Local social notes from Concord Junction and nearby towns
Milton guest Mrs Choate visits Mr and Mrs Arnold Lowery. Miss Olive King Hyde Park weekend with parents. Mrs Harriet Bordman Robinson and family move to Groton. Miss Margaret Joyce Framingham visits town. Mrs George Hagerty Boston visits mother. Frank Walker on vacation from reformatory duties. Richard Derby recovering from pneumonia. Mrs C E Haynes home after serious operation. Substitute letter carrier exam at local post office next Saturday. John Sullivan and family attend Boston opera performance. Harry Jacobs on two week vacation plus hunting. F A Taylor and Clara Pettigrew attend Carlisle Grange visitor night. Fred Sullivan family left for Washington DC after visit with John Hughes. John B Dufault Washington DC guest with Allston friends. secretary to Senator Lodge.
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Choate
Milton
Arnold Lowery
Olive King
Hyde Park
Harriet Bordman Robinson
Groton
Margaret Joyce
Framingham
George Hagerty
Boston
Robert Bryden
Frank Walker
Eformatory
Richard
Benjamin Derby
C. E. Haynes
John J. Sullivan
Boston Opera House
Harry Jacobs
F. A. Taylor
Clara Pettigrew
Carlisle Grange
Fred Sullivan
Washington, D. C
John Hughes
John B. Dufault
Washington, D C
Allston
C. A. Holmer
Dufault
Henry Cabot Lodge
Driving Rod Breaks on Train Near Concord
A driving rod on the Reformatory division engine broke near Concord at 6 35 p m injuring R J Edwards an iceman who was struck by the rod fracturing a rib and injuring his arm. Passengers walked to their destinations as the train did not derail and service was delayed with late arrivals home.
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R. J. Edwards
Boston
Reformatory
Concord
Mr. Edwards
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Harmon and Haver Couple
Miss Lillian Helen Harmon and Hiram Lindsay Haver wed at the bride's mother's home in a quiet ceremony. Rev George Tewksbury officiated as the double ring service was performed. The couple plans a brief trip then will reside in Lexington where Mr. Haver works.
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Haver
Concord
Mrs Haver
Lexington
Mr. Haver
Strathmore Worsted Co Resumes Operations in Concord Junction
Concord Junction residents welcome news that Strathmore Worsted Co will reopen after more than a year closed. The mill plans to resume weaving and dressing at full capacity next Monday with workers preparing, and no war orders appear to drive the reopening. This should steady employment through the summer months.
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Concord Junction
Strathmore Worsted Co
Disruptive youths vanish after police notified
Two young colored lads caused a disturbance around town on Saturday evening by asking for food at private homes. They disappeared quickly when police were alerted. It is rumored they were recognized and may be apprehended soon.
Night Dance by K O R E and M A Clubs
A Friday night party hosted by the K O R E and M A clubs featured dancing in the Association building banquet hall with Pine bough decor. Matrons supervised. guests attended from Concord Acton and Ayer, with a long list of attendees including Miriam Russell Dorothy Messer Thelma MacGregor Annie Pendergast Laura Curley Irene Willis and Gardner Russell among others.
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M. A
Association Building
John P. Allen
Harry Marrs
Fred Hewitt
George Russell
R. H. Jamon
Concord
Acton
Ayer
Miriam Russell
Dorothy Messer
Thelma MacGregor
Annie Pendergast
Laura Curley
Iona Dye
Molyneux Ring
Esther Jamot
Frances Keyes
Elsie Bean
Loulse Cabot
Helen Savage
Irene Willis
Pauline Mead
Ruth Wood
Purinton Marrs
Homer Allen
Marioh Foley
Gardner Russell
Albert Payson
Warren Miller
James Barrott Wood
Lewelyn Savage
William Smith
Wilfred Wheeler, Jr
Lawence Clark
James Borland
Merton Kosmer
Harold Wetherbee
Clarence Hewitt
Harold Cabot
Harold Hall
Harry Dye
Ralph Hewitt
Partridge and Foxes Flee as Joe Dougherty Approaches
Town tale says Joseph Dougherty the hunter warned wildlife by sound and sight. a woods encounter portrays birds and foxes scattering before his rifle. Some critics joke the noise resembled marching German troops, while allies insist the animals fled because their lives were at risk.
