Local Moves and Roles Shake Concord Junction
Concord Junction notices list changes including I. R. Reharrel buying a Ford, G. R. Kendall starting at Rexall, and Philip Moreau visiting his mother. Mrs. Bertha Wilson vacationing in Maine, Charles Evans and his mother moving to Commonwealth Ave, and William Brown acquitted of non support after district court action with Richard W. Burnes as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Reharrel
Ford Automobile
G. R. Kendall
Rexall
Philip Moreau
Bertha Wilson
Maine
George Garfield
Tuttle & Newton’s
John F. Fitzgerald
John Hannon
I. B. Shaw
Taunton
Shaw
Fred Sullivan
Lawrence
John Hughes
Charles Evans
Evans
Maint
Commonwealth Ave
William Brown
Concord Junction
Richard W. Burnes
Boston
Auction Schedule By Otis H Forbush Lists October Open Sales
Fr day Oct 6 9 am all day sale Saugus for C B Gault. Sat Oct 7 1 real estate Groton for Tarbell Kemp and Bennett. Oct 9 Monday for B Derby cattle sale Concord Junction. Oct 11 12 Brattleboro etc. Oct 13 Sudbury cattle and tools for C H Christen sen Acton. Oct 16 Weston for C B Cutter all day. Oct 20 21 Brattleboro cattle sale for M B Hewitt. Oct 21 Acton personal property for G A Richardson. Oct 28 South Acton household goods for Mrs Rosanna Sweet. Posters will be issued soon on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Saugus
B. Gault
Groton
Tarbell
Kemp
Bennett
B. Derby
Concord Junction
Mary
J. Bigelow
C. H. Christensen
Sudbury
Weston
Mags
C. B. Cutter
Brattleboro
Southboro
M. B. Hewitt
Acton
G. A. Richardson
Rosanna Sweet
South Acton
Delegates Named for Prison Congress in Buffalo
Frank B Walker of the Massachusetts Reformatory leads the Prison Officers Association delegation to the National Prison Congress in Buffalo New York He will represent local and state officers Also traveling are Allen acting superintendent Chap Robert Walker Rev Daniel Cronin and Dr Guy G Fernald The party departs Boston by special train Friday and reaches Buffalo Saturday ahead of the Saturday evening reception through Thursday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Prison Congress
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank 8. Walker
Mass
Robert W. Walker
Daniel Cronin
Guy G. Fernald
Boston
Boston adopts school based disease control plan
The Boston School committee endorses daily medical exams at the local school to prevent contagious disease spread. Mathew Hammond resides at 29 Central Street. Hugh Keenan is on vacation from Reformatory duties. The Bergeron family plans to move to Keene New Hampshire. John Boylan, longtime town resident and son of James Boylan, reportedly drowned in New York with details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Marlboro
Dean
Boston
Mathew Hammond
Central St
Hugh Keenan
Reformatory
Joseph Bergeron
Hortense
Keene
N. H
John Boylan
James Boylan
New York
Maynard National Band Concert and Dance Anniversary
The National Band celebrated its sixth anniversary with a concert and dance at Alia Temperance Society hall on Main Street. Delegates from Fitchburg, Lanesville, Quincy, Worcester, Gardner, Walnut Street Mission, and Glendale Lutheran attended. Eminent musical talent from Worcester and nearby towns performed, with speeches by H Kalander Victor O Kianen Onni Syrjaniemi and Rev. John Vann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alia Temperance Society
Main St
Fitchburg
Lanesville
Quincy
Worcester
Gardner
Walnut St. Mission Church
Glendale St. Lutheran Church
Soutokunta
H. Kalander
Hedman
Victor O'Kianen
Kaarlo Riihiaho
Onni Syrjaniemi
John Vann
Harris Leads By 152 Votes In Governor's Council Nomination
