Concord Junction MPS Jane Doucette Dies at Home
Mrs Jane Doucette of Concord Junction died at her daughter Misa S. Doucette’s home after a long illness from arteriosclerosis. She was nearly aged, cheerful, and funeral services were held at Help of Christians church with Rev M D Kiley presiding before burial in Waltham. She is survived by three daughters, one son, 18 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Jane Doucette
Misa S. GC. Doucette
Doucette
Help of Christians Church
M.D. Kiley
Waltham
William Doucette
Attleboro
Fred Doucette
Frank
Irving Doucette
Leonard
Irving Melanson
S. C. Doucette
John White
Alfred .Melanson
Jphilip Doucette
Temporary approval of headlighting devices
Following an emergency legislative amendment and gubernatorial signing, no headlamp may be used unless it has a lens or device approved to prevent glare. The Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles temporarily approves all current glare-prevention lenses and devices in use as of May 26 1921 pending further action under General Laws chapter 90.
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Massachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Commonwealth
Weekend Guests and Travelers Visit Local Town
Mrs William Reilly of Worcester was a weekend guest. Several families hosted visitors over the holiday including Patrick Muldoon of Boston and Miss Rena Keyes of Worcester. Local residents announced weddings and travel plans while others enlarged businesses and hosted relatives in New York and Ipswich.
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William Reilly
Worcester
Geraldine
Rita
Gardner
Patrick Muldoon
Boston
Rena Keyes
Marjorie Wetherbee
F. 11
Rideout
Gertrude
Ashburnham
Harold
St. Banks
Christians
Helen Kine V
Richard Dee
Concord
Kenneth T. Blood
Fort Totten
N.Y
Prentice Blood
New York
S. T. Klond
Main St
Mieses-Mary
Josephine Loring
St Mary's Academy
Hookset
A. Macone
Gladys Miller
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Jen
A. G. Zeigler
George
Charles Neel
Kennebunk
Moa
Tle Daveller
Charles King
Rochester
John Carrington
Canton
Charles Darrington
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Rding
Nebraske
George Buchanan
Berkshires
Maine
West
Gore lodge degree work draws large turnout at local hall
Odd Fellows from Waltham Maynard Acton and Harvard packed the lodge rooms to watch Gov Gore lodge of Waltham perform the second degree for 32 candidates. Harvard supplied ten Acton two Maynard twelve and Concord eight. Refreshments followed and officials praised the visiting team. The June 2 meeting will feature Acton lodge third degree on 22 candidates.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows
Waltham
Maynard
Acton
Harvard
Gov. Gore Lodge
Concord
Acton Lodge
Memorial day address at Concord schools from Bowker
Commander George M Bowker of Mi Concord past GAR delivered an aspiring address before the pupils of the West Concord and Harvey Wheel y Schools at their annual memorial exercises. He urged a single reverent Memorial day focusing on the fallen heroes and opposed eleven forms of sports on that day.
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George M. Bowker
Mi Concord
GAR
West Concord
Harvey Wheely
Concord
Eni
Sraephne
Per Petan
Bowker
Mrs Clifford Jones Dies After Brief Illness
Concord Junction residents learned of the death of Mrs Clifford E. Jones at her South Middleboro home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at her home Thursday, then burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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C. E. Jones
Concord Junction
Clifford E. Jones
South Middleboro
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Triplet Birth Grimly Ends With Infant Death
Mr and Mrs Charles Frizzle mourn the loss of their infant son who died at two days old. The couple had just welcomed triplets, two of whom survive and are reported doing well with their mother.
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Charles Frizzle
Frizzle
Dr Norman C Spencer Dentist in Concord Clinic
Dr Norman C Spencer operates a dental clinic at 31 Main Street Concord described as well equipped with X ray facilities and telephone contact 272 W made available through Richardson's Drug Store for nearby residents.
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Main ST
Concord
Richardson
Ward 6 and Ward 5 baseball clash ends in 3 2 win
In a hard fought Ward 6 versus Ward 5 game the Ward team won 3 to 2 on the local yard. Highlights included Helsher’s great running one hand catch off a line drive and home run ac tions by N McWilliams Delaney. Shown fierce fan support and tempers flared at times. The series continues Monday June 6 with rumors of a mystery battery.
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Wards
Ward
Helsher
N. McWilliams
Delaney
Deerfoot
Hayes
MecHachern
Rampart
Ward & Team
Auction at Old Homestead Acton Centre June 3
Notice announces an auction at the Old Homestead Acton Centre Massachusetts on Friday June 3 at 8 30 am. The sale will settle the estate of C G Dele late.
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Old Homestead
Acton Centre
Mass
C. G. Déle
Hart family son Fred shows slight improvement in illness
Friends report Fred Hart, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hart, has been dangerously ill but is slightly improved and hopes for recovery rise as condition eases.
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Fred Hart
Fred
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