Local Notables and Visitors Across Concord Junction
Concord Junction notes list Mrs John McClary hosting Mrs George Lynch of Maynard while others visit, rent apartments in Boston for the winter, and relatives travel between Ashburnham and Lexington. An auction sale by Otis H. Forbush covers livestock, tools, and farm equipment, with a Lamson property sale following. A small Acton Centre farm is advertised for sale with features and water heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McClary
George Lynch
Maynard
Frank Leighton
Hopkinton
Joseph Alexander
J City
Walter Akers
Howard Barrs
Fairfield
William Reiley
C. L. Dye
Leona
Harry
Dye
Edward Hooper
Caroline Reeves
West Concord
Barry
John Anderson
Rose Frawley
George Carter
Billerica
Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Mass
Lamson
Topsfield
Lamsons
Tegardilegs
Advi
C. P. Wickard
Acton Centre
Membership Drive Planned by Concord Women’s Auxiliary
The Massachusetts Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion in Concord sets the week of February 28 for a Membership Drive to recruit eligible nonmembers. The unit aims for full participation, inviting mothers wives sisters and daughters of Legion members to join. A meeting for the James J Mansfield post Auxiliary is slated for March 8. Mrs Emily Lillie plans months in Cleveland and Miss Henrietta Scott returned from Providence. A food and apron sale is planned for Saturday March 5 at 2 30 p m in the Trinitarian Congregational church chapel to benefit Sunday school expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Massachusetts Women’s Auxiliary
The
American ‘Legion
American Legion
Concord
Women’s Auxiliary
Women's Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Emily Lillie
Cleveland
Henrietta Scott
Providence
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Woman's Club Hears Talk on Citizenship
At the last regular meeting in the vestry of the Unitarian church Mrs Claude V Gilson spoke on American citizenship. A large attendance came despite the weather and tea followed. The next meeting is set for March 14 with Feri Felix Weiss to speak on Uncle Sam's Immigration sieve. The executive board meets March 7 at 3 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Unitarian Church
Claude V. Gilson
Feri Felix Weiss
Uncle Sam
Quiet Election Returns In Small Town Strengthens Light Board
Voters declined in large numbers with only 64 percent turnout at the polls. Fred E Power won the municipal light board seat defeating C Hayden Whitney. License vote stood 193 yes to 308 no. New town officers include William D Cross town clerk and others led by Wallace B Conant for the light board term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Light Board
The
Light Board
Fred ¢. Power
Citizens’ Caucus
C. Hayden Whitney
Powers
William D. Cross
Samuel Hoar
Waldo P. Lapham
Charles H. Towle
Fred A. Tower
Chilton Cabot
Herbert
W. oHosmer
Miss Manion to Speak at James J Mans Field Auxiliary
The Women's Auxiliary of James J Mansfield post in Alabama will hold its next regular meeting at the State armory on Wednesday evening March 9. Miss Anna Manion, Middlesex County council chairwoman, will discuss Hospitalization Work. A large attendance is requested. Schools reopen Monday after a week’s vacation. The late spring lot begins the week of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield Post
State Armory
Anna Manion
Middlesex County Council
Battery Field Artillery halves season opener with big win
Battery Field Artillery basketball team opened its season with a bang by defeating Battery F of Waltham 35 to 2 at the State Armory. The visitors failed to score from the floor, gaining two points only on fouls. The locals showcased a fast passing game and strong teamwork, led by Judy Bowers and Captain Al Severance as the Bowie brothers contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery Field Artillery
Aj Bang
Battery F of Waltham
State Armory
Judy Bowers
al Severance
Bowie Brothers
Walthams
Rosebud
Bowers Goats
A. Bousse
Lake Walden urged for state reservation to curb rowdy crowds
Edwin A. Phel of Waltham writes that Lake Walden in Concord should become a state reservation to protect its beauty and honor its traditions. He warns that without state policing the lake invites vice, theft, and disorderly crowds, risking prohibition or state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Revere Beach
Lake
Walden
Henry D. Thoreau
Metropolitan
Middlesex Fells
Lake Walden
Edwin A. Phel Waltham
Local Notices and Personal Updates
Names listed in a society notice appear for a March 2 call at 48 Hubbard St Concord regarding the late John D Lynah farm on Lexington Road. Friends express sympathy and wish Densmore B Hosmer a speedy recovery after sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Road
John D. Lynah
Hubbard St
Concord
Mar
Densmore B. Hosmers
Veterans to meet at Starpey Armory for YD Club applications
Local veterans will gather at the Starpey Armory in Boston this Thursday at 8 o'clock to submit applications for membership in the YD Club of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starpey Armory
YD Club of
Boston
Moyse Seeks Pact On Lake Walden Reservation
Representative George G. Moyse aims to broker an agreement with Concord backers and opponents to move toward support for Lake Walden state reservation. He plans to reconcile diverging views before the next annual session, seeking protection for women and children and to preserve the historic site from desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court
George G. Moyse
Concord
Lake Walden State Reservation
Moyse
Old Fashioned Dance Draws Large Town Hall Crowd
A very large crowd attended the Old Fashioned Dance at the town hall on Friday night. The event featured numerous square dances and varied routines and the Colonial singing orchestra provided the music. Dancing continued until midnight.
Firemen's Ball Set as Big Concord Event
Concord Firemen's Benefit association plans its annual concert and ball to surpass last year's success. The event takes place Easter Monday night in the armory with James J. Mara as chairman and a committee including Ernest Hinsman William Reilley and real MacDonald. General housework maid sought by a local family at 2 Devens St Concord call 278 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Firemen’s Benefit Association
Armory
James J. Mara
Ernest Hinsman
William Reilley
Real MacDonald
Concord
Devens St
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F.C. Ring
Lenormand
J. S. Williams Bock Co
Worcester
Adams and Bridges
Republican Town Committee
John M. Keyes
Richard JL. Wilson
Esther H. Andersen
Elizabeth Baldwin
Helen J. Matte
Doin M. Keyes
Board OF Health Milk
Punkatagset
Graves
Davis
Tean Griffin
McCarthy
River Road Mo
Martin A. Williams
Harry W. Brigham
Will A. Charles
Thomas J. Powers
Helen D. Dexter
Leonard Metcalf
Board of Health
Frederick K. Shaw
Wallace B. Conant
Fred E. Power
Miss Manson
Battery C
Leo Daley
Sin
Ssee
Proweee iSeyes
Macone Brothers
Carlisle
Daley
Keyes
Te Board of Assessors
Vanderhoof’s
L. A. Sohier
Marlin
Wells Blanchard
W. Concord
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Henry F. Smith Jr
West
N. B
Montana
Chas
Sudbury Rd
Lake Waldé
Revere
Norman Clark
Paul le Cullen
Alonzo T. Hamer
James Jackson
William Trefren
Parsons-Whitney
Saine-Clair Winthrop
Frederic Coolidge
Franklin Emery
Emily Matson
Mra
Frank F. Sherburne
Misa Agnes Trudeau
YD Club
Maxwell
F. O
McCone Brothers
Concord, Ass
William Clubb
Maine
William Wheeler
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Savings Department
Austin 'D
Macrae
Walden St
Tel
Harry E. Tuttle
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