredericks of the Old Colony Trust Co. takes a two week vacation. The Sunday school picnic at Lexington Park Friday drew about 70 attendees and was a very good time.
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Ethel Fredericks
Old ‘Colony Trust Co
Lexington Park
Mr Jas Allen and Miss Jennie Hart Postcards Mr William Collins
Readable notes list names including Jas Allen Jennie Hart and William Collins alongside a mention of postcards. The fragment suggests a social or matrimonial or listing context without full details.
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Jas. Allen
Jennie Hart
Wm. Collins
Bedford Drug Store offers Castilina olive oil and sundries
Enjoyable experiences for connoisseurs of iced summer drinks and sundaes prompt a stop at Bedford Drug Store along the Castilina line. J. E Athanassiades Sons produce the olive oil in Greece, sold by Charles W. Blake Co. Drugs. Send Bedford column items to 8 W. Young, the local representative.
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Bedford
Castile
Sony
Ploinaii
Greece
J. E Athanassiades
Charles W. Blake Co
Enterprise
W. Young
Tragic Train Accident Claims Life Of Scotch Worker
Harold Libby and Raymond Smith were home on vacation when a freight train strike occurred near Boston. John Sherras, a Scotsman employed by Mr. Harding of Wisconsin, was fatally injured while boarding the stock train. he died en route to the emergency hospital. Two brothers, initially thought absent in America, arrived to claim the body. Previous misfortune for Sherras included a near drowning near quarantine grounds, saved by presence of mind. The Enterprise records the incident.
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Boston
John Sherras
America
Shertime
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