Notes from Concord Junction and Nearby
Mrs Gordon Wilson visits daughter in Palmer Miss Sadie Burke guest of her mother Miss Helen King joins Middlesex Fire Insurance Co The Ladies sodality met at Help of Christians church Mrs Edward Beauregard returned from Rutland Vt Frank Wakeland ill with grippe Mrs William Riley from Worcester hosted Miss Dr L Fullenton announces millinery opening See ad in this issue G G G Gs met with Miss Virginia Wilson A dainty luncheon was served and a pleasant evening FOR SALE Female fox hound priced to move Fred W Reed 166 Commonwealth Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Wilson
Palmer
Sadie Burke
Helen King
Middlesex Fire Ins. Co
Ladies’ Sodality of Help of Christians Church
Edward Beauregard
Relaiier
Rutland
Frank Wakeland
William Riley
Worcester
Dr. L. Fullenton
Virginia Wilson
Hawthorne OBE Whist Party After Meeting
Wednesday evening after Hawthorne's OBE whist club meeting a storm did not deter attendance. Prizes went to ladies first Mrs Oscar Wood and second Mrs James Adams with consolation Mrs Carrie Dye. Gentlemen's top prizes went to Alison Willis and Louis Caldwell with consolation Rodney Pratt. Ice cream and cake were served. Oscar Wood chaired the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
BE. S
Oscar
Wood
James .Adams
Carrie Dye
Alison Willis
Louis Caldwell
Rodney Pratt
Oscar Wood
Talks During Lent Move to Weekly Catholic Club Lectures
The Catholic club met in Warner hall Monday evening and announced a series of talks by well-known men scheduled weekly through the Lenten season. A minstrel show report showed a record cost balance near $200 for the club affair in town.
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Warner Hall
Maguire Couple Relocate to Utica New York
Mr and Mrs James Maguire move to Utica New York where he becomes assistant superintendent for John Hancock Life Insurance Co His fine work here earns a bright future in the new field and friends extend best wishes.
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James Maguire
Utica
N. Y
Maguire
John Hancock Life Ins. Co
Beauregard Buys Ayer Meat Market From Cornelier
Edward Beauregard purchased the H H Young market from William Cornelier of Ayer on Saturday night. Beauregard, with years in the meat trade, is known locally and enjoys wide community support.
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Edw. Beauregard
H. H. Young Market
William Cornelier
Edward Beauregard
Ayer
Cornelier
H. H. Young
Beauregard
Mr. Young
William Reilly Incurred Deep Hand Wound From Tool Break
William Reilly sustained a deep hand wound last week when a screwdriver broke and the steel part penetrated his hand. The injury disabled him from work.
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William Reilly
Administrator's Sale of Farm Land in Ashland Mass
Probate Court license dated February 14 1914 directs public sale of 34 acres with buildings on Winter Street Ashland Middlesex County.Sale set for April 1 1916 at 3 30 pm at premises described in three deeds from Lovekin Bartlett plc to Caleb W Lincoln and Alonzo B plc to Lincoln. One hundred dollars due at sale with balance within ten days after deed delivery. Joseph P Dexter administrator Estate of George W Lincoln South Framingham Mass February 15 1916 M15-22-29
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Probate Court
Middlesex County
Ashland
George W. Lincoln
Winter Street
Richard Lovekin
Caleb W. Lincoln
Middlesex
Alonzo B. Plc
Colby Bartlett
Joseph P. Dexter
South Framingham
Mass
Petrified Cedar Stump Acquired by University of Washington
The University of Washington in Seattle announces a notable acquisition a petrified cedar stump found at 1300 feet altitude. The log stands fifteen feet tall five feet thick and is almost pure yellow with a very glassy texture.
