Concord News Roundup Reflects Illnesses And Local Notes
Mrs. John Whitney ill at home on Thoreau Street. Flags at half staff from Saturday to Monday after E. J. Barnett’s death. Mrs. Elizabeth Wint buried in Hollow Cemetery after being brought from Everett. Stores closed Monday afternoon out of respect for B. J. Bartlett. Various society notices include church talks, voter registration drive March 21, and a deer sighting on Hubbard Street. A fire at Middlesex School caused minimal damage. Grange to host fertilizer lecture March 17 for farmers.
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John Whitney
Thoreau St
E. J. Barnett
Kenneth B. Cook
Hub
Wait
Conn
Elizabeth Wint
Everett
Concord
B. J. Bartlett
John’ Arouhart
Manchester
Wilg
H. W. Hosmer
Lowell
St. Mar-ia Wignat
Boston
Ted
Matthew J. Plaherty
Robert Em- Hee
di- O
Towne
Board of Registrars
Eny
Hubbard St
Thoreau
Walden Woods
Edward T. Hartman
Concord Civic League
Hartman
Lewis Charmboneau
Gardner
Concord Drug Store
Smith and McConnell
Concord Fire Department
Middlesex School
Concord Grange
Benjamin Moody
Grange
Grange Hall
Andy
Concord Woman's Club Seeks Endowment Fund Gifts
At a Monday meeting led by President Mrs. George M. Baker members were urged to contribute to the Endowment Fund of the Federation. The next club gathering is set for April 4 with a goal to collect donations and support the endowment drive.
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Concord Woman's Club
George M. Baker
Weward
Te Federation
Domestic Science as a Vocation and Avocation Lecture
Mrs. Harriet L. B. Darling spoke on domestic science and its value in life during the annual meeting as Miss Holden introduced her. She defined vocation and avocation, urged women to train for home keeping, and noted women spend more capital than Wall Street estimates while men earn the wages.
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Ellen Richards
Wall St
Darling
Leslie Aames Iba Oie
North Acton Misaine and local inn plans emerge
North Acton Misaine was named over Arthur Green and plans to open the Inn about April 15. During high water 100 ft of B M track washed near Mrs Daniel's. Elmer Flagg brings 159 cans of milk nightly to Jamaci Plain. The North Acton Athletic club formed recently held its first meeting to build a baseball team and raise funds for uniforms. A play is planned at Acton Center town hall and a prize whist party for members is set Friday night with refreshments.
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Misaine
Arthur Green
Chester Robbi
Daniel
Elmer Flagg
Jamaica Plain
George McGrady
Blanchard & Gould
Frank
Helena McCarth
Joseph Gallagher
North Acton Athletic Club
Acton Center Town Hall
Maynard Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Maynard residents report changes at R C A store with Mrs Clifford Whitney ending service and Miss Mildred Morgan taking over as bookkeeper. John Turvo wins shoes at Cooperative hall event and Mallinson secures dall prize. Auto show draws Maynard interest with anticipated new cars. A Nashua death brings Joseph Lesage family to New Hampshire. Summer Hill lodge plans a concert and recounted votes loom in Mahoney and Connolley races. Finish Mission Boys Club installs gym apparatus at church basement.
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Clifford Whitney
Mildred Morgan
John Turvo
Cooperative Hall
Mallinson
Maynard
Joseph, Lesage
Nashuk
N. H
John
Summer Hill Lodge
U. W
James Mahoney
C. J. Mahoney
William Connolley
Daniel Colbert
Finish Mission Church
Gospel meetings to open at Finnish Church this weekend
Beginning Friday evening the Finnish Mission church on Walnut Street will host a series of gospel meetings through Monday with visiting ministers including Rev. Frank Lehtinen of Astubula Harbor Ohio and Rev. John Lilljeberg from Finland. An entertainment by the Y P S C E is set for Saturday evening and delegates from New England will attend Sunday services. Morning, afternoon and evening sessions are scheduled.
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Walnut St
Frank Lehtinen
Astubula Harbor
United States
John Lilljeberg
Finland
Andrew Groop
Fitchburg
New England
Children’s Afternoon Delights Maynard Club Kids
The Maynard Women’s club hosted a Tuesday afternoon event at the Masonic hall for over 200 children. Miss Angie Warner Baker presented diversified entertainments including cartoons clay modeling shadowgraphs and impersonations. Candy was handed out and refreshments followed.
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Maynard Women's Club
Masonic Hall
Angie Warner Baker
Electr ic trains expand service on main line
New trains now operate on the main free run line boosting service. Officials report improved speeds and more frequent schedules for South Aptam area riders.
