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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

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Concord Junction Man Held for Manslaughter

Douglas Crowe of 13 Grove Street Concord Junction was held for the April grand jury on charges of manslaughter and leaving the scene after collision. The March 14 Acton Road crash near Maynard injured Joseph McCrossin. Crowe’s bail was set at 1000 dollars after a hearing at the Concord district court.

Douglas Crowe Grove Street Suicord Junction Concord District Court Grand Acton Road Acton Joseph McCrossin So. Acoi Crowe Frank O'Donnell Marlboro Corp Carl Callahan Massachusetts Callahan Michael Foley So. Acton Peter Larson Stow Maynards Larsen Corporal Callahan Concord Acton Street Maynard Nolan State Police Op Nasan Street Irving H. Smith McCrossin Atty. O'Donnell

Sudbury Hears Just Folks and Beethoven In Evening Program

The Middlesex County Extension Service presents a motion picture program at Sudbury Town Hall tonight featuring Edgar Guest poem Just Folks and Beethoven Moonlight Sonata as the features. Touring with the Grangera through New England and New York and a new comedy will also be shown with no admission charged at the door.

Middlesex County Extension Service Edgar Guest Grangera New England New York Sudbury Town Hall

First Double Funeral in Maynard Marks Grim Week

Mrs. Ellen McPeck aged 87 and her grandson Fred Kelley died within 24 hours, prompting a first double funeral at St. Bridget's in Maynard. Services at the church were led by Rev. Edward F. Crowley with two caskets at the altar, followed by burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. Bearers represented local families as the town mourned two unexpected losses.

St. Bridget’s Church Tails Town Ellen MoePeck Free Kelley Main Striet Fred Kelles Rley Kelley Thomas Taylor Concord Junction Fred Kelley Frank Walter Edward Louis Raymond Kelley Irving May Springfield Edward F. Crowley Richard Hilferty

Costume Committee Promotes Colonial Scarfs for Concord Celebration

Concord March 25 The Costume Committee of the April 19 20 celebration urges residents to wear Colonial colors blue and buff scarfs or neckties. Scarfs 75 cents neckties 50 cents sold at local dry goods stores. Early purchases advised to help gauge demand. Ball feature April 20 at state armory with orchestra Leo Ressman Boston and grand march at 930. Tickets 3 includes tax and supper. apply by April 4 at local stores.

Concord Miss Buck W. B. Cross M. J. Fin Adams State Armory Leo Ressman Orchestra of Boston Richardson Drug J. Whee Rexpall Concord Junction

Poultry Men Plan County Meeting To Fight Thieves

Middlesex County Extension Service calls a county wide meeting at Acton Town Hall on Thursday March 26 at 8 o clock. Poultrymen from nearby areas will share experiences with thieves and outline a mutual protection campaign to reduce losses to farmers.

Midlesex County Middlesex County Extension Service Acton

Community Food Sale boosts Emerson Hospital funds

Maynard reports a Fearns drug store fundraiser for Emerson Hospital exceeded expectations. Starting as an equipment sale, it grew into wide support with over 175 dollars raised. A strong volunteer network canvassed neighbors, including many named contributors and drivers, thanking Fearns for store use and assistance.

Maynard Fearns Emerson Hospital John Or Robert Archer Ha Whitney James Priest Noble Morton Stasie Sheehan Edward Henderson Ma Haynes George Gidge Arthur Bariteau George Lawton Fred Holt Oliver Trees le Simms Fred Randal John Weaving Raymond Saer S. B. Annis M Palmer Hiram Ikin James Morgan George Siswick George White Join Horan William Naylor Florence Jackson Hastings Leslie Sini Catherine Bathma Barck Helen Swanson Erine Coughlan Philip In Augustus Morse Helen Hinch Hffe William Smith Howard A. Willson

Auction Sale at Cloverfield Farm Stow Mass

A clearance auction will be held Saturday March 28 1925 at 1 PM featuring 4 cows two Guernsey heifers plus wagons harness and poultry equipment and household goods. The owner is going west and all property must be sold regardless of weather at Cloverfield Farm Stow Mass near Red Acre Farm.

Cloverfield Farm Stow Mass Stow Lower Village South Acton Cloverfield Red Acre

Wayland Farm Equipment Auction Planned by Howard Russell

On Tuesday March 31 1925 at 930 the Russell farm near Bow Road Wayland Mass will auction extensive farm and garden gear. Items include a Ford Ton truck 225HP bed sash hay pipe and fittings, tools harnesses wagons plows harrows and various equipment. Sale is cash with lunch by a caterer and under cover shelter rain or shine.

Howard Russell Bow Round Concord Old Sudbury Road Wayland Mass Bow Road

One Killed by Engine in Sudbury Train Incident

Michael Connolly aged 51 was instantly killed when a motor truck carrying three Boston & Maine section workers to the yard was overtaken by a Weyland engine Saturday morning. John Foley, Thomas Linnehan and Samuel Courrier were injured. Courrier seriously. The others were treated at Waltham Hospital and sent home.

Sudbury Michael Connolly Boston & Maine Railroad Weyland John Foley Thomas M. Linnehan Samuel Courrier Waltham Hospital Courrier Courier

Hen thieves chased through Acton. suspect arrested after wreck

Acton police pursued a suspected hen thief in a Reo truck after midnight. The vehicle crashed on Lowell road near Lake Nagog. driver fled and was captured days later in Concord and brought to district court. Ninety-two hens were counted at the scene, with 32 reported stolen from Charles Stokes.

Acton Kelly's Corner Toncton Lowell Lake Nagog Marty Morse Michael Foley Allen Frost Carl Callahan State Police Fred H. Wolf Madison Street Concord Morse Wolf Charles Stokes

Framingham Bottling Co Buys R H Long Building

The Framingham Bottling Co owners of Hills Beverages acquire a brick 200 ft facility from R H Long Motor Co with railroad access. Modern machinery installed. Owner Samuel HI predicts a busy season ahead.

Framingham Bottling Co Hills Beverages R. H. Long Motor Co Samuel HI

Lovell Bus Co applies for Concord to Arlington franchise

Maynard March 24 The Lovell Bus Co has applied for a franchise to operate a bus line from Concord to Arlington via Lexington Clinton Hudson Maynard and Lexington Arlington. The company plans a direct route from Boston to Clinton and back, with a new Reo sedan for special parties and a 28 seat smoky compartment bus added to equipment.

Maynard The Lovell Bus Co Concord Arlington State Road Lexi the Bus Co Clinton Boston Clinton Hudson Lexington Bus Co

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Concord Jct Hudson Savin Sachuse Institution For Mutual Savings Bank Buick Motor Noyes-Buick Co G. M. Ross McLeog Manzer John W. Mara Main Street Concord, Mass Ivins Gars P. & G Baker's Cocoa St. Bridget's Len McPeek Fred Keiley John A. Finigan IN Acton Concord Players Venice Veterans Hall Basil Marvel Cunningham R.C.A Frost Musette Carter W. P. Blodgett Radio 2 Central St Ist Vialle Motor Co Dodge Vanderhoof Hardware Co Main
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