Concord lodge hosts joint social with five lodges
Concord Junction lodge and the five allied lodges including Harvard Ayer and local bodies hosted a winter social. About 400 guests arrived by train car and carriage as the National Band of Magics provided entertainment. The event featured speeches by local leaders, humorous monologues, and a post program banquet with a final get together. Concord lodge plans to participate in a forthcoming patriotic meeting in Mechanics Hall Boston.
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Atta
As Ieee
Coe
Acton
Harvard
Ayer
Concord Lodge
Silas A. Bean
N. G
Frank Pierce
P. G
Robert Prenties
Silas Eee Ee Wee
National Band of Magics
Hudson
Wal
Elec
Triple Tink League Bane
Joseph P. Chadbourne
William H. Oakes
Charles H. Cutter
Cambridge
George ‘L. Marshall
Somerville
William H. Emery
Boston
Thompson
Associated Five
Concer
Wedge
Mechanics’ Hall
Alrhady
Married in Lowell Tuttle Wright Wedding at Home
A clip from the Lowell paper notes the marriage of Mr and Mrs Wright at the home of their parents in Concord. The ceremony was by Rev L L Greene with close family present. The couple will reside in Concord after a wedding journey.
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Tuttle-Wright
Lowell
Local workers in many New England factories and services
The article lists residents and workers connected to various Boston area factories and institutions, noting illnesses and returns to work. Individuals include James Gaw at Bt. Cnge & Wallace bakery, Patrick Moriarty owner of a new harge, Miss Helen Cosgrove at Welleaioy college, Mrs Ellis Aianatan at Logan factory, and others in Exeter, Hudson, and Apsley Rubber. It mentions a city council meeting on math appropriation, Easter rush at Stevens Flower, and Passover services at Trinity church.
Hefty Maintains Lead in Rexall Bicycle Contest
George Hefty holds the top position in the Rexall bicycle contest. The upcoming show in Concord will feature his performance as the event progresses and he remains in the lead amid the ongoing competition.
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Rexall
George Hefty
Local Notes and Weather Signals Mark First Signs of Spring
Prank King returned from a business trip in St Louis. Prank Stone visited friends in town. Mrs Louis Charboneau ends ties with Blaine Mfg Co. Mr and Mrs Winslow Russell of onn visited relatives. Miss Lara Hope vacationing from Normal School as guest of Mr and Mrs Bowker. Mr and Mrs Edmund Dow returned home on Prie st after winter with daughter Mrs M B Conant of Roxbury. Under hot west winds the last of the ice left Warner's pond last Saturday signaling spring. A water main break under high pressure on Commonwealth Ave near the Pail factory bridge. water department responded quickly to restore order.
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Prank King
St. Louis
Prank Stone
Louis Charboneau
Blaine Mfg Co
Union Prensner
Winslow Russell
Onn
Lara Hope
Normal School
Bowker
Edmund Dow
Prie St
M. B. Conant
Roxbury
Warner’s Pond
Commonwealth Ave
Bridge
Water Department
Spring Has Come as Henry Gilroy Challenges Concord Junction
Henry Gilroy's baseball club issues a call to Concord Junction to field a team and meet in Association hall on April 1 to elect a manager and revive the town's premier sporting status. The piece laments lack of local challenge and urges fan turnout to restart play.
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Henry Gilroy
Powerse
Concord Junction
Gilly
Association Hall
Gilroy
Endymion Play Set for Concord Shows
Considerable interest surrounds the Greek drama Endymion to be staged Monday and Tuesday evenings in Concord. The production promises a spectacle unlike prior local performances and benefits the C. H. Athearn? group.
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Concord
Margaret Foley to Speak Here for Equal Suffrage Cause
Miss Margaret Foley, noted speaker for Equal Suffrage, plans a visit to this town. Organizers expect a large turnout from Concord Junction and Concord residents, recalling the overflow meeting held earlier for her appearance.
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Margaret Foley
Concord Junction
Concord
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John W. Raymond
Joseph Bulger
ODD Dfellows
James Gaw
Ciliitos
Cnge & Wallace Bakery
Hi Morse
Church St
Diamond M
Patrick Moriarty
Monument Ave
Harge
Helen Cosgrove
Welleaioy College For the Taster
William Mulvey
Ros
Aimee Ee
Ellis Aianatan Pearl
Jack ‘Carpenter
Exeter
Ralph Boudreau
Everett
Hall
Herbert A
Bim St
Apsley Rubber Factory
William Slocumbe, Jr
Dhrest Salway
New R
Washington St
Stevens Flower Een
C. F. Barton
Barton & Morrison
Ander
Park St
Syracuse
N. Y
Eber Boynton
N. H. & H. Railroad
John Brewin
Ie Moanai Nafer
Cotting Ave
Tabier
Cheneyal
T. H. O'Halloran
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Edward J. Goggin
Lincoln St
Hant
B. FP. Lawrence
Gilstad
Committee On Meth. di
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Trinity
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Concord Junction, Mass
Co. L. Bowsee
Cotiherd Junction
George G. Keith
Main St
Concord Jct
Wb Dent
Massachusetts Ave
Easter Millinery
Cien
E. A. Buck
Edster
John H. Snow Pharmacy
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Aaron Coal & Lumbe
Pleteher
South Acton
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