Classified Advertisements and Lost Book Notice
Advertisements may be left at H L Whitcomb and must be prepaid. Rates 100 a line or portion. TO LET six word 10 per month. six room bungalow in repair. Apply to H H Young 23 Highland St Concord Junction or 26 Main St Maynard. Lost Book 17375 per Chap 40 Acts 1908 notice payment stopped. Middlesex Institution for a house on Fletcher Rd Bedford to Co W Prescott 32 Monument St Concord. Wanted a second girl apply Mrs W S Blanchard 17 Sudbury Rd. Brown Bread in cans Hatchet brand from L Anderson & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
H. H. Young
Highland St
Concord Junction
Main St
Maynard
Axétt
Middlesex Institution
Fletcher Rd
Bedford
Demand for Men in Concord Drives Road Work Hiring
Farmers and the road department in Concord face a shortage of workers as road construction on Waden and Thoreausts begins. Despite offering standard wages, farmers report difficulty attracting labor while men claim lack of local work. The situation, amid busy season, puzzles local growers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Road Department
Old North Bridge Society Meets Saturday in May
The Old North Bridge society and C A R will hold a meeting on Saturday May 20 at 3 o clock at the chapter house. Mrs Lovejoy and her son of Hingham will recount their trip to Washington D C where the continental congress was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old North Bridge Society
Chapter House
Pulpit and Evening Topics at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church outlines Sunday services at 10.45 and 7.15 with sermons Bringing God Down to Men and The League to Enforce Peace. Christian Endeavor meets at 6.30, Ladies Missionary Society Thursday at 2.30, supper at 6.30, and a stereopticon on Norway at 7.30 led by Thomas Todd Jr. Friday’s talk is What is a Square Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League To
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Stereopticon Entertainment
Thomas Todd Jr
Norway
Four candidates seek Concord council degree in event at K of C
Four candidates from Concord visited Waltham Sunday afternoon to take a degree at the Knights of Columbus hall. The event drew local residents and highlighted community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
K. of C
Waltham
Concord unit reports busy week of drills films and talks
The Birth of a Nation drew 2212 attendees over three days as Lieut Akeley and Capt Schuyler supervised indoor rifle events. Cavalry maneuvers at Fort Myer drew praise while Mary Pickford in The Bishop’s Carriage entertained children. The Isle of Regeneration and a dance followed artillery displays as Co I and Concord Minutemen plan drills and a preparedness parade in Boston May 27. Col Sweetser postponed the regimental NCO school from May 21 to June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Akeley
Philip L. Schuyler
Ralph P. Hosmer
Charley Chaplin
Joseph
Hart
Co. I
Concord Minutemen
Concord Artillery
Isle of Regeneration
Boston
Count of Monte Cristo
Col. Sweetser
Concord
Trinitarian Church Annual Meeting Highlights May Talk
E H Barber engineer with the Massachusetts Gas and Electric Light Commission spoke at the Trinitarian church annual meeting on May 9. He described Kentucky politics and highway construction efforts, contrasted with Appalachian conditions and illicit whiskey trade, and recounted events around Senator Goebel’s assassination. Officers elected: Benjamin Moody president, W B Conant vice president, Oscar Beckvold secretary, W A Stevens treasurer. About 35 members attended the dinner led by Mrs C H Towler and Mrs L R Moore. President Moore was absent. Moody presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Goebel
Benjamin Moody
W. B. Conant
Oscar Beckvold
W. A. Sty
C. H. Towler
L. R. Moore
Moore
Concord lad advances to New York chemical division
Kenneth B Cook, a Concord graduate of the Textile school, has left Waterbury Connecticut where he finished his service with American Mills Co. to take a higher role in the chemical department of the United States Rubber Co. in New York. His Concord friends, many in number, celebrate his progress since graduation and wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B. Cook
Hubbard St
Waterbury
American Mills Co
Chemical Department
United States Rubber Co
New York
Concord
Ccoak
Old Concord chapter D A R Holds Annual Meeting
Old Concord chapter D A R gathered at the chapter house Saturday with Regent Mrs George R Blinn presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected including regent Mrs Blinn vice regent Mrs Fowler secretary Mrs Morse treasurer Miss Holden registrar Mrs Smith historian Miss Sanderson custodian Mrs Wheeler and directors Messrs Boynton Blanchard McCleary Gross. Continental congress reports were given by Mrs Davis Mrs Baker and Mrs Fowler with remarks on credential work and social duties. Miss Antoinette Watson presented a piano solo and June meeting is set for the regent’s Bedford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Saturda
George R. Blinn
Orrin S. Fowler
Augustus L. Morse
Treas
Caroline P. Holden
Herbert B. Smith
Virginia A. Sanderson
Caleb H. Wheeler
Ellen Boynton
Arthur F. Blanchard
Alfred McCleary
Newton D. Gross
Continental Congress
Frederick S. Davis
George M. Baker
Baker
Fowler
Antoinette Watson
Charles C. Dennison
Hollis Howe
Joseph H. Williams
Regent
Bedford
Auto collision on Main Street involving John Muse vehicle
An auto owned by John Muse of Newton backed into a streetcar on the M. M. & H. railway near Belk aapst after misdirecting from Main Street toward Westvale. Motorman Jones and conductor Roy Emerick controlled the car. the auto lost a wheel and sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muse W Newton
