Concord Junction News Roundup of Local Moves and Interactions
Harvey Stone buys a Ford car in Concord Junction. Mrs John Killoran visits James Kenna in Rutland Sun. Mrs Paul Edwardson substitutes at the Rexall store while Laura Marshall is ill with scarlet fever. Edward Connolly of Medford becomes shipping clerk at the Allen chair factory. Local basketball fans travel to Marlboro for a season opener against Maynard that ends in a tie. Mrs Olsen and daughter Dorothy move to Medford. Olsen remains with Whitney Coal and Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stone
John Killoran
James Kenna
Rutland
Sunny
Paul Hdwardson
Rexall
Laura Marshall
Edward Connolly
Medford
Allen Chair Factory
Marlboro
Maynard
Charles Olsen
Dorothy
Town
Olsen
Whitney Coal and Grain Co
Concord
OGrady's Terrors Beat Westvale A A 23 to 15 in Warner's Hall
In the opening game of a Warner's hall series OGrady's Terrors defeated Westvale A A 23 to 15. E Fitzpatrick scored nine of the 11 goals with J Fitzpatrick and Delaney contributing after a second half substitution. Attendance 200. referee Alex MacKacerti jr. scorer Fred Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Alex MacKacerti, Jr
Fred Lawton
Thos. Carroll, Jr
Palm Sunday Sermon Series At Local Church
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone will preach the next in the Lenten series “What Are Christians” on Palm Sunday morning. Holy week features four 7 30 p m evening services with Rev George A Tewkesbury Rev Elias N Atiyeh Rev William J Batt and a Lord's Supper observance. All invited along with church activities. Pallets for sale at $2 50 each inquire 104 Commonwealth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
George A. Tewkesbury
Concord
Elias N. Atiyeh
Maynard
William J. Batt
Concord Junction
Poultry Plant Meetings Scheduled in Massachusetts
In cooperation with the Poultry department of the Massachusetts Agricultural College two poultry plant meetings are set for Saturday March 27. The morning session begins at 10 at the Skene poultry farm in Bedford and the afternoon session at 2 30 at the Loren D Brown poultry plant in Hudson Mayes.
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Poultry Department
The
Mass. Agricultural College
Skene
Bedford
Loren D. Brown
Hudson, Mayes
Boston Auto Show Highlights And Local Social News
Misses Margaret Brown and Helen Helsher viewed the auto show in Boston on Saturday. James W. Christian and daughter Mary attended the event. Mrs. J. R. Brown and Mrs. A. H. Converse attended events in nearby towns. John Adams returns to work after influenza. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. William Jenness hosting relatives from Malden and Farmington. A requiem high mass honored Miss Sadie Burke and Mrs. Patrick Keefe. An Auction Bridge club outing in Boston followed by a Wilbur theatre visit. Joe Fitzpatrick suffered a cut at a basketball game in Warner hall requiring stitches. A lecture on Music of Scandinavia is slated for West Concord Women’s club.
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Margaret Brown
Helen Helsher
Boston
J. R. Brown
Somerville
A. H. Converse
Lawrence
Cornelius Kelley
Ipswich
John Adams
James W. Christian
Mary
William Jenness
Molyneux
Malden
C. W. Jenness
Farmington
N. H
Help of Christians ‘Church
Sadie Burke
Patrick Keefe
Auction Bridge Club
United States
39 East
Wilbur Theatre
Warner Hall
Joe Fitzpatrick
Scandinavia
Mary A. Reed
Annie Sumner
West Concord Womanis Club
Harvey Wheeler School
Tony Muscato Found Safe in Chicago After Missing
Relatives report Tony Muscato is safe in Chicago staying with an aunt. He had been missing from his home since March 13 and worried parents searched after he left to attend a movie but did not arrive. A letter from his aunt confirmed his arrival.
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Tony Muscato
Chicago
Tony
Strathmore Mills
Marian Keith Weds Horace Worthington in Village Ceremony
In the home of Rev. William J. Batt, Marian Keith of this town married Horace Worthington of Springfield. Rev. Batt officiated with Harold Bearfe as best man, and the couple will reside in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Batt
Marian Keith
Horace Worthington
Springfield
Mr. Batt
Harold Bearfe
Worthington
George Keith
Central St
Antlers Minstrel Show At Colonial Hall April 21
The Antlers club minstrel show with a chorus of 60 voices and end men of fame will be at Colonial Hall Wednesday evening April 21. Tickets went on sale so rapidly that a second performance may be needed. A three act comedy at Cooperative Hall Monday April 12 had no sales this week. A dance will follow the show. Frank Shea, who has been with his grandmother, Mrs. Iannah Shea, Summer St, left for Oldtown Me Friday to choose a course. His mother, who is under treatment at a Boston hospital, is reported improving.
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Antlers
Colonial Hall
Gale
Cooperative
Frank Shea
Iannah
Summer St
Oldtown
Boston
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Robt. MacDonald
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