Local residents and visitors noted in Concord area
Timothy Ryan of Attleboro and John Watson of Winchester visited Concord. Numerous residents from Hyde Park Allston Woburn and Framingham were guests or visitors. Activities included Memorial Day preparations Grange meetings church events and a Concord High School win over Framingham. A concert by Creighton’s Coburn orchestra drew attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Ryan
Attleboro
John Watson
Winchester
Annie Farlow
Hyde Park
John Jennings
Maxwell
Macone Bros
George Prescott
Framingham
Frederick Hunt
Allston
J.W. Raymond
Baboosie Lake
Helen
Campelle
Hilda Tornrose
Woburn
L. P. George
E. ‘A. Huppertz
Wellesley
Florence Richardson
Leslie Bachelder
Bowdoin College
Ruth Bachelder
Exington
Stedman
Buttrick
New England
Concord
George N. ‘White
Misses Clark
Lowell Rd
Susan Emmott
St.Luke’s Hospital
New Bedford
Clarence Hart
River St
Williow Rebekah Lodge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Christian Olsen
Whitney’ & Grain Co
B. W. Brown Co
Union Church
Rebekahs
Olaf ‘Westby
Frank Mason
Affternoon
Thomas W. Surette
Professor Pepp
Alpha Sigma Mu Club
Monument Hall
Alfred W. Stone
Concord High School
Framingham High School
Mid -Essex School
Rindge Techs School
St. George’s School of
Newport
R. 1
Creighton
Coburn
Concord Junction Catholic Club Hosts Minstrel Cast Party
About 50 couples attended an invitation gathering at Warner hall in Concord Junction. The Catholic club hosted a testimonial for the minstrel show cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
Maynard
John KE. Reilley
James O'Halloran
Thomas Carroll
L. J. McCaffrey
Fred Lawton
Walter Knowles Heads to France with Red Cross Ambulance Service
Walter Knowles son of a local officer sails from Chicago on the 8 8 bound for Bordeaux to join the Red Cross Ambulance Service. He travels with 86 other Americans including 60 college students in the same vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Knowles
Knowles
France
Red Cross Ambulance Service
Chicago
Bordeaux
Death of Mrs Edwin Beauregard in Rutland Vermont
News reached town this week of the death of Mrs Edwin Beauregard of Rutland Vermont. Mr and Mrs Beauregard were formerly residents here and had many friends who regret her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Beauregard
Rutland
Reilleys Move to Gray Maine for New Foreman Role
Mr and Mrs W Reilley relocate their household to Gray Maine where he has taken a foreman position on a farm and will begin duties this week. Franklin resident Thomas King visited his mother Mrs L G King last week. The American Powder Co seeks peeled maple wood for powder making at 11 dollars per cord delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Union
Masonic Hall
Ors ‘Powers
On Secor
Nuorteva
Fitchburg
Parker St. Hall
Evelyn O’brien
Jersey City
John Callahan
Spect St
Irs. C
Irs. C. M. Cahfield
Char‘Huegan
Lowell
Carl Stockbridge
Linden
St. Ose
Assabet Mfg. Co
Ile Ie
Colvin
Albany
National Express
J.H. Lake
Greenfield
Frank Goettler
Mirna
Albert Goettler
Thomas Usher
Hartford
George Smith
Helen Simpson
John Simpson
Eastern Star Hall
Roxbury
Cooperative Hall
Geo. Jamieson
American Woolen Co
Main St
A. T. Haynes
Florence Bodfish
Manchester
Charles Wilcox
Charles B. Merry
Brighton
Howard Bla
Cambridge
Sadie Johnston
Charles Richardson
Parker St
Assabet Aerie
F. C.B
William Moynihan
Co. K
Guyer Fowler
Fowler
Harvard College
Concord High School
Harvard
France
William Scully Jr
William Hanson
Henry Connors
Leonard Penniman
Florence Smith
Allan Smith
Dartmouth St
The
Deaconess Hospital
Titcomb
Concord
W. Reilley
Gray, Me
Reilley
Thomas King of
Franklin
L G. King
American Powder Co
Advertised Letters List Names and Addressees
A partial listing of individuals receiving advertised mail includes J. Bassidy Harold Hamil Henry Jensen Mr and Mrs C H Kent Pierce Miller David E Nichols Charles J O'Brien W B Potter Ingersoll Scott I F Wyman Fred C Crosby Miss Samelia Chester Mrs H W Gillette Miss Lillian Smith Miss Una
Concord High Girls Tennis Schedule Ahead of June Matches
