Odd Fellows meeting in Concord with Triple Link League
About 250 members from Harvard Acton Maynard Ayer and Roxbury attended a Concord lodge event in the association hall. Speakers from the Triple Link league of Boston included Dr. William A Emery and Dr. Herbert A. Chase with Rev C Poole and James P Chadbourne delivering addresses on Odd Fellowship and league workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Five
Concord Lodge
C. F
Odd Fellows
Harvard
Ayer
Acton
Maynard
Gilas A. Bean
P. G
F. W. Tingley
Frank Pierce
Pierce
Triple Link League
Boston
William A. Emery
Roxbury
Herbert A. Chase
Cambridge
League
C. Poole
R. Poole
James P. Chadbourne
Rex
Sadie R Haynes Dies After Cancer Battle at 38
Mrs Sadie R Haynes died at her Riverside Avenue home after a long cancer illness. She was 38 and had two operations last August and the following month with no relief. Funeral services were held at her home led by Rev Eldridge Whiting. interment in Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. She leaves a husband two daughters Hat tie and Eva two sisters Edith Capen of Fitchburg and Florence Haynes of Framingham and her mother Addie Haynes. The community extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie R. Haynes
Riverside Ave
Eldridge Whiting
Sudbury
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard
Haynes
Hattie
Eva
Edith Capen
Fitchbury
Florence Haynes
Framingham
Addie ‘Haynes
Concord Women Active in State Suffrage Conference
Mrs Robertson James led Concord women including Mrs L B Macdonald Mrs C B Brown and others at Ford Hall meetings supporting the constitutional amendment. National head Carrie Chapman Catt spoke at the state suffrage conference drawing strong local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson James
L. B. Macdonald
C. B. Brown
Equal Suffrage League
Mra N. Fowler
Emma
Elizabeth Redfield
A. Wilfrie
Benjamin Derby
Elizabeth Bean
Ford Hall
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Association
Concord
Local Odd Fellows Event Receives Patriotic Recital And Banquet
A Worthington assembly hosted an Odd Fellows meeting with Lawton's orchestra performing patriotic selections. After the speaking, attendees adjourned to a banquet hall for a collation. The organizing committee included Melvin Watson N G Silas Bean P G Frank Pierce P G Robert Prentice and Chester A Johnston.
Conductor Daniel Cullinane Fatally Injured in Collision
Daniel Cullinane, 52, a Boston and Maine freight conductor from Concord, died after a rear end collision between two freight trains near Westman and South Ashburnham. The crash, which caused a fire and blocked main lines for hours, left his caboose wrecked and him fatally injured. He leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cullinane
Boston & Maine Railroad
Itis
Westmn
South Ashburnham
Cullinane
Fitchburg
Met
Birthday celebration for Captain Dakin at his Lowell home
Capt A B C Dakin marked his 67th birthday with neighbors and friends visiting his home in Lowell. The gathering, masked by the captain, was a friendly, pleasant evening to honor the birthday anniversary. A note adds the third Socialism lecture is postponed to Sunday March 12 at Trinity parish house at 4 pm on The cooperative commonwealth and the Socialist movement of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. C. Dakin
Lowella
Proto
Trinity Parish House
Cooperative Commonwealth
Socialist Movement
Concord events and social visits noted in town
Mrs Lena Fiske of Boston visited friends Sunday. Joseph Beaudette of Manchester visited last week. John Adams suffered grippe last week. Peter Bergeron spent the weekend in Boston. Mr and Mrs Charles H Beck returned from Maine. A J McDonald of Boston visited his daughter Mrs Harvey Stone. Mrs Frank Lewis and Miss Viola Eldridge of Dorchester recent guests of Mrs J Frank King. The C H S play in Concord Friday and Saturday attracts many from this town end. Mrs James Mann improved after Deaconess hospital operation. Tuesday evening Company I play to draw Concord Junction residents. The G G G Gs met Friday evening with Miss Etta. pleasant evening and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Fiske
Boston
Joseph Beaudette
Manchester
John Adams
Peter Bergeron
Charles H. Beck
Maine
A. J. McDonald
Harvey Stone
Frank Lewis
Viola Eldridge
Dorchester
J. Frank King
Concord
James Mann
Deaconess Hospital
Concord Junction
Etta
Ortell Couple Face Years in Jail for Longstanding Shoplifting Scheme
Boston papers report Mr and Mrs William Ortell formerly of this town are jailed in Portland Maine on shoplifting charges and accused of a 12 year long scheme that netted thousands. Authorities say about 500 dollars in goods were stolen recently from major department stores in New York and the state with crimes reaching as far as Chicago. The couple s five children face state aid and a disputed question of care between Illinois and Maine with a decision due mid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Ortell
