Concord Wright Tavern Hosts Wide Town Visitor Mix
Lodgings at the ght Tavern drew guests from Omaha to Sydney and Pekin with Miss Bertha Sherwin and 500 visiting children adding life to Concord. Schools from Boston to Malden joined a week of open houses, dinners, and a May 29 senior dance in Eaton hall with King Cole orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ght
Mre
A.D. Marble
Lawre Mite
Louisa Cadé
B. M. Sanderson
Sarah Sanderson
Omahha
Neb
Sydney Gilchrist
D. D
Sydney
Australia
Frederick Merrill
Pyke
Pekin
China
Henry W.lawton
Ayer
H. J. Pitman
Whesling
W. Va
J. R. Walsh
Winter Hill
B.A Fisher
Wakefield
B. MM. Coats
Hartford
Conn
Concord
Bertha
Sherwin
Fitchburg
Lexington
Boston
Brookline
Worcester
Lawrence
Watertown
Clinton
Hudson
Somerville
Malden
Eaton Hall
Murray Ballou
Elizabeth Brown
Charles 8. Towne
Harriet P. Rood
King & Cole's
Kenneth B. Cook
Julian Ballou
Frank Hubbard
Prentiss Blood
Elmer Johnson
Florence White
Elizabeth Nagle
Marion Towne
Conductors Enjoy Nationwide Excursion Through Concord
Conductors from across the country with wives and friends joined a Sunday excursion to Concord. About two to three thousand members of the Railroad Conductors Association visited all town sites and used every conveyance, with private citizens lending vehicles. rain shortened their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Streets
Railroad ‘Conductors’ Association
Lincoln Notables Enjoy Weekend in Gloucester
Lincoln residents and visitors are noted for summer moves and home projects. Mr and Mrs J J Storrow spent Sunday in Gloucester while J F Russ and family return for the season. Several homes, repairs, and social visits are reported amid school grounds grading and mumps closures at South Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Storrow
Gloucester
Hijzalmar Berger
J. F. Russ
Lincoln
Wm. R. Warren
Helen Hersey
Boston
Pearl Virgie
Vaudeville Success At Bemis Hall Under Unitarian Alliance
A large Bemis hall audience enjoyed a varied program Saturday evening under the Unitarian Alliance. Performers included Miss Field, Mrs Watnuff, Warren Blodgett, and Joseph Seabury with dances, recitations, piano solos, and a Gypsy Song from Carmen. Dancing followed until 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Alliance
Bemis Hall
Die Valkyrie
Miss Field
Joseph S. Seabury
iCarmen
Edwards W. Herman
Lincoln Rides Deweys In Key May Showdown At Lincoln
Lincoln faces the Deweys of the Old Colony League next Saturday May 22 at 3 30 p m in Lincoln in what is billed as one of the season’s best games. The Deweys beat Stoughton 5 4 last Saturday a sign of their strength. The Lincoln club’s next home tilt is Monday May 1 at 3 30 p m against St Marys of Malden, who have strengthened for the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Deweys
Colony League
Stoughton
Stoughtons
Lincolns
St. Mary’s of
Malden
Marlboro News Notes Show Local Moves and Events
A stream of local updates covers residents buying cars and homes, new jobs, moved residences, club activities, and upcoming civic projects. Notables include William Doake with a Packard, Yale motorcycle purchase, and Charles Patterson registered at Windsor House. The Wabbiwawa Boat club adds members. Lizzie Wright club date moved to June 4. plans for a combined police and fire station advance. Marlboro Electric begins a new power line. several residents travel or change jobs, with community groups hosting events at Lake Boon and Fort Meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Patterson
Southbridge
Windsor House
Wabbiwawa Boat Club
Otis B. Beals
Percy Beals
Kentville
Severe H. Houde
Franklin St
Eli Blanchette
Lowell
Joseph
Maplewood Ave
Richard Savage
Fort Meadow
Crystal Boat Club
Lizzie Wright Club
R. W. Bird
J. Henry Gleason
Lake Boon
Theodore Wollerschied
Maynard
Joseph Temple
Fryest
Frank Fritchie
Howett
Tal
Bachelor Club
Club
Anna Messier
Main Fruit Co
Middlesex
James A. Bennett
D. H. Hames
Worcester
Henry Brault
Thos.Hurley
Wright le Page
Jessie Foster
Monmont Sq
Boston
Daniel Ahearn
Grace Simonds Giles
Montreal
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Wright
Union
Creighton
Main Street
Cluett Stratford
Monarch
Finney & Host
A. J
Poland
Company
Crawford
Bedford
A.J. Poland &Company
J. B. McFarland & Cec
Bedford Centre
F.be
Mrs. Todd
B. D. Sweet
South Lincoln
Emma Rodman
A. E. Snelling
Geo. Flint
Mr. Rogers
A. H. Higginson
P. Maloy
Waltham
Mrs. Watnuff
Stephen H. Blodgett
Emily Watnuff
Mary Ann
Jennie I. Pierce
Mr. Watnuff
Warren K. Blodgett
Ferdinand Swift
Percival H. Foster
Geo. G. Tarbell
Marojrie
P. Virgie
Ruthen. Sherman
Elizabeth C. Hunter
Ethel F. Bent
William de T. Field
Brooklet Heller
Eugene Field
Billy de Gough
B. F. Townsend Nason
Mayn
Concord Junction
Lesnick
Enterprise Shoe Co
Lynn
Store Main
Nason’ Sts
J. W. Gately
the Model Hardware Store
Nason Street
H.P
F. H. Harriman
Acton
Stow
Berlin
Bolton
Harriman’s Corner
Elliott Carbide
T. F. Parker
Main
Colonial Inn
Concord, Mass
William Doake T
Orlando Final
Yale Motor Cycle
Rman W. Ll. Howe
Well
Joseph Mogguin
Grant St
Louis
Gironard
C. ¥. Courtemanche
Broad Bt
Harry, Smith, Lincoln Sr
Marlboro Shoe
Charles H. Albee
Charleston
8. C
Marlboro Lodge
Hudson Monday
L’.W. Baker
Ninth Battery Associates
Youngs’ Hotel
Marlboro
Louis Wheeler
Mechanicsst
Southboro
Robin Hill Improvement ‘Society
Hudson ‘Board of Trade
Robin Hill
Joseph Kulcsar
New York
Barbers
Walden
Matthew Steinman
Chas. S. Hunt South
Sudbury, Mass
P. McColgan
Spencer Ave
Chelsea, Mass
Boston & Albany
Maine
William J. Bulger
Automobile
Cambridge Turnpike
Mass
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. HH
Bryant, Gein
Annie E.paysonsion Mass
M. H. Feehan
Marr
Bedford Court
Maes
R. Garland Maynar
Dennis" Sheehan
Masa
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