Death of Concord Woman After Boston Hospital Operation
Mrs. John J. Dee of Concord died Monday at 1 A M in St Elizabeth's hospital Boston after a tumor removal operation. Born Elizabeth West in Boston 49 years ago she moved to Concord with her husband in 1890 and their large family includes Mary Joseph Julia Cecelia Richard Elizabeth and Gertrude. The funeral will be held Wednesday at St Bernard's church where she was a devout member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Dee
Concord
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Boston
Dee
Elizabeth West
Richard and
Mary West
Bedford St. Wight
Mary
Joseph
Watertown
Julia
Cecelia
Middlesex. Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Richard
Boston College
Elizabeth
Gertrude
Funeral for Daniel J. Cullinane Held in St Bridget’s
Daniel J. Cullinane’s funeral drew a large crowd at St Bernard’s Church last Wednesday. Delegations from Div 56 A O H and the Railway Conductors' Association attended the requiem mass officiated by Rev M P Mahan. Interment followed in St Bernard’s Cemetery with nephews Joseph Bulger, William Loughlin, James Cullinane, Charles Castle serving as bearers.
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Daniel J. Cullinane
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bernard's Church
A. O. Hi
Railway Conductors’ Association
M. P. Mahan
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Joseph Bulger
William Loughlin
James Cullinane
Charles Castle
James Smith
Boston
Veg
John Hanley
National Express Co Buys a New Horse
Miss Margaret Sullivan of Hudson spent Friday with friends in town. Dr. Frank May has occupied his office in the new Fowler block. Mark Kelly of Southboro visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Prie st., on Sunday. The overseers of the poor made an inspection of the town farm early in the week. Four names were added to the membership of the Holy Name club at their meeting Sunday evening. Alfred T. Haynes has returned from a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilcox in Pittsfield, Me. At a recent meeting of Troop 1, Boy Scouts of America, two candidates were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Church occupied their suite of rooms in the Fowler block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Express Co
Margaret Sullivan
Hudson
Frank May
Fowler Block
Mark Kelly
Southboro
Mary Kelly
Prie St
Holy Name Club
Alfred T. Haynes
Clarence Wilcox
Pittsfield
Troop 1
Boy Scouts of America
Eee ST Goss
Eeane Acott
Fred Moore
M. B. Church
Fowler
Local Notes and Events From Acton Village
Acton reports illness recoveries and visits including John Kempton improving and Munroe Upham, W B Holt with grippe. James Hurley Jr becomes crossing tender at the depot crossing. A large Boston auto show draws villagers. Rebekah lodge to confer degrees on two candidates. Town folks attend Ingomar play in Concord and enjoy the Colonial orchestra at Judell. Maynard parish reunion and Universalist society meeting set for March 18.
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John Kempton
Munroe Upham
W. B. Holt
James Hurley Jr
Mr. Marsh
Boston
Rebekah Lodge
Ingomar
Concord
Colonial
Concord Judell
Lizzie Mead
Arlington
C. G. Durkee Sman
Wesley Hall
Fitchburg
Hall
Dodge
Groton
Roy
St. Bridget’s
Maynard
The
Universalist Society
Men's Supper Roast Beef Event at Universalist Church
The Universalist church held a men's supper Thursday with a bountiful roast beef feast. After the meal, Miss Irma Durkee provided instrumental music and Mrs. Alvo Rose sang, followed by a farce performed by Elmer Leavitt and others for the assembled attendees.
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Universalist Church
Irma Durkee
Alvo Rose
Concord Junction
Elmer Leavitt
Arthur Lowden
Walter Tuttle
Minnie ‘Lawrence
Clara Sawyer
Herbert W. Lewis
Carrie Shapley
Bertram BE. Hall
Transfiguration Sermon Highlights at Baptist Church
Sunday morning at the Baptist church Pastor Rev. C. L. Pierce delivered a fine discourse on The Transfiguration. The choir was aided by Mrs. Lisith of Portland who sang a beautiful solo. She also sang at the evening service where two young ladies received the ordinance of baptism.
