Local church mass and social events feature Worcester notices
Community activities include mass by Rev. John McRory at Immaculate Conception, destitute children collections, a Marlboro wedding notice, a Purity lodge meeting with Kate Lord, Ladies auxiliary convention set for Marlboro, N. EB. O. P. gathering, a Marlboro Shoe Co. factory outing, a clam bake for Jolly Twelve members, and Alfred Lemay studying at Tufts Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Diego
George A. Morrison
Auburndale
John McRory
Lowell
Immaculate ‘Conception
J. McDonald
St. Vincent's Hospital
Worcester
Purity Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
William A. Fountain
Kate Lord
Walcott Lodge
South Framingham
Grace
Jeanette Lord
Benjamin
Wm. Keefe
Middlesex
Newton Lower Falls
Lucy Brewin
Josephine O’brien
Frank Wall
John Kelley
Marlboro
Jolly Twelve
Marlboro Shoe. Co
Minnie Hastings
Pearl St
Blanche Lambert
Ella Ducharme
Louise Paquette
Bina Lowrey
Josephine Labarre
Eva Arbour
Riggie Labossiere
Katherine Dolan
Blanche Brodeur
Ida Lamothe
Bertha Boisse
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Plans
Mrs. Charles M. Byron recovers from a light tonsillitis. Frank Macone visits family on Strawberry Hill road. Thoreau coffee brand gains popular appeal in town. Fire damages a Belknap street barn before extinguishment. Concord Ladies Auxiliary meets Oct 7 to discuss fundraisers. Gun clubs from Concord and Lincoln clash in a no‑show dispute. Kennebec Construction’s Baffry visits on bridge projects at Heath and other sites. Middlesex football drills with Roxbury Latin on the horizon. Thomas Burke takes control of local bowling alleys to run contests with nearby towns. Democrats announce a strong deputy candidate for representative. convention details pending with delegates notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Macone
Strawberry Hill
Thoreau
Byron
F. RB. Harris
Concord
Lincoln Range
Lincoln Club
Baffry
Kennebec Construction Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Heath Bridge
Middlesex
Roxbury Latin
Roxbury
Concord Boys
Thomas Burke
K. of C
Burke
Democratic State Committee
In Every Business There is a Winning Combination
An old advertising snippet touts success in printing with a focus on good work quality prompt service and fair prices. It claims a 2 Beds winner as proof of the effective printer’s approach and invites trying author printing services now.
Tavern Notes Highlight Winter Open Tradition
Mayor Hibbard and wife visited the Wright Tavern last Friday en route to see friends. The tavern will stay open all winter as in prior years with visitors from nearly every state and several foreign nations. Recent guests included Galesburg Illinois residents Mr. and Mrs. G A Lawrence and many others from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
G. A. Lawrence
Galesburg Ill
C. F. Starkes Winsted
Conn
A. A. Hutchinson
Charlotte
G. Hoyt
W. Freeburg
W. Virginia
Alfred O. Gross
Atwood, Ill
Mary B. Holland
Buffalo
Bedford Locals for Sale or To Let
Our new camps at Randelltts Grove on the Concord River furnished or unfurnished. Apply to Roger W. Brown Bedford Massachusetts. If you have any to the monumental line to be done consult F BE Harris Concord. For sale a black walnut side board and oak bedstead with National springs Mrs C E Sprague Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randletts Grove
Concord River
Roger W. Brown
Bedford
Mass
F. BE. Harris
Concord
National Springs
C. E. Sprague
Concord Junction Patolman Visits Brother During Week
Patrolman Edward J. Sullivan of station 16 Boston visited his brother John J Sulivan during the week. Frank Miner of Concord set out for California seeking health benefits from the climate. Miss Ethel K Bruce of West Acton Massachusetts opened millinery parlors to showcase fall and winter hat styles. The West End Land Co. began painting their business blocks opposite Association hall for the first time in years. Upstairs rooms are rapidly progressing and expected to be ready for occupancy in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Sullivan
Station 16
Boston
John’ J. Sulivan
Frank Miner
Concord
California
Ethel K. Bruce
West Acton
Mas
West End Land Co
Association Hall
Lost watch and chain found in Concord Junction
Finder of a gold watch and chain with K. of C fob should return it to Henry Gilroy, manager of the moving pictures, for reward. Also notice for to let a six room half house at 20 Assabet Ave facing the river in good condition rent reasonable by G G Russell Commonwealth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
K. of
Henry Gilroy
The
Moving Pictures
Assabet Ave
G. G. Russell
Commonwealth Ave
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Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Charles M. Byron
Thoreau St
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Junction
Fairhaven
Fairhaven Greenhouses
Concord, Mass
Sherwin Williams
L. N. Fowler
Margaret and
Mary Barry
Lincoln St
Teresa Doherty
Mrward C. Lunney
Immaculate Parsonage
Hugh Mr
Byrne
Michael Flaherty
Albany
New York City
J. J. Mitchell
G. William Regan
Albany Law School
Messrs. Byrne
Flaherty
Fulton-Hudson
A. W. Tarbell, Devens Jr
Portland
Oregon
Yellowstone Park
Seattle Fair
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Rocky Mountains
New York
Co. F
Armory
Flanagan
H. C. Perry
Ardeen Scwartz
Corp. Cadieux
Corp
Joseph N. McKenzie
Joseph Gorman
Privs
John Cavanaugh
Henry Wall
Clarence Libby
Edward Dowse
Alfred Lemay
Tufts’ Medical School
Charles M. ‘Byron
Belknap St
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Corinthian Lodge
Fe, Taylor & Co
Maynard
James Devane
West Acton, Mass
Wright
Beford
Mama
Glenwood
G.R. Hall
B. F. Townsend
HH. Young
Concord Jet
Maurice M.mcwalter
Main St. Concord
Creighton's Shoe Emporium
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