Local Updates and Health Hall Hearing Set
C F Sproule travels to Canada. James Sheridan Jr leaves Pilly of the Assabet mills. John Gibbs of Dedham was a Sunday guest of William Gibbs. John McPherson appointed health officer by the board of health. Misses Julia White and Katie Powers leave Assabet mill for Wesatvale. Margaret McCarthy injured at the mill. Officer Connors urged end of nickel gambling machines. Selectmen seek to declare brown tail moth an issue and require cleanup or arrest. Petitioners Sharp and Hurlburt seek gas pipes through town, hearing set for Cooperative hall April 18 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheridan Jr
Thein Pilly
The
Assabet Mills
John Gibbs
Dedham
William Gibbs
John McPherson
Board of Health
Julia White
Katie Powers
Assabet Mill
Wesatvale
Robert P. Sharp
Rufus P. Hurlburt
Hudson
Cooperative Hall
Maynard Overpowers Simpson A C In Saxonville
Maynard basketball team extended its winning streak with a decisive 33 to 22 victory over Simpson A C in Saxonville. Standouts were F Archer Cleary and Ledgard as Maynard dominated the floor before about 500 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Saxonville
Simpson A. C
F. Archer
Cleary
Ledgard
Simpson A. C. Collins
McLoughlin
Collins
Kelley
Dickson
Day
Norris
Conley
Timers
E. Ledgard
Post
Quincy Adams Sawyer Coming to Town
James Claflin and Daniel Colbert bring the strong attraction Quincy Adams Sawyer to perform here early in May. The company, famed for appearances in large cities, plans a few smaller town stops including Maynard and Ware to build up business since the season is late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claflin
Daniel Colbert
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Pany
Maynard
Ware
Enterprising builders urged as housing demand grows
Despite extensive construction, the town suffers a housing shortage with rents high. A sharp opportunity exists for a developer to build a couple of dozen houses with strong rental prospects.
Concord Notes and Local Happenings Highlights
Sunday vesper service at Unitarian church with G Hollis Blake and Carl Behr as soloists. local rescues, court cases, and town reports cover births, deaths, and public works. Clocking events include a helioc rescue by John J Dee and a larceny case in East Cambridge district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
G. Hollis Blake
Carl Behr
John J. Dee
South Framingham
Brown's Block
Harriman
Lmundry
Messrs. Keyes and Hudson
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
Trinitarian Church
Anti-Saloon League
Eugene F. Hunt
Maynard
George A. Tewksbury
Main St
John M. Keyes
Concord
Whitney elected Concord Junction selectman in landslide
In a quiet town election with minimal contests, C Hayden Whitney won the selectman seat with 386 votes while rival Charles F Walcott earned 120. A large no license vote contrasted with 137 yes votes. Whitney, a longtime Concord Junction resident since 1892, holds multiple local posts and Masonic and Odd Fellows affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Walcott
Selectman
C. Hayden Whitney
Walter A. Carr
Erastus H. Smith
Alfred B. C. Dakin
Silas A. Bean
Edward Clahane
Willam Craig
Densmore B. Hosmer
George G. Morrell
Frank Moore
Herbert W. Hosmer
Hiram P. Worthley
Edward W. Emerson
Thomas Hollis
Bessie K. Hudson
William Wheeler
Board of Health
Thomas Todd
Municipal Light Board
Frank H. Rideout
Concord Junction
Whitney
Concord National Bank
Concord Junction Hall Association
Concord Junction Investment Company
Blaine Company
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Corinthian Lodge of Masons
Walden Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Republican Town Committee
Protect Yourself Against Germs With Mi-o-na Claim
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na as a universal cure for stomach troubles. It argues weak digestion fosters germs and promises lasting strength without liquids or alcohol. The pitch claims a fifty cent tablet before meals strengthens the stomach to become germ proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Richardson
Funeral for Wm. P. Carroll Held in Holliston
Funeral services for the late Wm. P. Carroll were held Friday at 10 o'clock in Holliston. The procession from Concord Junction included the Concord council and K of C. A solemn high mass at St. Mary's Church featured Fr. Quinlan as celebrant with Fr. Heffernan and Fr. Lee. Miss Helen Hosea sang several selections, and interment was in the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Carroll
Holliston
Concord Junction
Concord Council
K. of C
South Framingham
St. Mary’s Church
Quinlan
Heffernan
Lee
Helen Hosea
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Enterprise
Enterprise Company
F. Wilder
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
C. F. Sproule
Canada
Margaret McCarthy
John Connors
Albert Vanderhootf
M. L. Hatch
Townsend
Acton
George G. Russell
Concord Jct
T. F. Parker
Wm. E. Rand
James Rogers
Mr. Albee
Medway
W. H. Way
Wm. Craig
Geo. B. Keefe
Westboro
Harry Libby
Petersen Vs. Vialles
East Cambridge
Petersen
Prescott Keyes
McCallar’s
Belknap and
Thoreau Sts
Nicholas Coughlin
Wilton
N. H
Young Peoples Debating Club
Edna Calef
Thomas Todd Jr
Lillian McConnell
George Hopkins
George D. Sohier
George E. Titcomb
Charles 8. Richardson
Nutter
John Carson
Fred Farrell
District
Carson
Reformatory
Farrell
Hollis
Francis A. Houston
Philip A. Davis
D. Goodwin Lang
Edward J. Bartlett
Henry F. Smith Jr
Charlies W. Prescott
Woodward Hudson
Allen French
Richard R. Barrett
George F. Root
George D. Hubbard
George F. Wheeler
Myron T. Carrigan
Albert G. Neal
Elisha S. Dwelley
William P. Milner
Marcellus Hemenway
Charles E. Brown
Harry W. Wheeler
William B. Bartlett
Alexander E. Hoyle
Nathaniel P. How
Frank A. Nichols
William C. Bass
Tion
C. F. Connor
Lydie Lezante
Bridge
A. Batley
H. Hamblen, J. McPherson
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Vanderveer
Concord, Mass
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