Local Notes From Soncord Junction and Nearby Towns
Walter Akers is slowly recovering from a serious illness in Soncord Junction. Charles Evans of Ashland, a former resident, renewed acquaintances here Tuesday. Auto enthusiasts from the town attend the Boston Auto Show this week. At Tuesday evening’s baseball meeting at the engine house plans for the coming year were discussed and a new manager search committee appointed. Robert Cousins declined to accept the manager role this year after last season’s creditable service. A large gathering of the Ladies Auxiliary to James J Mansfield Post met Wednesday evening and heard Miss Anna Mannion of Waltham speak on Hospitalization.
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Walter Akers
Charles Evans
Ashland
Boston
Robert Cousins
Ladies’ Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Anna Mannion
Waltham
New Englanders Entertain at West Concord Woman's Club
The New Englanders, warmly received previously, will entertain the West Concord Woman's Club guest night on Friday March 18 in Assembly Hall at West Concord School. Dancing will follow the program.
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West Concord
Campaign to connect 100 to 150 new light customers
Concord's Municipal Light Board urges extending electric service to about 500 unconnected homes, representing roughly 40 percent of town dwellings. The plan aims to lower unit costs and rates by adding 100 to 150 new customers this year through cooperation with the board and local contractors.
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Concord
W. B. Conant
Municipal Light Board
Concord Country Club Opens Season With Fine Weather
Concord Country club members enjoyed pleasant weather as they await the regular season opening in mid April. Pro Mr Johnson is arranging a first class schedule of summer matches. Also notes paint and refinishing materials available at Vanderhoof's in Concord.
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Concord Country Club
Johnson
Engagement announced for Miss Jeannette Panning and Rex A. Morgan
Mr and Mrs G L Dunning of Main street announce the engagement of their daughter Jeannette Panning to Rex A Morgan of this town. No wedding date has been set. Mr and Mrs Roy Stoddard now reside in a new cottage on Main street. Wanted by Vermonter married position as farmer gardener by April first good recommendations. George O Doney Concord Mass RF Db march 2t
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G. L. ‘Dunning
Main St
Jeannette Panning
Rex A. Morgan
Mrs Roy Stoddard
Farmer-Gardner
George O. Doney
Concord
Mass
Second Shooting Hits Town Hardware Store
A second winter shooting occurred last Thursday when thieves tried to break into Albert Vanderhoof’s hardware store. Officer James Craig investigated and fired warning shots as the trio fled through nearby meadows, with no clues left for investigators to follow.
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Albert
Vanderhoof
James Craig
Robery
Feehan
W. D. Cross
Vanderhoofs
Break at Charles F Adams Home Reported
Police learn of Sunday night break at the Charles Francis Adams residence in the woods. Unoccupied house valued silverware missing. caretaker John Hutchinson found the entry and Adams informed. A man seen with a bag near the field early Monday. robbers have left no trace.
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Charles F. Adams
Craig
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Boston
John Hutchinson
Adjourned Town Meeting Sees Large Attendance and Heavy Voting
The adjourned town meeting at the State Armory drew near record crowd with around one thousand floor seats filled. Citizens debated roads and budgets in a humorous mood as $289 043 70 was appropriated in half the time, with major sums for schools libraries fire hydrants water works and roads and bridges. A health committee and assessors salary revision were also considered.
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State Armory
Road and Bridges Department
Bulger Keeps Twilight League Hopes Alive for Area Towns
Billy Bulger continues to organize a Twilight League including Concord, Concord Junction, Maynard, Hudson, Graniteville and Lexington. Graniteville and Maynard show interest, Hudson may join if they field a team. A Middlesex school nine is billed for next Saturday and Maynard marks its 50th incorporation anniversary with a game on April 19.
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Billy” Bulger
Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard
Hudson
Graniteville
Lexington
Bulger
Middlesex School
Advertised Letters Listed for Wen-F N Balshe and Others
A list of names shows advertised letters including Wen F N Balshe Stanley F Con ant M M Hawly Andrew Hill Ira N Hitchcock Charles E Ives Dr J B MacDonald and women Mrs Alfred Center Mrs Theo Kyle Miss Emily M Chamber lain Mrs J F Dutton Mrs L A Ford Miss Ruth E Gilman Mrs Joseph Leander Hale Mrs H C Halcott.
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F. N. Balshe
Stanley F. Conant
M. M. Hawly
Andrew Hill
Ira N. Hitchcock
Charles E. Ives
J. B. MacDonald
Alfred Center
Theo Kyle
Emily M. Chamberlain
J. F. Dutton
L. A. Ford
Ruth E. Gilman
Joseph Leander Hale
H. C. Halcott
Third Annual Concord Firemen Benefit Ball Concert
Posters announce the third annual concert and ball of the Concord Firemen's Benefit Association. The event will be at the State Armory on Easter Monday night with Newall's seven piece orchestra. John H. Whitney, recent buyer of Hunt Estate on Thoreau Street, occupies the place now.
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Concord Firemen’s Benefit Association
Amory
Newall
John H. Whitney
Hunt Estate
Thoreaux Street
Trinity Church Society Meeting at Parish House
The church and society of Trinity Episcopal Church meet Friday at 2 30 in the Parish House with Mrs Holland and Mrs B Stuart Murphy as hostesses. Also adds eggs for hatching from standard bred barred Plymouth Rocks and a request for nursery second work with references.
