Auto Repair Shop Auction in Concord Massachusetts
Royden A. Bass announces a cash sale of the entire stock tools equipment and shop fixtures from his Concord auto repair business. Saturday June 30 at 1 pm the sale at the rear of the Old Livery Stable Walden Street features new tools Ford parts a lathe a 36 compartment case and hundreds of repair items sold to the highest bidder with no reserve rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royden A. Bass
Concord
Walden Street
Mass
Hudson
Ford
Adamson
Brest
Administrator's Sale Of Estate In Billerica Mass
Auction to settle the estate of William H Marston of South America Mass will be held at the corner of Chelmsford Road Billerica beginning at 1 PM Personal property includes 3 bureaus 3 beds mattresses and household goods Real estate about 2 3 of an acre with a 112 cottage house ample fruit trees garden and outbuildings Only 8 miles from Boston and near Concord River Terms for personal property cash Real estate 300 cash plus certified check balance due in 15 days after sale Apply to the administrator via the auctioneer R H Marshall Lexington Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Marston
South Allerica
Chelmsford Road
Billerica
Boston
Concord River
R. H. Marshall
Ren
Lexington
Miss Patrice Higgins Graduates From Fitchburg Normal
West Acton reports Miss Patrice Higgins graduated from Fitchburg Normal School during the commencement. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Higgins and her brother John Iggins attended. Mrs. Ella Bolton Feltus attended as guest of her brother at Shanghai Race Club spring races in early May when the meet causes local shop closures and attracts tourists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice Higgins
Fitchburg Normal School
Timothy Higgins
John Iggins
Ella Bolton Feltus
Shanghai
Lodges Hold Joint Memorial Service Across Four Cemeteries
Progressive Lodge of K of P and Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters held a joint memorial service. A Maynard Brass Band parade started at Masonic Hall and proceeded to cemeteries. Clifford E. Jones gave the oration at Glenwood Cemetery. Graves of 18 deceased brothers were decorated in Maynard Stow Acton and Concord. The Sisters decorated one grave in Glenwood for a Saugus Temple member.
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Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters
Masonic Hall
Maynard Brass Band
Sanford Swanson
Nelle
Glenwood
Maynard, Stow
Acton
Concord
Saugus Temple
Maynard Defeats Abbot Worsted 3-0 To Reach Cup Final
Maynard Soccer Team beat Abbot Worsted 3 to 0 at Bunting Field Lowell on Saturday afternoon to advance toward the knockout cup final. Smith and Dove from Andover and The Portugese of Lowell meet next Saturday to decide which team faces Maynard in the final. Bill Spratt scored all three Maynard goals. lineup includes J. Spratt George Laughlin Graham Job Bert Doel Billy Oates A. Murdock R. Ashton Harry Madox Clinton and Bushman Concord Junction.
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Maynard
Abbott Worsted
Bunting Field
Lowell
Smith and Dove
Andover
Portugese
Bill Spratt
J. Spratt
George
Laughlin Graham
Job
Bert Doel
Billy Oates
A. Murdock
R. Ashton
Harry Madox
Clinton and
Bushman
Concord Junction
Auctions for Standing Grass and Household Goods in Groton and Concord
Two sales advertised for July 1923: standing grass auction in Concord for Mrs. Sarah Wheeler with 38 acres of Timothy and Red Top grass to be sold in lots, cash terms. A second sale in Groton for J. E. Adams features six horses and farm equipment, followed by household goods, cash terms, lunch by a caterer. Both note dates, locations, and items for auction.
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Saranee Sudbury
Concord
Timothy
Red Top
Sarah E. Wheeler
Sudbury Road
J. E. Adams
Hollis St
Groton
Mass
Goodard
White Mountain
J. C. Adams
Bathing Place for Town Sparks Public Interest
For years readers urged a public bathing area for children mothers and all. The piece argues a safe clean facility would boost health comfort and joy during hot summers and notes realization depends on citizen action and energy.
Local Graduates Earn Degrees from Boston and Tufts
Jacob Laurilla of Maynard high school 1919 received a bachelor of business administration at Boston University during Monday commence ment exercises attended by his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Laurilla and sister Elma. Arthur Kattaavileo of WHS class of 1919 to graduate from Tufts College this week with a bachelor of science. Walter Courtney, Springfield College graduate, is also 1919 class member locally.
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Jacob Laurilla
Maynard High School
Boston University
Elma
Arthur Kattaavileo
WHS Clss
Tufts College
Walter Courtney
Springfield College
Sudbury Graduation Exercises At Town Hall
Sudbury high and grammar schools held graduation exercises at town hall on Thursday evening June 21. Dr J Franklin Knotts DD gave the address. The program featured music, class history, prophecies, and diplomas for grammar and high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury High School
Town Hall
J. Franklin Knotts DD
Grammar School
Joseph Sherrard Arch
Horace Henry Cavanaugh
Esther Louise Chamberlain
Godonda
Margaret Dibiase
Mary Ethel Dwyer
John Farrell
Lauren Bar Fisk
Violla Frances Harper
Grace Elinor Morrison
Paul Groves Nunez
Mary Olive Piper
Dorothy Margaret Raynor
Walter Michael Sinon
Waldo Evans Stone
Hilda Ab
Albert M. Goodnow
Leybach
Viola Harper
Helen
Jordan
Dorothy Atkinson
J. Franklin Knotts
F. H. Benedict
George H. Clarke
Key School
Wheeler Reunion At Unitarian Church Social Day Held
The Wheeler reunion occurred at the Unitarian church on a Saturday in June with fewer attendees but several new faces. Officers from last year were reelected at the business session, including Pres. Mrs Sarah T, treasurer Miss Clara C. Parmenter, recording secretary Louise Lovell, and corresponding secretary Prof. George H. Barton. Isadore Cutler of East Sudbury hosts a house party at her Manomet summer home in Sudbury with guests Nancy Guptil and Nancy Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Wheeler
Sarah T
Clara C. Parmenter
Louise Lovell
Corres
George H. Barton
Isadore Cutler
East Sudbury
Manonmet
Sudbury
Nancy Guptil
Nancy Way
Tenney Sets Out for Two Month Vacation to Stonington and Beyond
W. L. Tenney departed Monday for a two month vacation to Stonington Maine, with planned visits to additional locations along the way. He will be away from home for an extended leisure trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Tenney
Stonington
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Concord National Bank
The
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Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
H. E. Gustin
Clinton St
Boston, Mass
Assabet
Maynard, Mass
John A. Finigan
Veterans Building
American Red Cross
Bebe Daniels
Pathe News
Snub Pollard
West Acton
E. N. Montague
West Acton Tel
John W. Mara
Main St. Concord
Wales
McGrath Bros. Farm
Swansdown
Briardale Farm, Inc
Woledale
Ellisdale
Julia Wolf
Wolfscraig
England
Westinghouse
Wang
A. D. MacRae
Main St
Moline Mowers
L. Anderson & Son
Henry Ford
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
George H. Dresser