Children’s Day Pantomime “The College Bell” Presented
The Methodist church observed Children’s Day with a pantomime titled The College Bell. Mrs Grace Burnham read the story and Samuel Barker announced events. Children in costumes portrayed characters while choruses, solos, and hymns filled the program. A tableau The Floral Path delighted audiences and proceeds aid students.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist College
America
Grace Burnham
Samuel Barker
Alice
Lena Grinrod
Ruth Foster
Phyllis
Harriet Naylor
Lowe Johson
Jeannette Johnston
Dorothy Mosher
Helen Gordon
Elizabeth Binks
Irma O'Neil
Gertrude Chandler
Doris Forbes
Thelma Veitch
Donald Mason
Norman Johnson
Harold Cahoon
Lawrence Chandler
Howard Prescott
Elsie Howard
Mary
Brilliant Class of 1920 Reception at Colonial Hall
The class of 1920 held a reception at Colonial Hall for relatives and intimate friends. The event featured the grand march with about 100 couples, led by Leonard Mullin and Maude Cowle, with school faculty and guests in attendance. Stuart's orchestra provided music during the reception and dance.
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Kith
Colonial Hall
Leonard Mullin
Maude, Cowle
William H. Millington
Horace P. Bates
Patrick J. Hines
Lena FP. McKeen
Harriet L
Frank May
Roy McCormack
Mildred
Mae O'Donnell
Siemienak
Rose, McManus
Stuart
John Marshal
Graduation Exercises Held in State Armory 48 Graduate
C H S graduation in the state armory before 1000 attendees. Walter S Wood introduced Rep B Loring Young who spoke on The Future. Principal Warren B Goddard led a witty, well received address. 48 diplomas were awarded including 16 cum laude. post graduates were 3. Class roll includes Bernard Bulger and John Mullaney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Walter 8. Wood
C. H.S. Glee Club
Walter S. Wood
B. Loring Young
Mr Young
Warren B. Goddard
Elmer Duggan
Lynn English High
Goddard
John Mullaney
Helen “Dexter
Robert D. Do
Murray G. Thompson
Nard Bulger
Bernce Margaret Bradley
Sons of Norway plan Marblehead fishing trip Sunday
Concord Junction notes a fishing trip planned by the Sons of Norway to Marblehead on Sunday July 11. The item mentions Mr and Mrs Thomas King of Hyde Park visiting Mrs L G King at Creet Street, and Harold and Francis Wetherbee visiting from Worcester Academy for summer. Mr and Mrs Charles Beck depart for Kennebunk Maine for summer, John MacEachern returns from St Johns Seminary to spend break with his parents, and Mr and Mrs Frank Teighton, Miss Rose Reilly, and Merton Leighton enjoyed an automobile trip to Hopkinton to visit relatives including Mrs P H Bullock recovering from illness and visiting daughter Mrs Wins Russell in Hartford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Marblehead
Thomas
King
Hyde’ Park
L. G. King
Creet St. Harold
Francis Wetherbee
Worcester Academy
Charles Beck
Kennebunk
John MacEachern
St John’s Seminary
Brighton
Alexander MacBachern
Frank Teighton
Rose Reilly
Merton Leighton
Hopkinton
P. H. Bullock
Wins Russell
Hartford
Prison officers honored at Somerville banquet
Deputy C T Judge Omhend Walker Connorton Dee FP an tacott McMilland quet and given to the retired officers and instructors of the prison at K of P Somerville Wednesday June. Interesting remarks were made by former Director of Prisons Frederick G Pettl.
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Omhend Walker
Connorton
Dee
An Tacott
K. of P
Somerville
Frederick’.G.pettl
Bedford Couple Vacationing on tode Island
Bedford Mr and Mrs John Blake and 801 Warren are spending a two week vacation on tode Island. First Friday devotions will be at St Michael's church at 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. Friday. Edna Tubman of the Quincy training school for nurses recently visited Mrs John Ha. Frances Kelley Hag returned to duties with Clothiers' Supply Co Boston after a three weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blake
Warren
Tode Island
St Michael's Church
Edna: Tubman
Quincy
John Ha
Frances Kelley
Bowers
Clothiers’ Supply Go
Boston
Auction Sale of Standing Grass at Captain Whitcomb Farm
John A Finigan auctioneer announces a sale on Saturday July 3 1920 at 9 30 A M of 60 acres of first quality standing grass including timothy red top and clover plus about 7 acres of standing oats at the Captain Frank Whitcomb Farm near West Acton Massachusetts. Lots will be divided to suit purchasers and storage in the farm barn is offered free of charge. Aimed to reduce hay costs and supply buyers at their own price. By order of Fred S Whitcomb West Acton Mass Tel 41 4.
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Fred 8. Whitcomb
Boxboro ‘Road
West Acton
Mass
Captain Frank Whitcomb
Prachinery
Whitcomb
Fred S. Whitcomb
Selford sale of 33 acre Dr. Cross farm in Newtown Littleton
On Saturday July 3 1920 at 2 p m H L Selfridge will sell 33 acres of standing crest pasture on the Dr Cross farm in Newtown Newtown Littleton Mass The farm formerly owned by Dr Cross is described as having no haying implements and the grass will be sold for cash with free storage by order of H L Selfridge Newtown Littleton Mass
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H. L
Newtown
Newtown Littleton
Mass
Selfridge
Dr. Cross
West Acton notes includes local car, moves, and graduations
Bertram Hall buys a new Dodge touring car. Mabel Parker and Stearns visit Low 0 Friday circus. A W Davis finishes eleven weeks service at Lowell. Blaisdell leaves market work at Whitcomb. Leveroni family moves into Hayward’s former tenement. Hazel Beach and Ruth Davis graduate from Concord High School Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram D. Hall
Mabel A. Parker
Stearns
Ruth ‘Davis
A. W. Davis
Concord High School
Prof Chenoweth Demonstrates Sugarless Jellies for Housewives
Amherst professor Ww. W. Chenoweth addressed about 100 housewives at West Acton detailing methods to preserve fruits without sugar and to make low sugar jellies and jams. He demonstrated apple jelly strawberry jam and a sugarless method for blueberries and strawberries blanched and sealed for storage.
