Concord Junction Children Sunday Observed by Union Church
Next Sunday will be observed as Children’s Sunday by the Union Church. Baptism of children is planned, with a 5 pm Children's Day concert and annual school promotion exercises. A Ladies Missionary Society food and ice cream sale is set for Thursday at 7 on the church lawn. Committee members are listed. The mid week meeting Tuesday at 7:30 features Lessons from the Life of the Disciple John.
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Asldren
Union
Nere
E Church
Ee Ladies’ Missionary Society
Olclock
Edie H. Hatch
Harold I. Judkins
John McKenzie
Frank 5. Waite
Ernest Pringle
Charles Beck
John
Second Victory Dance Promised for June 16 at Association Hall
The second Victory dance will be held Monday evening June 16 at Association Hall to aid Concord Junction Soldiers' fund. Most boys are home or expected soon. nothing done for them will be too great to show appreciation. A large crowd is expected and a good time is promised. Tickets are on sale by committee members.
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Association
Concord Junction
Sadie “Neville
Dorchester
Olive Lyons
John Hagerty
William Mara
Municipal Light Co
Eliot Howard
Richard
Winthrop
Fred Fletcher
Harriett
Elliot
Tampa
Fla
J. B. Studley
Charles
Richardson
Camp Devens
Association Hall
Cottage St
Mary B. Ryan
A. N. C. Base Hospital 61
A. BE. F
Monument Hall
Concord
Council No. 287
Concord Council
Council
Whittimore
Boston
Honey Boy
Lowell
Arthur A. Riley
Michael P. Mahon
St. Bernard’s Church
Mahon
Fr. Mahon
Philip H. Gibbons
Clinton
Mer
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Gernard’s
St. Thomas Church
Jamaica Plain
Mer. Moriarty
James F. Duane
Knight
Duane
M. D. Kiley
Help of Christians Church
Henry J. Ryan
Mahan
St. Bernard’s
Edward J. McLaughlin
Kiley
Help of Christians
Edward J. Brennan
Div
James P. Sherry
102D
France
Mgr. Moriarty
St.Thomas’ Church
Fr. Sherry
Sherry
Star Spanglec
William Brennan
Daniel J. Hanlon
J. William Byron
John J. Dee
Anthony J. Doherty
Thomas K. Carroll
John BE. Reilly
Red Acre Farm Field Day Sets June 14 Entries Open
The annual Red Acre Farm Field Day is scheduled for Saturday afternoon June 14 from 2 30 to 5 Entries are open for all classes including Colts Ponies Farm Pairs Work Horses Family Driving Horses Old Family Favorites and Saddle Horses Judges from Boston will make the awards.
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Red Acre
Boston
Bey Adv
Discharged Serviceman Elmer Wetherbee Returns Home
Elmer Wetherbee, recently released from overseas service and discharged at Camp Dix, arrived home Saturday. George Mitchell has joined the Rexall store as an employee.
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Elmer, Wetherbee
Camp Dix
George Mitchell
Rexall
For Sale or To Let Large Bedford MA House and Grounds
For sale or rent a 44 room house with double parlors corner lot screened porch electric heat modern conveniences large barn for autos and horses and a large land area suitable for a garden with excellent pear near schools churches and trolley passes door within communicating distance of Lowell in Bedford Massachusetts Terms Cora Brown Concord
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Lowell
Bedford
Massachusetts
Cora. Brown
Concord
New England
Boston
L. Cora Brown
Elm St
Mass
Fort Hill
Probate Court cites heirs in Tripp estate for 1919
Middlesex ss. Frobate Court in Cambridge cites heirs and interested persons in the Susanna S. Tripp estate to appear June 16 1919 for letters testamentary to John Mitchell without bond. Public notice for three weekly publications and delivery of copies seven days before the hearing.
Meats Special Prices and Cuts
MEATS SPECIAL Frank corned beef 16c lb fresh ground hamarb re 25c lb boneless pot roast 33c lb leg veal 28c lb frank 22c lb corned pork
Libby's Condensed Milk and Corn On Sale
A fragmented ad item indicates Libby’s condensed milk and corn products offered with a pricing note 6 for 30 cents and a reference to a Lighthouse display or promotion. The readable fragment shows a sale emphasis on canned goods.
