Concord Junction Social Notes Hear From Local Residents
John Condon and Merton Leighton return from a New Hampshire motor trip. Misses Mary and Cecela Williams came back from a month with Cleveland relatives. Winnie B Jones visits New England, staying with Mrs Charles Windheim. The house on Lawn Brook road, owned by Concord West End Taul Co and occupied by Harvey Stone, was purchased by Mrs Corhelius Kelley. Jet Croesley returns from New York and visits his parents. Lisa Lyons spent Sunday at Nantasket. Alice Clark returned from East Ost a visit. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Derby and family vacationing. Miss Gladys Miller left for an automobile trip to Houston Me with friends. Frank Waite resumes postal duties after vacation in Watertown and Springfield. A. G. Zeigler and son George toured to Kennebunk Me. Mrs W A Rodday and son stay at La Canasa NH. Many plan to attend South Acton Labor Day social dance. Misses Mary Christian and Anne Prendergast return from Kennebunk Me where they worked. R N Woodworth returns from 10 days with cousin Mrs MadPherson in West Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Condon
Merton iLeighton
New Hampshire
Mary
Cecela Williams
Cleveland
Winnie B. Jones
Marcy
New “England
Charles Windheim
Iaws Rook
Lawn Brook Rd
Concord West End Taul Co
Harvey Stone
Corhelius Kelley
Jet
Croesley
Iicme
New Law 2
W. J. Crossley
Lisaonise Lyons
Nantasket Beach
Alice Clark
Eastosta
Benj. Derby
Reeama
Fred Green
Trampton’ Beach
Gladys Miller
Somerville
Houston
Asakl. Durgin
W Somerville
South Acton
Mary, Christian
Anne Prendergast
Kennebunk
R. N. Woodworth
MadPherson
West Warwich
Chelsea Hosts Mrs Minnie Alwood and Friends
Mrs Minnie Alwood of Chelsea and Mrs Ka o Martin of Revere spent the past week with Mr and Mrs P Libby on Commonwealth Ave. They were joined by Capt Charles Richards of Staten Island and Mr William of Fort Richmond as their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Alwood
Chelsea
Ka O Martin
Revere
P. Libby
Commonwealth Ave
Libby
Charles Richards
Staten Island
Willia
Fort Richmond
Died in Waltham Former residents mourn Mrs Lawrence
The many friends of Mr and Mrs William Lawrence, former well known residents of this town, were sorry to hear of Mrs Lawrence's death which occurred during the week at their home in Waltham. She was an good reliable all around woman and held a position as cook, a good home preferred with her boy. Telephone Middlesex School 260. S81 1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Lawrence
Middlesex School
Newspaper retracts double marriage story in Concord
The Enterprise issues a formal note defending accuracy after a reported double marriage involving Rose Hagerty and Joseph B Keyes is questioned. The paper explains its verification steps and condemns the idea of publishing false information as a joke, promising full factual disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Rose Hagerty
Joseph B. Keyes
Howard “B. Daniels
Concord
Keyes
Cyrus Clark Celebrates 93rd Birthday on Estabrook Road
Cyrus Clark marked his 93rd birthday at home on Estabrook road in Concord on Monday August 20. He holds the Deston Post cane yet has never needed to use it, and he still works on the Clark family farm now in its 68th year. He walks three miles to town center several times weekly and joked he feels 50 despite aging. He began his 68th year on the farm and plans a quiet celebration as he enters 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Clark
Estabrook Rd
Mr Clark
Concord
Deston
Clark
Zoel
Trinitarian Church Announces Upcoming Communion and Lectures
The communion service is set for 10 45 next Sunday with a brief introductory address by the pastor. A Friday lecture at 7 PM will discuss The Forward Summons of Christ. A Sunday evening series on Interrogation Points of the New Testament begins with Where Is He. Musical service precedes. Sunday school resumes after the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Eaton wins H MH tourney at Concord Country Club
