Bishop Confirms 175 at St Bridget's Boston Archdiocese
Confirmed class of 175 at St Bridget's Church with Bishop Joseph G. Anderson presiding. 95 girls, 80 boys, and nine adults participated as Rev. Edward F. Crowley Rev. Francis Jablonski Rev. Myles D. Kiley Rev. Edward W. Walsh and Rev. John J. Sweeney assisted. Silence, choir, and Benediction followed the rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Anderson
Boston
St Bridget’s Church
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridgets
Francis Jablonski
St. Casimirs Christoas
Myles D. Kiley
Help of Christians
Concorde Junction
Edward W. Walsh
St. Bridges
John J. Sweeney
St Bridget’s
Nellie May
Patrick H. Murphy
Bishop Anderson
Christ
A. A. Hilforty
William Scully
Maynard White Cross Guild Meeting Highlights Civic Talk
The Maynard White Cross Guild met at Cooperative Hall with 400 members and guests. Mrs Frank Scanlon of Boston spoke on Civic Responsibility urging women to register and exercise the vote. The program included readings and solos, with remarks on suffrage and American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Guild
Cooperative. Hall
Frank J. McCarron
Frank Scanlon
Milton
Margaret Bre Civic Guild of
Boston
America
Wilson League of Nations
Thomas Kelley
Hudson
Helen Doyle
Louis Sullivan
John Moynihan
Margaret Brent
Guild
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Rally Day at M. E. Church
Rally Day exercises at the Meth odist church followed Sunday services. A large congregation attended as the church was decorated and Harriet Prye gave a talk to Mrs Ida Parmenter, followed by a sermon or address by Su-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiet
Harriet Prye
Ida Parmenter
Platner Weller dissolves and forms Platner and Lowell
The Platner Weller real estate firm dissolves its partnership and forms Platner and Lowell. They will operate from the old stand and invite friends to visit. Mr Lowell arrived from Massachusetts and quickly adapted to Florida life, earning the nickname Florida cracker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platner &Weller
Platner and Lowell
Lowell
Massachusetts
Florida
Herald of
Safety Harbor
Bert Lowell
Thompson
Stant
Lucerne
Congregational Church Schedules Spiritual Activities and Baptism
Rev BE N Atieh presides at a Sunday service on the theme Guarding Our Freedom from Galatians 5 11 with a morning worship 12m Sunday school and men's class at 12m Endeavor society at 4pm Young people's society at 6pm and an evening service at 7 featuring special music on When Truth and Friendship Conflict The sermon will be experiential and direct Doris Helene Larson child of Mr and Mrs Oscar Larson was baptized at the last Sunday morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE N. Atieh
IJ Endeavor Society
Young People's Society
Doris Helene Larson
Oscar Larson
Night School Opens at Local High School in November
The high school night courses start the first week in November with beginner to intermediate classes and a citizenship program. No teaching staff announcement yet. H F Bates returns as principal for another year with papers and naturalization assistance available.
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Teaching Corp
H. F. Bates
Miss Elizabeth Graham and Charles Miller Wed in New Haven
Miss Elizabeth Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs William Graham of Parker Street and Charles Miller a prominent New Haven merchant were married October 9 at the groom's home in New Haven. Mrs Miller is a popular young lady and dancer who has performed here and traveled with a troupe. They will reside in New Haven.
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Elizabeth Graham
William Graham
Parker ‘St
Charles Miller
New Haven
Miller
New England
Local Red Cross names P J Sullivan chairman
P J Sullivan, former representative, has accepted the chairmanship of the local Red Cross committee with headquarters at his Main Street store. The drive starts Armistice Day November 11 and runs through Thanksgiving. A house to house canvass will renew old members and enroll new ones. Fifty percent of the membership fee is retained locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Mainst
Property transfers and estate notices from local records
Papers passed this week convey land on Brown Street from Mrs Katherine Clark to Frank Sevksis with occupancy due the first of the month. Miss Mary A. McOwen appointed to attend Kelley, a teacher in Lowell. Miss Kesey died Sunday at her brother’s home in Beveriy.
