Local Moves and Travel Notes From North Berwick and Lexington
A. F. G. Lang spent the weekend and holiday in North Berwick, Mo. Charles Barnard moves from Walden Street to Crest Street in Concord Junction. Families of Lexington and Washington include Mr. and Mrs. George Norton Sharpe of Lexington, Kentucky, with John M. Keyes and family at Monument Street. Jeanie Potter tours Maine during summer work. Miss Mary V. Tewksbury resumes teaching in Lexington and plans daily trips until cold weather. Harold Orendorff takes a vacation from Old Colony Trust Co. and will visit Newport News, Baltimore, Philadelphia and return. Dorothy Tewksbury leaves for New Britain Conn to teach. mother G. A. Tewksbury visits Stamford before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norton Sharpe
Lexington
Kentucky
John M. Keyes
Monument St
Mary V. Tewkabury
Harold Orendorff
Walden Sr
Old Colony Trust Co
Newport News
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Dorothy Tewksbury
New Britain
Conn
G. A. Tewksbury
Stamford
Mange
Died While Visiting at White Home in Whitman
Miss Josselyn aged 79 died Saturday morning after several days with bronchial pneumonia. Visiting the White family in Whitman, she had lived in Concord for about 40 years and at the Concord Home for the Aged for eight years. Service was held at Sleepy Hollow cemetery chapel conducted by Rev. G A Tewkabury, then interment in North Chelmsford. she left no near relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Holfow Cemetery
G. A. Tewkabury
Wareh
Hannah ©. Hildreth
Leavitt R. Josselyn
Concord
Concord Republicans Plan Caledonian Grove Outing
Concord members of the Massachusetts Republican club plan a Boston outing at Caledonian Grove this Saturday. The event features a clam bake lively speaking six pro grammed activities, ball games, and other sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Caledonian Grove
Boston
Advertised Letters X Hf Cunnick and Others
Advertised letters include X Hf Cunnick W F French Mr Della Gilmore Mrs P F Hoffman Clinton Oglive Chester D Potter G TP Peter Mrs Buzal Ennie M Jastrow Miss Hes sie V Johnson Mrs Bessie Leaman rs Wm C Pope listed for delivery or pickup in the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunnick
W. F. French
Della Gilmore
P. F. Hoffman
Clinton Oglive
Chester D. Potter
G. TP
Peter
Buzal ¢Ty
Ennie M. Jastrow
Hessie V. Johnson
Bessie Leaman
Wm. C. Pope
Fire crews quell chimney blaze at Green Arbor tea room
An alarm at 12 30 Friday sent the fire department to the Green Arbor tea room where a chimney fire was found. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no damage to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Green Arbor Tea Room
Bee
Postmaster Enjoys Brief Rest Amid Quiet Ventures
Postmaster F. A. Tower takes a short break from duties while visiting Ee tow cave. ee Pie bara spends a few days at Pic con Cove. Miss Bya Stevens returns home on Monument street from Provincetown after attending a friend's wedding late last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Tower
Ee Tow Cave
Piccon Cove
Bya Stevens
Monument St
Provincetown
Man Injured In Apparatus Blast At Fire Station
Martin Finny narrowly escaped serious injury when a spark from a starting 4m and a lever burst sent a blow from a flying handle into his neck and face. He drove to the fire station after the blast, then to a doctor where a gash beside his nose and bruising were diagnosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Finigam
Lexington St
Knox
Martin
Trinitarian Church Announces Series of Services and Reopenings
The Trinitarian Church schedules a Sunday morning service at 10 45 titled The Church As Related to the Town with a note on the town's 280th anniversary and school reopenings. An evening sermon at 7 16 explores Practical Friendship for Christ. Sunday school resumes at noon and Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 with a Friday topic on Love from 1 Cor 13 at 7 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
Concord Barn Fire Sparks Mystery Over Tenement Plans
