Concord Junction Community Notes and Local Sights
Local items include Supt Joseph F Scott’s visit to Delve oar Frank Ring’s illness at home a Ladies Union meeting with Mrs George M Bowker and social events at East Acton Willows lodge events entertainment by Knights of Columbus and junior society appointments Clara Pratt new Superintendent of the Junior Christian Endeavor at the Waites church and plans for a dance and play Imogene with dancing afterward The consolidation of the Boston Newton & Boston Newton & Waltham electric lines is announced along with community remarks on anonymous letters and a serenade for Mr and Mrs Waldo Lapham A trip by Concord Junction visitors to Waltham for Odd Fellows and G A R events is noted with a jolly conclusion and a council report upcoming.
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Joseph F. Scott
Alent
Frank
Ring
Ladies Union
George M. Bowker
W. W. Curtis Sr
North Brookfield
Clara Pratt
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Emma Comery
Imogene
George W. Young
Robert W. Browning
Edward A. Raymond
Association Hall
Weday
Lawton
Waldo Lapham
Blaine Factory
Concord Junction
Elmer E. Shattuck
Lowell Sun
Royal Arcanum
Concord Council
Waltham
Lowell Military Band
Lowell
E. N. Hatch
Tri
Astounding Discovery From Coopersville Michigan
A brief notice from Coopersville Michigan touts a remedy described as wonderful for snoring and sore throats. It claims a wood based product before bed guarantees better sleep and promises rapid relief, with Mrs Burger noting three family members used King's remedy.
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Coopersville
Mich
King’s
Maynard Resident Celebrates 86th Birthday At Home
Mrs. Dick, Maynard’s oldest female resident and the town’s third oldest, marked her 86th birthday at her home. A laborer’s arrival found a sick man with a partial shock. he was moved home and reportedly comfortable. Town officials and others were invited to meetings aiming to influence local no license sentiment.
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Maynard
Axford and Rheel Wed in Rockville Home Ceremony
Fred Axford and Miss Annie C. Rheel of Rockville were married Thursday at the bride’s home, 18 Orchard Street, Rockville. The ceremony was performed by Charles McKinley.
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Fred Axford
Annie C. Rheel
Rockville
Orchard St
Charles McKinley
Atchord Will Aeachothers
Local Notices From Marlboro and Surrounding Towns
Local items report Leroy Craig at Cambridgeport, W H Powers convalescing, F E Houghton home from Brockton for a few days, Francis Dalton at H O Wright’s dry goods, Mrs L J Barnes returning from Allston, James Carr leaving for Orange Indiana for the winter, Miss McDuffy back at Marshalls fruit store, Miss Evelyn Hall at Framingham Normal, John H Lynch to move to Central Falls R C, a blood poisoning case from a hand sore, Mrs George O Cole in Boston for winter.
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Francis Dalton
H. O. Wright
James Carr
Orange
Ind
Miss McDuffy
Marshall's Fruit Store
Belleville Leader Praises Bitters as Best Sellers
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio writes that bitters are the best selling product he has handled, noting their strong sales appeal and ongoing popularity. The letter labels the bitters as top quality and highly marketable.
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Abraham Hare
Belleville O
Religious Services at Two City Churches This Sunday
The Trinitarian Congregational church announces Rev. George A. Tewksbury conducting morning and evening sermons at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school and Y P S C E activities. The Scandinavian M E Church led by Rev. Charles H. Johnson offers services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with a close meeting Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Church Schedule With Rev Lawford Leads Services
Rev W F Lawford pastor conducts Sunday morning service. Surfing school at 10 30. Epworth League meeting at 11 45 led by L D Wilson. Evening service at 7 15. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Close meeting Friday evening. Choir director and organist R W Porter.
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W. W Campbell
Esse
First Parish Unitarian
Toren B. Macdonald
Young People’s Guild
Chas. H. Washburn
W. H. Gutteridge
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Amory Maynard
Hermanson E. French
M. Robert
C. E. Society
W. F. Lawford
L. D. Wilson
Epworth League Meeting
R. W. Rter
ST. George's Episcopal Church
Arthur Bradford Pa Pineau
Stridget
R. C
J. A. Crowe
Fraternal Meeting Schedule Extract
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays. Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays. Red Men gather on the first and third Tuesdays. A O U W hold meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Lodge No 181 I O O F meets on the first and third Tuesdays.
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Companions of
Lodge No
I. O
F. Ois
Loaee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Church
Wm. J. Batt
Prison Chaplains’ Association
Kansas City
East Acton
Waites
Marion Williams
Chelsea
At Williams
Willow Lodge
Ae Caeppary
Gre and
Mepnena Eanas
Ae of
Rene
Hughie Sheasgran
Charles Hogan
John Hannon
Knights of Columbus
Town Hall
Freday
Colonial House
Boston
Newton & Boston
Newton & Waltham Electric Lines
George W. Brown
Fred W. Gale
John D. Wilson
Waltham Council 209
Home Circle
Wm. E. Garcelon
Audh
Odd Fellows
Eastern Star
B. J. Coughlin
E. H. Davis
Nason Street
C. Silvio
Jamaica
Main St
John M. Keyes
Concord
Gilmore’s
RIS
E. Henderson & CO
Nathan Spectre
Nason St
Mass
Boston & Maine B
South Acton
Junction
Aera Sat
Sen
Deen Ee Arrive Hessen
Anita Eaera Uasve
An Ira Ar A. m
Arr
South Eran
Booth Actoe
Mayrard
Tena Twit Ylang
Enis
Axford-Rheel
Leroy Craig
Cambridgeport
W. H. Powers
F. E. Houghton
Brockton
Evelyn Hall, Lincoln Sr
Framingham
John H. Lynch
Central Falls
George O. Cole
Hildreth St
Lesure
W. A. Haynes
Marsnard
T. F. Coughlin
C. H. Persons
Riverside Block
Maynard, Mass
Glenwood
HOLT
Concord Churches
Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Ro.co
Maynard Churches
Congregational Church
Ddist Episcopal Church
Charles P. Tucker
Attorney AT Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mess
W. A. White
P. O. Box
Maynard, Mase
Walter A. Carr
Law
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