Surprise Silver Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Cross
About 30 Concord friends surprised Mr and Mrs Cross on their 26th wedding anniversary at the Wheeler home. The evening featured Progressive Poetry and a silver gift of $25, with refreshments and warm wishes for many more celebrations to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite
Wm. D. Cross
Widhasa
Grgon
Cross
Harvey Wheeler
Mr. Cross
Berkley Wheelie Cate
John Watson
Watson
Wheeler
Walter A. Wood
Murray Ballou
Mrs. Cross
Weekend Visits and Local Notices From Bedford Area
Torrey and Walter Reynolds spent the weekend with relatives in Bedford. Frank Davis has recovered from scarlet fever. Chas Everett built a large henhouse on Main St. Walter Spent the weekend in Bedford. A new water line at Billerica Terrace is being overhauled for permanent occupancy. Palm Sunday services and distribution of pilgrimage were held at St Michael church. Mise Blanche Perrin will hold her annual ball on April 9 with Chheighton's Crescent Theatre providing music and Fred Baldwin as floor director. Munson and Whittaker overhauled trees on Mrs. Sarah Hayden’s Bedford Springs estate. Mr and Mrs Frea Cook plan to open their summer cottage on Shawsheer. Rev Geo M Piper substituted for Rev Torrey at Church of Christ due to grip illness. Mrs Ruth Hollingsworth died on Chelmsford Rd. her daughter accompanied the body to Nova Scotia for interment. The 7.05 train from Boston caused a small fire on B and M tracks. firemen fought flames amid high winds. W B Field, Mass Commission of Fish and Game chair, will lecture Tuesday night at Church of Christ with stereopticon views.
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Torrey
Alfiahi
Bedford
Frank Davis
Chas. Everett
Mainst
Walter Reynolds
Lowell
Walter
Billerica Terrace
Chelmsford Rd
St. Michael's Church
Pilme
Mise Blanche Perrin
Taatchetor
Cheighton’s
Sarah Hayden
Bedford Springs
Frea Cook
Lexington
Shawsheer
Geo. M. Piper
David C. Torrey
Church of
W. B. Field
Mass. Commission of Fish and Game
Church of Christ
Massachusetts
Blake Named Superintendent of Streets for Ford Town
The board of road commissioners appointed Chas. W. Blake as superintendent of streets for the coming year. Blake plans to begin at once and push $26,000 worth of new macadam roads to completion this year to benefit the town promptly. David L. B. Pitch, the former superintendent, had led the street department for the past five to seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Road Commissioners
Chas. W. Blake
Blake
Ford
David L. B. Pitch
Old Concord D A R Hosts Boston State Headquarters Event
Old Concord chapter D A R entertained at the state headquarters in Boston Monday. In the receiving line were Mrs. George C. Jenkins State Regent Mrs. Chas Chick Vice Regent Mrs. George M. Baker Regent Old Concord chapter and Mrs. Daniel Lothrop Past Regents Helen Bent Curtis Maynard and Daniel Lothrop pro. ig as ushers were Mrs. C H Towle Elmer E Shattuck C Fowler of Maynard and Ellen Boynton of Bedford.
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Old Concord
Boston
George C. Jenkins
Chas. Chick
George M. Baker
Daniel Lothrop
Helen Bent Curtis
Maynard
C. H. Towle
Elmer E. Shattuck
Fowler
Ellen Boynton
Bedford
The Time of Flowers at Miss M L Houghton’s Store
A floral display at Miss M L Houghton’s shop features hyacinths in colors daffodils and other spring plants. Asters and a fine assortment of cut flowers are available making a lovely gift or window choice for purchasers.
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Houghton
Aster
B. C. and W. Club Moves to New Quarters
The B. C. and W. club transfers its effects from the Middlesex Insurance Co building where it had been temporarily housed since leaving the Friend building. It expects to be settled in its new quarters by the first of the month, tomorrow, with a neat appearance and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Insurance Co
Friend
Tomor
Bicycle Boom At W. A. Stevens Store Reported
Edward Brethan notes a surge in bicycle sales at W. A. Stevens, with customers rushing into the bicycle department to buy gear and begin riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward. Brethan
W. A. Stevens
Death of Exeter Resident Wil Ham H Temple
Bedford residents mourn the death of Wil Ham H Temple of Exeter. Services were held at the Christ Church on Tuesday led by Rev. David Torrey. He is survived by his wife and two sons, Edward F. Temple of Exeter and Walter H. Temple. Burial followed at Shawsheen Cemetery.
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Bedford
Wil Ham H. Temple
Exeter
Town
of Christ
David
Torrey
Fila
Walter H. Tompie
Tee Edward F
Exetér
Shawsheen
Fire at Nurseries Threatens Buildings
A fire started among dried moss near the New England area endangered a row of buildings. Firefighters including Paul Raymond battled the blaze, preventing further spread and securing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Paul Raymond
Concord Equal League Holds Sixth Suffrage Tea
The executive board hosted the sixth Suffrage tea at Eaton Hall High School on Saturday March 7. Mrs Glendown Evans spoke on taxation without representation and women's role in peace, with remarks on Concord's traditions and global event links. Ten members joined, boosting league membership by over 120 percent in just over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Equal League
Eaton Hall
High School
Glendown Evans
Concord
Tts
New England
League
Supper and Games At Trinitarian Church Event
A large after dance at Trinitarian Church Thursday evening featured a cold meat and salad supper led by Mrs. E. L. Tuttle. Despite many sickbeds, attendees enjoyed a splendid meal and the following games organized by Miss Maude Findeisen, with both young and old partaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Tuttle
Towi
Local list of names and initials
A fragmentary roster lists individuals with initials and surnames including Beacon, John Bartlett, PF W, John Bannon, D D Dilton, John Kelly, F Roy Lincoln, Mark O'Brien, S H Porter, William Shepherd, William Spring, and a Miss with no surname provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beacon
John Bartlett
PF. W
John Bannon
D. D. Dilton
John Kelly
F. Roy Lincoln
Mark O’brien
William Sheperd
William Spring
Miss
Local notices and social items from Marlboro area
George Blake bought a Hup mobile touring car. Mrs Joseph Sprowson moved from Central Street to Main Street. Edward Loughlin ill with grip. Miss Mary Hayes of Haverhill visited her parents. Haster concert set at Union Church next Sunday 5 p.m. Annie Kelly departed. Highland City band engaged for April 19 concert. Mrs Tripp mourns George McCarthy of Graniteville. Alien Chair Co. starts regular hours five days weekly. Saturday off. William Keefe mourns his mother’s death. Divine worship at 19 Laws Brook Rd Sunday 3 p.m. J B Johnson of Waltham to speak. April 5 J Gillespie to address Bible Students at 3 and 7:30 p.m. 19 Tawa Brook Rd. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
W. Welton
Smith College
H. W. Tripp
George McCarthy
Graniteville
Alien Chair Co
William Keefe
Bible Students
Tawa Brook
Ha sel Kirke Play Set for April 9 in Association Hall
The production of Ha sel Kirke is nearing with April 9 set for a performance in Association Hall. Seats are selling rapidly and late arrivals may be disappointed. The drama is presented under Daniel Lakin and Ce Sate wife Ho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lakin
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