A Friday night blaze destroyed a barn in Concord where Daniel McManus planned a two tenement conversion. Losses include Elmer Olsen's tools and lumber worth $1000 to $1200 and McManus’s estimated $3000 to $4000. state police investigate amid rumors of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Daniel McManus
Abram
William @lavin
Patrick Fee
Philip Vanderhoof
McManus
Olsen
Hutmann
Abrams
Vacations and Visitors Reported Across Town
Allan French and family returned from a Petersham vacation. Patrick Cull enjoyed trips to North Shore resorts. Roy and Mrs. Llewellyn of Salem visited friends in town. George Shepard is on a post office vacation. Miss Millie Woolmer of Worcester stayed with Mrs. N. P. Howe. Mrs. E. A. Magnon and sons from Stamford, Conn., visited T. A. Wilson. Sidney Coolidge family returned from West Barnstable. Asa Walsh and daughter Marion of Cambridge were hosted by J. W. Millbury. Middlesex ex school plans to reopen on the 28th. Herbert Dunnells of Somerville spent the weekend with W. A. Stevens. Nelson Bradford family returned from Mar. Diehead. Carrier William Dee welcomed an 11 pound boy Sunday morning. Miss Frances J. Beal is home on Devens Street after a fall fractured her wrist Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Bradford
Mar
Diehead
William Dee
Concord Hosts About 100 At Norwegian Youth Convention
About 100 delegates from 10 states gathered in Concord for the Young People's Norwegian convention. The event opened with a reception led by Rev. G. A. Tewksbury and Rev. A. O. Huseby. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Oluf Jonswold, vice president Boot Niborg, secretary Victor Harg, treasurer A. Huseby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
East
Concord
G. A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian
A. O. Huseby
Oluf Jonswold
Boston
Boot Ni ‘Borg
Portland
Gee
Victor Harg
Treas
A. Huseby
Suffrage Governors Cite Benefits and Critics Across States
Governors from Idaho to Kansas defend or critique women's voting rights, citing finances, social reforms, and political effects. Remarks from Carlson Hunt Capper and Stewart are noted, while Adamses and others discuss public costs, labor questions, and prohibition. Separately, local notices announce a Sept. 22 wedding in Cambridge and trips to New York and Asbury Park for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Alexander
Idaho
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
George M. Carlson
Colorado
Gov. Hunt
Arizona
Gov. Capper
Kansas
Alva Adamé
Miquor
Samuel W. Stewart
Montana
Butte
Richard B. Connorton
Agnes McDonough
Cambridge
Leonard C. Robinson
Leon Metcalf
William Wheeler
Goddard
Asbury Park
N. J
Cornell University
Local Residents Spend Holidays with Friends and Family
Concord Junction residents Robert Sheehan and Charles King enjoyed holidays with family. Several visitors including Mrs. Charles Hart of Fall River and Miss Ruth Damon relaxed at White Pond and in town. Others traveled to the Panama-Pacific Exposition or returned from White Horse Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hart
Fall River
Ruth Damon
White Pond
Thomas Frawley
White Horse Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F.G. Lang
North Berwick
Charles Barnard
Walden St
Crest St
Concord Junction
Admiral Adams
Adams
Kearney
Washington, D
Colonial Inn
Jeanie Potter
Richardson Dure
Maine
Trinitarian Church
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Maynard
Vermont
Swift
Mra. Fee
Elmer Olsen
Royden Bass
Samuel Staples
Green Arbor
Allan French
Petersham
Patrick Cull
North Shore
Roy Llewellyn
Salem
George Shepard
Millie Woolmer
Worcester
N. P. Howe
Wood St
E. A. Magnon
Charles and
William of
Stamford, Conn
T. A. Wilson
Sidney Coolidge
West Barnstable
Asa Walsh
Marion
J. W. Millbury
Middlesex Ex School
Herbert Dunnells
Somerville
W. A. Stevens
Monument
Frances J. Beal
Devens St
Miss Beal
Grace
Jennie Floyd
New London, Conn
W. D. Hanna’s
Winnie O'Neill
Frank Moynihan
Lincoln
Robert Sheehan
Charles King
Mrs
Edward Qua
Mrs. Qua
Joan D. Wilson
A. JB. Paulsen
Pramingham
Roland Howe
Brookline
B. H. Howe
Mrs. A. Hodgeman
8. T. Blood
Matthew Fagan
Reformatory
Annie Schnittler of
Main Street
Telephone
Concord, Mass
John A. Finican
Walden Hall
Fred C. Smith
Adams and
North Streets
Lex
Old Hagar
Boston Road
City of
Marlboro
Wayside Inn
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