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Chenoweth
West Acton
Ww. W. Chenoweth
Amherst College
Margaret I. Robinson
Tham
Middlesex County Bureau of Triculture and Homeics
Dana
Sudbury Farm to Town Move Near Centre
Edwin A Powers of North Sudbury leaves the 100 acre stock farm for a house at the Centre near the schoolhouse. Samuel Allen visits old schoolmates. Allen now resides in Almira New York, driving here by auto. Property includes a large house two barns a shed and milk house with tilled land and abundant wood one mile from the Centre at the Concord and Lincoln roads.
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Edwin. A. Powers
North Sudbury
Samuel Allen
Allen
Almira
N. Y
Ted
Barna
Ico
Ry Center
Corher Concord
Lincoln Roads
Workman Falls From Foundry Roof Breaks Arm
A workman on the new foundry fell from the roof Saturday and broke his arm. Charles Jenness of Rochester N Y and Mr and Mrs C W Jenness of Farrington New Hampshire visited Mrs and Mr William Jenness Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jenness
Farrington
N. H
Charles Jenness
Rochester
William Jenness
Schools Close For Annual Vacation Departures To Homes
Grades send students home for the annual vacation with many pupils traveling to towns such as Keene Marlboro Maynard Natick Marblehead Newton Concord Andover to spend the break. Several named students Mrs Ning M. Tomlinson and Misses Cecelia Burpee Kathleen McGill Caroline Reeves Agnes Richardson Evelyn Rhodes Helen Bradley MergeretARD Richardson and others depart for homes in town.
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Cecelia Burpee
Keene
N. H
Kathleen McGill
Marlboro
Caroline M. Reeves
Jefferson
Agnes ‘Richardson
Maynard
Mise Ai Shannon
Natick
Evelyn I. Rhodes
Marblehead
Helen Bradley
Newton
Mergeretardson
Louise Everett
Concord
May Garvey
Susie Wood
The
Plorence Smith
Ning M. Tomlinson
Town
Holiday dance at the armory in Concord Junction
The James J. Mann post promotes a midnight event near the lot at Mory featuring Sheridan's orchestra. Proceeds support holiday observances with a patriotic call for attendance. The dance runs from 1 till 6 and is organized by post members.
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Concord Junction
Mory
Sheridan
James J. Mann
Mrs Louis B Puffer Visits Orange Friends
Mrs Louis B Puffer travels to Orange to visit friends. Mrs John Chapman spends the summer in Nonquit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Puffer
Orange
John Chapman
Nonquit
Typing School Session Schedule at Concord
A summer typing school will be held in Concord scene. The session starts Tuesday July 6 with morning classes 8:30 to 11 five days a week and evening sessions 7 to 9 on Tuesday and Thursday. James P. O'Halloran is the instructor. No tuition fee.
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Pions
James P. O'Halloran
Graduation Exercises Held at Town Hall Thursday Evening
Town Hall filled as the high school held graduation exercises on June 24 with a program featuring invocation by Rev J I Hoyle, a class history, duplicating musical selections by the Morn Rise chorus and the Wayside Inn quartet, and the presentation of diplomas by Frank Bene of the Grammar School and Rev George H larke. The ceremony closed with the Star Spangled Banner and benediction, followed by a reception on June 25 with refreshments provided by Walcott's orchestra.
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Town Hall
Non 4
the Wayside Inn
Ralph Frank
Alvin Noyes
Gavotte
Kitties
Murchison
Grammar School
Frank H. Bene
George H.larke
Walcott
Orchestra
Traffic Jam at Sou The Aviation Field Confounds Constable Hall
In a bustling locality traffic surged beyond normal at Sou The aviation field drawing crowds and baffling Constable Hall and the special unit. Police report unusual activity and plan traffic control measures.
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Sou
Waynard Wedding Officiated at Bride’s Home
The Waynard ceremony was held at the bride’s home with Rev B N Atiyeh of Congregational church presiding. The double ring ceremony was performed. The couple were well attended. The bride wore a brown suit and matching picture hat.
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B, N, Atiyeh
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Ginia ‘Peterson
Frances Elizabeth Williams
Evelyn Maud Cousins
Plotow
Martha
Waltas
Rep B. Loring Young
Rose M Cowen
Spinning Wheel
Martha” ‘ Sfloton
Alpha ‘Ruble
Frances Wood
Laura Gurley
Prin Warren B. Goddard
Faust
Sylvia” Delibes
Liliuokalani
Ford
W. C. Crosby
A. J. Hicks
Highland Con
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Congress
Bedford
John A. Finigan
Newtown’ Littleton, Mass
Sudbury
Concore
Typewriting
J. I. Hoyle
Mary Esther Adams
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Deteres
Robert Warwick
Secret Service
Land of Opportunity
Madge Kennedy
the Blooming Angel
Dale Hamilton
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