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J Brown
Mra
Katherine Clark
Sevksis
Bro
Mary A. McOwen
Kelley
Lowell
Kesey
Boveriy
Concord Junction Social News and Local Notices
Dr W F Davis hosts Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs Hogan and Fred Waite enjoys his annual Tarat Co. vacation. Louise Lyons visits from the dental W T Davis. A newborn son to Mrs A Myette announced. Mes Eachern returns from Meriden. Thordenskjold Lodge 3S to hold whist party and dance October 23 in Hibernian hall. Carroll infant son dies at two days old at Deaconess hospital. Jeremiah Sheehan reception October 22 in Association hall 3 to 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Jonbw Counihan
P Hogan
Fred Waite
Old Colony Tarat Co
Louise Lyons
W. T. Davis
A Myette
Eeniader
Mas Eachern
Meride
Association Hall
Interesting meeting of the PTA at Harvey Wheeler School
The next PTA gathering at Harvey Wheeler School is set for Thursday night October 21 at 7 45 with Miss Mildred Ashley a nurse and State Public Health official as speaker. A Halloween party follows Monday October 25 at 8 with dancing and refreshments and admission 20 cents, 10 cents in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Mildred Ashley
Miss Ashley
State Division of Public Health
Narrow escape after bicycle collision near Concord
Tony Macone had a narrow escape from serious injury Saturday evening when his bicycle was hit by a hopper machine owned and operated by a Chelsea man four miles below Concord. The Boston car was nearly demolished and the driver was found intoxicated. Macone and his companion were unharmed. they were towed back to Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Macone
Chelsea
Macone
Watertown
Concord
Boston
Mahone
Mitchell and Olsen Tie Knot in New Hampshire Wedding
Miss Ivy Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Mitchell and John H Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Helmer Olsen were married May 16 1920 in New Hampshire. Rev Grenchey of the First Methodist church officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine over silk with white satin slippers and carried white roses. Best wishes go with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
John H. Olsen
Helmer Olsen
New Hampshire
Grenchey
First Methodist Church
Auction notices from Sher man farm and area sales
Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush advertises sales including 15 cattle 3 horses 150 hogs 100 poultry and farm stock at Eugene A Sher man Sudbury farm with 5 acres corn fodder 3 acres turnips 40 tons hay and a 2 ton Federal truck and Ford coupe. Other sales listed include Wellesley Oakland St Lexington Mass and Littleton farms with multiple cattle and farming equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Sherman
Sudbury Rd
Otis H. Forbush
Wellesley
Oakland St.y
Fred F. Walker
Lexington
Mass
Harding Farm
Bristol County Fair
Segreganset
Mags
Kremer & McNiff
Jon Littleton
Newton Rd
Mccarthy
Porter
Portable orchard fruit picker on a wooden turntable platform
In Popular Mechanics the article describes a wooden platform mounted on a box bed wagon with a turntable and extending runway to lift and pivot a picker over four trees. A rope pulls the runway back to rotate the platform for position changes, enabling harvest from multiple trees with one horse drawing the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepular Mechanics
Fertilizing with Nitrates in Orchard Practice
An orchard study suggests nitrates boost sod growth and fruit in some cases but are not a universal cure. At Purdue, fertilized trees underperformed non fertilized ones, indicating nitrate fertilizer may not always benefit fruit yield. Timing appears important as sprays were applied weeks before bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Easy to Propagate Grapes by Layering
Farmers bulletin 156 from the U S department of agriculture explains grape propagation by layering. It notes that covering part of the grape with earth causes roots to form, allowing transplantation later. The best start is early April and transplanting a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofia
Farmers’ Bulletin 156
United States Department of Agriculture
Cut Clover At Right Time For Seed Safety
For sweet clover, cut when about three fourths of seed pods darken. Dry or damp conditions during morning or evening cutting increase shattering. use racks to catch exposed seed and haul carefully to minimize loss.
Better Fruit Prices Boost Market Appeal for Strawberries Currants and Raspberries
Strawberries currants and raspberries fetch higher prices this year as growers report strong results. Few homes lack a single bush, and markets show widespread success with these fruits.
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Main Street
Maynard
Woolworth’s
Glenwood and
Crawford
Portophone
Regina Electric
Finney & Tioit
United States
Lovell Diam and Bicycles
Big Ben Alarm Clocks
Waterman Ideal Fo
Eversharp
Community Silver Untain Pens
Waltham
Coh Gutteridge
Jewler
Ford Truck
Chas, Davis
Iikery
Concord, Mass
iNason St
Firstational Cooperative Association
Samuel Parker
Harriet Neyler
Epworth League
Women's Foreign ‘Sissionary Society
Hiram Parkin
James M. Gage
Professor Shaw
India
M. E. Church
Great Road
Congregational Church
Concord Junction
Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln
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