Concord Junction Scouts Demonstrate Skills in Union Church
West Concord Boy Scouts gave an entertaining and educational program in the Union church vestry before a large audience Thursday evening. Eagle and Wolf patrols led in the opening, with demonstrations of signaling knots bandaging carrying of injured and fire-making without matches. Scouts W Wheeler and W Kennedy led the knot and carries displays while Otto Jensen and Charles Carr presented a two flag demonstration.
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Union Church
West Concord
Wiith
Anata Riis Tata Setae
Charles Carr
Otto Jensen
W. Kennedy
P. Jensen
W. Wheeler
H. Wetherbee
C. Manter
R. Wheeler
Leap year dance draws crowd in Concord Tuesday evening
H. H. Young buys Jersey Butter Co. of Maynard with Herold Butterworth and will keep his South Acton route. The event draws a large turnout from the area.
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Concord
H. H. Young
Herold Butterworth
Jersey Butter Co
Maynard
South Acton
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We desire to express to our friends and neighbors our sincere and heart felt appreciation of their many acts of kindness in our recent bereavement. Charles BE. Haynes and family Mrs. Edith Capen Mrs. Florence Haynes Mrs. Addie Haynes.
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Charles BE. Haynes
Edith Capen
Florence Haynes
Addie Haynes
Change in Character of Work at Strathmore Worsted Mill
Strathmore worsted mill will shift from weaving to spinning after completing an new addition. Weavers are being laid off as warps run out and looms are sent to other mills. Spinning will produce yarn only, altering employer structure and reducing the mill’s workforce.
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Strathmore
Jewett Market to Undergo Complete Renovation
Lester Jewett owns the market set for a full overhaul with a new refrigerating plant and an office. The changes support his growing business and aim to improve service to many customers.
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Lester Jewett
Jewett
Community Notices and Local Events From Marlboro
The Benevolent Society of the First Church meets this afternoon with supper at 6. A J Adam plans an April sale of horses and stable materials and will run a boarding stable thereafter. Funeral of Silas G Wetherbee at his Concord road home this afternoon at 2. Charles Lamar will appear in entertainment at Concord Friday and Milford Wednesday evening March 8. Gregory son of Mr and Mrs John Voutas marked Feb 29 as his birth anniversary, born 1912. A group photo of U S Marshal J J Mitchell and staff appeared in the Boston Record last night. P F Hearns sold 16 Stevens street house to James V Izzo. property includes two tenements owned by Carrie M Ingham of Winchester. Newell plays at Foresters Hall Hudson Tuesday, Ayer Wednesday, Northboro Odd Fellows Hall Friday, Saturday. The annual telephone dance occurs this evening in A O H hall for company employees and friends. Mrs Pierce and daughter Ethel join the choir of the First Congregational where Miss Pierce sang before. John F Moran visited Chelsea and Boston yesterday. Russell B Frye likely to play with Winchester this summer. Mrs Samuel Braveman is recovering.
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the Benevolent Society of the First Church
A.J. Adam
Silas
G. Wetherbee
Concord Rd
Charles Lamar
Concord
Milford
Gregory
John Voutas
J. J. Mitchell
Boston Record
P F. Hearns
Stevens St
James V. Izzo
Carrie M. Ingham
Winchester
Newell’s A
Tu Company
Foresters’ Hall
Hudson
Ayer
Northboro
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. O. H. Hall
Telephone ‘Company
Pierce
Ethel Stary
Miss Pierce
John ‘F. Moran
Chelsea
Boston
Russell B. Frye
Samuel Braveman
Two Negroes Charged With Nighttime Burglary
Albert Saunders and Frank Sidney, both described as Negroes, were arraigned in Newton Massachusetts on breaking and entering at night to commit larceny. The victims were Miss Helen M Crane and Miss Hannah M Farrington in Auburndale. The charge carries a maximum life imprisonment. The men pleaded not guilty and were sent to the grand jury on a $29,000 bond.
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Eli
Four policemen arrest Everett alderman during meeting
Everett Massachusetts on March 1 police lifted Alderman Mullen from his seat in the alderman chamber and, with the aid of the automobile patrol, delivered him.
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Neadquarters
Palmer
Mullen
Everett Board of Public Works
Board of Public Works
Everett
Mass
Mrs Mohr Seeks Regular Child Support Allowance
Mrs Elizabeth F Mohr appeared in Providence court with counsel Arthur Cushing asking to be guardian and granted a regular allowance for the support of her two children. The petition was taken under advisement and later granted.
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Providence
Elizabeth F. Mohr
Arthur Cushing
Tad
Tetas Tesa
Banquet Illnesses Linked to Poisoned Food in San Francisco
Nearly fifty guests at a Methodist church banquet in San Francisco fell seriously ill after eating allegedly poisoned food. Rev. Samuel Quickmire reported the incident to the Methodist Ministers association. police have not been notified. Most victims grew ill after returning home. a few left early.
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San Francisco
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Samuel Quickmire
Boston
Thomas Davis
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DA Prysicun
Walt
Desmond
Copyrigat
IGNS
National Cartoon Service Corr
Concord Junction
Parker’s
Main
T. F. Parker
Ford
Studebaker
The
W. A. Haynes Co
Loleys
Everett Alderman
Paige
Boston Automo Carte Sr
Paige Motor Company
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Commonwealth and Brookline Avenues
Back Bay
Sherwood Hall, Jr., Mai
Fairfield
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