Concord Junction Vestry Meeting Urgent Station Noted
In Concord Junction the vestry of the West Concord Woman's group calls for an urgent gathering. James L. Tryon Ph D will lecture on a Massachusetts Peace ad addition. Laura Batt of Wellesley College visited relatives here. The Main Street house, once owned, received a fresh coat of paint.
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West ConcOrd Woman's
James L. Tryon
Massachusetts Peace
Laura Batt
Wellesley College
Four Good Reasons to Visit Us for Hair and Grooming
Up-to-date service with four chairs and four barbers offering personalized cuts. Emphasizes sanitary shaves and skin care with massage cream for eruptions, promising clean, soft skin and tailored grooming.
Italian Treatment and Rhodesia Orange Market Note
A compilation notes Italian skin treatment using egg white applied to the skin and rinsed after drying, repeated nightly for four sessions. It also mentions Rhodesia oranges exporting to England in summer per the London Times, and a hiccup remedy using a sugar and vinegar mix. A Massachusetts probate summons for the estate of Timothy Moynihan directs heirs and others to appear in Middlesex County on November 20, 1911 for possible administration.
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Adriatic
Rhodesia
South Africa
England
London Times
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Ss. Cncbate
Timothy Moynihan
Maynard
Timothy B. Moynhan
Cambridge
Middlesex
Maynard Enterprise
Las
Oying Post
Postal Savings Bonds Conversion Details Announced
Postmaster General Frank H Hitch cock announces conversion of Postal Savings certificates into United States bonds. Bonds issued in 20 100 600 denominational values at 24 percent interest payable over 20 years. Applications due December 15 1911 for deposits to be converted on January 1 1912. Depositors must surrender savings certificates and receive a receipt. Bonds exempt from taxes and not counted toward the 500 limit. Registered and coupon forms available and transferable.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
United States
Concord W W C T U Holds Monthly Meeting
The regular meeting chaired by Mrs. H. C. Rolfe reports a large September gathering at Mrs. Jeremiah Sheehan's with Mrs. Bent as speaker. Plans for Loyal Temperance Legion events and a Thanksgiving food box for Mrs. Samuel Wright Simpson are approved. Nightgowns are being made for Mrs. Simpson's elderly proteges. Short papers cover liquor traffic and its social effects.
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H. C. Rolfe
Middle St
Jeremiah Sheehan
Bent
West Somerville
Loyal Temperance Legion
Samuel Wright Simpson
Boston
Union Church Notes and Sermon Subjects
Friday prayer meeting titled The Apostle James. Sunday sermon on The Vitality of the Christian Life. Evening lecture The Pilgrims and their Churches with stereopticon. Certificates total $4700 and more funded soon.
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James
Germs Defeat Barbers In Opening Alley Series
In Maynard the Germs beat the Barbers by 107 pins in the first of three matches at the alleys on Monday. C Downey led with a 275 three string and Fairbanks rolled a 101 single. The second match is set for Monday evening.
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C. Downey
Fairbanks
Charles F. McCarthy
Assabet Aerie
Masonic Hall
W. F. Litchfield
Albert D. Carter
Mr. Litchfield
Lowell
D. D. G. M. Jerome Gleason
Summer Hill Lodge
Oh You Kid Collars Reflect Growing Up
Fragmentary note recalls a boy insisting on a spotless collar signaling transitions to responsibility and adulthood as smaller comforts fade with age. The garbled text hints at fashion and social expectations shaping maturation.
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Lea
Changes in Saxony Living Costs Force Family to Earn
The text notes rising costs in Saxony reduce a husband’s income sufficiency. It states the wife and children must now contribute to daily bread to support the family.
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Saxony
Public Auction of Whitney Place on Hubbard Street Extension
By virtue of a license granted on October 16 by the Probate Court of Middlesex County the premises described as the Whitney place on Hubbard Street Extension will be sold on Saturday December 12 1911 at four o'clock in the afternoon with the tent thereon per Deeds Book 143 page 27 and related documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Lowing
Demian
Whitney Place
Hubbard St
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Concord Junction
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Albert Vanderhoof
Concord , Ty
Townsend Maynard
Ralph E. Durlee
Hudson
Rice & Hutchins
Tan Hobble
Creighton’s Boot Shop
Main
A. Distasio
National Daily
Ww. B. Rogers
Register
Taylor
J. Leo Comeau, Maynard
Carter-Lewis Music Co
Boylston Street
YO YO Beverage Co
Sudbury
Mass
Concord
Union Church Notes
Edward Reading
New York City
Catherine Carey
Michael Toohey
Waltham
Mary O’brien
Roxbury
Daniel Sullivan
Walter Hiltz
Everett
Walter Talyor
E. Boeske
Ient Service
W. O. Strout
Concord St
Ann B. Jones
Acton
Wilbur F. Jones
Sweeney & Wilson
Attys
F. E. Harris
Bedford &J
Hollow Cemetery
Frank E. Harris
O. Barnes
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Maes
Eter
F. H. Bryant
James B. Wood
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