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Acton
Boston Area Rail Add New Electric Connections For Faster Service
Boston schedules add a morning express train with several short stops and a special Maynard to South Acton electric car to improve connections. An West Acton shuttle will adjust its times to link with the 9 06 and 9 20 departures, enabling near hourly service to Boston. Fares compare favorably with steam routes and several through connections are noted.
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Boston
Maynard
West Acton
South Acton
Concord
Concord Junction
Pleasing report on sewerage plant progress at Asaabet Mills
Members of the public health committee and Concord citizens visited the sewerage disposal plant at the Asaabet mills Tuesday. They expressed pleasure with the results and noted the plant’s systematic, long studied plans will likely be in operation within a few weeks.
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Committee On Public Health
Concord
Asaabet Mills
Meynard voters endorse council member on election day
A candidate thanks Meynard voters for their cordial endorsement and commits to serving the town. The note also expresses gratitude to fellow committee members and pledges best effort for the citizens.
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Meynard
Fortase
New Clothing Store Opens Thursday in Corey Building
KF Williams prepares for grand spring opening in a renovated Corey building with expanded stock including shoes and a new children’s line. Lamson Hubard hats remain featured. Seven souvenirs will be given away all day Thursday and a Thursday evening concert by an orchestra from 7 30 to 10 rounds out the event.
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T. KF. Williams
Corey Building
Cameran
Pleasant St School Girls Organise A Club
The girls of ages six and seven at Pleasant Street School were organized into a club by Principal F H Baldwin Monday. Officers named include Elsie Davis president Persis Howe vice president Helen Conrad secretary Evelyn Beauregard Gertrude Madden Ruth Peters on the entertainment committee.
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Pleasant St. School
F. H. Baldwin
Elsie Davis
Persis Howe
Helen Conrad
Evelyn Beauregard
Gertrude Madden
Ruth Peters
Full House for Anna Crowley Concert at High School Hall
Miss Anna Crowley will present a concert in the high school assembly hall. Mme Ethel Frank of Marlboro will appear and is expected to attract a full hall. One of the best known violinists will also perform, with Crowley conducting a program for which private tickets are available.
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Anna Crowley
Assembly Hall
Mme
Ethel Frank
Marboro
Idge
Crowley
City Laborers Win Battle Over Wages in Marlboro
In Marlboro city hall a heated council vote approved raising street department wages to 2.50 a day after hours of debate. Mayor O Halloran urged passage noting workers weathered storms without proper gear. The measure passed 7 to 6 after initial counting, with Councilman Sansoucy changing his vote to yes.
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Walla
Goltz
Cal
Major Ohalloran
Shay
Putnam
Sev
Sansovey
Sansoucy
O'Halloran
Hollis
Cunningham
Conn
O'Brien
Gallagher
Missouri
Rougeau
Genin
Vletcher
Tollis
Board of Aldermen
Stevens
Marlboro
Sullivan
Wtredts
Common Council
Simonds
Tom O'Halloran
Sanstuey
Yeas
Colm Gallagher
Lawson Stevens
Local probate actions list multiple estate petitions in East Cambridge
Various probate filings show Betsey Morse Ball seeking admin of Martha Ball estate. Catherine Ware’s will allowed with Mary Dacey named executrix. Guardianship for Florida Favreau. James Lender filing for Annett Stone estate admin. Lena Ballard inventory recorded. Multiple other petitions span Mary E Morse, Sarah Kirby, Thos Cartwright estates with values and return dates in East Cambridge and Marlboro courts.
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Betsey Morse Ball
Martha D.‘M. Ball
Saannie
Cambridge
George P Farber
Boston
Catherine Ware Cease
Chas. J. McIvtire
Mary Kk. Dacey
Marlboro
Florida Favreau
James L. Sender Leen
Annett P. Stone
Tate
Robert’ A. Stone
Northboro
East Cambridge
Heman Pay
Lena Ballard
John J. Kirby
New York City
Sarah Agnes Kirby
Vale George F. Lawton
Ernest L. Morse
Mary E. Morse
Danville
Morse
Ernest Ly
Grace Belmore
East ‘Cambridge
Atty
R. H. Beaudreau
Fannie M. Flemming
John L. Flemming
Visalia
Cal
Edgar Weeks
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New Ampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
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Cell
William A. Stevens
Edward Brennan
Leslie
de Winchester
North Acton
Madfane
Bolton
Highland
R. MH. Beaudreau
J. B. McGee
Orchard St
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M. W. Hamlin
Frye St
Frank J. Rooney
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