Richard J. Eaton wins the H MH tournament with 5 percent points at Concord Country Club. A field of 16 golfers compete as John M. Eaton takes second with 53 points. Scoring rewards eagle ten, birdie four, par three, and lickies one point. Overall results list Baton 55 and a mix of other players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Eaton
Concord Country Club
John M. Eaton
Richard J. Baton
John M. Baton
Herbert B. Hoopier
Morgan K. Smith
Ralph Holden
N. Ellis Richardson
George S Keyes
W. C. Spencer
A. G. Rolfe
EB. R. Howard
Steamship Packet launched at Portsmouth NY by Atlantic Corp
Miss Betty Dumaine sponsors the Steamship Packet built by the Atlantic Corporation and launched at Portsmouth NY on Saturday. Miss Mildred Connor of Yorth visits with her aunt Miss Apert Contorton, Sudbury rd. Miss Helen Harrington of Brigh ton stays with her aunt Miss N Thompson for a few weeks. John Williams spends the vacation with his father F A Williams, Marlboro VA. Myron T Carrigan will judge cattle at the Waltham fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dumaine
Steamship Packet
Atlantic Corporation
Portsmouth
Mildred Connor
Yorth
Apert Contorton
Sudbury Rd
Helen Harrington
Brighton
N. Thompson
John* Williams
Marlboro Va
Wedding in Trinitarian Church Unites Miss Towle and Mr Moulton
The marriage of Miss Helen Theodora Towle of Concord to Guy Edwin Moulton of Wallingford Connecticut was held Saturday at the Trinitarian Church with Rev. G. A. Tewksbury officiating. Attendants included Miss Margaret Towle and a list of bridesmaids from New York and Massachusetts, with ushers led by Noy L. Moulton. The bride wore white satin with Brussels lace. Mr. Moulton, Amherst 1903, heads the French department at Choate in Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Theodora
Charles H. Towle
Concord
Guy
Edwin Moulton
Wallingford
G. A. ‘Tewksbury
Noy IL
Moulton
Brockfield
B. Andrews
Providence
Tinloft
A. Bassett
Brookfield
Willams
Ray ° Brown
Brown
Abbott Thompson
Wellesley
Paul R. Temple
Harvard
Mt Holyoke
College
Amherst
Choate Schedl
Revolver Holdup Suspect Captured After Car Chase
Foster Lancton of Lowell reports a robbery at gunpoint near Concord Junction. Fred Lawton, 19, was arrested by Sgt E Lyons near the State Reformatory after the car theft and pursuit toward Acton. Lawton was remanded to Littleton police and released on $1000 bond to appear in Ayer court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lawton
Lowell
Reformatory
E Lyons
Littleton
Landon
Foster
Kimball
Lattleton
Rndine
Wards
Acton
Won
Craig
Sgt Lyons
Lyons
Ayercourt
Mortgagee's Sale Notice for Bedford Property in Middlesex
Public sale of a mortgage property in Bedford Middlesex County Massachusetts conducted by Hannibal S Pond on September 30 1920 at 3 PM The parcel includes land and buildings described as Lot 6 on Harrington plan bounded by Hancock Street and adjacent lots Subject to unpaid taxes and assessments $300 deposit required Sale terms announced at the auction site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Mietcher
R. Fletcher
Hannibal
Pond
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bedford
Mary
A. Fletcher
Harrington & Co
Hannibal S. Pond
Somerville
Playground Season Ends With Field Day and Track Meet
Concord closes its summer playground season with a field and track meet inviting all boys under 14. Miss Abbott Mr Amons led activities earning affection from children. The season featured basketball, folk dancing, weaving, sailing, and trips to Whalom Park and Walden Pond with prizes and various progress in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Miss Abbott
Mr. Kmmons
Sliss Abbott
Henry Amons
Secont
Playgroums
Junctién
Cendord
Junction Playground
Walden Pond
Kelly and Mulcahy
Whalom Park
Fitchburg
Robinson
Water Department
Garvin
Appleby
Frank Ded
T. Byron
KR. Dicicco
G. Masterton
Masterton
Dicicco
H. Tuttle
Peterson
Tolman
Tuttle
Concord Tax Rate Rises With Higher Town Costs
Waldo P. Lapham, Concord assessor chairman, cites a 25.60 dollar tax rate up from last year due to one third higher town appropriations about 76000 more, State and county taxes, lost state income tax on intangibles, a 250000 increase in assessed valuation, and new corporate tax law boosting the rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo P. Lapham
