Dodge Brothers offer clear age checks for used cars
The Vialle Motor Co announces a service to verify the age of used Dodge Brothers cars by production records. They warn buyers against misrepresentation and say their market overhauls and inspects every car before sale to ensure good condition and honest dealing.
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Agcom- Paci
Vialle Motor Co
Dodge Brers
E. Gor
Walter Vialle
Terry and Vialle
Dodge Brothers
Judge Brothers
Hodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor
Barefoot Trekker Martinet Walked From Seattle To New York
Hippolyte Martinet walked barefoot from Seattle to New York City in sixty days, visiting the stock exchange with over 120 attendees. He said he endured threats and fatigue, stating he sought passage to the East with simple footwear and a carpentry trade background.
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Hippolyte Martinet
Seattle
New York City
Topolos Martine
Wash
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Martinez
Dector
Concord Residents Note Socials and School Win
News from Concord weeks shows Mrs Samuel Hoar away for winter, Samuel Merwin renting the Hoar house, and various local visits. Middlesex high school beat Noble and Greenough 39 to 0 to open the 1920 season, with a local garden and class auction listings and community notices across town.
Pastor Loren B. Macdonald twenty five years in Concord parish
A historical tally notes Rev Loren B. Macdonalds twenty five year pastorate at First Parish Concord from 1895 to 1920. It records 488 services 370 to parish members 240 aged over 70 and 128 over 80, 126 marriages, about 150 baptisms and 100 adult admissions, plus 1000 discourses and forty sermons per year. He also led Sunday school Masses and Bible classes, aided Poor Funds and church funds, and oversaw library and Antiquarian Society roles. He preached in Bedford for over twenty years and focused on planting and printing.
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Loren B. Macdonald
Concord
Ince
McDonald
Hts
iféDonald
Lst
Macdonald
Viret
Public Library Committee
Antiquarian, Society
Lieutenant Cullinane Returns as Army Officer
Daniel B. Cullinane quit his job as a letter carrier to join World War I and returned to the department after serving in France. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the 76th Division and trained at Plattsburg. Before the war he served in Company I, 6th Regiment and is a Concord KC member and James Mansfield Post American Legion. He reported to Fort Warren last week and was stationed in the Boston recruiting office.
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Daniel B. Cullinane, Whey
France
76Th
Plattsburg
Cullinage
Co 1
6Th Regt
Concord Council
and James
Mansfield
American Legion
Fort Warren
Boston
Dance Set for October 15 by Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Preparations are nearly complete for a social dance on Friday evening October 15 in Association hall. Concord lodge of Odd Fellows and Willow Re bekah lodge sponsor the event with Colonial of Waltham providing the music. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Waltham
The Oratorio of the Creation at Sunday service
Sunday morning service depicts The Oratorio of the Creation with a 10 6 start and a fourth Interrogation Points in the New Testament. Friday evening meeting topics include Organizing the Church for Work. Sunday School attendance rises after morning service. Classified notices list items for sale a piano and a cider press along with lost items and job ads in Concord.
Rev George Tewksbury Completes 29 Years at Trinitarian Church
29 years of pas torate marked by growth from 167 to nearly 400 members at the Trinitarian Congregational church. Born June 23 1839 in Albany Maine Tewksbury studied at Bangor Theological seminary and previously led congregations in Portland Maine Plymouth and Seattle. Webster Blanchard of West Acton tours the state in a Dodge car with Mrs Eaton driving, both purchased from Torrey and Vialle.
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George Augustus Tewksbury
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Tewksbury
Concord
Mr Tewksbury
Albany
Portland
Plymouth
Seattle
Wesh
Bangor Theological Seminary
Webster Blanchard
West Acton
Torrey & Vialle
Acton Farm Sold as Jensen Purchases Chauncy Robbins Property
Concord Junction notes Christian Jensen bought the Chauncy Robbins farm in Acton. Mrs Molyneux returned to Boston after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs William Jenn ness. Mr and Mrs William Larmore moved from Qld Bridge Rd to 43 Main St.