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The
Baptist Church
C. L. Pierce
Lisith
Portland
Social and Whist Party at G A R Hall
Winona Rebekah lodge plans an evening social and whist party at the G A R hall this Saturday with refreshments and good times promised. Warren Hayward, back from grippe illness, was on his milk team Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Rebekah
Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
Warren Hayward
Concord Social News and Local Purchases
Mr F A Houston and Mrs returned from Porto Rico trip. Mrs Jack Darran of Newton visited Mrs T A Wilson. Julian A Cameron bought a 1916 8 cylinder Cadillac runabout from Torrey & Vialle. Mifed Winsor owns a Ford runabout bought from Torrey & Vialle. Concord Grange auxiliary to meet at Mrs Chase’s on Stow Street. Meta Porter of Bedford weekend guest. Gladys Love weekend with Fenway friends. Edward Anderson of North Acton owns a Ford touring car and J D Brown a Ford runabout via Torrey & Vialle. Postmaster William Byron says no mail to depart for Boston after March 16 on the 11 26 a.m. train from Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Houston
Porto Rico
Jack Darran
Newton
T. A. Wilson
Julian A. Cameron
Torrey & Vialle
Winsor
Concord
Grange
Chase
Stow St
Meta Porter
Bedford
Gladys Love
Fenway
Edward Anderson
North Acton
J. D. Brown
William Byron
Boston
Concorde
First Parish Men’s Club to host Rev Thomas Van Ness
The club will hear Rev Thomas Van Ness of Brookline speak on his personal experiences in the British war zone during summer 1915. The talk starts at 8 pm with a supper served at 6 45. Louis G. George bought a 1918 Moon touring car from Torrey Vialle. Many locals attend the Mechanics Building automobile show in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas van Ness
Brookline
Louis G. George
Torrey & Vialle
A Lecture on Socialism by Trinity Rector
The third Sunday lecture on Socialism by Rev. Smith Owen Dexter, rector of Trinity church, will be held at Trinity Parish House Sunday at 4 pm. He will discuss The Cooperative Community.
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Trinity Parish
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Armory Notes Rehearsals for Arizona Feature at Show
Last week centered on rehearsals for Arizona presented by Company I with multiple sessions and a dress rehearsal. Aparticus the Last of the Gladiators, an eight reel feature, will be shown as the attraction at two moving pictures Saturday night.
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Arizona
Co. I
Gladiators
Moving Pictures
Ideal Bermuda Weather Reported By Torrey & Vialle
Herbert Vialle, vice president of Torrey and Vialle, wintering in the Bermudas, writes that last week’s average temperature was 74 degrees and the weather is ideal. He rode his bicycle nearly every day, averaging 25 miles a day, with only two days spoiled by rain.
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Herbert Vialle
Torrey & Vialle
Bermudas
Vialle
Made Credit able Jump by Morris Rocko on Wheeler's Hill
Morris Rocko produced a ski jump of 64 feet on Wheeler's Hill. The small incline at the site makes the feat a creditable performance given the conditions.
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Morris Rocko
Advertised Letters Listed for Joseph Bell and Others
Local post prints a list of names for unclaimed mail including Joseph Bell Dr Devries James C English George Haskell J C Jones Arthur Lavign Stephen OHara J B Palmer 8 D Smith Mrs J Burden Ogden Mrs J A Ryan Elisabeth Wheeler Mrs Mabel Wood Consignments awaiting pickup at the city post office for distribution and return to addressees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bell
Dr. Devries
James C. English
George Haskell
J. C. Jones
Arthur Lavign
Stephen O'Hara
J. B. Palmer
D., Smith
J. Burden Ogden
J. A. Ryan
Elisabeth Wheeler
Mabel Wood
Concord Junction Armory Event Attracts Local Residents
Albert Hicks fills Mr Lowery’s post during absence. Armory play in Concord Tuesday evening drew many from town. Holy Name society monthly meeting held Sunday evening, and town meeting notes postpone hol club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
The
Holy Name Society
Accompanist for Play Praised by School and Director
Miss Ruth Shepard acted as pianist for the high school play staged Thursday and Friday evenings last week. The production, directed by Miss Gertrude Rideout, has drawn widespread congratulations for its success.
