Concord Junction Move and Local Society Notes
Concord Junction residents report M Cutler and family moving to Waltham on Mein Street. neighbors await Mr and Mrs Prank McLean moving into Marlboro Road home this week. Potter returns to Fitchburg after work with Allen Chase Co. and Army and Navy game in New York noted. Patrick Kelley improving after Massachusetts General Hospital operation. Wichards Dee and Hattie with daughter Mary visit Springfield for a week. Union Church fair set for Monday December 8 with Christmas gifts promised. Benjamin Derby visited daughter Marion in Rothesay New Brunswick last week. Concord Lodge No 212 hosts annual ball Friday December 7 in Association Hall with program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cutler
Mein
Waltham
Prank
McLean
Marlboro
Potter
Fitchburg
Allen Chase, Co
Edward J.loughtin
Burleigh Pratt
Cnd
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wichards Dee
Httie
Mary
Benjamin Derby
Marion
Rothesay
Netherwood School
Roth
Cyty
St. John
Concord Lodge
Annurnsac Grange Elects Yearly Officers for 1924
Annur nsac Grange holds its annual meeting with officers elected for 1924 including Master Edward Sheehan Overseer Charles Heales Lecturer Mrs Ellante Hodgdon Steward Arthur Manion Asst Steward Richard Williams Chaplain Mrs Evelina Sawardson Treasurer George A Hodgson Secretary Mrs Clara M Sweet Gate Keeper Rawird Bean Ceres Lone Williams Pomona Mary Santora Flora etcin Con peli Lady Asst Steward Vivian Lyon Pianist Berdice Mervin and one year on executive committee Mr W Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renlar
Nnuranue Grange
Eaward Sheehan
Charles Heales
ElIante ‘Hodgdon
Arthur Manion
Richard Williams
Evelina Sawardson
George A. Hodgson
Clara M. ‘Sweet
Rawird Bean
Ceres
Lone Williams
Pomona
Mary Santora
Flora Tecinn Conpeli
Vivian Lyon
Berdice Mervin
Ir. W. Taylor
Prize Drum Major Honors At Walter Scott Juvenile Band Event
Miss Graham is praised as prize drum major with Charles Healey and David Caldwell celebrated as rushers at the Concert of the Walter Scott Juvenile Band in Caledonian Hall Friday evening. Mis a Gladys Graham also noted as drum major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Healey
David Caldwell
Walter ‘Scott
Uagnipe
Caledonian Hall
Misa Gladys Goham
Ritzy Mitzy and Miss Graham Lead Band Triumph
Miss Graham led the drum major effort in open competition earning the first prize. The band, conducted by the director Miss Graham, toured many cities and towns with engagements over the past year. Ritzy Mitzy song and chorus drew attention as part of the performance.
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Jor
Cadances
Mitzy
Graham
Figer
Miss Graham Ding
Box
Dumny
Maynard Comeau-Hopper Marriage Solemnized
A Maynard wedding joined Miss Adeline Mildred Comeau and George Westlake Hopper at St Bridges Church with Rev Crowley officiating. Attendants included Matron of Honor Mildred Holly and bridesmaid Mrs Roger Thayer. Best Man Charles Harold Smith. The couple planned a southern wedding tour and will reside at 218 Nubarn Avenue Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Myldred Comeau
John St. Comeau
Linden Street
George Westlake Hopper
Cleorge W. Hopper
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Bridges Church
Ealward B. Crowley
William H. Holly
Roger Thayer
Somerville
Charles Harold Smith
Boston
Mildred Holly
Obituary for Mrs. P. J. Sullivan of Pugwash Junction
Mrs. P. J. Sullivan of Maynard Massachusetts formerly of Amherst died after a long illness at her home in Amherst aged 80. She leaves three children Walter Frank and Cyril Taylor of Maynard and Pugwash Junction relatives here and in the United States. Surviving sisters include Mrs A H Thompson Mrs Annie Stetus and Mrs Edward McLeod and brothers Creed Hiran Martin and Fred Tuttle. Funeral services were held at the Pugwash Junction home with Rev Coolwin and Rev Williams, the body then sent to Maynard for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
NOS
News & Sen Ures
Tj. Jenilivan
Obimary Catoctin Ube
Pugwased Junction
Pugwash Junction
Philip Pattle
Sul“Visset
Sullivan Weeee
Maynard
Mass
Oda
Hesteh
Bertha
Sullivan
Walter
Frank
Ghiulys Taylor
Williams
Hollis
RR. Starion
U.S.A
Petition Presented in Superior Court Over Bank Shortage
A 200 sign petition is presented as the case of a defendant who absconded, leaving a $24,000 shortage in bank funds, was brought before Judge Whiting yesterday afternoon in the Superior Criminal Court where Garlick was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Superior Criminal Court
Garlick
Maynard teller Garlick seeks probation in bank theft case
John H. Garlick of Maynard pleads guilty to misusing $500 of Maynard Trust Co funds and seeks probation after a petition signed by townsfolk and testimony from local officials. Bank losses include $300,000 in deposits amid a June disappearance and a $1,000 recovery since, with witnesses urging clemency and Garlick admitting he used bank money to cover margins and losses.
