Food Fish and Game Birds Talk At Concord Junction Club
George H. Fields chairing the Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission spoke on Food Fish and Game Birds of Massachusetts at the Union church vestry. He described hatcheries and stocking, laws, and the commission’s work, followed by an impromptu Q&A. Over 100 members now listed. next meeting November 6 on Preventive Work of Boston Public Schools. A bulletin board at Bradford Street and Commonwealth Avenue posts club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
George H. Fields
Fish and Game Commission
Fields
Massachusetts
Mr. Fields
Nimrods
Edward D. Dee
Boston
Bradford St
Commonwealth Are
Surprise Party For Miss Nellie Sluski In East Acton
Miss Nellie Sluski was honored with a surprise party at her East Acton home. Guests enjoyed games and vocal solos by Rose Burelle and Edward Le Blanc of Nashua, N B. A bracelet was given as a memento and refreshments included cakes ice cream candy and fruit. Notables present included Gertrude Hefty Louise Christian Josephine Socha Annie Socha Annie Reed Theresa Elliott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sluski
East Acton
Miss Sluski
Rose Burelle
Edward le Blanc
Nashua
N. B
Gertrude Hefty
Louise Christian
Josephine Socha
Annie Socha
Annie Reed
Theresa Elliott
Elodie Belanger
Dora Harris
Florence Manion
Mamie Falman
Wanda Sluski
Emily Hartley
John McMann
Walter Cady
Robert Doris
Luke McCarthy
Armand le Blanc
Eddie le Blanc
Frank Gallagher
William Colburn
H. J. Weber
Joseph Burns
Arthur Manion
Thos
McWilliams
Eugene Connell
Maurice Sluski
John Martin
Joe Minka
Observant Citizen Honors Concord Junction’s Mrs Fowler
The Boston Post column notes Mrs Harriet A Fowler, aged 91, on its roll of honor for spry elderly residents. A Concord Junction historian with strong knowledge of Concord and nearby towns, she shared stories of the old days during a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Fowler
Boston Post
Concord Junction
New England
Auction Sales Listings for Haste and Derby Farms
Otis H. Forbush announces a sale on Oct 28 1915 at John Moore farm including cattle and horses with tools. A second sale on Nov 11 1915 at Hastings station Weston Mass Kendall Green district for A H Garfield. Derby Gage sale held last Monday featured top cows selling 127 50 130 and 151 dollars. Dover sale Thursday saw highest cow 116 dollars with others 75 to 85. Posters issued with full particulars. Further sales to be fixed and noted in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
J. W. ‘Shahan
John Moore Farm
A. H. Garfield
Hastings Station
Weston
Mass
Kendall Green
Derby-Gage
Dover
Stereopticon Talk Promises Saloonless Nation by 1920
Prof. Burton L. Rockwood speaks at the Union church this evening on A Saloonless Nation by 1920. Admission is free with tickets distributed to those wishing them during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Burton L. Rockwood
Concord High Eleven Brings Hard-Fought Victory Over Needham
Concord High defeated Needham High on their home field in a hard fought game. Capt Mulcahey Fuller Giles and Raymond starred for Concord while Crisp Godfrey and Hemenway led Needham. Concord led 14 to 7 with touchdowns by Giles and Crisp and two goals from touchdowns by Rockwood and Crisp. Umpire Montague referee Woodworth linesmen Brest and Shepley. Time 14 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Needham High
Mulcahey
Fuller
Giles
Raymond
Crisp
Godfrey
Hemenway
Evceee
Jacobs Giles
Wetten
Sullivan ‘Hewitt
Freeman
Vcceess
Concord
Needham
Rockwood
Montagué
Woodworth
Brést
Shepley
Outlook for Concord evening schools dimmed by low enrollments
The Concord school system faces a doubtful winter for evening classes as only a few residents registered. Superintendent Hall said West Concord may not open unless more names appear, while Junction and other areas show minimal interest. The issue will be discussed at the next school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Supt
Hall
Enterprise
West Concord
Physical Culture Classes Begin in Public Schools
Public school physical culture classes started on Thursday. Four students from the Boston School of Physical Culture will visit Concord weekly as instructors. Miss Sanderson will supervise the early sessions and later visit biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston School of Physical Culture
Concord
Miss Sanderson
Concord Musical Club Opens 1915 16 Season Studying Italian Music
The Concord Musical club begins its season on November 2 at Mrs. Hugh Leith's home with a study of Italian music. Mrs. George M. Baker will present a paper on Early Italian Music, illustrated by vocal and instrumental pieces. New members include Mrs. Harry L. Brown Mrs. Edward Annin Mrs. Frederick Schull Miss Dorothy Dodge Mrs. Harry Tut tle and Miss Alice Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Hugh Leith
George M. Baker
Harry L. Brown
Edward Annin
Frederick Schull
Dorothy Dodge
Harry Tuttle
Alice Cornell
Campfire Gifts to Stage Play for Musketaquid Club
The Campfire Gifts, three camps established by the Musketaquid council Woman's club with Mrs. Leslie R. Moore as chief guardian, will present a play before club members on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musketaquid Council
Leslie R. Moore
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L. Anderson & Son, Grocers
Vancouver
South Acton
Medow and
Silverman
Main St
Concor
George G. Keith
Concord Jct
Tel
John W. Raymond
Hubbard Street
Concord, Mass
Brown St
Maynard
Davis-King CO
West Acton
Dr. True
Ege Ida Gagnon
Auburn
A. Bahayines
CLO
Maynard Agents
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers
Robert Lyons
Mary
Newport
R. I
Michael Cleary
H. A. Welday
Newell, W. Va
Hiram Parkin
Joseph Loewe
William Ayotte
Plymouth
Standish Mill
Southbridge
William Jones
Leominster
Beatrice Taylor
Sara Taylor
Florence Trainor
Framingham Hospital
Frances Ingram
Martin Mosher
Lawrence
Loyal Assabet Lodge
Thomas F. Parker
Eaton’s
la Touraine Coffee
Ward
Eaton’s Market
Austin MacRae
Main Street
Agnes Gibbons
Summer St
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