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University of Washington
Seattle
Marlboro Notes: Ills, Visits, Visits, and Local Affairs
Marlboro man Aldrich remains weakened. O’Keefe factory cutters idle awaiting stock. William Coleman takes Overland agency. Edward Parmenter of Antrim visits. Mrs. Neil Regan of Quincy visits. Bernard Fitzpatrick of Milford connected with John Hancock Life. William Lewis seeks recovery from illness. Andrew Otis enters Marlboro hospital. Fred B Fletcher sells Elm street property to Solon Works for Nellie Proctor Bradley. Michael Raymond’s taxi out of service as streets worsen. Mrs. George Bordeleau reports seven feet of snow in the Berkshires. Special train carrying Marlboro Odd Fellows to Milford departs 6:30 with large crowd expected. J. M. Porter, former basketball star, critically ill at Portland hospital. Mrs. S. R. McCurdy of Providence visits Miss Jennie Harrington. Instructor Larrabee absent. no gym work. MP Mrs. Fred Allen ill with bronchitis. daughter Mrs. Herbert Stevens visits. Semi Colon Club date mixup. meeting postponed to the 21st. Home Workers meet this afternoon. 6:30 supper then South America talk by Charles W Curtis Jr. Borough Poultry Association to meet in high school Assembly hall Friday. speaker C. H. Wood will discuss The Hatch and Growing of Chota.
Local visitors and winter travel disruption in Sudbury area
Charles Kenyon visited Sudbury last week while Mrs Harold Bent visited Concord New Hampshire. Miss Minerva Kempton returned from Boston due to illness and Dr Frank Fisher with Mr and Mrs Charles Tate were at J S Rice’s recently. Roads remained blocked by drifting snow hindering barge passage.
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Charles Kenyon
Harold Bent
Concord
N. H
Minerva Kempton
Boston
Frank Fisher
Charles Tate
J. S. Rice’s
Mrs Rock Dies After Sudden Illness Near West Main
Mrs Elizabeth Frances Rock died this morning around 10 near her brother S Rock’s home at 74 West Main Street after a shock caused death. The 63 year old was returning from a meeting of the auxiliary when she was stricken. She lived at 142 West Main Street and was daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ye. She had worked in public safety and as an employee in the state fire prevention office in Boston. The Board of Trade will hold a quarterly meeting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Frances
S. Rock
West Main
Rock
James ‘Ae
Y Fire Department
Wo man’s club program in Seiiert hall Boston
Mrs. George H. Clijke and Mrs. Leon B. Hawes led the Wo man’s club on March 4 at Seiiert hall Boston. Miss Gladys Lott presented songs and sketches from Child Life in two sections Mother’s hour and Children’s hour and the program was very pleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Clijke
Leon B. Hawes
Woman’s Club
Seiiert Hall
Boston
Gladys Lott
Sermon on Sin Delights Parishioners At Sunday Service
Sunday morning Rev. Claire G. Davis preached on Sin drawing a large audience. Friday choir rehearsal for Easter music replaces the regular service. All interested are invited. Saturday evening a reception will welcome new members probationers and friends. Thursday Ladies Aid met at Mrs. William Ferden with nominating committee chosen chaired by Mrs. A. N. Young including Mrs. Etta B ent and Mrs. Ferden.
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Ladies’ Aid
William Ferden
A. N. Young
Etta
Ultimatum Recalled in Family Household Dispute
In a terse exchange Mr. Duthwaite and a family member discuss a New Year resolution about not letting others shoulder tasks. He claims he initially kept it but faced pressure as a relative refused to continue the imposition.
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Cnet
Mr. Duthwaite
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Acton
Concord Junction
Fred W. Reed
Commonwealth Ave
Comeau
Main ST
Maynard
Grain and Feeds
The
W. A. Haynes Co. ‘Incorporated
Market
J. I. Aldrich
O'Keefe
William Coleman
Overland Automobile
Edward Parmenter
Antrim, N. H
Neil ‘Regan
Quincy
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Milford
John Hancock Life
William Lewis
Fairmount St
Andrew Otis
Front St
Marlboro Hospital
Fred B. Fletcher
Nellie Proctor Bradley
Elm St
Solon Works
Michael Raymond
George S. Bordeleau
North Adams
Berkshires
Marlboro Odd Fellows
J. M. Porter
Portland Hospital
S. R. McCurdy
Providence, R L
Jennie Harrington
West Main St
Larrabee
Fred Allen
Russell
Semi Colon Club
South America
Charles W Curtis, Jr
Borough ‘Poultry Association
C. H. Wood
Woodcrest Poultry Farm
State Poultry Association
Sudbury
Allston
Cochituate
Etta S. Bent
Board of Trade
Miss Lott
Claire G. Davis
MISS
New York
Buckly Bros. Con
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