Portland
J. R. Wood
New York
Chicago
State Board of Charities
Illinois
Nashoba Camp Fire Girls Hold Fancy Dress Dance
The Nashoba Camp Fire Girls hosted a pretty social in the Association building banquet hall on Wednesday evening. About 30 couples attended the fancy dress dancing party with decorations and costumes creating a festive scene. Refreshments of punch and fancy crackers were served. The group is directed by Miss Mary Damon and includes Ruth Leighton Lena Dixon Doris Pratt Helen Cuddy Helen Loring Olive Loring Mildred Thurston Gladys Colby and Dorothy Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Nashoba
Mary Damon
Ruth Leighton
Lena Dixon
Doris Pratt
Helen Cuddy
Helen Loring
Olive Loring
Mildred Thurston
Gladys Colby
Dorothy Collins
Town Meeting Monday At Concord Townhouse
Residents expect an annual town meeting Monday evening at the Concord townhouse. The warrant calls all voting age men to join discussions and vote on local issues during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Town Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Guy Proctor of Somerville visited local friends last Saturday. Miss Mary Connorton of Concord Junction spent Sunday with Miss Lillian Fitzgerald. Mrs. Peter Cavanaugh visited Cambridge friends during the past week. Eleanor McNamara of West Somerville stayed with Bedford friends over the weekend. Stephen Tackney from town joined the New Haven street railway as conductor. Parish reunion at St. Michael's Church is set for Wednesday at 8 pm in town hall. Moving pictures draw crowds at the Concord armory and Lexington historic hall last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Proctor
Somerville
Mary Connorton
Concord Junction
Lillian Fitzgerald
Peter Cavanaugh
Cambridge
Eleanor McNamara
West Somerville
Bedford
Stephen Tackney
New Haven
Geveral Young
Tettereon
Union Co
Lexington
St. Michael’s Church
Town Hall
Armory
Concord
Historic Hall
Bedford selects Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr for reelection
The present chairman of the board of selectmen Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr will be reelected after a unanimous nomination. His record is endorsed by voters in the primary. He advocates progressive town measures and requires officials to dedicate their best effort. He warns against tax increases to avoid slowing Bedford’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Bedford
Concord Notices and Social Roundup
Reopened schools resume after a vacation. Miss Dorothy Tewksbury returns to New Britain CT from her home here. Concord Woman's Club executive board meets Monday afternoon. Miss Mary V. Tewksbury resumes teaching in Lexington after vacation. Mrs. C. B. Brown hosts musical club at Main St. home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Baker return to Pinehurst after a week in Washington DC. Shepard substitutes as carrier due to duty and Cullinane’s absence for his father’s death in a railroad collision. William Towler covers parcel post during first of week. Miss Daniel Lothrop, wintering in Palo Alto, visits New York, Boston, Concord before returning to California where daughter Miss Margaret stays.
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George P. Norton
Concord
Oliver St
Cullinane
Michael and
Mary Cullinane
Railroad
Fitchburg
James Dee
Joseph Dee Jr
Belknap St
St. Bernard's
Oclllecon M
B. & M. Railroad
Boston
Mr. Cullinane
Daniel
Ideal
Cornelius
Edward
Matthew
Miss Christina
Anna
William Bulger
Order of Railroad Conductors
Dorothy Tewksbury
New Britain
Concord Woman's Club
Mary V. Tewksbury
Lexington
C. B. Brown
George M. Baker
Pinehurst
Ington
D. C
William Towler
Cornelius Cullinane
Daniel Lothrop
Palo Alto
Jgst
New York
California
Miss Margaret
Lecture by Rev. A. M. Rihbany for Woman's Club
Rev. A M Rihbany will lecture March 13 before the Woman's club at the town hall. His topic is Wise men from the east and wise men from the west. The literature department, chaired by Mrs. George A Tewksbury, is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rihbany
Woman's Club
Department of Literature
George A. Tewksbury
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Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Best
Santos
APPLE
Washington Crisps
Burbank Hospital
C. Bertram Gay
Union Depot
Mrs. Ortell
Con’ord
P. W. White
Telephone Concord
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Wisalen
J. A. Finigan
A. A. Magurn
Concondi Farilies
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