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Joe
Joseph Dougherty
Green Row
Safey
Provocational work of the Bos on public schools lecture
Friday evening in the vestry of the union church the Men's club listened to Edward Dee describe school work shaping scholars for life. He cited printing instruction and demonstrated with stereopticon slides showing sheet metal work book binding and cabinet making and printing. The club’s membership surpassed 125 as it prepares for the Nov 19 lecture by Mr Bambaugh on the telephone history and operation illustrated.
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Union Church
Edward
Dee
Boson Public Schools
Choors
Rex All Store Aide Help From Frank King Report
Dr Guy G Fernald enjoys a three weeks vacation from Reformatory duties in Maine woods. West Concord Woman's club Ear Book released in attractive form bound in lab colors green and gold.
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Guy G. Fernald
Maine Woods
West Concord
To Let Three Houses in Concord Junction Mass
Three houses for let at Concord Junction Massachusetts. Some have modern improvements, others without, all available to be fitted up if requested. Inquire Jeremiah Sheehan.
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Jeremiah
Sheehan
Concord Junction
Mass
Middlesex Women’s Missionary Auxiliary Meeting Held
Members from Framingham Natick Marlboro and other towns attended the Middlesex branch meeting at First Church Marlboro with over 100 in attendance. Reports showed $2500 raised for missionary work. Mrs. Wiggin spoke on board support and sacrifices of workers. Mrs. Burr shared India mission insights.
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Middlesex
Woman's Board of Missions
First Church
Framingham
Holliston
Hopkinton
Hanson
Lincoln
Milford
Natick
Northboro
Saxonville
Southboro
Sudbury
Wayland
Wellesley
West Medway
Anna
A. H. Wheelock
E. H. Bigeow
C. F. Adams
F. L. Claflin
BE. J. Aikman
F. L. Oakes
J. E.patch
Grace Church
California
South
Ellen L Keith
George A. Pratt
William Findlay
Charles ‘Renth
Jeorge Potter
John Kelley
Ralph Barnes
C. F. Robinson
Mary Witheree
W. T. Sutton
L. Whitman
Walter B. Gifford
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Combers
E. H. Bigelow
Gertrude Bigelow
W. C. Blake
Jamboro
South Sudbury
Dover
Maynard
Sherborn
F. H. Wiggin
American Board
Charlies H. Burr
Ahmed India
Bnane
India
Alves
Mrs. Burt
Oysters Served After Second Degree at Concord Lodge
Thursday evening at the meeting Concord lodge No. 212 I O O F the second degree was worked on three candidates. After the degree work the members and guests enjoyed an oyster stew prepared by Alfred Small William L Heureux George Bicherton and Harry Parker.
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Concord Lodge
Alfred Small
William L'Heureux
George Bicherton
Harry Parker
Yard Fun Marks Prizes After Drill at Mass Reformatory
Winners of the first prize enjoyed a full day in the yard with baseball and games last Thursday. Second prize winners had a half day off Monday with similar activities.
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Reformatory
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Efecien
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mass
Candy Kitchen
S. & 47 Main Street
E. Jones
Concord, Mass
Telephone
W. W. Oliver
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jct
C. F. Walcott
Cook & Riel
A.C. Baggesen
Shade
Dra Welk
Mullane and Moers
Concord Tel
Formatory
George G. Russell
Main St
Melvin H, Nicholls
Tel. Concod
Monument Square
Walter B. Currier
W. C. Strout
Concord St
M. A. Armstrong
Ghas.s$. Spencer
John E. Kelley
Dover Typewriter
R. F. Mudge
Oppo
G. A. Skelton
Frank King
Rexall
Ge! Ford
Studebaker
Maxwell
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