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Church
Society of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Holland
B. Stuart Murphy
Sedeas Rocks
F. L. Garland
Concord Tion
Mass
Wanted Maid for General Housework and Cooking
WANTED A maid for general housework who understands cooking Apply 4 Monument street Concord Tel 201 M Make it for sale farm and formerly the John Lynah estate Apply to 48 Hubbard street Concord BaF 28
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Monument St. Concord
Sala Farm
John Lynah
Hubbard St. Concord
Legion notes on Armory renovation and post activities
The Walden Street Armory was renovated for Concord war veterans and turned over to the post, which will move in when furniture is obtained. The March meeting is set for Friday March 18 at 8 14 p m to inspect quarters and conduct business. About 40 members have not rejoined. dues of two dollars should be sent to the treasurer. The executive committee warned unpaid dues after April 1 will be suspended. The Ladies Auxiliary met amid bad weather with Miss Anna Manion speaking on hospitalization work and refreshments served.
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Servicemen’s Organization
Active
Walden. Street
Concord
Legion
Hositals
State Armory
Anna Manion
Middlesex County Council
Mary A. Flauvin
Ladies' Auxiliary Communion Service at St Bernard’s
Over 150 members of the Ladies' Auxiliary A O H received Holy Communion in a body at 8 o'clock mass Sunday. They gathered in the church basement and marched to a reserved seating area upstairs. Miss Nellie Fitzgerald served as president and Mrs Helena Mullaney as vice president.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
St Bernard's Church
Nellie Fitzgerald
Helena Mullaney
Staff Shifts At Hospitals And Moved Residency Notice
Miss Lilla M. Wheeler resigns from Goddard Hospital Brockton and accepts a post at Parker Hill Hospital Boston. Captain and Mrs W E B Ditmars relocate to Governor's Island New York where he is stationed. Lost Book notice records Book number 0604 lost under legal notice. Middlesex Institution of Savings Concord issues March 14 1921. General housework maid wanted by family of three near Concord center along electric car line with kitchen equipped. call 2 Devens St Concord or 278 J.
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Lilla M. Wheeler
Goddard Hospital
Brockton
Parker Hill
Boston
W. EB. Ditmars
Governor's Island
N. Y
Middlesex Institution of Savings
Henry F. Smith Jr
Concord
Devens St
Engagement of Miss Ballou Announced by Parents
Mr and Mrs Murray Ballou of Elmst announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Ballou to Seabury T Short of Pola Mani Hawaii. Miss Ballou is a Smith College graduate class of 1919. Mr Short served as a deputy commissioner in the Red Cross with World War I rank of major and was a member of the Siberian commission and director of the Department of Military Relief.
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Murray Ballou
Elmst
Eleanor Ballou
Seabury T. Short
Pola Mani
Hawaii
Ballou
Smith College
Short
Red Cross
Siberian
Department of Military Relief
Concord PTA Holds Meeting with 6th Grade Entertainment
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association met in Eaton Hall last Tuesday at 8 p m. After a brief business session the pupils of the 6th grade presented an entertainment program.
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Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Eaton Hall
School presents Strife in Eliot Hall Saturday
The eee School staged the dramatic play Strife in Eliot Hall on Saturday evening with about 60 boys in the cast.
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Eee School
Eliot All
Woman's War Relief Volunteer Meeting Announced
The Woman's War Relief volunteer committee will meet with Miss Helen Kelly at 5 Hubbard Street on Wednesday at 10 a m. Wanted maid for general house work apply to Mrs Chenery at 10 Ham Ave Concord March 16 1t)
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Woman's War Relief Volunteer Committee
Helen Kelly
Hubbard St
Chenery
Old Concord Chapter DAR Hosts Refreshments at Elmst Home
Old Concord Chapter DAR met with Mrs Herbert Hosmer as hostess at Elmst, former Frank B. Sanborn homestead. Miss Susan B. Gould spoke on the North Bennet St Industrial School of Boston. Mrs E. Thompson Blood, regent, presided. A good attendance and refreshments.
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Old Concord
Herbert Hosmer
Elmst
Frank B. Sanborn
Susan B. Gould
North Bennet St
Boston
8. Thompson Blood
Arlington Clergyman to Speak Here Sunday
Rev Charles Taber Hall rector of St Johns Episcopal church Arlington will preach at the Lenten service in Trinity Episcopal church this evening at 8 p m Evening prayer was held Tuesday at 5 p m and there will be holy communion for the intercessions for the sick Thursday at 9 a m
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Charles Taber Hall
St John’s Episcopal Church of Arlington
Trinity Episcopal Church
Public lecture on Child Welfare by Dr Richard M. Smith
The final free Red Cross Con cord Chapter lecture will be held in the town hall Thursday at 8 p m. Dr Richard M Smith of Boston will discuss Child Welfare in the hour long session.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Town Hall
Richard M. Smith
Boston
Monthly Police Meeting Minutes
The monthly open meeting of the police department was held on Tuesday evening at George Minot Jaker Elm Street.
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Cops Iene Nnval
George Minot Jaker
Elm St
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Chas. Davis
Sudbury Rd
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J. H. Flickenger
Anderson & Son
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Tel
John McCarthy West Acton
Church Street
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Relief Association Ball
Church Society Meeting
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T. Mott Shaw
Marléit
Perfection Stores
Albert Vanderhoof
Marlé
William Clubb
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William Wheeler
White Rock
Alexander Espie
Great Road
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Sytem
HAM
Savings Department
Walden St
Armour Star
Harry E. Tuttle
Miss Ballou
Relief Committee
Arlington
Concord Musical Club