For a Love's Sake A tale of Eloise Burley and Dudley Thorne
Eloise Burley, motherless and reliant on brother Adrian, seeks a safe future at Ransome Hall. Dudley Thorne warns of her brother's reckless decline tied to Beatrice Morse. Eloise pleads for truth, and Dudley vows to shield her, guiding her toward trust and hope as their paths cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Burley
Adrian
Eloise
Ransome Hall
Ami
Milly Thorne
Dudley Thorne
Cedarville
Burleys
Hloise
Adrian Burley
Beatrice Morse
Dudley
Thorne
Drawrwuy
Arthur
Prince of Adventurers
Arthuride
Vincent Burgoyne
Milly
Concord News Briefs: Local Moves and Births
Mrs Otis Forbush traveled to Lebanon New Hampshire for a week away. Walter Akers rents a tene ment and will move his family there September 15. A daughter was born at the Deaconess Hospital late in the week. Rachel Damon accepted a teaching post in Ashby and began last week. Mr and Mrs Edward Williams visited from Cleveland Ohio with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis’ Forbush
Lebanon
N. H
Walter Akers
Lapham
Land St
Deaconess Hospital
Rachel Damon
Ashby
Edward Williams
Cleveland
Frank Williams
Concord High School to Start Football Practice Early
Concord high School officials announced the football team will begin practice immediately with a squad including six returning players and several promising aspirants. Captain Allen Christofferson and manager John Mullaney head the ten veterans under Coach Harle W Peckham, as the squad prepares for a September 27 opener against Middlesex school eleven on their North Concord gridiron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Football Eleven
Concord High School
Middlesex
North
Concord
Rarle W. Peckham
Allen Christofferson
John Mullaney
Daniel Kelley
Elmer Duggan
Ralph Hemenway
Joseph Mullaney
Joseph Eaton
Harle W. Peckham
Picnic at Concord farm brings lodge members together
A large turnout from Concord Lodge No. 212 and Willow Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a Saturday afternoon picnic at Edgar Clark's farm on Lowell Road. The event featured a variety of sports, a ball game, and a basket lunch with fresh roasted corn. Attendees wished for more time to extend the fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lodge
C. F
Willow’ Rebekah
Edgar Clark
Lowell 'Rd
Addresses Wanted Addressee Seeks War Buddies for Recoveries
FP McEachern of 14a Commonwealth Ave asks former wartime comrades to send their addresses to Lawrence A. Wagner at 168 Pleasant St Holyoke Mass. A check awaits those who respond. Names listed include Lachance Brig ham Marston Spritz Agazarian Bukowski Bobowitz Fedora Francis Goreyb Hanlon Haron Keriaky Kelley Levhnhara Minko Mulcahy Nord berg Potvin Swalés Staskincy Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
FP. McEachern
Commonwealth Ave
Reir
Lawrence A. Wagner
Pleasant’ St
Holyoke
Mass
Joseph Lachance
William M. Brigham
Wilder FE. Marston
Harry Spritz
Thomas Agazarian
Piotr Bukowski
Wedding at Baptist parsonage in Causo hosts Musgrave Neff union
A couple, George Neff of Concord Massachusetts and W. H. Musgrave proprietor of the Hilton House, were married at the Baptist parsonage in Causo on Friday. Rev J. D. McLeod officiated. friends gathered at the Hilton House for a pleasant evening with refreshments and music. Mrs. Musgrave’s presence is expected to boost the Hilton House’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Causo
Frisseste Hay Mare
George Neff
Concord
W. H. Musproprietor
Hilton House
Accidental Shooting Injures 8-Year-Old Freeman
An accidental gun discharge near the State farm injured 8 year old Harold Freeman of Lexington. The revolver in Waldo Pillings’ hands fired while he stooped to pick up an object. Harold was taken to a Boston hospital where doctors removed the bullet and expressed hope for a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Pillings
Harold Freeman
Samuel Freeman
Commonwealth
State Farm Waying
Sévolver
Pillings
Boston
Concord Lodge Members Parade at Fenway Park
About 8000 members of Concord Lodge No 212 I O O F paraded in full regalia through Boston on Sunday September 7 and gathered at Fenway Park for the Triple Link League of Massachusetts Church Sunday Services. The program featured addresses by William H Exnery Grand Master George L Doll off Rev Allan A Rideout and Rev R Perry Bush. The Waltham Band played and color bearers presented 49 stands Rab o Glory while the bugler sounded To the Colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
No 212
Boston
Triple Link League of Massachusetts
Fenway Park
William H. Exnery
George L. Dolloff
Allan A. Rideout
Meeting of Jas. J. Mansfield Post American Legion Concord