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Ingomar
Monument Hall
Gertrude Rideout
Warren B . Goddard
Alden Wheeler
G. Walcott
Ruth Bachelder
Sarah Loomis
Theron Lowden
Polydor
Arthur
Pauline Meade
Parthenia
Marjorie Shattuck
Myron
Timarch
Massilia
Wm. L. Dee Polydor
Theron Lowden Myron
John Lynah Neocles
Wim
Mulcahy Amyntad
Jou Pallon Elphenor
Lyman Wetherbee Lykon
John Giles Ingomar
Arthur Eldredge Alaster
Lawrence Clarke
Ruth Shepard
Lecture by Dr Simpson on Men and the Microbe
Friday evening the Men's club of the Union church invites members to hear Dr Simpson of the state board of health on the topic to the Man and the Microbe. Stereopticon views will illustrate the talk. Ladies are cordially invited to attend.
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The
Union, Church
Simpson
State Board of Health
Vernon visitors from the Montague family stay at Cottage Avenue home
Joseph Montague and his parents are guests at their Vernon British Columbia residence on Cottage Ave. Mrs Montague is connected with Vernon Fruit Co. They plan to stay for a month or more and enjoying renewing acquaintances. Mr Montague praises western routes and says the east lags behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Montague
Vernon
British Columbia
Montague
Vernon Fruit Co
Pi Magni
Mae
Concord Junction
Local Notices Compiled On Farm and Home Affairs
A compilation of brief items notes T A Scott losing a valuable cow last week R C Freeman installing a telephone Wilbur and Frank Fiske painting and papering the cottage owned by Goodwin Warner Edw Anderson receiving several carloads of manure from Boston for his farm Mrs D C Harris ill with pneumonia Mrs Ingham aiding the family in Lowell and Joseph Gallagher home briefly from Boston The Sunside Farm Co ships one case of preserves by express due to cold weather embargoes and slow freight deliveries
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Wilbur
Frank Fiske
Goodwin Warner
Edw
Anderson
Boston
Joseph Gallagher
Towle Neues
Sunside’ Farm Co
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Wilfrid Wheeler Ambivar
Ralph Rockwood Novio Peveceecene
Roger Walcott Samo
William Smith Acen
Pauline Mead
Heane
Emma Flemming
Earle Kendrick
L. Campell
Andrew Raymond
Gen. Cantlett
Guarde
Wilfrid Puffer
Willard
Frank Moulton
Jeanette Gerow
Ruth Wood
Oulse Cabot
Lillian Olsen
Mary Chamberlin
Louise Kirkegaarde
Frances Keyes
Wilhelmina Olsen
B. Ponder
Chas. Tolman
W. A. Hall
L. B. Pulcifer
G. G. Russell
H. E. Mead
R. F. Wood
George M. Baker
Leslie R. Moore
W. B. Goddard
Hdward D. Dee
Elmer
Miriam Russell
Gordon Fuller
Edward Boyce
Harry Bresth
Ralph Hewitt
George Murray
Robert Harwood
Dorothy Messer
Marion Peterson
Ethel Knight
Hether Davis
Ethel Spinney
Alice Judge
Margaret Fitzgerald
C. H.g. Athletic Association
William Li. Dee
John Mullaney
Murphy
P. H. Murphy
Main
Wes) Acton
Social and Whist Party
Mechanics Building
Armory Notes
Hol
Man and the
West
T. A. Scott
R. C. Freeman
D. C. Harris
Ingham
Pomona
P. W. White
Concord, Mass
R . A. A. Magurn
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