Local Classified Notices Concord 1912
Various local notices and ads from Concord Massachusetts listings. Items include sales wanted to let lost notices plant sales and an annual meeting notice for the Middlesex Institution for Savings. Names Henry L Willcomb Arthur L Wheeler John Swen William Buckley and Herbert W Hosmer appear with dates May 1912 and June 4 1912.
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Mass
Ree Institution For Savings
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For Savings
Herberrt W. Hosmer
Concord
Local notes from Concord and surrounding towns
A compilation notes changes and events in Concord Marlboro and nearby areas. Mentions include Alec Bresth new night operator at the local telephone exchange, John Mulcahy returning from illness, Marlboro high school visiting Concord, various travel and social plans, church notices and delays at the Colonial Inn, and local business shifts including J W Raymond moving offices and expanding grain and coal trade operations.
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Frank Hubbard
Walter
Springfield
Alec Bresth
West Acton
Ao A
John Mulcahy
Cutler’s
Marlboro
Concord
Frank
New York
Black
Hathaway
Washington
Colonial Inn
Henry Grenier
Yorke
Mark Mara
Byron St. Banns
St. Bernard’s Church
Edward Ormand
Bedford
Mary Jr. Stickney
Prospect St
Eddie Williams
Amherst
Syracuse University
Mr. Norleman
Old Concord Post
Ralph P. Hosmer
W. V., and Co
Mass
Peoples’ Temple
Boston
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mrs Mary Myers resigns as Concord Home for the Ages matron
After more than a decade as matron, Mrs Mary Myers resigns effective June 1 to rest and live with her daughter in Burlington. Directors and inmates express deep regret, praising her leadership and the smooth operation she maintained at the Home.
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Concord
Mary Myers
Crusaders to Perform in Town Hall June 3
Interest grows for Gades Crusaders production at the town hall on June 3 with strong rehearsal turnout. Edward B. Caiger will accompany on piano and join the orchestra at the concert. Carl Behr, familiar to Concord audiences, brings an ensemble of six or seven musicians for the accompanying score.
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Edward B. Caiger
Carl Behr
Concord
Notable Names Listed in Local Social Page
Stephen F. Beals D Grant W D Parker Rev E F Snell Godfrey F Swan Miss Bessie Coleman Mrs R E Carter Mrs John Donahue Miss Cath Miss Bila J Kenney Miss Edith H Lay Miss Katherine Searle Mrs Sime Mrs Minnie Steaven Miss Julia White (3)
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Stephen F. Beals
D. Grant
W. D. Parker
E. F. Snell
Godfrey F. Swan
Bessie Coleman
R. E. Carter
John Donahue
Cath
Bila J. Kenney
Edith H. Lay
Katherine Searle
Sime
Minnie Steaven
Julia White
Stone School Won Dramatic 18 to 2 Victory Over St Andrews
Stone School defeated St Andrews 18 to 2 on Wednesday as Concord pitchers struggled. Mannix led with four runs, Conant and Boutwell added five and hit counts, while Mannix stole six bases. Pitchers V and Dingwell combined for 42 runs, with Conant and Boutwell providing key defensive plays and several hit by pitch incidents.
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Hadley
Middlesex
Groton
Douglas
Clark
Sanderson
Duryee
Simons
Amory
Siatons
Taylor
R. Curtis
Wilcox
Madeira
Little
Winsor
Barker
Haydock
Curtis
Metrail
Concord
Varley
Connell
Fallon
Dye
Wood
Loftus
Merriam
Coolidge
Rocks
King
McSweeney
Stevenson
Richardson
Mitchell
Carol
Schaeffer
Newton
Doyle
Hopkins
Dee
Stone School
St. Andrews
St. Andrew's
Mannix
Conant
Boutwell
Kenney
Foote
Eglee
Dearborn
Forsythe
Neill
Page
Dingwell
Reader letter defends Concord Junior Prom dances
A letter to the editor rebuts an Enterprise Concord column about the May Prom stating the dances were modest and the account exaggerated. The writer condemns critics who sought to stain the event and praises the overall conduct and social value of school dances.
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The
Enterprise
Concord
New Electric Shoe Repair Machine Installed in Concord
Ole O. Thorpe, a Concord shoe dealer, has installed a 14 foot long electric shoe mending machine and large motor to speed repair work. The multi function unit includes a Waldorf rapid stitcher edge trimmer shank turner scouring wheels heel polisher and buffers and will operate as the equivalent of six workers. Thorpe plans to begin use this week with substantial repair work already on hand.
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Ole O. Thorpe
Concord
Thorpe
Family Birthday and Anniversary Observance in Brookline
A quiet family reunion was held Monday evening at Mrs. Phelan's Longwood home in Brookline. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Wood and Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Tewksbury, honoring George Phelan's birthday anniversary and Rev. Mr. Tewksbury's and Mrs. Tewksbury's second wedding anniversary. Mrs. Phelan's frail health limited attendance.
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Richard F. Wood
G. A. Tewksbury
Brookline
Phelan
Longwood
George Phelan
Tewksbury
Wood
Merchants Expect Stores To Close Wednesdays This Summer
Town merchants anticipate another year of midweek closures with shops shutting every Wednesday afternoon from June 1 through September. The Voice this week features catchy daffydils as part of its attractions.
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C. M. Byron
Keyes Named Director in New Boston Progressive Group
A large Progressive gathering in Boston formed a new organization as Roosevelt delegates and workers attended. John M. Keyes of this town was named director along with Dr. F. P. Glazier of Hudson and Frederick Fosdick of Fitchburg. Kenneth Damien of Maynard became secretary reflecting strong fourth district representation. Keyes believes the Progressives may back a governor candidate this year if a suitable man is united.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Roosevelt
John M. Keyes
F. P. Glazier
Hudson
Chicago
Kenneth Damien
Maynard
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
Keyes
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