Concord Junction Hosts Holiday Baseball Bouts
Three games over the holiday showcase local pets facing Gilroy at Maynard on Saturday afternoon, a doubleheader with Lexington on Monday, and a hoped for strong season clash. The Minute boys seek revenge for Decoration Day defeat as the Junctions aim for a clean sweep with morning game at the Junction and afternoon game in Lexington.
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Gilroy
Maynard
Sparks
Lexington
Minute Boys
English Cleric Rev Sidney T Cook to Preach at Union Church
On Sunday July 4 Union church will host Rev Sidney T Cook of Boston. An English clergyman who has preached in the U S for two years he has declined a pastorate offering $2000 yearly. Attend and hear this gifted preacher.
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Union Church
Sidney T. Cook
Boston
Cook
Fourth of July Plans Fade In Concord Junction
July 4th goes largely unobserved in Concord Junction after six years with little public interest. Morning ball game will draw attendance while South Acton becomes the main spot for amusement.
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Concord Junction
South Acton
Concord lodge hosts large Family Night program
Family Night at Concord lodge No. 963 R A and the lodge drew many guests. The program featured readings by Olive King piano duets by Ruth Allen and Ruth Shepard and vocal solos by Ruth Allen. Strawberries cream and cake were served.
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Concord Lodge
R.A
Olive King
Ruth Allen
Ruth Shepard
Miss Allen
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Minnie P Nelson Estate
Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge issues citation for June 19 1915 to all interested in the Minnie P Nelson estate to show cause why executrix Lillian Maude Green lawfully may allow her administration account. Executrix must serve copy fourteen days before and publish weekly for three weeks. Charles J McIntyre presides. W B Rogers registers.
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Minnie P. Nelson
Gnard
Lillian Maude Greenlaw
Cambridge
Summer notices and local updates from Concord area
Boward D Deere enjoys summer vacation from Boston teaching. George Miller takes a fortnight break from Gets ceane. Mr and Mrs J P Bowen visit. Mrs John P Allen represents West Concord Woman's club at Marion convention. Divine worship Sunday 3 pm 19 Laws Brook Rd W Medford speaker W H Kimball no collection. Holy Name society communion special mass 7 pm. Benjamin Derby sold 169 head cattle last month and expects another carload Tuesday. Thomas Ryan starts with Aluminum Company of America Belmont Natick territory. Warner's pond fishing excellent with pickerel perch and bass. Duncan McEachern won Rexall contest and thanks friends. Boston Harness Co rush order finished. workers rest. Piano recital by Miss Frances Shaughnessy pupils drew many locals. Samuel Heyman magna cum laude Concord High graduate passed MIT entrance exams.
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Nue
Union
Boward D. Deere
Boston
George Miller
Fort Pages
Gets Ceane
Chesings
J. P. Bowen
John P. Allen
West Concord
W. Medford
Holy Name Society of Help of Church
Benjamin Derby
Thomas Ryan
Aluminum Company of America
Belmont
Natick
Warner's Pond
Duncan McHachern
Rexall
McEachern
Boston Harness Co
Married in Vernon Montague and Eva Carswell wed in St Andrew's
Joseph E. Montague son of Mr and Mrs George Montague and Miss Eva Carswell daughter of Robert Carswell lumber merchant were married at St Andrew's church Vernon. The Rev C Main officiated with Kenneth W Kinnard as best man and Ruth Carswell as brides maid. After the ceremony the couple left for a two week wedding trip to Victoria and other coast cities and will reside in Vernon upon return.
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Vernon News
Concord Junction
Montague
George Montague
Cottage St
Far West
St. Andrew's Church
Joseph E. Montague
Eva Carswell
Robert Carswell
C. Main
Miss Woods
Kenneth W. Kinnard
Ruth Carswell
Vernon
Rd. Mass
Vernon Fruit Union
Brandon
Man
Victoria
Married at Help of Christians rectory in town
Amelia Grenier and John Edward Burns wed at the Help of Christians rectory on Main Street with Rev Daniel Cronin officiating. Attendant Wilhelmina Bressette and best man Alexander McEachern. They will reside at 446 Main St. both are longtime town residents with Burns previously living in Springfield while employed by the Boston Hat.
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Help of Christians
Mainst
Amelia Grenier
John Edward Burns
Daniel Cronin
Boston
Marlboro Bride Weds Local Business Man Caroline McCarthy Marries George J. Lynch
George J. Lynch of Lynch Bros marries Marlboro girl Caroline M. McCarthy at Immaculate Conception parochial residence. Quiet ceremony due to the bride’s mother’s death. reception for immediate families at the McCarthy home. The couple plan to reside on Great Island with many wedding gifts noted.
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George J. Lynch
Marlboro
Maynard
Lynch Bros
Caroline M. McCarthy
Highland City
Immaculate Conception
T. B
Market Ad Lists Potatoes Onions and Fresh Produce Prices
Old potatoes and new potatoes priced per pk. Bermuda onions per ib. Fresh beets wax beans green beans peas per pk. Local market advertises tea 60c per lb coffee 40c Our special 332 Fancy tomatoes three cans 25c Fancy peas eight cans 2he Fancy corn three cans Imported olives per qt and oil per pt and half pint values shown.
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Bermuda
Prominent town youth Mr Lynch praised for sports and service
Mr Lynch is described as a popular young man in the town and valued for his leadership as treasurer and for prominence in baseball and basketball with Hudson Chicopee and Haveri teams. He is also noted as a member of local civic groups and veterans organizations.
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Mr. Lynch
Popul R
Treas- Re
Crack Baseball
Hudson
Chicopee
Haveri
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Chase
Dandelion
Prep
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Probate Court
W. B. Rogers
Register
Avy
Ray
Nason ST
Maynard, Mass
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Michael Lynch
Ames Place
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Shrewsbury
Stickney and
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Boston Butter Co
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