Main St
Thoreau
Westvale
Jones
Roy Emerick
Belk Aapst
Milk inspector presents first report on sample solids
The new milk inspector Harry E. Tuttle presents his first report on analyzed samples. Names include Gordon Hutchins Geo B Clark Geo Williams Chas Moulton L Lovering J B Cossar Bonnie Brook A H Higginson with total solids and fat values. Mass. requirements 12.15 3.35 noted as not clean or clean per lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Tuttle
Gordon Hutchins
Geo. B. Clark
Clean Geo. Williams
Chas. Moulton
L Lovering
J. B. Cossar
Bonnie Brook
A. H. Higginson
Leonard C. Robinson Purchases Cook House on Hubibard Street
Leonard C. Robinson long time head of the water and sewer department bought the house owned by Mrs. Cyrus H. Cook located on Hub ibard Street. The transfer reflects a notable real estate move in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Robinson
Water and Sewer Department
Cyrus H. Cook
Hubibard
Plans for Big Crowd Whist and Dancing Party
Cencete plans a large crowd for a whist and dancing party Friday evening. The play had to be postponed but organizers hope the dance will compensate for the disappointment and draw a big turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cencete
Four entrants at Concord CC handicap tourney cards filed
At Concord Country Club Saturday, four players entered the handicap versus bogey event with three quarters handicap. Only two submitted scores, C. Bowers and H. Townsend, each posting eight down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
C. #. Bowers
H. S. Townsend
Middlesex Rifle Club Wins Higginson Cup Again
First match of the fourth annual Higginson cup shoot at the Middlesex Rifle club on Tower Road Lincoln saw Company I fail to appear and Co F of the 5th Regiment of Waltham challenge. Middlesex leads after this event and will hold the trophy permanently if they win the shoot this year, already having claimed it twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
Co. F
Waltham
Middlesex Rifle Club
Tower Rd
Lincoln
Middlesex Club
Usher Named for Farnsworth Coolidge Wedding
William H. Taylor of Middlesex School will serve as usher for Edwin Farnsworth Atkin Jr. of Belmont and Miss Mary S. Coolidge at their wedding on June 7 at the bride’s home at 82 Marlboro Street in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taylor
Middlesex School
Edwin Farnsworth Atkins Jr
Belmont
Mary S. Coolidge
Marlboro, St
Boston
Home Nine Beats Middlesex St Mark's 6 1 at Middlesex
Middlesex and St Mark's played on the Middlesex diamond. The home nine won 6 to 1. Pitcher Hobbs hit a three base hit to highlight the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Hobbs
Hoar and Miss Brown Wed at Dobbs Ferry N Y June 17
The wedding of John Hoar youngest son of the late Samuel Hoar and Miss Dorothy E Brown takes place in Dobbs Ferry New York on June 17. Miss Brown elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Q Brown of Springhurst Dobbs Ferry with Her mother Ida Eldredge of Beacon Street Boston sister of Mrs H Hooper Lawrence and Mrs Francisque Prudon of Geneva Switzerland. Bridesmaids include Phyllis Eldredge Elien Eldredge Christine Snelling and Charlotte Baylies with Baylies' mother having officiated at Brown's mother's wedding in a game capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoar
Samuel Hoar
Francisque Prudon
Geneva
Switzerland
Arthur S. Eldredge
South Lincoln
Edward H. Eldredge
Chestnut St
Boston
Brown
Phyllis
Elien W. Eldredge
Christine Snelling
Marlboro St
Charlotte Baylies
Commonwealth
Miss Baylies
Miss Brown
Middlesex School Glee Club Stars In Pinafore
The Middlesex School Glee club presented H. M. S. Pinafore to a large out of town audience. The performers received enthusiastic praise for their acting and fine music. The women’s roles were especially well done and the overall show was a credit to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School Glee Club
Advertised Letters List Names Many Recipients
A column lists names of individuals awaiting mail delivery including Billie Dufrein P A Frothingham Jones Henry Libby George Miller W L Multon Emily Chamberlin Mrs Henry Copeland Mrs George Henry May Mrs Frank Murray Madcoff Jas Ephraim Stone Mrs Earle S Stone Mrs W Wilkins Ira I Van Wagenen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Dufrein
A. Frothingham
Jones
Henry Libby
George Miller
W. L. Multon
Emily Chamberlin
Henry P. Copeland
George Henry May
Frank T. Murray
Madcoff
Jas. Ephraim Stone
Earle S. Stone
Thompson
B. P. Wilkins
Ira I.’ van Wagenen
Supper and Entertainment Planned by Home Missionary Society
The Home Missionary society plans its season finale at Trinitarian church. A 6:30 supper will be served and a feast is being planned by chairwoman Mrs G A Tewsibury. Thomas Todd Jr leads the entertainment with an illustrated lecture on Norway, featuring views and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society
G. A. Tewsibury
Thomas Todd, Jr
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanchard
Sudbury Road
L. Anderson & Son
Lowell, Mag&s
Lexington Rd
Frank Bigwood
M.D.C
Mass
Commonwealth Ave
Will
Democrats
Meyer Buggies
B. W. Brown Co. Telephone
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Town House
Corey
William L. FitzPatrick
Albert Vanderhoof
Main
Concord, Mass
Jas. B. Wood & Son Go
Fitchburg
Tlemen
Main Street
Filene
Tel, ‘Conn
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mgr. Lepot
Walden Street
A. Stevens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!