Boys Clothing Sale with Pants and Plaid Ginghams
Ad shows boys cotton and khaki pants for sale at $1.00 each. Three for $1.00 offer mentioned. Plaid ginghams 32 inches wide also listed with unclear details.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
5
South Acton Veteran Aaron Fletcher Celebrates 81st Birthday
Aaron Fletcher of Martin Street celebrated his 81st birthday with neighbors and family. A Civil War veteran, he served in Capt. Daniel Tuttle’s company of the 6th Massachusetts and later worked as a railroad inspector for the Fitchburg and Boston & Maine lines. He retired from the railroad on November 8, 1920, after a long career and remains active at home with his children and grandchildren nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Jones Wletcher
Martin Street
Mr. Fletcher
Fletcher Corner
Cton
Daniel Tuttle
6Th Regiment
W. M
Baltimore
Acton
Geo. A. Reeg
Chelmsford
Lowell
Fletcher
Gen. Butler
New Orleans
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Savannah
Maryland
Mary
Will A. Charlies
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston
Rotterdam Junction
Greenfield
Troy
Aratoga
Rotterdam
N. Y
Ashburnham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Citizerc
Native Town Friendship Highlighted in Local Remembrance
The passage notes his home town cherishes the enduring friendship he shared with residents and the affection many locals hold for him. Key names or places are not specified in the readable text.
Divided Lines and Church Services at Concord Junction
Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone outlines a full day of services at Concord Junction with a morning sermon on Divided Lines followed by school at noon a junior and inter state Endeavor session at three and a communion service at four A senior Endeavor program at six and an evening service at seven thirty The annual conference of the Woman Missionary Society and the Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at the church Gould improving after illness and visitors William and Mrs Metcalf of Everett visiting Frank Metcalf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Woman's So Missions
Woman's. Home
Missionary Society
Gould
William Metcalf
Everett
California
Frank Metcalf
Fire renews on tracks area burning 75 acres
Firefighters battle a second alarm on the Boston and Worcester street railway area where the blaze rekindled on Sunday. In total about 75 acres of woodland were burned as the fire spread across the site and threatened nearby structures. A Congregational church supper was planned for this evening, with a large attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Worcester ‘Street Railway
Congregational Church
Social notes from town and visits across nearby cities
Mr and Mrs Ernest Dupre of Woon sockett were in town Monday. Miss Grace Keatley visiting relatives in New York City. Miss Annabelle Dutcher and Miss Laura Hudson Allen Court visiting relatives in Framingham. Mrs Mathilda Blanchette and Frank Titimineau visited a sister in Haverhill Sunday. Miss Marjorie Lowell resumed studies at a seminary after a few days at home. Emergency Unit EBSA meets tonight at Scout headquarters for first aid practice by Dr Jones. Mr and Mrs Hormidas Colling and family drove to Lawles in their new Essex touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Dutcher
Laura Hudson Allen Court
Framingham
Marjorie Lowell
Asalle Seminary
Bickne]st
EBSA
Scout Headquarters
Dr Jones
American Red Cross
Hormidas Colling
Elm Street
Lawles
Memorial Day Scout Bugle Corps to Appear Publicly
Edward J Shelley of Wareham attends a Catholic church service in Windsor as Mrs David O Brien notes his sister and a 92 year old. The Boy Scouts bugle and drum corps led by Frank A Warner will appear publicly for the first time on Memorial Day at GAR exercises. The corps includes buglers Frances Libby Walter Allen Harold Hosmer Donald Rafusé James Moran and Fred Mason and drummers Russell Powers Lawrence Clark Leroy Flynn Robert Riley Stewart Giles. The group performed at an entertainment then left for Boston to report for duty. The departure is a loss to the local baseball team which had shown strong progress this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Whitmen
Frank A. Warner
Frances Libby
Walter Alen
Harold Hosmer
Donald Rafusé
James Moran
Fred Mason
Russell Powers
Lawrence Clark
Leroy Flynn
Robert Riley
Stewart Giles
Boston
Libby
Washington D C Star Center Fielder Receives Send-off
The article notes a send-off for W. A. C. Leo Libby a star center fielder from Washington D C and mentions his mates and a small home arrival with a dainty lunch and music. He passed the examination for admission to a nautical training ship amid a Monday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Libby
Washington D. C
Sar
Liney
Mr. Iyasy
Sportsmen Elect Officers For Fort Meadow Club
The Sportsmen's club of this city elected officers at a Foresters hall meeting. Dr. Thomas W. Mc Gee was named president with Francis W. Lea as vice president. The 48 member group aims to build a clubhouse at Fort Meadow pond on land owned by former Mayor Walter B. Morse if a lease for trap shooting can be arranged. Members have helped stock brooks and care for wild birds during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meadow Pond
Walter B. Morse
Foresters’ Hall
Thomas W. McGee
Francis W. Lea
May Dinner Guides by Ladies of G A R and Sons of Veterans
The annual May dinner in the G A R hall was served by the Ladies of the G A R Relief Society with assistance from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans. The ladies listed include Mrs. Alice Wood Mrs Myra Spoffard Mrs Ora Brigham and Mrs Lizzie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
G. A. R. Relief Society
Dinner Attended by Notable Ladies and Families
A large gathering of women and their families including Mrs. Han Me, Mrs. Ming Brown, Mrs. Lottie Balser, Mrs. Lillian Parker, and Mrs. Lucy Carpenter enjoyed a lengthy dinner with a warm, convivial atmosphere and many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
A Li
Alits
Ming Brown
Doleak
Lucy
Lizzie Carpenter
Lottie Balser
Lillian Parker Adalara Lee
City Farm to be Taken Over by New Owners
The committee pushes faster work on the edition project and bids will be asked for as preliminary work continues. The aim is a new building ready when the old city farm is transferred to Black and Waite club ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black and Waite Club
Worcester Contractor Locates Here At Marlborough Club
Wilbred Lambert longtime and well known builder is placed on the roster by the Marlborough Club. The article notes his connection with local contractors and mentions his former home and recent movements within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbred Lambert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lisle Hose
Victor
Eenea
Clark’s O. N. T
Worcester
Hamburg
Ksi Pe James
Concord Dept. Store
South Acton
Aaron J. Fletcher
Concord Junction
Union Church
Ernest Dupre
Woon“sockett
Grace Keatley
Ermst
New Yoork City
Mathilda Blanchette
Frank ‘Titimineau
Mechanicst
Haverhill
Edward J. Shelley
Wareham
Windsor House
David O'Brien
Boucher
That City
S. OF V
THEM
Worceter
Bapees
P. Cone
Shell Pregiden Marlborough Club
Yeuneday
Viele Cone
Estella’s Bakery ‘Mein
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