Concord Junction Woman's Club Program and Local Notes
Schedule of club meetings and lectures at I O O F hall Concord Junction includes events from Oct 25 to Nov 6 with speakers Hon Geo W Penniman Ida Vose Woodbury Mrs Sara Leighton and others plus social teas and a musical. Also notices of local residents job moves auctions rallies and a library fundraiser planned at Centre First Parish church and Bull Moose events with Dr Glazier and local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Woman's Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Concord Junction
Europe
Geo. W. Penniman
Craddock and Fox
Ida Vose Woodbury
Philanthropy Committee
W. C. Bamburg
Sara Leighton
Mass
Federation Woman’s Club
Ruth Coons
John Ballantyne
Boston
Memorial Church
Bull Moose Club
Apsley
Glazier
Congress
George A. Fiel
Walt
Lou Bent
North Sunbury
F. P. Glazier
Hudson
Pthel Camille Jackson
Woman’s Club
Acton Bride Weds Coast Artillery Lieut in Oct Church
Miss Bess Robbins of Acton wed Lieut Kenneth Thompson Blood in Union church in a scented, flower filled ceremony. Guests filled the church while bridesmaids and ushers accompanied the bride down the aisle. The couple left for a short wedding tour after a reception in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Josehine Robbins
W. C. Robbins
Acton
Kenneth Thompson Blood
Union Church
Edward B. Hayes
Silas W. Adams
Margaret Pope
Concord
Marjorie Proctor
Nashua
N. H
Isabel Daniels
Helen Wood
Coast Artillery
Julia EB. Laury
East Orange
N. J
Prentice W. Blood
Frances Shaw
Ray N. Robbins
George T. Park
Wisner I. Park
Burleigh I. Pratt
Frederick A. Waite
Harland Flagg
Edward B. Caiger
8. Thompson Blood
Boston
Astrelia
Lieut
Mrs. Blood
Local notes and movements in South Sudbury and nearby towns
Hurlburt remains partly confined by grip but goes out daily to regain strength. Edward Heaton of American Cotton Waste Co. relocates to Roxbury for winter. Peter Pilkington buys a Lexington farm and will move soon. Miss Katherine Rogers resumes studies after recovery. Mrs. George visits with Mrs. Cutter. Engineers survey for a new road improving distance from the state highway near the bridge toward the north road. Henry Cabot 2d and John D. Lodge’s children with governess visit Miss Anna McDonald and plan Europe education. Mrs. Dr. E R Cutler visits brother A W Rogers. Mrs. H L Newton spends Sunday at Elm farm. Raymond H. Brown marries Miss Marie Linehardt in New York City and plans to reside in Madison Wisconsin. Mr. Brown N Eaton of Waltham Gana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hurlburt
Edward Heaton
American Cotton Waste Co
Roxbury
Peter Pilkington
Lexington
Katherine Rogers
George
Cutter
Henry Cabot
John D
Helena
George Lodge
Anna McDonald
Europe
E. R. Cutler
A. W. Rogers
H. L. Newton
Elm Farm
Co. L. E. Perry
Raymond H. Brown
Marie Linehardt
New York City
Madison
Wis
Brown N. Eaton
Waltham Gana
Stoneof Sudbury for State Senator Acknowledges Farm Interests
Sudbury voters hear a favorable portrait of Waldo L. Stone candidate for State Senator in the 6th Middlesex District. He is praised for farm relief work on the agriculture committee and milk bills, and for reform efforts improving prison conditions for women inmates in Sherborn. Stone, born in Sudbury, is described as honest and conscientious, with the refrain Stone is all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo L. Stone
6Th Middlesex
Committee On Agriculture
12Th Middlesex
Sherborn
House
Representative Stone
Sudbury
Stone
Visit by Mrs Alden Webber and son to Winchester uncle
Mrs Alden B Webber and her son Al frea are visiting her nearly 80 year old uncle Mr Smith in Winchester. He went to California in the early 50s and witnessed San Francisco's first execution. He served in v2 and fought at Cedar Creek 48 years ago this month where Col Chas Russell Lowell was fatally shot after 14 horses fell under him. Smith saw two of the horses as his company skirmished in the Shenandoah Valley for 36 days, with the fiercest action at Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden B. Webber
Alfrea
Winchester
Mr. Smith
California
San Francisco
Cedar Creek
Chas. Russell Lowell
Shenandoah Valley
The Unlikeliest Informant on Cleveland Street Railways
A man sought Mayor Newton D. Baker for a briefing on Cleveland’s street railway fight. Baker advised visiting the most unlikely spectator on the public square. The stranger did so and learned the entire story from a disheveled, recently sobered man, who knew the history up to the present but not the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Mr. Baker
Advertising. Is the royal road business
A concise note cites P. T. Barnum declaring advertising as the royal road to business success in a public discussion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Women of Concord
Progressives
Spencer
Walden
Concord, Mass
Boynton Square
Keith's
George G. Keith
Main St
Concord Jet
Sudbury St
Price
Thompson St
Glendale St
Bath
Maynard
Ey. F. Mesllie
Nason St
West Concord Woman’s Club
Acadia—Land of Evangeline
Henrietta M. Chase
Woman's Club
Association Hall
Iva Roberts
Betsy
Baltimore
Turner
Herechusetts Institute of Technology
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Monroe
Blood
New England Conservatory of Music
Whitcomb
Commonwealth Ave
Elsie Crowson
Jupiter Pluvius
Providence
R. I
Medford
Salem
Leon Roundy
Allen Chair Co
Concord Municipal
Lester Blodgett
Detroit
Mich
John B. Studley
Tampa
Fla
Bull Moosers
Ray Robbins
Dover
Hawthorn Chapter
James O'Leary
Somerville
South
Great Road
Stow
A. L. Sulloway
Century Edition OF Music
Burke Agency
Bedford
A. T. Haynes
Maynard, Mass
John M. Keyes & Co
Reilly & Barss
Miss Buck
E. A. Buck
Bank
J. O. O. F. Hall
International Association of Masters of Dancing
Grant’s Academy
Benjamin B. Lovett
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