Concord S. pupils postpone and town events update
The Concord S. pupils’ activities were postponed to Wednesday. An athletic meet hosted by Contractor Donaldson is awarded and ground broken for the new Concord Hospital. Edward McKennaen recovers from a recent accident. Miss Mary Harrington attends a Sunday play at St Bernard’s Roxbury. The 114th annual Concord council K of C concert and dance is set for April 18 in Monument Hall with Collins’ orchestra and dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson of
Concord Hospital
Edward McKennaen
Mary Harrington
St. Bérnard’s Parish
Pilate
Roxbury
Concord Council
K. of C
Monument Hall
Collins’ Singing Orchestra of
Marlboro
Fred Mason
Alec Reed
George Dwelley
Waltham Laundry ‘Co
Ferdinand D. Lang
J. M. Keyes
Lang
Terrence McHugh
Stanton of
Stoughton
St. Bernard's Church
Trinity Church
Vesper Service Concludes Season With Music and Hymn Talk
Sunday vesper program featured a Cambridge quartet with Tufts, Sears, Record and Mrs Sherman, plus Rev Macdonald who spoke on Sir Henry Wotton's hymn How happy is he born and taught. The service marked the final vesper of the season, drawing a large town audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tufts
Cambridge
Sherman
Lexington
Miss Sears
Boston
Miss Record
Mr. Macdonald
Henry Wotton
Death of Mrs Kent widow of Samuel D Kent
Mrs Lavinia Kent aged 42 years 2 months widow of Samuel D Kent died at her step son Charles Kent's Main Street home after ten days with bronchial pneumonia and asthma. She was native here daughter of Josephick and Davis Clark educated in local schools and married 42 years ago. Her husband Mr Kent died last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Charles G
Cyrus Clark
Charles Clark
Bedford
Alonzo Tower
Tewksbury
Lavinia Kent
Samuel D. Kent
Charles Kent
Main St
Town Meeting Nears With Two New Warrant Articles
As the town prepares for the meeting after 7 p m on Monday there is limited current interest but expectations of activity during the session. Two new articles appear: article 25 proposing acceptance of a town way from Elim Street by the road commissioners near Nashoba Park, and a second article on whether to print the town's vital records since 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elim St
Nashoba Park
Acton Votes No License and Approves High School Plan
West Acton residents approved no license by 69 votes and appropriated 1800 for enforcement. They also voted 2000 for street electric lights and 15000 to build a high school at Acton Centre. Several town offices were chosen, and a town meeting adjourned with news of an upcoming Memorial Day fundraiser. The town will install electric lights and observed local events, with readings by Miss Jean Fowler and a Marlboro visitation by Grand Master Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Centre
Wm. T. Merriam
Constable
Albert
J. Linwood Richardson
Wm. F. Stevens
Edgar Mc Hall
Willis L. Holden
Lyman C. Taylor
Edwin A. Phalen
Herbert T. Clark
Horace F. Tuttle
James P. Brown
Edgar H. Hall
Wm. F. Kelley
Lyman C.taylor
Frank W. Holl
Allen Brooks Parker
Board of Health
James B. Tuttle
Memorial Library
J. Sidney White
Wm. H. Kingsley
Jean Fowler
Boston
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Sargent
Haverhill
Marlboro
Thomas FE. Devane
Allston
Offas
Beach
Westboro
James
Jewett
Acton Lodge
Surprise Party for Blanche Usher Reported at Home
A surprise gathering occurred Saturday evening at the home of Miss Blanche Usher in Maynard to honor the young lady with friends and local residents attending a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Usher
Local News Notes and Staffing Shifts
Reads list of social attendees led by Miss Usher receiving a gold watch during an evening event. Mentions many local residents and their relatives, a new National Express agent Sidney Colvin of Leominster, Kenneth Hall moved to Leominster, John Lawler becomes clerk here, and town tax interest rates after Sept 10 are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Usher
Clara
el Rainville
Nina Clark
May Parker
Margaret
Leiszie Gates
Matilda Marsden
Annie Howard
William Coulter
Leslie Lawton
Grace Greenhalge
Lillian
Blanche Usher
Wilson
Harvey Broadbent
Ralph Lawton
Fred Marsden
Alexander Marsden
Edmund Hooper
Roy Cart Thichael
Albert Hodges
Ernest Greenhalge
Albert Smith
Archie Livingston
Harry Burnham
William McGarry
Charles Usher
National Express
Sidney Colvin
