Concord Junction Local News Glimpses and Birth Notices
Mrs James Reilly spent Friday with relatives in Holliston and the West Concord school held a visiting day. Karl Johansen is slightly better after an operation. Mrs H W Tripp returned home after visiting her daughter. Mr and Mrs John Hannon and Mr and Mrs Claude Sheehan welcomed births in two families. Holy Name Society met with a large attendance. Florence Lakin and A L Paulsen visited in South Framingham. she is recovering from an operation at Deaconess hospital. The Assabet river returned to normal flow after last week’s high levels. ice blocks were left stranded as water receded. Concord lodge I C O F members attended work in Ash Wednesday service as a candidate was initiated.
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Karl Johansen
H. W. Tripp
Earl Preacott
John Hannon
Claude Sheehan
Holy Name Society of Help of Christians Church
Florence Lakin
Fir
A. L. Paulsen
South Framingham
Deaconess Hospital
Assabet
Pasix
Elm St
Concord Lodge
I. C. Or.f
Ahernesday
Kate Driscoll
Wakefield
Nicholas Driscoll
James Dewire
Nasonville
R. L
P. J. Sullivan
Anna Tikkanenen
Dorchester
Join Vaananen
Hattie Farrell
Allston
George 8
Chidley
Margaret Duggan
Lynn
Mary Dennehy
A. Bander
Sarah
B. Bennett
Boston
Alfred B. McCleary
Old Mendow Chapter
Framingham
Frank Brayden
George
Mark Kelly
Fayville
Albert Stokes
William Stokes
Gustave Shultz
Providence
R. I
Lottie Ryan
Mary Belanger
Kathryn Leyden
Minnie Casey
West Rutland
Hazel Hyndman
Roxbury
Public Library
Charles D. Holmes
John EB. Hannon
Bion Gertrude Lagggn
Cooperative Hall
Pauline Bent
Methodist Episcopal
George E. Dean
Worcester
James R. Bent
James Mullin
Frank Smallwood
Pittsfield
Smallwood
Mary Bower
New Idea
Meinst
Edna Denniston
Ideal Telephone
Mre
Delia Mahoney
Jen
Collinsville
Catherine Mahoney
J. Hilferty
Dan Goodenow
Arthur White
Richardson
Concord Grange
Concord
Bedford Civic League
Herbert Neally
Leominster
Timothy Danehy
St. Mary's Church
Newton Upper Falla
St Bernard's Church
Willow Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
John Rhinehart
Richardson Drug Store
Cochrane Drug Store
Hudson
Stevens’ Store
Stevens
Esther Davis
Marion Peterson
Ruth Allen
Shubert
Gettysburg
Stow Grange
Association Hall
Civic League
Thomas W. Surette
Trinity Church Parish Hall
Boston Ave
Agricultural Department
Oder
Grange
Knights of Columbus
Jeremiah J. Hurley
Port of Boston
Monument Hall
Concord Council 287
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Bedford Figures from a Busy Week in Town
Bedford notices report travelers returning from Portsmouth and recoveries from injuries. Local business changes include C W Blake Co rebranding magazines and John Q Blake purchasing the plumbing and hardware business. A March 1 storm damaged a carriage shed being rebuilt. others visit relatives and attend events such as a grammar school debate on railway public ownership and a minstrel night. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Lydiard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Blake
C. W. Blake Co
John. J. Kelley
Walter Manning
M. F. Manning
South St. Michael Myers
Theodore Christienaen
Grammar School
Fay Kenrick
Frances Kelley
Mildred Munroe
Leslie Luck
Mabel Kirkegaard
Emily Hunnewell
Debating Society
Gladys Hill
Maynard Local Social Roundup Notes Numerous Visits
Maynard notes list residents visiting relatives in Wayland Wakefield Lynn and Boston. Several individuals leave local jobs for new positions in Providence Roxbury and Collinsville. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Smallwood of Pittsfield. Public library trustees organized for the year and other community events are noted.
Concord Notes Show Town Activity And Meetings
Concord reports a busy week with Lyceum and Grange events on the horizon. Local clubs, churches, and stores note new hires, lectures, and upcoming minstrel shows drawing wide attendance.
Union Church to Mark 25th Anniversary on History Day
Next Sunday March 22 marks the churchs 25th anniversary with J Batt and Rev B H Weston speaking in the morning on early city and church history. In the evening Rev Walter W Campbell and several original members will discuss later church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Batt
B. H. Weston
Walter W. Campbell
Illness and community notes in South Sudbury village
William and Stone are ill at home in South Sudbury. Neighbors visit O. F. and wife. D. Reed entertains friends from Hoxbury. Charles W. Spiller moves to Bonnie Brook farm while remaining in Mr. Borden’s service. Yo Yo Beverage Co installs new machinery and overhauls truck to handle summer business. Village attends Men’s Club masquerade ball. minstrel show planned. March 11 two shots fired near the South Sudbury railroad station. operator dismisses it as a joke and cites differences between shooting for game and frightening a person.
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O. F
Hoxbury
Charles W. Spiller
Bonnie Brook Farm
Borden
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South Sudbury
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Paul Raymond
H. Kelley
Helen Day
Lexington
Fred F. Lydiard
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Ralph Davis
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Mildred Wilson
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