Board of
Asessors
Concord
Thinitariad Congregational Church Notices
Rev Frank W Thompson pastor announces prayer services Friday September 3 at 7 20 pm Saturday September 4 at 7 45 pm Dea G W Thompsons choir rehearsal Sunday September 5 preaching at 10 20 am union Bible at 11 45 am C E Prayer service 7 00 pm WANTED Second girl Three in family apply to Mrs W Surrette 21 Lexington Rd Concord Tel 187
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. W. Thompson
Dea G. W. Thompson
Union
C.'E
Ww. Surrette
Lexingfoh Rd
Concord
Mansfield post American Legion meeting set for Sept 2 at 8
The regular monthly James J Mansfield post meeting will convene at the State armory Thursday evening Sept 2 at 8 oclock after delegates to the State convention at Springfield return. Delegates Marty Cook Daniel B Cullinane and Edward Cal will travel by auto thanks to Stedman Tuttricks generosity. A post entertainment program featuring cigars music and a big show will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield
Post
State Armory
Springfield
Throud
Stedman Tuttrick
Buttrick
Jending
Marty
Cook
Daniel B. Cullinane
Edward ¥. Cal
Surprise Shower for Miss Theresa O'Brien in Waldenst
A party of Miss Elizabeth Hansen’s guests surprised and showered Miss Theresa O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prendergast, with gifts for a new Missouri home. O'Brien, engaged to J. F. Erts of Iowa, has lived in Washington DC since 1917, where she held a key post in the Treasury Department. friends send best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aymerry
Elizabeth Hansen
Waldenst
Theresa O'Brien
Thomas Prendergast
Miss O'Brien
J. F. Erts
Iowa
Missouri
Hansen House
Washington, DC
S. Treasury Department
Town Schools to Reopen for Fall Term on September 7
The town’s high and grammar schools will reopen on Tuesday September 7 the day after Labor Day. The evening typewriting school closed Friday August 27 after its most successful season with classes so large extra sessions were added. Halloran led the course this summer guiding the largest attendance and an efficient graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halloran
Kings Daughters Plan Summer Flower Sowing Mission
The Kings Daughters of the First Parish will continue sowing flowers for the Benevolent Fraternity Fruit and Flower mission this summer. Donations of flowers may be left at the lower town hall each Monday between 4 and 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings’ Daughters of the First
Benevolent Fraternity Fruit
Lower Town Hall
Auction notices list sales in Massachusetts towns
Otis H. Forbush auctioneer schedules multiple sales in Millis Lexington Norwood and Cayett Junction with cattle hay hens horses manure spreader wagons farming tools and household goods including estate items and platform wagons on various dates in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Millis
Mass
Lexington
FE. V. Mars
W. J. Nickerson
Brooks St
Norwood
Local Fair Committees Named Members
Harold Thompkins is listed as a Poultry committee member and Miss Wini Fred Carrigan serves on the Cattle committee at the Waltham fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thompkins
Waltham Fair
Winifred Carrigan
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Bartolomeo
N. J. Cole
Ine
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Moulton—Towle
Foster Lancton
Mise Abbott
Roy Kay
Walcott’ & Co
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Kelly-Mulcahy
Katherine Gibson
Margaret Collins
York Harbor
Margaret Dee
Deaconess Hospital
Thinitariad ‘Congregational Church
Theresa O’brien
FORD
Robt. E. Cousins
Concord Jet
Association
Halk
William Farnom
Charles Dickens
Two Cities
Roa
Goldwyn
Mary Miles Minter
Chel
Mack Sennett
Scott
Charlie Ray
Cuthbert Trotman
Devila
Cuthbert
Broadway
Charlie Chaplin
Escaway
Rexall
Maynard
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Thames
Savings Department
Salem
Ni Hi
M. Pyron
George Burn
M. A. Williams
Keefe
S. Williams
Mra Winsor
Frank Curry
Tom Williams
Richard
Celia
Ruth
Williams
Anobie Lake
Concord Drug Store
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