Concord Junction High School Food Safe Event Planned
The Domestic Science club at Concord Junction High School will hold a food safe on Friday March 28 from 3 to 5 pm at Emerson school with public invitation. Local notes report community events, church fundraisers, and town updates including guests, visits, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
John Williams
Frank Williams
Ladies’ Union of Union Church
John Webber
Fitchburg
Jas. M. Cutler
Laws Brook Rd
Mildred Gerrit
Boston
Church St. Hill
Thomas Bickford
Edward Bickford
Dewdrop Inn Club
West Acton
International Bible Students
DIL Vine
W. H. Kimball
West Medford
Lira “Hope
Framingham Normal School
William Hamilton
Concord
Frank King
Crest St
Co. E. Haynes and
Main St
Riverside Ave
Concert and Ball for Concord Junction Baseball Club
A benefit concert and ball at Association hall drew many from nearby towns. Mondello's orchestra opened the program with vocal solos by Geo. Coggswell Mrs. A. B. Messer and others. After the concert a grand march led by Ernest Forgen and Miss Winifred Craig closed with dancing until 1 o'clock and refreshments in the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Mondello
S. Orchestra
Geo. Coggswell
Maynard
A. B. Messer
Herbert Clark
Waltham
Benj. Derby
Fred. MacDonald
Ernest Forgen
Winifred Craig
Bangetu Hall
A. P. Simpson
Fred Newcombe
A. E. Pratley
Waldo Haynes
Thomas Reilly
Ernest Pringle
Ernest Forgea
Bedford Grange Hosts Co C Drill and Lecture Tour
Monday evening at Bedford Grange featured a fine exhibition drill by Co. C Lexington Minute Men. The event included a rising vote of thanks to Capt. Cook and an invitation for soldiers to join the Grange lecture tour with talks by Charles W. Jenks and state leader Charles M. Sive, plus music and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Grange
Co. C
Lexington
Grange
Capt. Cook
Chas. W. Jenks
Ford
Jenk
Charles M. Sive
Bedford and Concord Roads Alterations Sought by Town Officials
Bedford selectmen petition Middlesex County Commissioners for alterations and repairs to the North Road from the Carlisle road to the Bel leraica line and the Concord Road from Main Street to the Concord town line. The court orders viewing and a hearing set for April 16 at 9 15 in Bedford with notices and newspaper publication planned.
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Bedford
Mass
Middlesex County Commissioners
North Road
Carlisle Road
Bellerica
Irving JL
Hodgdon Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Sherman G. Rich
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Bedford Enterprise
Engagement announced for Ellen Hoar and Stephen Pepper
Miss Ellen Hoar of Concord and Harvard student Stephen C Pepper have announced their engagement on Easter Sunday in a family gathering at the Hoar home. Hoar, prominent in Concord society, is the daughter of the late Sherman Hoar and Mrs. Caroline Wood Hoar and a relative of notable figures. Pepper, Concord native and Harvard graduate, plans postgraduate study before marriage, with a distant wedding anticipated. Also a local help-wanted ad: second girl sought by Mrs. Theodore Chamberlin on Lowell Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Chamberlin
Concord
Opera
Boston
Emerson School
G. A.ry
Deaconess Hospital
Mary
Dorothy
Colonial Inn
Syracuse University
Simmons
Radcliffe
Pratt
Colby College
Hanley & Goulding
Edward Clahane
Mosi
Henry F. Smith, Jr
George S. Keyes
Ellen Hoar
Stephen C. Pepper
Harvard
Hoar
Main St
Mise Hoar
Sherman Hoar
Caroline P.wood Hoar
Germany
Switzerland
Miss Wheeler
Providence
R. I
E. Rockwood Hoar
George Frisbee Hoar
Pepper
Woman's club program and local notes from Littleton
The Littleton Woman's Club met Monday as Miss Natalie Sleeper was named secretary pro tem. Mrs. Annie C. Smith, absent, was replaced. Helene Nye Wygant wrote Army life in the seventies. Alice Prouty played piano. N. Robinson read and teased about a Texas trip and onion industry. Easter programs were presented by local Sunday schools. Hattie Shafter visits. a daughter weighing 10 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Dodds. Annie C. Smith aided a sick relative in Winthrop. an Italian worker near Priest's Crossing was injured at Boston Dairy Co. Others joined the Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Sleeper
Annie C. Smith
Marion Christie
Helene Nye ‘Wygant
Alice Prouty
Win N. Robinson
Texas
C . Sunday School
Baptist Sunday School
Hattie Shafter
New Bedford
William ‘Dodds
Winthrop
Priest's Crossing
Boston Dairy Co
P. O’banyoun
Unitarian Church
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Leslee
Manchester
Pride of America
P. P. Adams
Big Dry Goods Dept
Moody St
Walter Campbell
Dorothea Loughlin
Edward Loughlin
Rosa Bowker
Loring
Gardner
Lewis A. Maker
Josephine H. Maker
Frederick H. Jackson
Middlesex South
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Lexington Road
Michael. Leahey
Benjamin Clarke
Hastom
Said Clarke
Francis McManus
Josephine
H. Maker
Richard F. Wood
Bremont Street
Ralph N. Smith
Joseph H. Buck
Lowell Rd
Littleton
Vay
Ria
The
W. A. Haynes Co
Telephone
Geo. O. Bean
Adams
North Streets
Bean
Hancock St
Adams St
John .A. Finigan