Concord Junction Much News From Local Notes
Miss Irene Willis has been ill with tonsillitis This week. Mrs William A Massie reports the birth of a son. The Mikado was a hit with high school pupils. Divine worship Sunday at 3 pm God s Kingdom study Thursday 7 30 pm Public welcome. The vaudeville with Mrs Harriet Robinson on June 6. J Leo Smith plans new court house work in New York under Guy Lowell until August. J Leo postponed Europe trip for two months. Calvin Houghton leaves Allen Chair for Whalom Park. Mr and Mrs R F Smith move to 9 Pitie St. Fn Martin convalescent. Columbus club dance June 16 Flanagan s Marlboro orchestra. Herbert Kingman visiting Main St. House moved on Commonwealth Ave toward Main St. rumor of new bust and block. A dog killed by a freight in the local yard. Train No 11 on B M back to 9 30 pm. Three game Concord series planned June playground to June 21 in Concord and July 4. William Wood boasts a 3 lb 3 oz pickerel near Acton. Ithur s convalescing after loss of both legs in an accident. W at W ea stock watch and clock shop prospers.
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Irene ‘Willis
Sheba
William A. Massie
Ruth
Ae Pitti Sing
Eric Judge
Cambridge
Harriet, Robinson
J. Leo Smith
New York
New Court House
Guy Lowell
Europe
Lowell
Calvin Houghton
Allen
Whalom Park
R. F. Smith
Dorchester
Pitie St
Fn Martin
Deaconess Hospital
Columbus Club
Flanagan
Orchestra
Herbert
Boston
Stresters
Concord
Loteam
Illiam Wood
Isaac Walton
Acton
Ithur
Oscar Woods
St. W
Old Colony Trust Co. and Locals Set for Hot Revival Clash
Old Colony Trust Co. faces the locals in a much anticipated match with Bentley and Bid Ryan absent. The lineup includes regular players and promises a lively exhibition game this Saturday afternoon, marking the first meeting at this venue.
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Old Colony ‘Trust Co
Cea
Old Colony
Bentley
Espe
Ryan
Howmer
Hudson
Bean bedding plants and asters and zinnia offer
Fragmentary ad notes bean bedding plants and varieties including asters and zinnia with contact Tel. 241-3.
Littleton Notes From The Warren Street Estate Weekend Visitors
The Bragdon family of Chelsea, recent purchasers of the Warren street estate, spend the weekend in Littleton. Various locals attend Memorial services, church events, and community meetings. Neddividends include sales of livestock, a public auction at Wm. H. Decatur place, and preparations for Memorial Day ceremonies.
Bedford Notables Attend Town Events In Billerica
Frank Graham formerly of Bedford and now tenident of the Buffalo box visited town over Sunday renewing old acquaintances. Thomas Talbot lodge A F and AM of Billerica held their annual ladies night event in town hall with a large Bedford delegation attending. The Grange held a largely attended Monday night program featuring support entertainment for the children.
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Frank Graham
Bedford
Buffalo Box
Thomas ‘Talbot
American tourist drops V and X in England on trip
Naive firam Jones returns from Europe and recalls a friend asking if he did as the English do. He answers he did as Americans do, dropping his V s and X s rather than adopting local English speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firam Jones
Child mistaken as horse doctor tale at school
A young girl explains to her mother that a horse fell and a horse doctor was coming, but it turned out to be only a man. The anecdote captures a child's literal interpretation of an emergency visit.
Frugal Mis resident Luis Soty saves cents for 22 years
Reporters note a Mis region tightwad, Luis Soty, known for extreme thrift. Insiders say he has saved substantial cents over the last 22 years, living frugally and prioritizing economy in daily life.
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Poo
Mis
Luis Soty
Dagen Yong
Jackdaw Refused to Go Following Children
A jackdaw trailed a group of children as they moved through the area. The bird hesitated to depart, drawing curious attention from bystanders and prompting varied theories about its reluctance to leave.
Actions and Words in a Silenced Parade
An old column notes how deeds speak louder than talk and warns that a person who seldom praises himself risks being forgotten as a gust drives behind a marching crowd. The piece emphasizes self-advocacy amid public display and memory.
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Bragdon
Chelsea
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Pepperell
Frank Downing
Auburn
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W. C. Brown
Dorothy Priest
C. A. Polmer
H. F. Proctor
Paul L Brown
J. M. Hartwell
Frank A. Patch
H. L. Packard
Mr. Packard
Clinton
Mr. Speed
F. P. Wood
A. T. Kimball
W. H. Howkins
Outre
Fred C. Hartwell
Soare
the United Workers
L. Packard
Chas
A& I
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Worcester
James E. Smith
A. W. Turner
Milford
N. H
Fannie
Gertrude Sanderson
Annie GC. Smith
Lunscheon
Arthur Peck
Brookline
John Burroughs
West-Park on-the-Hiudson
Sanderson
Annie Smith
Reba Warren
William Warren
Alice
Winnipeg
Town Hall Park
Gunenburg
B. F. Jacobs
Clifford Shedds
Harry Barker
Westlawn
Town Hall
Rev. H. Packard
Westford
Geo. A. Kimball
Parkerville
Decatur
Vermont
Clarence ‘Trafant
Mr. Trafant
Bey
Armstrong
West Acton, Mass
Twenty Y Teneapelin
A. H. Haywood
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Kelley Who
Kelley
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Marrie & Granite Works
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R. E. Martin
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