Concord Notices and Local Events Chronicle
Sunday evening services at Union church noted with in person harmony and a Dartmouth address by Prof. H H Horne. High school graduation exercises set for Wednesday. A two week camping trip on Little Island by Sumner Hart Wallace Ford Walter Knowles Bert Hart Ambrey Butcher Prentice Blood and Murdock Butcher. Recital at First Parish church June 19 by Mrs W S Leland and Mary H Giles with Mabel Park and other soloists praised for high quality. Hawthorne chapter O B E and regular meeting suspended for July August with whist party and awards. Odd Fellows basket picnic planned at Henry T Mahan farm June 24 with supper. The Has Beens of Junction versus Concord team planned a fat mans race with hair growth prizes and fruit refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
H. H. Horne
Dartmouth
Sumner Hart
Wallace Ford
Walter Knowles
Bert Hart
Ambrey Butcher
Prentice Blood
Murdock
Little Island
Mra
Leland
Mary H. Giles
Mabel Park
EB Lawton
Marion A. Barker
Mrs. Leland
Hawthorne
O. BE
Wayne W. Blossom
P. P
Harry Marrs
Lucy Marrs
W. W. Curtis
Justin W. Ford
Charles Noll
Maude Robinson
Henry T. Mahan
Old Bedford Road
Concord
John Raymond
Geo. G. Russell
J. D. Wilson
Thomas Curry
Geo. F. Knowles
Dea. B. F. Russell
Walter Gerould
Ernest Libby
W. W. Campbell
R. E. Stevens
Harvard Medical School
Joseph N. Marston
Lowell
Dead River
Maine
Stevens
G. J. Laplante
Garden d'Honneur
St. Jean's Day
Catcher Hart
Georgetown University
Chicago Americans
James A. Brown
Clarissa Proctor
Elmst
St. Mary’s Church Choir
St. Jean's Society
Lincoln St. Pharmacy
Phaneuf & Boudreau
Vincent Whalen
Fitchburg
Anniversary Week at Union Church Celebrated by Many
A week of services at Union Church featured a ministers conference on ministerial work with Rev. Dunnell of Fitchburg presiding. Revs Bisbee Tewksbury Rice and Jackson debated. Fraternity events highlighted by society representations and talks by Preston Keyes on the Social Circle. Various local groups and individuals spoke or provided music. A Saturday lawn party for Sunday school children ended the week with refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Association Hall
Dunnell
Fitchburg
Bisbee
Tewksbury
Rice
Jackson
Preston Keyes
Thomas Curry
Fish & Game Club
Father Toomey
Catholic Church
Hart
The
Masons
J. S. Wilson
Odd Fellows
Eastern Star
W. 8. Leland, Royal Arcanum
H. M. Chase
Woman's Club
P. H Bullock
Literary and Social Club
Chaplin
Ladies’ Union
P. H. Bullock
Cabbage Plants Offered in Concord Junction Area
Cabbage plants in early and late varieties priced at 25 cents per hundred, packed and delivered to express Company at no extra charge. Advertisement from F. L. Garland, Concord Junction. Also listed are cheap wood for sale, lacquer products, and furniture items from L. N. Fowler & Co, including iron beds and sofas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Garland
Concord Junction
L. N. Fowler & Co
Japa Lac
Sherwin & Williams
Pastor Receives Golden Gift At Union Church Anniversary
Children Sunday at Union church Concord Junction celebrated 15 years of Rev. Walter W. Campbell’s pastorate with a Sunday school concert and a surprise gift of 16.5 gold pieces from parishioners. The program featured organ music, recitations, songs, and a Loyal Legion drill, ending with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Walter W. Campbell
Grace Knowles
A. B. Messer
J. P
J. P. ‘Allen Contralto, Harold I. Judkins
George Lawton
W. W. Campbell
Gardiner Russell
Esther Damon
Howard Loring
Dorothy Leighton
Paul Loring
Miriam Russell
Clarence Ridley
Herbert Pickard
Ruth Loring
Margaret Leighton
Clara Leighton
Virginia Wilson
Margaret Campbell
Mildred Lovejoy
May Damon
Caroline Kingman
Helen Loretsen
Ruth Shepard
Bluebird
Rose
J. P. Allen
William J. Batt
Gertrude Knowles
W. A. Hart
May Bowker
Margaret Damon
Pritten
Pretty Concord Junction Wedding of Donovans Daughter
A wedding took place last Wednesday afternoon as Alice V Donovans daughter married John E Hosey of Concord. Rev M E Twomey officiated at Our Lady Help of Christians church with a large gathering. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple left for a New York wedding tour after a rice shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice V
John Donovan
Concord Junction
John E. Hosey
Concord
M. E. Twomey
Our Lady Help of Christian's Church
Elizabeth Connell
Thos. Hanley
Mrs. Hose
Misses Blossom Whittier Offer Drawing and Painting Lessons
Misses Blossom and Whittier of 172 Commonwealth avenue will take pupils in drawing and painting. Miss Caroline C. OConnell of Boston spent Saturday and Sunday at C and OConnell's Derby Street.
