Local social notes from Concord and surrounding towns
Concord and nearby communities report visits and homestays in Boston Framingham Wakefield and Portland. Residents including J F King Raymond Severens and Miss Sadie Boylan are listed with relatives and guests. Club events include West Concord Woman's club reception November 5 and a November 4 lodge degree. Rehearsals prepare the Japanese Girl production for December.
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John O'Grady
Framingham
Raymond J. Severens
Sadie Boylan
Dorchester
Kenneth Blood
Portland
Thomas W. Ryan
Thomas Dwyer
Wakefield
D. Lgwalsh
Albert Hicks
Shelbourne Junction
Ige
West Concord
Taylor-Lawrence Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Harriet Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lawrence married Walter M Taylor of Roxbury in a private Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s Commonwealth avenue home. Rev W J Batt officiated. The couple plans a Jaffrey New Hampshire wedding trip and will reside at 66 Hovey Street Watertown.
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Lawrence
Harriet. Lawrence
James Lawrence
Walter M. Taylor
Roxbury
W. J. Batt
Commonwealth Ave
Philippine Islands
Taylor
Concord High School
S. H. Stowe
Tuberculosis Ass’n. of
Boston
Talbot Co
Mrs. Taylor
Farewell Party for Miss Margaret Collins Held at Crest Ave Home
On Tuesday evening last week Miss Margaret Collins was honored with a farewell party at her Crest Avenue home. About 30 friends attended from Cambridge, Concord, Acton, and Maynard. Games and music filled the evening before generous goodbyes at a late hour.
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Margaret Collins
Crestot
Cambridge
Concord
Acton
Maynard
McCall and Coolidge Campaign Stop at Post Office
Samuel W. McCall spoke to about 100 voters at noon in front of the post office focusing on tariff policy. He was followed by Lieutenant Governor candidate Coolidge as the party left after a half hour for Maynard.
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Samuel W. McCall
Mr. McCall
Mr. Coolidge
Gilman Returns to Harvard Tackle Role
Joe Gilman, the 1913 Harvard varsity tackle and highly rated rush material, is back in his old position and will be a fixture for the season.
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Gilman
Harvard
Joe Gilman
Prisoner convicted of espionage is executed in London
A prisoner tried for espionage in London was found guilty and sentenced to death. The sentence was carried out by military authorities.
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London
Concord Junction Catholic Club Organized at Help of Christians
Sunday evening a Catholic club was organized at Help of Christians Church basement in Concord Junction. It has 75 members with growth expected. Officers elected for 1915 16 include President Richard McSweeney and Rev Daniel W Cronin as spiritual director. The club leases Warner hall, plans renovations and new rooms, and will host lectures and social events focusing on moral social and physical betterment.
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Help of Christians Church
Concord Junction Catholic Club
Richard McSweeney
John Hughes
Treas
John A. Garvey
Daniel Sullivan
Many Contenders for Nomination for Republican Convention
New York Oct. 27 Report says twelve to fifteen booms for favorite sons will be launched at the Republican national convention next year and anything may happen. Reynolds told Hilles regressive returns in several states while California Progressives stay loyal to their organization. Hilles plans a national committee meeting to pick the convention city with Chicago Dallas St Louis and San Francisco in contention.
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New York
Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Hilles
Republican Party
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Montana
Iowa
California
National Committee
Chicago
Dallas
St. Louis
San Francisco
Severe Censure After New York Subway Disaster
A coroner's jury found no criminal blame for the Sept. 22 subway accident at Seventh Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street that killed eight. The city bureau of combustibles was severely censured for not inspecting the work per code. They recommended banning traffic on temporary structures during blasting.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
City Bureau of
Britain Cannot Further Offer Cyprus to Greece
Sir Edward Grey told the House of Commons Britain’s Cyprus offer to Greece has lapsed because the stated condition was not met. In Serbia’s crisis the Allies sought immediate help and Britain informed Greece she would receive Cyprus if she gave full support against Bulgaria.
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Britain
Cyprus
Greece
Great Britain
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Serbia
Ertia
Bulgeria
Great Hiisin
Marlboro bungalow near Fort Meadow noted in Brockton
George Dumas visits Brockton as the Ladies G. A. R. Relief society holds a meeting on Tuesday in November at their local venue near Fort Meadow.
