Local People and Plans Mentioned in Town Notes
Fred Poe plans to move his family into a new house in July. Mr and Mrs Hows and Jamieson family of Hartland Me visit relatives here. Mr Jenesdhig Cashier of Hartland Mill attends a Me American Wooler Co Cashiers association meeting at Methuen this week. Maynard C oir K of C plan an early date. A prominent baseball star will guest the evening. Manager Joe White brings Lancasterills nine of Clinton for next Sunday. Howard Fahey's Medford city team unable to come due to prior engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Poe
Hows
D Jamieson
Harti
Esdhig
Hartind Mill
American Wooler Co. Cashiers’ Association
Methuen
Maynard Coir
Joe White
Lancaster
Clinton
Crowe
Howard Fahey
Medford City
Couple Arrested On Suspicion Are Discharged
Frank Rose of New York City and Oino Hunkanen were arrested Saturday June 10 by local police on suspicion of involvement in a New York City robbery. Both were discharged after appearance at Concord court Tuesday morning. the witness claimed a $1900 loss in money and valuables, but the district attorney did not seek extradition. Hunkanen, from Quincy, was discharged after investigation. Rose faced questions about marriage and the alleged robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
New York City
Oino
Hunkanen
New Yok. City
New York
Wena
Fite Jong
Hiiikanen
Qu'ncy
Rowe
Wunkanen
Hia Chum
Injured Burlington Man Recovering After Car Crash
George Stockwell Sr. sustained a broken leg and other injuries when struck by a car while at a Burlington Vermont sign post site. He was hospitalized with an even chance of recovery after working a week at a Winoosaki mill. His wife and son William visited him.
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George Stockwell
Burlington
Stockwell
Winooaki
William
Mrs Gutteridge Dies Sudden at Supper Table
Mrs. Clarence Gutteridge died suddenly at the supper table at her home in Lawrence Tuesday night. The deceased is the wife of Clarence Gutteridge. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
Gutteridge
William Gutteridge
Brook Street
Concord Defeats Natick 4 2 in Friday Game
Concord beat Natick 4 to 2 in a well played game on Friday June 18. The result shows Concord leading Natick with strong offense and solid defense throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Natick
Concord and Wakefield Turmoil Tie After Seven Inning Battle
In a twilight series duel on June 15 Concord and Wakefield played seven innings to a 33 tie. Duggan shone on the mound surrendering only two hits as White made a notable catch and Wakefield’s shortstop delivered a key hit.
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Concord
Wakefield Council
K. SC
Duggan
White
Fional
rotland_ Gi Wakefield
West Acton Card of Thanks for Mrs Driskill and friends
Fred Ormburg expresses gratitude to Mrs William Driskill and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during bereavement.
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William Driskill
Fred Ormburg
Apple and fruit tree nursery offers and prices
Big Markdown on Apple Trees and other fruit trees with assorted offerings. Rose bushes shrubs California privet eight dollars per hundred off. Meant asparagus roots ten dollars per thousand and various fruit trees priced per item. L H Huntley manager at Boston address invites orders by mail or phone.
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L. H. Huntley
North
Market St
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Mass
Tel
Richmond
Sata
Bedford Club Holds Lawn Party On Hillside Avenue Estate
The Woman's club of Bedford held a lawn party at Bernard Webber's Hillside avenue estate featuring radio and singing, ice cream, candy, flowers, and a large crowd enjoying a good time. The Belmont Athletic Club defeated Bedford 22 to 10 as Carlin allowed a solid performance but home support faltered.