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Cirlick
Ann
Concord Reformatory
Keyes
Concord District Court
Garlick
Howard A. Wilson
Wilson
Young Garrick
Tedler
Mer Wilson
Sim
Pegard
Garrick
Atty
Robert
Gallagher
John H. Gardick
Maynard ‘Trust Co
Wood
Arthur EB. Papineau
St. George's Church
Maynard
Garlic
Arthur KK
Reading
Papineau
Edward Carlton
Rank S Ferns
Maynard Druggiat
William H. Gutteridge
Dist. Atty
Gar- Nek
Tarlick
O'Rourke
H. J. Dube & Co
Maynard Trust Co
Dist. Atty. Reading
Atty. Reading
Whiting
Atty. Gallagher
Court session notes restitution and next steps
Atty Gallagher states lack of knowledge on the bank's losses while Judge Whiting schedules further action, continuing the hearing to next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Gallagher
Framingham star actor to appear in Higgins at Framingham
West Acton notes sickness and moves at homes on Tuesday and Monday. James A Grimes, a well known actor, to perform in his former role at Higgins Popover Farm in Framingham with Mr Wheeler in charge. Neighborhood Club heard a talk on telephone work and plans a large outdoor Christmas tree. A hearing at the Acton fire house declined a garage permit for Acton Motor Sales Co with two opposed. Another hearing may occur soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Parker Jr
T. Perry
Hin
Mer House
William Criskell
Tandgnce
A.W. Eavis
Reformatory
Concord
State Highway Commission
James A. Grimes
Framingham
Higgins
Popover Farm
Mr. Wheeler
G. A. Stevens
Marlboro
Fire House
Hiederstedt
Byer
Acton “Motor Sales Co
Mead Couple Observe 49th Anniversary Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs George Mead observed their fortieth anniversary with a banquet at Young Hotel Boston on November 17. Attending were Mr and Mrs Frances Mead and their Somerville daughter Mr and Mrs H B Mead and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Grimes Miss Grace Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mead
Young Hotel
Boston
Frances Mead
Somerville
H BE Mead
Harry Grimes
Misa Grace Bailey
Widow Mary A Bruce Dies En Route to Florida
Mrs. Mary A Bruce of Stow died in Jacksonville Florida while traveling to Tampa with her brother and sister in law. She was 79 and widow of John L Bruce, had lived in Stow 16 years and earlier in Berlin. Funeral planned at the United church in Stow with burial in South Berlin. Also a help wanted notice for a general maid in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Mary A Bruce
Stow
Hudson
Jacksonville
M. i. McNiw
Loston
Bruce
Henry Stone
Navy officer acquitted in Point Honda loss case
Commander William S. Pye of Destroyer Division 31 was acquitted by a naval court martial on charges of negligence after two ships were lost at Point Honda. The ruling cleared Pye of fault while confirming the incident's contested details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Willian S. Pye
Destroyer Division No. 31
Point Honda
Navy
Concord Judge Keyes Injured In Auto Stop Incident
Judge Prescott Keyes of the district court in Concord fractured his left leg below the knee last evening. He was stopped on Main Street opposite the Concord Library when his car was inspected. Dr. Charles W. Hutchinson and Patrolman James DeCont of the state police carried him to his home at 84 Main Street. Judge Keyes, 63, was treated after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescstt Keyes
Atstrict Court
Concord
Main Street
Concord Lbrary
Charles W. Hutchinson
James DeCont
State Police
Keyes
Acton Center Man Arrested on Juvenile Law Violation Charge
Konstali Kappostor of Acton was captured after a two year effort by Acton officials led by Minera Brown. He faced a trepassed charge for violating juvenile laws, failed to appear in court, and was committed to jail with a fifty cent daily fine until paid. Brown pursued him through woods and surrounding communities, arresting Monday morning on a fault warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konstali Kappostor
Acton
Minera Brown
Rundoom Courtoar
Cambridge Yestering
Brown
Meath
Sherif Pairbairn
Mr. Brown
Chifel Te A
All Night Battle of Music at Lyonhurst
Lyonhurst hosts an all night Battle of Music with Newell's Orchestra and the Swanes Serenaud ers drawing crowds from nearby towns. Buses transport dancers from the Monument to The Home of Refined Dancing for the extensive event ending at dawn. A separate notice lists a furnished house for rent in central town.
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Battle OF Music
Lyonhurst
Walsachiset
Dineia
Vorne
Newell’s Orchestra
King
Swan
Weather Outlook for Local Area and Northern New England
Forecast calls for fair skies today with colder conditions. Thursday will be unsettled with cloudy conditions across the region.
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New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concord Junction
Association Hall
Lanean
Annursnac Grange
Miss Graham
Maynard Comeau-Hopper
France
Leide Cane
Hoper
Mit
Toe
Comeau
Wate
Fgh School
Maynard Wem
Maynard Tyre
Younes Ladies Souliity
Eversharp
Ipswich
Singer
Arthur E. Loftus & Co
G. Raymond Jones
Nason St
P. J. Sullivan
C. H. Mead, W. Acton
Peggan
West Acton
Marton
Judge Keyes
Acton Center
Mays
Newell’s Famous
Orchestra
Swanee
Gents
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