Miss Mariam Russell, manager of Concord high school girls tennis, has arranged two upcoming matches. The first on Saturday, June 2, sends the team to Wellesley to face Wellesley high school girls. The second on June 16 pits Concord against Newton high school girls in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam Russell
Concord High School
Wellesley
Wellesley High School
Newton High School
Newton
Middlesex School Mobilizes Upper Class Volunteers for Farm Work
A large portion of Middlesex School's upper class has offered to serve on the farm this summer. The volunteers will be accepted in groups of eight and stay two weeks each, performing tasks identical to those of regular employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Weekend visits and local notes from Concord Junction
A roundup of residents visiting relatives in nearby towns and returning from trips. Miss Jennie O'Neill and Miss Viola Russell guest in Malden while John Snow and Miss Natalie Chapman vacation with kin. Red Acre farm awards go to Peter owned by D McMillan. Henry Delaney leaves Boston and Maine rail job to become a sub letter carrier. George Outis to replace him at the freight office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie O'Neill
Malden
John Snow
Union
John Crossley
Costa Rica
Viola Russell
Ruth Damon
H. Hatch
Bridgewater
Catherine
Ellen Reilly
Marlboro
Natalie Chapman
Plainville
Edward Connolly
Leonard
Charles Hogan
Hortense Bergeron
Keene, N. H
Peter Bergeron
Catherine Thane
Rockville
Thomas Connell Jr
Holy Name Society of Help of Christians’ Church
Guy Newell
Gardner
C. ©. Fisher
Patrick Reisley
Thomas Reisley
New York City
William Wood
St. Petersburg
Fla
Helen Connorton
Eye and Mar Infirmary
Boston
Marguerite Leighton
Deaconness Hospital
Red Acre Farm
Stow
Peter
D. Mc.Millan
Henry Delaney
Boston & Maine Railroad
George Outis
Mr. Delaney
West Acton Notes and Local Updates
Local moves include George Weaver driving a Packard touring car and Rev. C L Pierce receiving a Ford from Worcester. Visitors Frank Upham of Medford and Frank Woodward of North Adams attend, plus illness reports and milk delivery concerns. Community events note carnival proceeds near one hundred one dollars, while train changes June 25 affect service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaver
Frank Upham
Medford
Bisbee
Chaffin
C. L. Pierce
Worcester
Frank Woodward
North ‘Adama
Hoar
Kelley
Fred Davis
Edith Watson
Lowell
Mary Clark
Henrietta
B.W. Clark
Newton
Red Cross Community Club
Boston
Ee Frank Houghton
Ralph
Cliftondale
Oscar
J. Fosberg
Beverly
Mra
William G. Lawrence
Home Guard
South Acton
Acton
Edward L. Dufour
Perrysburg
Fred Dufour
Clemen Bros
Stow
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George Lynch
Harold Hanson
Co. I
Saiur- Joseph Doel
C. M. & H. Railroad
Emily Jourdan
New Haven
Paiine Bent
Edward Coughlan
Institute of Technology
Nellie Dacey
William Litchfield
Brockton
H. A. Oxner
Charles Keene
Great
Francis O’brien
Waltham’ St
Assabet Mfg
George Meade
Hillside St
Providence, R. I
Vernon Hawes
Helen of
Lynn
Everett Marchant
Brown
Dooce Brothers Motor Car
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Main and
Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
Actons
Sudbury
Bedford
J. A. Finigan
Tel
Mass
Concord ‘Junction
Maine
Concord Junction
West Acton
Liberty Loan
Maynard Trust Co
George H. Creighton
Harley J., Dwinell Howard A. Wilson
John W. Flood Orring
Fowler George H. Gutteridge Frank
Taylor
William H. Gutteridge
B. J. Coughlin
P. J. Sullivan
Max Blatt
George F. O’brien
George Lynch James J. Hilferty Mason B. Church
William F. Litchfield
Arthur J. Coughlan
John Dacy, Michael B. Lynch
Edward N. Smith
Luther B. Furbush
Boxboro
Frank. W. Chapman
Rowland P. H
Frank L. McCormick
Christopher Wilson
Cornelius J., Lynch
George Hi. Merrick
William’ B. Case
Jarges Connors
Frank Seckel
Sam Lever L, Everett Wilson
Frank W. Holt
E. McCleary
James R. Priest
Lucy A, Newton
James J. Ledgard
Henry H. Halladay
George H. Greenough
James A. Coughlin
Frank J. McCormack
Timothy B, Moynihan
George E. Hack
William Rachteser
James Gately
Frank Stevens
Iman
Liberty Loan Committee
Massachusetts