A meeting at the State Armory Concord on Friday September 19 1919 to adopt constitutions elect officers and enroll new members. Men may enroll between 7 and 8 PM bringing service discharge papers if no longer in service. Committee on Organization chaired by M J Dee urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. J. Mansfield
American Legion
State Armory
Concord
Ablee -Elegieto
M. J. Dee
Local Notes From Marlboro and Nearby Areas
A series of brief items list moves vacations illnesses and community activities. George D. Still moves from Law in Street to Hudson. Sheahan of the Carpenter store takes annual vacation. Herbert W. Brigham confined at home. City Marshal Mitchell travels to Cambridge on business. William Mulvey takes vacation. Herbert Akroyd Post drives a large Legion membership push. J. W. Ford returns to Avery store after two weeks away. William Pratt visits his father in Brookfield. Aubrey Marshall family relocates to Essex Street. Grover C. Greenwood becomes a Pittsburg high school teacher. Dennis F. Bradley to relocate to Boston for revenue work. Miss Mabel Davis returns from Holyoke. Miss Ethel Berry hosts visit. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gifford attend Chief Shannon’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Downing
Plymouth
Faith Appleby
Lois Towne
Nantasket
Charlie Bulger
Billy Mulcahey
John Fallon
Woodward Hudson
the Ark
Cochituate
Mary Twomey
Country Club
Town Hall
John M. Keyes
Kenneth Clark
Bangor
John G. Butler
Moxbury
Conn
Fredrich Brooks
Heath Farm
Sudbury Road
Lorilliard
Newport
Pratt Lyman
Oakes House
Grace Hunt
Treasurer’s
Rangeley Lakes
Aine
Highlands Club Basket Party at Scandinavian Cottage
The Highlands Provincial Club will hold a basket party at the Scandinavian Cottage in Fort Meadow on Wednesday September 17. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
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The
Highlands Provincial Club
Fort Meadow
Freeman Back Bay Woman Recovers After Deaconess Hospital Operation
Mrs E E Freeman of Haviland Street Back Bay underwent surgery at Deaconess Hospital Brookline and is reported to be progressing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E., Freeman
Haviland St
Back Bay
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Currans Return to New York After Parish Visit
Mr and Mrs John Curran have returned to their home in New York City after visiting the parents of John Curran Mr and Mrs Dennis Curran of Stevens Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curran
New York City
Dennis Curran
Stevens St
Injured Man Rooney in Marlboro Hospital Report
John H. Rooney of Waltham was injured in an automobile accident near Sudbury Sunday night and was reported at Marlboro Hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rooney
Waltham
Sudbury
Marlboro ‘Hospital
Cambridge Men arraigned after Waltham Street collision
Three Cambridge men faced District court in Concord after a collision between an automobile truck and a milk wagon on Waltham Street near Blossom Street in Lexington. Walter G Thar age 30 of Dudley Street Cambridge was fined 100 for operating under the influence. William J Daley age 24 of Fairfield Street and Joseph T White age 27 of Harvey Street Cambridge were fined 15 each for drunkenness. All pleaded guilty and paid fines.
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Waltham St
Blossom St
Lexington
Cambridge
District Court
Concord
Walter G. Thar
Dudley St
William J. Daley
Fairfield St
Joseph T. White
Home Garden Association Fair Set For Concord Saturday
The Home Garden Association will stage its annual fair this week at Concord town hall and W Concord school. Exhibits must be delivered by 10 a.m. Saturday morning, with the public admitted from 3 to 9 p.m. in Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Association
Town Hall
Concord
Concord School
Concord Junction
Whist Party and Dance Set in Monument Hall
Preparations are practically completed for the whist party and dance on Thursday evening in Monument hall under Div. 56 A.O. H. The arrangements committee is working hard and advance ticket sales indicate a large crowd for the first fall social affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Div. 56
A.O. H
Stevenses Celebrate 65 Years Amid Flowers On Monument Street
On a sunny Sunday at Monument Street home of Mr and Mrs W A Stevens the couple Amos A Stevens 91 and wife 88 celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Neighbors and family noted their cheerful spirits and active lifestyles as they walked to Wald en Street store and enjoyed the day among a bloom display.
