Local Notes From Concord Junction and Nearby
Concord Junction updates report Joseph Perna confined at home, James Reilly leaving Boston Harness to join an auto firm at Clematis Brook, and Alexander Macadorn Jr ill with grippe. Rev Fr Pinnick of Marlboro preached Wednesday at Help of Christians church.
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Joseph Perna
J. L. Massie
Alexander Macadorn Jr
James Reilly
Boston Harnesse
Clematis Brook
Pinnick of
Marlboro
Help of Christians Church
Andrew Bean Escapes Injury at Rhine Factory Hatchway
Andrew Bean narrowly avoided serious harm Saturday after stepping into an open hatch at the Rhine factory during work. He sustained an injured arm and minor bruises but returned to duties on Monday.
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Andrew Bean
Rhiine
Mr. Bean
Concord Branch at Converse Rubber Co Attracts Young Workers
Weekly reports show more youths joining the Concord branch of Converse Rubber Co. under forelady Mrs Amy Hackett and foreman Mr Bancroft both from Malden. Workers praise the training and progress in shoe making as Mrs Hackett returns to Malden plant leaving Bancroft in charge.
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Converse Rubber Co
Concord
Amy Hacket
Malden
Mr. Bancroft
Hackett
Auctions Including Milking Cows and Greenhouses in Arlington
Otis H. Forbush sells for the W. H. Allen estate at 399 Mass Ave Arlington on March 19 1920 at 1 30 pm seven greenhouses 200 by 40 feet with boilers piping and fittings and down removal. Follow up sales March 22 10 am Collins Marshfield 40 cows heifers two bulls milk room equipment March 27 10 am 40 registered Holstein cows heifers bulls two goats T F McNiff Harvard MA A transport to trains available free. Also bids on S D Perry property 8 D Perry Sudbury March 29 sale with J J Skahan Sudbury. April 2 Pilkington Lexington April 5 W B Fearing Dorchester plus cottage and garage 2000 Junction four rooms and garden 250 by 140 feet inquire 104 Commonwealth Ave May Pallets 15 2 50 each inquiries also reports a miniature lake at 5th Ave Bay Ridge melting snow goldfish park nearby.
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Otis H. Forbush
W. H. Allen
Mass
Ave
Arlington
Collins
Marshfield
T. F. McNiff
Harvard
Mays
Littleton
J.J. Skahan
Sudbury
D. Perry
Lexington
W. B. Fearing
Dorchester
Concord Whist Party Celebrates Willow Rebekah Lodge
A successful Willow Rebekah lodge whist party at IT. O. O. F. hall filled fourteen tables. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Arthur Tibbetts, Mrs. Cyrus Hopayer, Rodney Pratt, and Arthur Tibbetts. Post-event banquet followed under John Donovan's direction. Other items note travels, school events, church activities, and community notices.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Arthur Tibbetts
Concord
Cyrus Hopayer
Rodney Pratt
Ban‘quet Hall
John
Donovan
Edith Williams
Carolina Kingman
Alan Kennedy
Harry Parker
Herbert Piper
Town
Jeannie Camipbell
T. H. Mahan
Dinner for Fathers and Sons by Boy Scouts at Union Church
A Boy Scouts dinner at Union Church described as a get-to-gether evening for fathers and sons was well received. Attendees gained insight into Scout work and some fathers gained new perspectives on their sons, with much favorable comment on the troop’s efforts.
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Union Church
Fathers and Sons
Local Items and Events From Marlboro Community
Marlboro notes confinement of Edelmard Botley and ex Alderman John P Rowe due to illness. A whist for Diocean Center at K of C hall Friday. Maple street factory awaiting machinery shipment. Holy Trinity church event Friday evening. Michael Murphy runs a stock farm in Centre Harbor Maine. Johnny Giblin, once Young Daley, defeated by Johnny Noonan in Boston in a 10 round bout Monday. Independent Companions vote to buy Irish Republic bond. banquet planned in May. George Kriss new A C Lamson employee. served in the 13th Cavalry MG troop. Fire department responded to a Main street blaze at 30 owned by Percy Nugnes. little damage. Chief Minehan seeks ladder truck and chemical for fire service.
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Main St
Percy Nugnes
Costs Money to Run a Zoo Feeds and Prices Rise
Officials at the London Zoo estimate elephant feed costs about two thousand dollars per year and a giraffe about half that. With higher food prices, keepers face new challenges supplying meat foods for a wide range of animals. Birds, monkeys, snakes and others require diverse diets including beef, fish, liver, insects, fruit and grains.
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London Zoo
Gas Fails Robbers With New Vault Device
Popular Mechanics describes a protective device for safes that uses a glass bottle with reactive chemicals in a metal holder. When an explosive breaks the doors, the flask shatters releasing gas that suffocates thieves and causes temporary blindness.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Concord K of C Tops Roxbury for Third Straight Win
Concord K of C basketball defeated Roxbury 40 to 29 to extend their winning streak. Cleary and Loughline starred as the forward duo, Sev erance shined at the back, and the crowd stayed on edge as the leaders swapped the advantage. The team faces Camp Devehs next in the town hall amid renewed Maynard challenge talk.