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Libby” ’S
Concord items highlight social guests and WWI veterans
Week in Concord notes visits by Miss Sadie Neville and Miss Olive Lyons, job changes at Municipal Light Co and Cam bridge Standard Oil, and wartime homecoming events led by K of C. Includes VFW related speeches, a large Welcome Home banquet at Monument Hall, and tributes to Doughboys with Rev. James Sherry address.
Concord Grange hosts heaty welcome home dance
In the sweltering heat last Wednesday evening Concord Grange members and friends gathered at Town Hall to honor and welcome home local service members. Earlier, soldier and sailor Grange members met at the Congregational church for supper before Sheridan’s Maynard orchestra provided music for about 75 couples until late.
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Concord Grange
Town Hall
Gragge
Congregational Church
Sheridan
Maynard
Heart of Humanity draws crowded crowds at State armory
The Heart of Humanity played to crowded houses at both performances in Concord. The production cost was high, yet the large attendance shows patrons support high quality cinema. Management will secure new big attractions as soon as released.
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Heart of Humanity
State Armory
Concord
Annual Midsummer Clearance Sale of Hats at $3
Fullerton hat shop at 62 Main St Maynard opposite the post office advertises hats at three dollars. Middlesex ss predates. Court notices Probate matters for Hiram Haynes of Sudbury. Carrie J. Haynes requests allowance of her estate administration with Cambridge court set for June 30 1919. Publication in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks and notice mailed to interested parties.
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Fullenton Hat
Main St
Maynard
the Postoffice
Petition for Administration of Kempton Estate in Acton
The Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court directs Henry H. Kempton of Manchester NH to appear July 1 1919 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted without bond. Public notice to run weekly in the Acton Enterprise for three weeks before the hearing. Judge Charles J. McIntire signs the notice.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
John M. Kempton
Acton
Henry H. Kempton
Manchester
New Hampshire
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
May Become Associates with Boy Scouts Nationwide Campaign
Citizens may join as associate members by contacting Charles Beck or Scout members. The national drive aims to reach one million associates this week, with each membership priced at one dollar to support the Boy Scout organization.
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Boy Scouts
Charles Beck
Boy Scout Organization
Breakdown causes death of Concord matron Sybil Hosey
Mrs Sybil Hosey widow of William Hosey died Monday June 2 at Deaconess hospital after a general breakdown. At 88 she was a respected figure in Concord during ten years residence, active and able to travel to Boston recently. Funeral was Thursday June 4 from Mrs John Hosey’s Belknap Street with high mass at St Bernard’s at 9. Interment followed in St Bernard’s Cemetery.
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Sybil
William Hosey
Belknap St
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Salvation Army official thanks Concord for Home Service Fund
Col. Adam Gifford of the Salvation Army writes to John M. Keyes thanking Concord residents for their support. He acknowledges a $1 and a $42.91 collection total and expresses sincere gratitude for the noble community response and the fund’s magnificent results. He encloses an official receipt.
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John M.keyes
Adam Gifford
The
Salvation Army
J.M. Keyes
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Concord
Mass
Mr. Keyes
Scouts Attend Greater Boston Federation Rally at Harvard Stadium
Boy Scouts Russell and Philip Smith and others from Troops in Cambridge enjoyed stunts at the Greater Boston Federation rally in Harvard Stadium on a Saturday afternoon. They met the Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 16 Lowell who showed multiple medals and badges and said he had been a Scout for three years. Farnham W. Smith resigns as Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 1 and Russell Smith is appointed. patrols to be reorganized.
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Russell
Philip Smith
Donald
Richard Wood
Barker
Coolidge
Hoagland
McWilliams
Concord boy Erald Hopkins missing after Monday departure
Erald Hopkins, 14, brown hair and eyes, left home at 8 a.m. Monday June 2 for school in Concord and has not been seen since. He wore a gray mixed suit and gray cap with a brown leather student’s bag and had only a few cents. Authorities believe he may have taken farm work.
