Memory on concord fifty years ago and local incidents
The fragment recalls Concord events from five decades ago. Notes mention Mrs. Samuel Hoar Reesor, Dr. G E Tit re appointed medical examiner by the Governor, a Concord ball team loss, street crowd violence, and private quarrels near Concord Junction. W A Hart is connected to a religious ceremony officiated by Rev W Camp. Brown named official of First Parish. Laphin's summer house referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
G. E. ‘'Titre
Local notes and obituaries from the era
A collage of community items lists deaths including Fred Hart and Herbert B. Smith while noting social events and meetings. Engagements announced for Miss Margaret Tit and John A. Urquhart. various clubs and officers named at a Masonic Corporation and Rotary gathering with speakers and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Raymond
Norman C. Spen
Margaret Tit
John A. Urquhart
Unsigned Local Snippet on 1920s Concord Bikes Incident
Fragmentary note recalls a 5 year old incident involving Mary Utkewich and Mary Petrowsky in West Concord. The text references automobile and motorcycle dynamics and mentions a long standing fax rate since 1924, with unclear context about people and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Utkewich
Mary Petrowsky
Maynard
Gore Ee West Concord
Concord Patrolman Appointed Regular. Veteran Feehan Dies
David B. Feehan a former Concord patrolman and World War I veteran dies at age 44. Mrs Frances Higgins dies at West Concord. Services largely attended for Lars Anderson a veteran merchant who dies at age 70. ford site for state sb¢ parliamen-
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Concord
David B. Feehan
Frances Higgins
West Concord
Lars Anderson
Guest Speaker at Long Street Sunday School Class
Rev. Edward Hanson of the New England Fellowship served as guest speaker at the Evangelical Free Church on Long Street. The event gathered pupils, teachers, and parents for Friday evening activities broadcast on the Victory Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward Hanson
New England Fellowship
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Buy War Bonds and Stamps in 63 Year Old Adage
A retro Treasury ad reflects on the Brooklyn Bridge opening and warns readers to invest in Savings Bonds as a bridge between present and future. It features the motto Go buy yourself a bridge and touts War Bonds as a safe financial path.
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Brosslyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Uitates
U.S. Treasury Department
Concord and surrounding streets listed for a mass transit or planning note
A long string of street names and intersections in Concord and nearby areas appears, referencing lanes roads and crossings near landmarks such as Catholic Cemetery Emerson Hospital and Main Street. The text lists numerous street pairs and corners including Lexington Road Elm Street Walden Street and Lang Street, with references to landmarks like Monument Square and the Old Bedford area.
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Concord Lane
Lowell and
Barrett's Mill
Girect
C. L. Hutchins
Street
Catholic Cemetery
Lexington Road
Hawthorne Lane
Lexington
Old Bedford
Bedford Street
Davis Court
Thoreau
Middle Streets
Coe
Elm
Monument
Lang
Emerson School House
Central Fire Station
Walden Street
Monument Square
Wood Streets
Cethestal
Nashawtuc
Hubbard
Grant and
Elsinore
Fairhaven
Sand Pond
Fitchburg
Coolidge Road
Main Stree
Independence Roads
Emerson Hospital
Housing crunch and town notes mingle with spring hints
The Concord era notes a tent behind a Belk nap street home and a moved Hewington house on transplanted foundation. Fire alarms surge toward 1945 levels, costs rise, and living standards strain. Memorial Day plans surface alongside weddings, guides, and early golf enthusiasm.
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Belknap Street
W.L. Smith
Academy Lane
Concord Fire Department
Nson & Rohiaaaty
V.f.we
Lewington
Charlie
Megan
Morgan
Lomow
A.W.O.L
Tory Powers
Concord ‘High
Miss Price
Elks’ Hall
Pictiers
Veterans Hall
G. Phederice Geisler
Norman Roy
Middlesex
Bunny” Roys
Concord High
Georgie Johnson
Ogee Deleate
West Concord
Filso
Norman Peterson
Sudbury’ River
Bes
Otis M. Whitney
Monument Square
Liberty
Harold
Ofistain
Spring Exhibits Now Being Held in Middlesex County 4-H Clubs
Local spring exhibits are under way with 4-H Girl Clubs in Middlesex County. Blue ribbon winners must exhibit again at County Girls Day in June. Town exhibits listed include Lowell Carlisle Reading North Reading Pepperell Sudbury and Shirley across May.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Lowell
Carlisle
Reading
North Reading
Pepperell
Sudbury
Shirley
Exhibits Held Across Several Massachusetts Towns
Readable notes show similar exhibits conducted last week in Medford Wakefield Malden Wilmington and Lowell, reflecting a regional showcase. Officials in each locale reported steady attendance and interest in the listed items.
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Medford
Wakefield
Malden
Wilmington
Lowell
Assembly Held For Operator Prospects At Concord High
An assembly at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium Concord High School engaged senior and junior girls in opportunities as telephone operators. A separate event featured a fashion show and urging to buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wells A. Hall
Concord ‘High School
Thinning Vegetables: How and Why to Thin Early
When seedlings crowd, thin gradually to leave about six inches between plants. Early thinning avoids waste and ensures some plants reach harvest size. For carrots and beets, half matured flavor comes from careful spacing and selective removal of excess plants.
Middlesex County Appoints New Poultry Agent
Trustees of Middlesex County Extension Service announce the appointment of Alexannider deuk as associate county cultural agent. He fills the vacancy left when Richard resigned about eighteen months ago. He studied at Rutgers College and will lead poultry development projects across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex County’ ‘Extension Service
Alexannidér Aedeuk
Richard
Ordéuk
New Jersey
Rutgers College
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Uth Fr Uminghan
Oys
Concore Junction
W. A. Hart
W. Camp- Ba
Edward Ary Harry
Tuttle
P. Blodgett
Iesidént
Fred’ Hart
Herbert B. Smith
Edward
Masonic Corporation
John Lawton
Poe
Ace D.H. Williams
Biican Club
Ken
Robert T. ‘Bushnell
Peaker
Madeline Ryan
Duné
Myron
Lor
Scam
Cornelia
Eastern Star
Thoms L. Sanborn
Rotary Club
Oaest
Dyasseasors
U.S
Dford
Sam
Tee We Mae Sr
By Jeff Hayes
By Len Kleis
Matraeet
Nou
Gene Byrnes
Uncle Sam
Central and
South America
Test
Baker
Main Street
Rueigien Boog
Salaad Rand
Old Mill
Laws Brook Road
Conant Street
Wilame Road
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
In Massachusetts Reformatory
Ensign
Commonwealth” ‘Ave
Adai Real B
Waltham St
Tel
Magnati
Edna
Felton A A
MR. H. Cahoon
Rae
Eos Ae Na
Bum Ao
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