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Concord K
Concord K of C
Adams
Roxbury
K. of C
Cleary
Loughline
Severance
Methodist Episcopal Church Services Notice
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites Norwegians Swedes and others to services at Thoreau Street near Hubbard Street with English and Scandinavian services. Sunday March 21 schedule includes Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am Epworth league 7 pm and evening service 7 45 pm prayer meeting Friday 8 pm.
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People's Church
Woman's club program features Mrs Deland lecture
Mrs. Margaret Deland of Boston will speak before the Woman's club at the town hall Monday afternoon March 22. Her topic is The Opportunity of the Dull Job. Charles W. Locke will give a 10 minute talk on The Advantage of Latin in Modern Education during the preliminary meeting. Sealed bids for manure from nine horses for one year May 1 1920 to May 1 1923 are invited by Concord Mass Board of Road Commissioners with payment in advance and right to reject bids. R J H Worcester Superintendent m17-24
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Beha
Asia Minor
Act of Congress
James L. Barton
The
American Board
Concord
Grange
John W. Chase
Stow — St
Torrey & Vialle
Detroit
Dodge
Middlesex School
Lyons
State Armory
Eleanor Hosmer
Herbert W. Hosmer
Elm Sr
J. Xagarton
Florida
George D. Sohier
Alice McManus
Francis McManus
Wood St
Mary Miner
Urquhart
Coness Hospital
Sherine Fewry
Plymouth Theatre
James J. Mansfield
George P. Farber
Boston
Elmst
New England Holstein Club
Cary Farm
Lexington
Margaret Deland
Woman's Club
Town Hall
Charles W. Locke
Board of Road Commissioners
Mass
Worcester
Harvard Crimson Baseball Team Granted Middlesex Cage Practice
The Harvard Athletic association allows the Crimson to train at Middlesex School in Concord while prep players are on spring vacation from March 19. Ground frost at Soldiers Field, Cambridge, delays outdoor sessions. first game vs Bowdoin is April 10. Coach Jack Slattery uses Middlesex cage to better evaluate candidates.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Crimson
Concord
Middlesex School
Soldiers’ Field
Cambridge
Bowdoin
Middlesex
Jack Slattery
Hiller Elected Captain Of Middlesex Ice Hockey Seven
Carl Hiller of Philadelphia was chosen captain of the 1921 Middlesex hockey seven at a special meeting of letter players. He starred at cover point this season and succeeds Thomas Wyatt Norris, who graduates in June.
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Carl Hiller
Philadelphia
Penn
Middlesex School
Hiller
Thomas Wyatt Norris
Concord Grange plans costume party and dances in town hall
On March 17 the Concord Grange will host a costume party and dance in the town hall. A fine will be imposed on members not wearing a costume. The first and second degrees of the Grange are scheduled for April 7.
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Concord Grange
The
Grange
Boxing bouts called off due to selectmen not reached
Boxing bouts planned for Monday night were canceled because the selectmen could not be contacted owing to town meetings. The delay comes after a couple of weeks with no meeting. A general housework girl is wanted for a three person family in Concord Massachusetts. Telephone 187.
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Selectmen
T. W. Surette
Concord
Mass
Dr Norman C Spencer Dentist at Richardson's Drug Store
Dr Norman C Spencer Dentist operates over Richardson's Drug Store equipped with X Ray and telephone contact 272 W.
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Norman C. Spencer
Richardson
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Ottage
Commonwealth Ave
5Th Ave
Bay Ridge
Whist Party
William Tobin Jr
Connecticut
Joanna Tobin
Joseph M. Hayes
Thomas
Hagerty
Fred Conant
Thomas Hopkins
Murray Miner
Owen Miner
Charles Voight
East Hampton
F.C. Rockwood
Monument Hall
Mary Mahon
Mahon- Powers Studio
Waltham
Trinitarian Church
Movind Furniture
A. D
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O. H
Order of
United Workmen
White's
Patrick MePhillips
John C. Dolan
David Carey
George E. Murray
Colonial Orchestra of
Mark Pabst
Berwyn, Ill
M. T. Carrigan’s
John Mullaney
BOY Scouts
Edelmard Botley
Broad St
John P. Rowe
K. of C. Hall
Diocesan Center
Maple St
Allany@hna
Holy Trinity Church
Michael Murphy
Williams Tavern
Centre Harbor
Johnny Giblin
Young Daley
Johnny Noonan
Independent Companions of the Forest
Irish Republic
George Kriss
Church St
A. C. Lamson Store
13Th Cavalry
R. C. Minehan
Fire Department
Irs
Referye—Chisholm
Bulger
Williams
Concorde
C. So
Loughlin
Hickson
Velado
Fay
Kennedy
Skinner
McAuley
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Cook
Sidney Coolidge
Perkins & Wells Co
Hubbard ST
Crockett
Fyghrop
Harold J. Gallagher
North Acton
West Acton
Albert Vanderhoof
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Federal Reserve System
Concord State Armory
Concord Chapter
American Red Cross
John Fox H
Loe Nailson
Nova Scotia
Sian Valley
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Sidney Drew
Rs. Drew
Germany
Concord Red Cross
E. E. Gray CO
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