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Woman's Club
Bernard Webber
Hillside Avenue
Ohio
Ranger
Athletic Association
Belmont Athletic Club
Lowell
Carl
Bedford Town
Mystic Giants
Everett
Dutchy and
Thaxter
Cull
Concord
Loretta Shattuck Weds Edward Cullane at Concord Junction
Loretta M Shattuck married Edward J Cullane at Help of Christians church Concord Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock before relatives and friends. Rev Myles D Kiley officiated. Miss Cameron of Maynard served as bridesmaid. The bride wore a white crepe back satin gown with tulle veil and orange blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help of Christians Church
Loretta M. Shattuck
Edward J. Cullinane
Grant St. Concord
Daniel Culnane
Myles D. Kiley-aha
Miss Shattuck
Maud Cameron
Maynard
Concord Couple Wed After War Service at Local Church
The groom Edward B Curran of Concord attended by family and friends. bride a Concord High School graduate employed at Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance. The ceremony at a local church featured Misa Mary Christian on organ and Edward F Loughlin as soloist. Reception at the groom’s sister’s home followed. The groom, a World War I veteran, served 18 months overseas as a corporal in the 104th Infantry and holds memberships in James J Mansfield post A L No 158 Concord Council 287 K of C and Div 56 AO H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Curran
Concord
Misa Mary Christian
Edward F. Loughlin
Cornelius Cullinane
South Acton
Matthew Cullinane
Mra.land Lawrence
Iighland St
Concord High School
Middlesex Mutual Pire Insurance Co
104Th Inf
James J. Mansfield
A. L
of Concord Council
K. of
Former resident Evelyn Russell marries in Hartford lawn ceremony
Evelyn Russell formerly of Concord Junction wed John Wiley on June 26 at her parents Hartford home. The ceremony on the lawn was attended by about 200 guests, with Mr and Mrs Winslow Russell and Mr and Mrs P H Bullock among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Evelyn Russell
Concord Junction
Winslow Russell
Conn
John. Wiley
York
Rochester
P. H.bullock
Burleigh Pratt
Benjamin Derby
Miriam Russell
Meaning of Red Sunset and Hurricane Warnings
A Scientific American note explains a red sunset during hurricane season signals danger. A flame-colored sky below the thirty-fifth parallel may precede sea swells and cloud movements by 24 to 48 hours, offering a timely safety warning for tropical storms.
City to honor founder amid hill razing and relic transfer
The city plans to honor its founder Mbeanton de Sa whose drowned remains title founder. on January 20 the fifth anniversary of a ceremony ends with razing the hill to create land. The foundation stone and founder’s remains will be relocated to the monastery after a large Roman Catholic processional.
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Harcots
Mbeanton de Sa
Salvador de Sa
Tansie
Tle
Aneiro
Peel
Chance Meeting with John Muir Shaped Nature Writer Mills
Enos A. Mills, famed author of Wildlife of the Mockies, recalls a pivotal encounter with John Muir at San Francisco dunes. The frail nineteen year old, seeking understanding of outdoors, learned to study nature and to write and speak of it, crediting Muir with guiding his path and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos A. Milla
Mockies
John Muir
Mr. Mills
San Francisco
Senate
Ku Klux Parade In Virginia Involving Colored Taxicab Driver
A Washington Star report describes a Virginia incident where a colored taxicab driver was coerced by white robed men to participate in a Ku Klux Klan parade. The driver protested but was pressured as the procession grew with more white robes aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Sen
Hess
Washington Star
Measured Waterspouts Off New South Wales
An American engineer aboard a vessel off New South Wales details a scientific observation of waterspouts using a theodolite. Fourteen complete spouts formed offshore with two cones connected by a single spout. The top inverted cone and Bach cone measured about 250 feet each, with a 200 foot connecting spout.
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New South Wales
New York Herald
Remark on Earlier Inventions by Dr Frederick L
Dr Frederick L notes four great inventions of an earlier era were created without modern scientific tools by men with disciplined imagination. He cites electricity wireless transmission motion pictures as contrasts to those early breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L
Man who owns 17,000000 sheep named David Clark
A fragment notes David Clark, described as a sheep king in Australia, owning about 17 million sheep and 14 thousand cattle. It says he expects to ship 75 thousand bales of wool this year and questions if he engages in cattle raiding, which he denies. The text blends misprints and literary references.
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David
Clark
Australia
Knut Hamsun
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