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Blossom and Whittier
Commonwealth Ave
Caroline
C. O'Connell
Boston
C. &. O’connell’s
Derby
Marlboro locals note jobs and events across town
Charles Blandin closes his Main street bakery while James Green finds work in the Main street factory. Hormidas Bissonnette works at Jefts shoe factory in Hudson. Frank Meanor returns to Berlin for the summer. Annie Clancy becomes a Fashion Raphael saleslady. Bouffard joins Lake Williams Ice Co. Tenants and students relocate, with several leaving for work in Portland, Me and Acworth N H.
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Hormidas Bissonnette
Jefts Shoe Factory
Hudson
Frank Meanor
Berlin
Annie Clancy
Raphael Bouffard
Lake Williams Ice Co
William & O'Brien
Tufts College
Donia Favreau
St. Anselm College
Manchester
N. H
Eugene Lamothe
Brockton
Alphonse Lamothe
Peter Bordeau
Chestnut St
Mass, General Hospital
Boston
B. C. Riley
Eight Bells
Marlboro Theatre
Robert Howe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
George Chatterton
Cornwell
Park St
Acworth
Knight
Westboro
Trout Stream
Maine
Arthur Courtemanche
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Alex Patoel
Dr. Therrien
Patoel
Must Be the Name Young Americans Defeat Young Eagles
The Young Americans faced the Young Eagles in a five inning baseball game that ended 7 to 5. Two umpires oversaw the clash as Bent and Smith held the Eagles’ battery while O'Donnell and Washington pitced for the Americans. Willie Dolan starred by throwing out seven baserunners at second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. As
Eagles
Bent
Smith
O'Donnell
Washington
Willie Dolan
Town Visitors and Local Notes Highlight Weekend
Hudson J. B. Sisk of Providence is a visitor to town. Numerous residents including Ralph Edson, Mrs. E. F. Brown, Mrs. Mary Eddy, Jack Porter, and Patrick Hurley were in town or spent time with relatives in nearby cities. Workmen repair the Marlboro line on Park Street. Several locals hosted or visited friends in Sterling, Marblehead, Portland, Jefferson, Leominster, Springfield, and Edgartown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Ddy
Sterling
Jack Porter
Teddy
Lake Chauncy
Patrick Hurley
Lynn
Marlboro Line
Park St
Frank A. Patch
Littleton
Albert Stratton
Marblehead
Harold Rowell
Portland
Florence Bacon
Jefferson
Edith Peterg
Alfred Coolidge
Leominster
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Mark
Manu
Facturers
Massachusetts
Childrens
UNION
Hosey—Donovan
Marlboro
Charles al Blandin
Main St
James Green
Thomas Doyle
Hose 2
Assabet River
Ralph Stewart
John McAuley
A. Hi Wade
Unitarian Church
Miss Proctor
Del
DeLee's
Ice
Concord National Bank
U.s
Oere
Lawry
Moxny Reserve
Rann
Vin
U. S
Sipe
Cagament
County
Prescott Keyes
Belere
Ae H, Smith
Poe ‘Whiteey
Ted
J. B. Sisk
Providence
Ralph Edson
E. F. Brown
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