Local Social and School Notes from Salem and Surrounding Towns
Joseph Farrell visited friends in Salem. Miss Hilda Precourt reopened a Marlboro millinery store in Naylor's block. Mrs. John Morgan and Mrs. George McCormick visited in Lawrence. Edward Mahon suffers rheumatism at home on Thompson street. Gus Johnson leaves Assabet mills to spend weeks in Sweden. Mrs. Thomas Lehy stayed with her daughter in Concord Junction. American Woollen Co. buys a light wagon for lighting work. M. M. Poresky opens a shoe store in Farrell's block. Other visits include John and Mary Morgan and Miss Mae Morgan in Lawrence. Ladies Whiet club to entertain at Main St. home. Two high school literary clubs Alpha and Delta formed, plan annual public debates. A. J. Coughlin reports promising candidates for the single men’s baseball team. training site undecided. Wayland High School baseball challenge declined due to small roster and uncertain talent. B. J. Coughlin and A. A. Hilferty bowled at Lalley’s, with a left‑handed, cross‑eyed spectator deeming it better than the contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Precourt
Marlboro
Naylor's Block
John Morgan
George McCormick
Lawrence
Edward Mahon
Thompson St
Gus Johnson
Assabet Mills
Sweden
Thomas Lehy
J. Robert Brown
Concord Junction
The
American Woollen Co
M.M. Poresky
Clinton
Farrell
Werner
Mary Morgan
Elizabeth Keefe
Mae Morgan
Charles Fletcher
Alonzo Warren
Main St
Alpha
Delta
A. J. Coughlin
Wayland High School
B. J. Coughlin
A. A. Hilferty
Lalley’s
John L Clarke dies after long illness and service details
John L. Clarke, sick for some time with stomach cancer, died Sunday morning. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Wood officiating and interment at Acton. The remains of James P. Lamsey, killed in a Concord New Hampshire quarry, were brought to his niece Miss Morrison’s home Thursday evening and buried Saturday at St Bernard's cemetery in Concord. A C and C 8 Mentzer of Hudson announce a millinery sale at the old express office stand Monday and Tuesday March 30th and 31st with extended hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Clarke
Mr. Wood
Acton
James P. Lamsey
Concord
N. H
Neice
Miss Morrison
Conant St
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
A. C
Mentzer of
Hudson
Old Express
William ©. Bass
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
A card of thanks from Katherine Lamsey Mrs A McNeill and Miss Morrison expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy in bereavement dated March 23 1908 in Concord Junction Local. For Sale a Stevens best made Concord 2 carryall cheap. Address Karl G Johanson 134 Commonwealth Ave Concord Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lamsey
A. McNeill
Morrison
Concord Junction
Karl G. Johanson
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jane
Mass
Concord Lyceum reports strongest season and new officers
The Concord Lyceum closed its season with a record showing the most successful course ever. George W. Hopkins chaired, reporting a $151.95 treasury balance to be saved. E. H. Smith became clerk and Henry L. Whitcomb treasurer as the new officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lyceum
Lower Town Hall
George W. Hopkins
Treasury
Savings Bank
C. W. Prescott
Alice R. Keyes
Henry D. Coolidge
E. H. Smith
Henry L. Whitcomb
Fred A. Tower
James C. Howard
Joseph H. Orrendorf
Criterion Club
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Haviland
Maynard
China
Alfred T. Haynes
Main
Cc. L. King
D. D. S. Concord Junction
Mase
John
Kelley
Seem
Driscoll Main Street
John GC. Friend
Walden Sts
Union Market
John M Keyes
St. Concord
Telephone
Adelbert Fernald, D. M. D
Graduate Dental Department
Harvard University
Boston
Huntington Ave
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
W. F.davis, 0
M.D
Maynard’s Block
Maynard, Mass
Feseday
Petting and Setantan
Ghee
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
Towle M’s’g. Co
Maynard and Vicinity
H. P. N. Dahl & CO
Jewelers
Opticians
Opp
Post Office
F. B. Ganderson Riverside
KR. J Coughlin
Elmer Cozzens
Natick
Joseph Farrell
Salem
Thomas Farrell
H. P. N. Dahl
Patrick Laughlin
Lowell
Sadie Hardy
Bolton
Arthur Morrell
Leominster
Nellie Bullivan
Hess
Durling
James Nagle
Dedham
T. H. Farrell
W. A. Haynes
E. W. Blossom
W. A. Hart
Brown University
W. W. Blossom
James L. Hart
Fall River
Mrs. C. S. Hart
L L. Pickard
Board of Health
L. N. McDonald
Reformatory
John L. Connorton
Leon M. Harris
Babbitt Optical Co
Annie
Blossom
P. and
P. M. and
P. Association of Mass
Quincy House
Ladies Union
Union Church
H. L. Whitcomb
W. A. Haynes & Co
W. F. Litchfield
Reason- Main ST
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