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George Dumas
Brockton
G. A. R. Relief Society
Milford Resident Patsy Forte Seeks New Home Address
Patsy Forte, who moved to Milford some time ago, is now living at 213 South Street. Officer J. P. Colleary was away from duty last night because of illness.
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Patsy Forte
Milford
South St
J. P. Colleary
Gleason Leaves House for Fresh Air Outing
J. C. Gleason, previously laid up for some time, is able to go outdoors again and enjoy the open air.
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J. C. Gleason
Local residents and visitors noted in brief notices
Mrs. D. 8 Bigelow of Southboro visits relatives in Petersham Athol and Gardner. Stephen Burke of Milford Pyrene Co representative was here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs EB McSweeney of Framingham celebrate 25th wedding anniversary Friday. Miss Rose Blanchard of Southboro hosts Hallowe'en party for her 6 and 10 cent store associates. Charlies McGarry spends the week in Boston.
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Bigelow
Southboro
Petersham
Athol and
Gardner
Stephen Burke
Milford
The
Pyrene Co
EB. F. McSweeney
Framingham
Rose Blanchard
Charlies McGarry
Boston
Hunting trips and building notes fill local page
Charles Farrell plans a hunting trip to Martha's Vineyard this week. K R Larrabee builds a nine room bungalow on Pleasant Street. Dr Neary bought a lot on Estabrook Avenue. The Republican ward and city committee meet weekly. Frank H Pope spoke on small loans in Northboro last night. Robert Caugh ends services at the Bond market. Joseph Drumamey builds a house. Guy Greham and Roland Nichols hunted in Northboro and brought home two partridges. Middlesex factory workers labored until 6 30 pm for stocktaking readiness.
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Guy Greham
Roland Nichols
Northboro
Doorway Debate Over Broken Glass in Barton and Morrison
A fragmentary report asks whether the glass in Barton and Morrison’s doorway was too weak or if other factors caused a break. The note hints at structural concerns and potential safety checks.
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Barton & Morrison's
Prolific Incident Links Glazier and Shoulder Glass Contact
A fragment notes a person with a shoulder strike against glass and compares the outcome to a glazier summoned for service, implying shared consequence or testimony. The legible wording suggests a courtroom or witness context without explicit details.
Moineau Buys Corner Lot for Three Tenement Building
Hector Moineau purchased a building lot at the corner of West Main Street and Crescent Street through the agency of J. H. Donahue. It is understood he will later erect a three tenement house on the site.
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Hector Moineau
West Main and
Crescent Sts
J. H. Donahue
Marriage of Dr E J Gately and Marguerite Clancy
The wedding between Dr E J Gately and Miss Marguerite Clancy will be held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the Immaculate Conception parochial residence.
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E. J. Gately
Marguerite Clancy
Immaculate Conception
Special meeting of Ladies social circle at Universalist church
A special meeting of the Ladies' social circle of the Universalist church will be held in the church parlor Thursday at 3 p m. All members are requested to attend.
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the Universalist Church
Hurley Boy Remains Hospitalized After Injury
James Hurley, son of Mr and Mrs Timothy Hurley, remains confined at Marlboro Hospital after breaking his leg six weeks ago. He is expected to recover and return home soon.
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James Hurley
Timothy Hurley
Marlboro Hospital
Burke couple back from two weeks travel
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Burke returned last night from a two weeks vacation at Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York City. In New York they were guests of Dr. and Mrs A Egan. Ex-Mayor W. S. Mildon of Maine, now postmaster at the same, comments that the title of Democracy flows in his preferred direction.
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M. T. Burke
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
New York
A. Egan
Mildon
Ae Ee . RS
Democrac
City budget stance blocks Maplest street funds
Mayor T. H. O Halloran reports county commissioners will provide no money for the Maplest separation project. They state policy forbids allocating funds for streets in the city centre, signaling a setback for local infrastructure plans.
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T. H. O'Halloran
Maplest
Converse Couple Guests at the Windsor Yesterday
Mr and Mrs M M Converse of Andover were guests at the Windsor yesterday in a brief social note highlighting their visit and connection to the venue and town society.
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Andover
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