Concord Junction Local Notices and Personal News
Miss Mary Kilham ill with influenza and Cotter recovering from grippe. Hélsher home from Parker Hill hospital to spend time with parents. Peter McBurnie left Moore & Cram factory. Henry D. Moore left Boston Cash Market. Ground broken for new house on Main Street by H J Dwinell. James Caldwell family moving into Main Street home. Whitney Coal and Grain Co paints building. Mrs Everett Munroe and daughter visit Templeton relatives. Percy McCormick buys first Commonwealth home. John Gerow visits from Whitinsville. Mr and Mrs Edward Peterson welcome daughter at Deaconess hospital. Leighton couple motor to Hopkinton to visit relatives. James Cullinane leaves Distasio market for Lincoln work. WANTED small shed for Ford car. Concord 69. Thanks for sympathy and flowers after bereavement by Mrs Martha Simpson and brothers.
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Mary Kilham
Cotter
Hélsher
Parker Hill Hospital
Peter. McBurnie
Moore & Cram
Henry D. Moore
Boston’ Cash Marjt
H. J. Dwinell
Main St. James
Caldwell
Main St
Whitney Coal and Grain Co
Everett Munroe
Templeton
P.H. Bullock
Percy McCormick
F. C. Baker
Commonwealth
John Gerow
Whitinsville
Robert Bryden
Edward Peterson
Deaconess Hospital
Frank Leighton
Hopkinton
James Cullinane
Distasio
Maynard
Lincoln
Easter Observance at Stone Church Proposes Special Worship
Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone leads Easter services with morning music by the vested choir and organ, a final Lent sermon on What Are Christians Sharers in Christ's Glory. New members will join, and at 7 p.m. a pageant The Triumph of Love will be staged by the church school with further school activities. All are invited to attend and unite in worship and fellowship.
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Eastor
Church School
Sled theft reported on Belknap Street piazza
A flexible flyer was stolen one evening from the piazza at 25 Belknap Street. A young man was seen taking the sled. Police warn that returning it at once will avert further action. otherwise a police call may follow.
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Belknapst
Rexall Soda Fountain Opens At Local Store
H B McCormick proprietor of Rexall store installs a handsome new soda fountain. Walter Akers visited Gardner Sunday returning with Mrs Akers and Rodney. Arthur Kennedy and Charles McBurney left the Strathmore mill oi branch. Harold Tallon drives the local national express team during Willam Driscoll’s sick list absence. Edward Petersons move from Crest street to Grove street houses vacated by War Cossar family who relocate to Concord. John Wallace, eight years in Gage army, arrives from Georgia to visit sister Mrs Thomas Gerrity.
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H. B. McCormick
Rexall
Walter Akers
Gardner
Akers
Rodney
Arthur Kennedy
Charles McBurney
Strathmore
Harold Tallon
National Express
Willam Driscoll
Edward Peterson
Crest St
Grove St
Warl Cossar
Concord
John, Wallace
Gage Army
Georgia
Thomas Gerrity
Big Crowd Expected at Willow Rebekah Lodge Social
Preparations are under way for a social dance in Association Hall on Friday evening April 9 under the Willow Rebekah lodge No 109. An advance sale of tickets suggests a large crowd for one of the first social affairs after Lent.
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Association Hall
Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 109
Clothing Information Bureau reopens in Boston
The Home Economics committee announces the clothing information bureau of the War Service Committee of the Women's City Club of Boston is reestablished at 9 Hamilton Place. It offers consultation with specialists on clothing budgets remodeling and renovating sample fittings and cloth testing. A speakers' bureau and traveling exhibit will aid clubs and schools. Hours 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and 9 am to 1 pm Saturdays.
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Home Economics Committee
Clothing Information Bureau
War Service Committee
Women’s City Club of Boston
the Common
Hamilton Place
Boston
Easter collection for Flow er mission aids by local clubs
Boston groups from the Woman's club and Woman's Christian Temperance Union plan an Easter collection for the Flow er mission. Fresh eggs fruit jelly broth cocoa tea milk sugar and other items are solicited and to be left at Mrs Roltfe's Middle St for timely shipping. Each basket includes a small flowering plant from the Mission and scented leaf geraniums will be sent to sightless recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Mission
Boston
Woman's Club
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baseball and crew practice starts as spring vacation ends
The team began practice this week after a spring break ended Tuesday. Faculty coach Wendell Phillips Raymond oversees open workouts as candidates prepare to be selected for the squad, with a Saturday opener possible if an opponent can be booked.
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Wendell Phillips Raymond
Auction Sales by Otis H Forbush in Multiple Towns
Auctioneer Otis H Forbush lists sales in Lexington on Friday April 2 at 10 a m including cattle horses farming tools wagons and corn baskets. So Hing ham Mass sale on Monday the 5th with cattle farming tools truck. Pepperell sale on Friday April 9 at 10 a m with nine registered Holstein heifers plus pallets hay and household goods. farm is sold and train times to Pepperell provided. Four more sales to be announced later.
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Otis H. Forbush
Lexington
Peter Pilkington
So. Hingham
Mass
J. C. Bliss
Pepperell
Colantha Johanna
Acton
Ayer
Central firemen add duties and brush fire callouts in week
Central Fire Station members added another duty amid a busy week. They responded to chimney and cellar smoke calls and a brush fire behind Ripley Hall. The department anticipates more brush fire calls and plans Easter Monday events at the State Armory with a six reel moving picture of a still alarm in New York City.
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Concord Fire
Men's Relief Association
New York
Central Fire Station
Ripley Hall
State Armory
New York City
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