A recount of Republican nomination votes in the governor's council race shows James G. Harris leading Henry C. Mulligan by 152 after recounts in Lowell Lynn Medford and other towns. Harris held 156 to Mulligan 107 in one district with Mulligan dropping four votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's Council
Selectmen’s Rooms
Henry C. Mulligan
Natick
Mulligan
James G. Harris
Harris
Kenneth H. Damien
Jasper Johnson
Medford
Lowell
Lynn
Maynard
Winchester
Arlington
Gospel Meetings At Walnut Street Mission Church
Gospel meetings will be conducted Thursday through Sunday at Walnut Street Mission Church. Rev Andrew Group of Fitchburg and Rev John Lillbeck of Brooklyn will lead. Services Sunday include 10 am, 4 pm, and 7 pm sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St. Mission Church
Andrew Group
Fitchburg
John Lillbeck
Brooklyn
N. Y
Epworth League Plans Annual Fundraising Contest
The Epworth league met in the M E church vestry to schedule a fundraising contest this year. Miss Martha Parker and Miss Lizzie Gates will direct one team, while Miss Matilda Maraden and Miss Margaret Gates lead the other. Parker's team runs a Chocolate sale and Hallowe en party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Martha Parker
Lizzie Gates
Matilda Maraden
Margaret Gates
Union meeting at Masonic hall for drawer ins and spoolers
The drawer-ins and spoolers union held a regular meeting at Masonic hall Monday evening. The dresser tenders who recently organized affiliated with the spoolers and drawer-ins. The meeting was addressed by Thomas F. McMahon, organizer of the A. F. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drawer-Ins and Spoolers’ Union
Masonic Hall
Dresser Tenders
Spoolers and Drawerins
Thomas F. McMahon
A. F. of L
Bird intrudes into home during dinner at Gutteridge residence
A hunting party's bird flew through a dining room window at Mrs. George Gutteridge's home during dinner Monday. The air of contention over hunting ends with the bird captured inside the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gutteridge
Kauppi tours with McEnellys orchestra visits multiple East Coast cities
Warne Kauppi returned Sunday from a three week road run with McEnellys orchestra. The group performed in Saco Sanford Dover Portsmouth Fitchburg New Haven Newark Albany Troy Newbury Kingston Waterbury Springfield Framingham and planned further dates in Bridgeport Danbury Ansonia Naugatuck and Hartford before finishing in Framingham. He met Claude Haire in Albany, formerly of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne ‘Kauppi
McEnelly
Saco
Sanford
Dover
Portsmouth
N. H
Fitchburg
Mass
New Haven
Newark
N. J
Albany
N. Y
Kauppi
Claude Haire
Maynard
Troy
Newbury
Kingston
Waterbury
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F. A, May
FE Main
Owler Black
L. P. Goulding
South
Fitchburg R. R
George G. Russell
Main
Concord Jet
W. C. Strout
Concord St
Concord Jct
Er A. Comeau
Bakc
cHrck
Kindle
Law
Crawford
Oneg
Arian Aenea
National Gas Lighting Week
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Main Street
A. T. Haynes & CO
Geo. H. Woods
Meistersingers
Webber
Naylor
Black Maynard
Tremont Street
del Dale Farm
Lake Nagog
Littleton
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mass
Austin MacRae
The
Bank
Fritz
Anderson
Wood Sq
Hadsoh
Him
Bearch of Selectmen
Creighton
Frank Binks
James Mahoney
H. B. Morse
F. J. McCarron
Eel White Sewing Machine CO
Hudson
Chas. H. Williams
Agent Holton
Band Instruments
Wilmot B
N. E. C. of Music
Aeolian Co
Harvard
G. F. Hettinger & Son
West Acton
Davis-King Co
Tel
Mabs
Nashiba
Comagny
H. S. Richardson Pharmacist
A. C. Baggesen
P. O. Box
E. H. Davis
Summer Street
Ad Granite Works
Middlesex
Annie Conant
Mary H. B. Cowles
Cambridge
Middleset
Maynard Enterprise
Charles. J. McIntire
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