Local notes from Concord Junction and area
Mrs C N Outis ill with pneumonia at Crest street. J Sig Massie and others move from Barretts Road to Winthrop. Charles Hunter family relocate to Commonwealth Avenue. Ander McEachern returns to work after neuritis. Holy Name Society meets next Sunday evening. West Concord W C T U meets May 13 at Mrs S H Hatch Barretts Mill road. previous meeting postponed. Young Men social club to hold second dance May 11. Strathmore Worstel mill runs overtime to meet workload. largest payroll in mill history. Robert Browning still at home after leg injury last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Outis
Crest St
Sig Massie
Barretts, Rd
Winthrop
Charles Hunter
Commonwealth Ave
Ander McEachern
West Concord
5. H. Hatch
Barrett
Mill Rd
Strathmore Worsteol
Robert Browning
Illness of a Year Ends in Death of Thomas Curley
Thomas Curley aged 22 died after a year long tuberculosis illness at his father William A. Curley’s Laws Brook road home. He had recently returned from Wilmington sanitarium and died early Saturday morning. Funeral Mass at Help of Christians church with burial at St. Joseph’s Roxbury. He served in the U S Navy aboard the South Dakota and later studied engineering before illness forced him to quit. He was remembered as cheerful and generous by friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Thomas Curley
William A. Curley
Laws Brook
Wilmington
Help of Christians’ Church
Daniel Cronin
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Roxbury
William Bowers
John Bowers
Frey Bowers
Robert MacClellan
Leo McClellan
Patrick Prendergast
Boston
West Concord
Poughkeepsie
Annapolis
United States Navy
South Dakota
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
This Machine Will Speed Up Work and Cut Costs
This statement argues machines save time and money and enable tenfold output compared with old shoe repair methods. It notes satisfaction with modern methods and questions why prices should be high. A Cambridge special train carried members home after a visit, with Concord lodge 212 praised for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Cambridge
Concord Lodge 212
New Store Opens in Town by Addy and Wood
Addy and Wood opened a new grocery store on Friday May 1 in the former George G Russell building. The renovated shop attracted many townspeople who wished the partners success. Wood and Addy bring extensive local experience from Russell Towle’s and Lewis stores and plan to build a lasting customer base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addy & Wood
George G. Russell
Mr. Wood
Mr. Addy
Mr. Russell
Towle
Concord
Lewis
Stow
Funds Needed To Support Liberal Season Baseball
Funds are being raised through subscription papers to cover deficits and ensure a secure treasury for the baseball season. Managers now have full control under Dee, promising a strong squad and exciting summer games. Marblehead Y M C A cancelled a scheduled visit, leaving local management uncertain about future arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Marblehead Y. M. C. A
Logan Hudsons
Logan Hudson Nine Set for Saturday Clash on Local Grounds
The Logan-Hudson team visits the local playground for a Saturday afternoon game against the locals. Gus Gilroy will pitch for Hudson and Hopkins will start for the locals as both sides seek revenge after a lopsided earlier meeting. The series stands 2 to 1 in favor of the locals, with a big crowd anticipated for a first class contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Logan-Hudson
Hudson
Gus
Gilroy
Hopkins
Loughlin McHugh
Pratt
April Sun Shine Biscuit Label Contest Winner
John Loring won the April contest hosted by H. H. Young for the largest number of Sun shine Biscuit labels with over 1000 to his credit. The Young Men's Social club at Association hall Concord Junction hosts a second chance event on Monday evening May 11 with Newell's singing orchestra of Marlboro providing music. Also notices for late traveling bags and trunks and Bible study and worship at Lapham's block near the depot with speaker W J Davis of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loring
H. H. Young
Sunshine Biscuit
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Newell's Singing Orchestra
Marlboro
L. N. Fowler & Co
International Bible Students
Lapham
W. J. Davis
Cambridge
Sincere thanks for kindness after our borrow by Curley family
The William A. Curley family express heartfelt appreciation for the thoughtful acts and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors during their recent borrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Curley
Local Church Services and Area Social Notes
Rev Mr Whiting led Memorial church services in South Sudbury. Mrs Ira T Moore enjoyed a visit from her niece Mrs Pollard of South Framingham. Mr and Mrs Taylor of Medford visited George and Mrs Moore. Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co started full time due to new orders. F E Blackmar bought Sanderson farm in East Sudbury and plans to move his family there. Conductor H C Burr sells farming tools on May 9 at Rev A J Hall's residence. Sale begins at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whiting
Memorial Church
Ira T. Moore
Pollard
South Framingham
Taylor
Medford
George Moore
Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co
F. E. Blackmar
Hyde Park
Sanderson
H. C. Burr
A. J. Hall
H. H. Goves
Seafood Market Ad Promises Top Quality at Low Prices
A local seafood advertisement urges shoppers to call 279-2 to learn about the shop’s fish, clams, lobsters, crabs, and salt fish. It pledges high quality and the lowest possible prices while selling the best.
Ill tempered neighbors quarrel over a punch
The report tells of Langdon and Chester as Beacon street neighbors who fought with Langdon pinning Chester. Chester cries out I am incorrigible Encyclopaedia Brittanica as he begs to be released. A later anecdote notes a Caledonian winning a bazaar prize and remark about counting pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
Chester
Beacon Street
Wwe
Boston Globe
Extremes of National Forest Record
The passage notes the northernmost national forest as the Chugach. It mentions Porto Rico in a context suggesting extreme geographic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chugach
Porto Rico
Tax Sale Notice for Described Parcels in Maynard Mass
May 6 1914 collector of taxes states taxes on listed real estate in Mareen Middlesex County remain unpaid. If no bids received by May 25 1914 at 10 AM, unpaid interest costs and charges will be offered publicly for sale to collect the amounts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Mareen
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Land parcels and buildings listed for Assabet Park area
The notice details several parcels of land with buildings on Crane Ave Waltham Street Walnut Street and others in Assabet Park. Descriptions include boundaries, lot sizes in rods, and associated owners Vincente Russo Fannie Kaplan John Nokelainen and Mikko Nokelainen with amounts shown and dates including 1915 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Maki
Crane Ave
Vincenzo Russo
Waltham Street
Frans Lamni
Assabet Park
Said Park
Nusinih
Fannie Kaplan
Waltham
Harriet Naylor
Vincente Bo
Garfeld
John and
Mikko Nokélainen
Walnut Street
Folloen
Walnut
William Scully
May
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G. H. Reed
Frank L. Stiles
Foster
Maynard Marble and
R. E Hartin
Hubbard St
E. N. Daniels
Hubbard Street
Corcord
Thomas Cur
Nber
National
Wrtist
Daniel Lakin
Concord Lodge
Sinal Lodge
Upos
Ee Ea
Modern Shoe Repairing Co
Main &T
A. J. Siloway
C. M
A. I.e
W. B. Case & Sons
Maynard, Mass
N. Fowler & Co
Logan
Valois
United States
Joseph M. , Bulger
Main St., Concord, Mass
PANTON G@ ROUSE
Panton & Rouse
Drop Us
Ostal
South
Sudbury
P. m
Dagear
Collector's Office
Nard Hill
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