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Erald Hopkins
George B. Clark
Lexington Rd
Concord
Wilmot R Jones Read of Mill Brook School Dies at 59
Wilmot R Jones of Mill Brook school on Fitchburg turnpike died Monday June 2 from spinal meningitis at Brooks hospital Brookline. Funeral held Wednesday at the school with Rev Mr Jones of Philadelphia officiating. Interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survived by wife and son Rufus both of town.
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Wilmot R. Jones
Mill Brook
Fitchburg Turnpike
Broks Hospital
Brookline
Mr. Jones
Philadelphia
Sleepy Hollow
Jones
Rufus
Hammond Resumes Duties After Discharge from Service
Matthew Hammond a 1st Lieutenant in the 302d Field Signal Battalion has received his discharge and resumes duties with New England Telephone Company. William Byers returns to his former wire chief position in Lawrence after acting in Hammond’s absence as farewell party is held by friends and fellow employees.
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Matthew Hammond
New England Telephone Co
William Byers
N.E. Tel. Co
Hammond
Lawrence
Death of John Bryant Winsor at age 16
John Bryant Winsor son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Winsor head of the Middlesex school died Sunday June 8 after a short pneumonia illness at his parents home. Funeral services were held Tuesday June 10 at the home with Rev Perkins of Weston officiating before interment in Weston.
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John Bryant Winsor
Frederick Winsor
Middlesex School
Mr. Perkins
Weston
Interesting Teachers' Club Meeting at Tewksbury Home
A teachers' club gathering occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Tewksbury residence Walden Street. After supper on the lawn, an entertainment and business meeting followed, with committee members Mrs. Bessie Towle and Misses Shannon Massie Clancy and Tewksbury.
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Teachers’ Club
Tewksbury
Walden St
Bessie Towle
Shannon
Massie
Clancy
Mothers' Meeting of W C T U Held in Concord Junction
The mothers' meeting of the WCTU met Tuesday afternoon June 3 at Mrs Jeremiah Sheehan's Concord Junction home. Mrs A F Stone of Melrose county superintendent of Purity in Literature and Art gave an instructive talk. Dainty refreshments were served and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed by the many members present.
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Jeremiah Sheehan
Concord Junction
A. F. Stone
Melrose
Local firms report vehicle purchases this week
Adams and Martin grocers at Maynard bought a Ford truck from Torrey and Vialle. Peter Feehan bought a Ford touring car from Torrey and Vialle. William M. E. Whitelock of Norebridge farm Marlboro bought a Dodge Bros touring car from Torrey and Vialle this week.
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Adams & Martin
Maynard
Torrey & Vialle
Peter Feehan
Torrey, & Vialle
Wm. M. E. Whitelock
Norebridge Farm
Marlboro
Dodge Bros
Concord News Briefs Include Recoveries Discharges and a Marriage
Miss Mary Barry slowly recovers from operation at Deaconess Hospital. Dugal Doyle discharged from military service and resumes post with New England Telephone Co. A marriage of interest to Concord occurred in Groton on June 4 between Mrs Vinal S Heuter and Herbert B Vialle. No cards.
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Mary Barry
Deaconess Hospital
Dugal Doyle
New England Telephone, Co
Concord
Groton
Vinal S. Heuter
Herbert B. Vialle
Moran Watches Loftus In Fitchburg Baseball Tie
A Fitchburg New England league note highlights Richard Loftus once Concord high captain now in his first big league season. Pat Moran, visiting Fitchburg, praised Loftus as a top fielder and potential hitter and instructed watchers to wire updates if form remains strong. Loftus endears himself to local owners and fans amid other league scrutiny.
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Fitchburg
Richard
Room Cottage on Elm Street for Rent
Historical classified notice offers a seven room cottage at Elm Street near Wood with four good chambers, garden, electric lights, furnace, bath, paint and paper and other improvements by awaited rent. Apply Alfred N. Sawyer. my14tf.
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Elm St
Wood
Alfred N. Sawyer
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