Leominster
Kenneth Hall
John Lawler
Hall
Fred Carlton
Read- Vile
Edward Sarston
John Greer
Collinsville
Spring millinery opening and hatchery listings
Concord Junction announces a spring millinery opening next Tuesday and Wednesday at a new store in Phelps block Ayer Junction by Miss Ethel K. Bruce. Also offered Buff Orpington and Buff Wyandotte eggs for hatching with prices per 15 eggs, plus stock from Mattison and Toel and Daniel MacMillan. Additionally advertised are home cleaning with a pneumatic cleaner and various house listings near the Massachusetts Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelp
Ayer Junction
Ethel K. Bruce
Buff Orpington
Mattison
Toel
Daniel MacMillan
Local items from Marlboro and surrounding towns
A collection of brief notes: William Madden attends a Medford horse sale. Mrs. Frank Tilson returns from Fitchburg. Frank P. Lyons cleans pests from Arthur Bigelow farm. former Congressman Mitchell speaks at Winchendon Board of Trade banquet. Philip Toohey completes Main street factory service. J T Welch Tea Co moves to Rock building. Edward Knowlton and hosts visit Shewsbury and Albert Rowles home. Mrs Jennison and son Norman visit in Southboro. John Kelleher inspects brown tail and gypsy moth work. Peter L Angelier works at Snow factory Brockton. Fred W. Marshall greets a Manchester England healthful trip and Macclesfield visit. Frank Clisbee from Missouri visits parents. Joseph Beaudry ends Moise Sasseville market service. Henry Marchand visiting Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Toohey
J. T. Welch Tea Co
Rock
Edward Knowlton
Shewsbury
Albert. Bordo
Lincoln St
Everett Jennison
Norman
Jennison
Albert Rowles
Southboro
John Kelleher
Highland Sr
Peter L'Angelier
Brockton
Fred W. Marshall
William H. Donahue
Manchester
England
Atlantic
Macclesfield
Frank Clisbee
United States
Missouri
William A.clisbee
Joseph Beaudry
Moise Sasseville Sr
Grant St
Henry Marchand
Spencer
Classified ad touts sturdy plow and trucking gear
A brief ad promotes durable plowing and trucking equipment, emphasizing strong build quality, proper fit, and strict price alignment with quality.
Mortgagee's Sale of Multiple Boxborough Parcels and Mill Lot
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on parcels in Boxborough including the OH Mill Lot and adjoining tracts, all buildings, and Wetherby Meadow. Sale set for April 7, 1911 at 2 PM. terms require $100 down, balance on delivery of deed. Administrator H Brenan acts for Asahel W Sawyer estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Griffin
Catherine Griffin
Peter Whitcomb
Middlesex South District Registry of
Asahel W. Sawyer
Middlesex South District Registry
Boxborough
Anna Callahan
Boxboro
John Sheney
John Griffen
Samuel Wetherbee
Oliver Mead
Josiah Whitcomb
William Adams
Benjamin Draper
Samuel Wetherby
Granville Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Lucy Mead
Mead
Patrick Frawley
Wetherby Meadow
Ephraim Barnard
Griffen
Frawley
la H. Brenan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concord Coal and Lumber Co
Roger W. Brown
W. Brown
Concord A. Vanderhoof
Mili Dam
Overland
Hugh McDonald
Littleton, Mass
Agentin Ayer
Harvard
Littleton
Westford
Croton
Shirley
Pepperell and
Townsend
C. A. Hunter
Frank Stone
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Junction
Mass
Concord
Geneva
Walden St
J. R. Cummings
Walden Street
M2 Nard
Lizotte
Dupius
Maynard and Concord
Thomas McGrath
Bedford St
Charles Miner
Charles Brang
Junction
Concord Drug Store
Concord Antiquarian Society
Miss Holland
Wilfrid Wheeler
Allen French
Kathrine Clifford
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Help of Christians’ Church
Clifford
Mrs. Kent
West Acton
Acton Town Meeting
Maynard
Duntley
R. C. Woolworth
Tel. A. B. Messer
Tolt
Eillen Tyrill
Massachusetts Reformatory
William Madden, Elm Sr
Medford
Frank Tilson
Crescent Sr
Fitchburg
Frank P. Lyons
Arthur Bigelow
John J. Mitchell
Winchendon Board of Trade
Hopkins Main St
L. Blodgett
Groton, Mass
Attorney AT Law Notary Public
Edward F. Loughlin
Central St
Ote H. Forbush
F. E. Harris
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
J, McCarron Maynard
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mase
McArdle Bros
Burlington St
Lexington, Mass
E. Boeske, Maynard
Ea Aes
al of
C.L. King
Maynard, Mase
Defore
Dennis Sheehan
Maynar
Mace
M. F. Manning
Notary Public
St. Loys
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