Local Notes From Concord Junction and Nearby
Concord Junction residents engage in visits and travels to Spencer Winchester Charlestown Roxbury and Groton while church services and lodge activities continue. Schools closed for teachers day as Acton lodge and Willow Rebekah lodge hold initiations and whist. May meeting of Willow Rebekah lodge set. M and P Association O E S banquet in Boston draws locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cadwell
Spencer
Howard Hatch
Grover
Winchester
B. F. W. Russell
B. F. Russell
Dick. Grant
Lexington
Annie
Blossom
Charlestown
Roxbury
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Advertised Letters List
William P. Coombs, John Livingston, Andrew McLaughlin, Floyd B. Watson are named as advertised letters awaiting contact or pickup at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Coombs
John Livingston
Andrew McLaughlin
Floyd B. Watson
Misses Blossom and Whittier Offer Drawing Classes
Misses Blossom and Whittier of 172 Commonwealth Ave will take pupils in drawing and painting, inviting interested residents to enroll in the offered art instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom and Whittier
Commonwealth Ave
25 Tons Upland Stock Hay Offered Cheap
A broker from L. N. Fowler & Co. advertises 25 tons of good upland stock hay available at a low price if purchased immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Fowler & Co
To Let Six Room Cottage Near Harness Shop
Concord Junction notices a six room cottage for let near the harness shop. Apply to Jeremiah Sheehan.
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Jeremiah Sheehan
Relocation Petition for School Street in Acton Massachusetts
In Acton Middlesex County on May 1 1905 residents led by Augustine Hosmer petition the County Commissioners for relocation of School street in Salt Town from Martha Taylor land to Anson Piper house seeking boundary alterations to straighten its course as supported by eleven residents.
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Middlesex S. S. Acton
Acton
School Street
Salt Town
Martha Taylor
Anson Piper
Augustine Hosmer
Middlesex County Meeting for View of Premises in Cambridge
A Middlesex County meeting in Cambridge orders the sheriff to notify all persons and corporations of a viewing of premises related to a petition. The event is set for the twelfth day of January next at ten in the forenoon, with the clerk of Acton present for evidence and hearings.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Cty
Acton
Acton Enterprise
Oton
Marlboro City News Roundup Includes Socials and Sports
In Marlboro and nearby towns, residents visitants travel between Boston Brockton and Worcester. A high school dance is hosted by Maynard with the Union orchestra. Gardner hosts a dance. The Douglas A C defeats Brook St 45 to 10 at Edinboro. A new sign goes up at T H Labarre's barber shop. Veterans and students trip to Marlboro and Tufts, and several civil service exams for Panama canal projects are noted.
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Henry Lafleur
Brockton
Forest Hall Block
Lincoln St
Union Orchestra
Maynard
Charles H. Corbin
Hub
T. H. Labarre
David Bouley
Hannan & Sons Shoe Emporium
Boston
Fred Holland
United States Coast Artillery
Texas
Evelyn
Ida Howe
Lakeside Ave
A New Derm Theory On Stomach Health and Mi-o-na
Scientists claim bodily health rests on stomach action and Mi-o-na tablets fortify the stomach before meals. The remedy supposedly prevents indigestion and misinterpreted illness, with a fifty cent box offered with a guarantee from H. B. Richardsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardsen
By Laws of Concord Town Meeting 1905 Article 16
The Concord town meeting of April 3 1905 enacted by laws covering notice posting and voting requirements. Restrictions include pasture limits for animals tree and fence wording posters trash and rubbish disposal. Horse obstruction public spaces licensing for carriages and guides. Disorderly conduct sidewalk occupancy licensing for junk dealing firearms and penalties. Boston May 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
Walter A. Carr
First Parish
Concord National Bank
Mill Dam
United States
Boston
Mass
Concord Articles Approved Except XI Disapproved
A local governing body approves most articles in a decree, while Article XI is disapproved, altering the final legislative package. Officials confirm the modified order and set enforcement details pending further action.
Notice to Premises Owners on Brown Tail Moth Nuisances
The Board of Health warns owners that failure to destroy brown tail moths and nests on their premises will lead to action under health regulations. Frank J. Barker, M D, Chairman, signs the notice urging immediate removal to prevent sickness.
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Board of Health
Acton Mass
Frank J. Barker
M. D
Prescott Keyea Harristers Hal Boston Fay Th 1905
Prescott Keyea and Harristers Hal Boston are noted with Fay th in 1905 records. The item catalogs names and a year in a local notice style. This brief entry presents individuals with a dated reference rather than a full event or outcome.
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Harristers Hal Boston
Fay
Boston man visits relatives and local events noted
Louis Ingalls of Boston spent Sunday with relatives on Pleasant street. A local from this city attended the third degree by the Hudson council Knights of Columbus. Pleasant weather aided business on the Boston Worcester trolley lines. Contractor T. P. Hurley and City Engineer J. F. Bigelow marked out the foundation site for the new armory. Roundabout baseball lost to Natick Independents 9 to 6. Highland lodge Coming stone of America held a semi monthly meeting and initiated one new candidate. A track team formed with James Murphy as captain and Raymond Simonds as manager.
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T. P. Hurley
J. F. Bigelow
Armory
Roundabout
Natick
Natick Independents
Highland Lodge
Ston of
America
James Murphy
Raymond Simonds
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Concord Junction
Acton Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
George Manton
Olive Wilson
Groton
Henrietta M. Chase
Arthur Thompson
Suncook, N. H
J. H. Snow
Commonwealth
W. C. Robbins
Thomas Ryan
Canada
Mr. Ryan
The
M. and P. Association O. E. S
the Vendome
Westvale
Elm St
Association Hall
Leater Davis
W. C
J. N. Chase
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Roger H. Hurd
Age
Gopy
Neoresn
Noain i Bey
G. Whitm
Sher
Marlboro
J. Flynn
Alphonse Lafleur
Broad St
Thomas Curley
Robert Kenney
Perry Blodgett
Wallace L’eveque
Lynn
Irene Murray
Leroy Wheeler
Waltham
John Glennon
Worcester
Frank Correret
Main St
George W. Folsom
Maine
Frank Simmons
Lowell
W. L. Bugtey
James J. Hunter
Bisbee
Arizona
E. F. Brown
Clothier
Lulu Blackington
Evangelist Beaudreau
Grant Et
National
James A. Bennett
McIntire Ct
Harry E. Brigham
Gardner
Hartley Munroe
Helen Ellis
Abbot Academy
Andover
E. H. Ellis
Mechanicst
Douglas A. C
Brook St
Edinboro St
Frank Meanor
Gleason House
A. O. H. Hall
R. D. VanTassel
Universalist
George Moore
W. H. Dole
O. M. Graves
R. E. Case
E. E. Knowlton
Tufts College
Windsor
Gladden
George R. Cleveland
Cleveland
8. K Smith
Oscar Dupuis
Garde d’Honneur
Hudson
Panama Canal
Joseph Precourt
West Main St
Thomas H. Burke
Clinton
House of Correction
Thomas
Columbia A. C
Joseph Drummery
Short St
M. Cronin
J. Cronin
Bent
Slattery
Drummey
Hurley
Conely
Hart
Lynch
Wortgazee
Mary Emmott
Mindiesex Southern
Tollo
River Street
la Tri
Chapman
Williams L. Eaton
William Berte Hard
Mary Hanmi
Prescott Keyea
Louis Ingalls
Pleasant St
Hudson Council
Knights of Columbus
Boston & Worcester
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