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Christian Jensen
Acton
Molyneux
Boston
William Jennness
William Larmore
Qld Bridge Rd
Main St
Local Notes and Arrivals From Town Weekend Gatherings
Neighbors and relatives convened over the weekend including Eunice Fi of Dorchester hosted by Mr and Mrs James Hill and Mrs John Hannon. Attendance at a relative’s Brockton funeral included Mrs Robert Bryden and Mrs George Hagerty. Edward Peterson left his driver post at Freeman Robbins, A M Vix takes his annual vacation from the Mass Reformatory. James Hayden, formerly of this town now in Bennington VI, renewed acquaintances here on Wednesday. Charles Healey arrived Monday aboard the Imperial from England where he spent three months at his home. He then joined Mr and Mrs James Dunlope for a few days at their Mt Vernon NH summer home. For rent furnished rooms with heat electric light bath and telephone large closets central terms. Address to Enterprise office.
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James Hill
John Hannon
Eunice Fi
Dorchester
Robert Bryden
George Hagerty
Brockton
Edward Peterson
Freeman Robbins
A. M
James Hayden
Bennington
Charles Healey
England
James Dunlope
Mt Vernon
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Samuel Hoar
Samuel Merwin
Cyrus H.’ Cook
Elizabeth
N. J
Kenneth
Charles R. Voigt
East Hampton
Beatrice Miner
Brown Grain Co
Middlesex
Noble and Greenough School
Mass
Edgar Murphy
Sudbury Rd
Will Bradley
Colonial Inn
Lowell
Milton
Fred Jones
Old Acres
Clark
Jack
Rutland
Richard ‘Phillips
Russell Robb
Malden
Charles Byron
M.A. Williams
Keefe
Alice
Williams
Josephine
Mary Logie
Mt St Mary’s Academy
Hookset Heights
John Thornton
John Sullivan
James Hennessy
Anthony Coughlin
Concord Juncion
St Anselm’s
Manchester
Iir
Arthur Loftus
Helen
Florence Fairbairn
Eileen Ahearn
Mary Mullaney
Marian McWalter
Ita Steinman
Florence
Finna
Hosey
Helen Kelley
Mildred Haley
Matilda Venti
Flora Dicicce
Elizabeth White
Jennie Gravela
Lillian McWalter
Margaret Finan
Margaret
Hos2y
Mary Fairbairn
Julia McWatter
James Powers
Monument St
Liberty St
Monument Rt
Hewaenes
James " An
Alfred
Thomagayne
Robert
Jean Dalton
John Brown
Charles Larsen
Margaret McDermott Yelloweye
Annie O'Connor
Margaret McDermott
Clara Whalen
Josemy ‘Hizzitano
Cabbage
Alding
Curtis Peterson
Preadis
McGrath
Carrels
David Hopkins
Beras Nickerson
Walter Lufkin
Thomas Nickerson
Virginia Lee
Alfred Lufkin
Chard
Curtis _ Peterson
Alber Bertelgen
Cornwhite
Ann Goulding
Frances Nickerson
James Duggan
William McDermott
Henry Murray
Robert Parkes
Ing. Spinach
John Diggan
Norman Peterson
John Duggan
Norman Petersen
Egbert Montague
Ceva Kennie
Pearl Wells
John MecBreen
Mary Hutchinson
Gertrude Flannery
Marion McWalter
Mary Joyce
Margaret Sheehan
Thomas McGrath
Lola Kilham
Thelma Perry
Lela Kilham
Mary Lee
Mildred Mara
Helen Peterson
Thomas Coyne
Gertrude Asbjorneen
Ruth Helsher
Co Brigham
Kathrina Swensen
Candytuft
Pearl Ie Deus Cosmes
Gertrude Insen
Helen Brigham
Poppy
Gertrude le
Zinnia
Sara
Bradford Robinson
Kath Goulding
Segregansett
B County Holstein Club
Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Lexington
Wellesley
Franklin
Wenlent House
Monument
St, Con
Harry Cook
Orly
Cleveland
R. Y. Lufbrin
Harry Keefe
Maine
T. Quincy Browne
Veriord Council
K of C
Monument Hall
Sleepy Hollow
Midd County Farm Bureau
Lexington Rd
Eeu Gokald Armory
Fendrix
Wen
Trinitarian Church
Henry
J. PD. McCrillis
South
Sudbury
Converse Rubber Co
Main St. Concord
John M. Keyes
Monument St. Concord
Middlesex Institution For Savings
F. Smith Jr. Treas
Concor
John Keyes
Charles Davis
Albert Vanderhoof
Main’ Street
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Savings Department
Spm
Raymond Gondolfo
Hayes St
Tel
Dancing
Mary Josephine Mahon
Frederick M. Eaton
Andjlac Touring Car
Torrey ‘and
Vialle
Enterprise Office
Louis Peel
Hudson
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