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W. A. Stevens
Monument St
Amos A. Stevens
West Somessers
Stevens
Walden St
Getting in Trim at Concord Rifle Club Holiday Shoot
Concord Rifle Club members practice at Bristol Hill range each Saturday in the Militia qualification course. The next holiday shoot is scheduled for Monday October 13. Mr and Mrs William Chishaie celebrate the birth of a son Friday at Deaconess Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rifle Club
Bristol Hill
William Chishaie
Deaconess Hospital
Poultry Culling Demonstration Draws Large Attendance
Over 50 people attended a Farm Bureau led poultry culling demonstration last Friday at George E B Chapin’s farm in Concord. Prof Payne of the Massachusetts Agricultural Bank described using Rhode Island Red hens to show how to distinguish layers from drones and early maturing from late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
George EB. Chapin
Conard
Prof
Payne
Massachusett
For Let or For Sale Nine-Room House on Middle Street
A nine room house on Middle Street Cord applying to F Mée Manus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle St
Concord
F. MéeManus
Auction notices at Littleton and Valley Falls for farm stock and goods
Auction sales announce two days at Littleton for George Yapp farm stock and household items. Another sale in Valley Falls Mass lists loaded stocks with prices and a large pallet sale in 50 Red Pallets and 60 Red Cockerells with quoted rates. Further sales mentioned will be noted in this paper.
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Littleton
George Yapp
A. mi
Anon
Valley
Weminster
Mass
W -H
Water West
Otis H. Forbush
R. L
M. V. Kirke
Ford
Tel
Lex
Concord Grange Fair Promises Community Exhibits and Prizes
The seventh annual Concord Grange fair will be held at Town hall on Thursday September 25 with fruits vegetables fancy work preserved foods flowers bread cake and pastry on display. Prizes totaling over 100 are funded by Concord stores and the Grange.
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Concord Grange
Concord
The
Grange
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
General Committee
George Williams
EB. H. Parks
Frederick W. Taylor
Edwin Williams
T. M. Bare
Mary J
Co. Davis
F. B. Powers
Asurers” Holden
Ees
Concord Centre Boy Scouts Organize For Season
Concord Centre Troop 1 held its first meeting of the season Friday with business transacted and a committee chosen to inspect Fair Haven camp and plan repairs and kitchen needs. Russell Smith chaired the committee. Nelson Bradford Jr and Whitney Smith were recommended as Assistant Scout Masters. The War and Navy departments issuing employment reemployment certificates to firms promising to rehire veterans, via Mr. Beck, Scout Master, Concord Junction, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Centre
Boy Scouts
Fairhaven
Russell Smith
Nelson Bradford, Jr
Whitney Smith
War and Navy Departments
Boy Scouts of America
Beck
Concord Junction
Mass
Edward Surette
Concord
Lost medium dog described as orange and black in Concord
A medium sized dog with orange and black colors has been found near 130 Commonwealth Avenue in Concord Junction Massachusetts. Contact J R Brown to identify and claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Brown
Concord Junction
Mass
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Western News
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White Mountains
Mary Keefe
Kennebunk Beach
Walter P. Howe
Smith
Chatham
Hubbard St
Ray Robbins
New York
W. C. Robbins
East Acton
Mrs. Bygraves
Lexington St
Eggemoggin
Musgrave-Neff
O. F. Services
Hastings St
George D. Still
Lawin St
Hudson
Sheahan
Carpenter Store
Herbert W. Brigham
Pleasant St
Mitchell
William Mulvey
BE. B. Gray Store
Herbert Akroyd Post
J. W. Ford
Avery
William Pratt
Brookfield
Mrs. Aubrey Marshall
Essex St
Pittsburg
Dennis F. Bradley
Revenue Department
Mabel Davis
Ethel Berry
Park St
Edward Gifford
Chief Shannon
Fire Department
D. A. Baldwin
Westford Road
H.C. Rolfe
Middle St. Concord
Central St. Concord Jet
Oenee Concord
Allaie Central St. Nnedy
H. A, Frye
Vernon St
Maynard
John A. Crowe Park
BOY Scout News
Wilson R. L. Wilson
Line Bros
Association Hall
Speed
Atlanta
Jack Pickford
Mack Sennett
Ben Turpin
Charlie "Lynn
Marie Provost
Marguerite Clark
Sudbury Rd
E. Morrison
F. R. Knowlton
West Acton
H. R. Little
West ‘Acton
West
J.S. Goodwin
Main ST
Concord, Mass
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