For Ra Love's Sake By T. B. AEDERSON
Eloise Burley, motherless after her father’s death, flees to Ransome Hall then Milly Thorne’s college town to escape a troubled life. Her brother Adrian’s reckless friend Dudley Thorne becomes involved, and Dudley proposes to help reform him, asking Eloise to trust him and support her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Burley
Adrian
Eloise
Ransome Hall
Milly Thorne
Dudley Thorne
Cedarville
Burleys
Adrian Burley
Beatrice Morse
Dudley - Thorne
Thorne
Milly
Dudley
Hero
Dramatic Fraternity
Gride
Burgoyne
Concord Junction community notes and football prep update
Mrs Otis Forbush leaves for Lebanon New Hampshire for a weeklong trip. Walter Akers rents a tene ment in Laphams building and will move September 15. Mr and Mrs Paul Delaney welcome a daughter born at Deaconess Hospital. Miss Rachel Damon takes a teaching post in Ashby and left for new duties. Mr and Mrs Edward Williams visited from Cleveland Ohio with Mr and Mrs Frank Williams. Concord High football captains managers coaches met opening day. practice begins. first game September 27 versus Middlesex School at Jatters gridiron. Six returning lettermen and several candidates report. Allen Christofferson captain. John Mullaney manager. vets include Daniel Kelley Elmer Duggan Ralph Hemenway Joseph Mullaney and Joseph Saton to join later. Earle W Peckham to coach again. daily practice to start. Other notes: Miss Love returns from White Mountains. Miss Mary Keefe returns from Kennebunk Beach. Mrs Walter P Howe entertains Mrs Smith of Chatham. Mr and Mrs Ray Robbins visit from New York withMrs W C Robbins in East Acton. Mr and Mrs Bygraves return to Lexington after weeks in Eggemoggin Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Forbush
Lebanon
N. H
Walter Akers
Lapham
Paul Delaney
Highland Sr
Deaconess Hospital
Rachel Damon
Ashby
Edward Williams
Cleveland
Frank Williams
Middlesex School
Jatters
North
Concord
Earle W. Peckham
Allen Christofferson
John Mullaney
Daniel Kelley
Elmer Duggan
Ralph Hemenway
Joseph Mullaney
Joseph Saton
6 Love
White’ Mountains
Mary Keefe
Kennebunk Beach
Walter P. Howe
Smith
Chatham
Hubbard St
Ray Robbins
New York
W. C. Robbins
East “Acton
Concord lodge and Rebekah picnic at Edgar Clark Farm
A large group from Concord lodge No. 212 I O O F and Willow Rebekah lodge enjoyed a Saturday afternoon picnic at Edgar Clark Farm Lowell Road Concord. A varied program included sports and a ball game, followed by a basket lunch with fresh roasted corn. Attendees wished for a longer event.
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Concord
Willow’ Rebekah
Edgar Clark
Lowell ‘Rd
Atten
Addresses Sought for Veterans Courting Missing Comrades
Alex F. McEachern of 142 Commonwealth Ave seeks help locating a list of former wartime comrades. The letter directs those found to send their adv ensure to Lawrence A. Wagner at 168 Pleasant St Holyoke Mass to receive a pending check. Names include Lachance Brig ham Marston Spritz Agazarian Bukowski Bobowitz Fedora Francis Goreyb Hanlon Har on Potvin Swales Staskincy Reynolds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex’ F. McEachern
Commonwealth Ave
Lawrence A. Wagner
Pleasant’ St
Holyoke
Mass
Joseph Lachance
William M. Brigham
Wilder E. Marston
Harry Spritz
Thomas Agazarian
Piotr Bukowski
Musgrave Neff nuptials at Causo Baptist parsonage
The town records a wedding at the Causo Baptist parsonage where Geo Gone Neff of coed Jurction Massachusetts and W H Musgrave proprietor of the Hilton House were joined in ceremony by Rev J D McLeod. A reception followed at the Hilton House with refreshments and music. The bride Mrs Musgrave is said to enhance the hotel’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causo
Mass
W. H. Musgrave
Hilton House
Accidental Gunfire Wounds 8-Year-Old in Cambridge Suburb
Waldo Pillings's revolver discharged by accident while near Commonwealth Avenue Saturday injuring 8-year-old Harold Freeman, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Freeman. The bullet entered the knee. he was taken to a Boston hospital where an operation removed the bullet and doctors expect a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Pillings
Harold Freeman
Samuel Freeman
Commonwealth Ave
State Farm
Pillings
Boston
Concord Lodge Members Attend Boston Parade and Services
About 8000 Odd Fellows paraded in full regalia through Boston streets on Sunday September 7 ending at Fenway Park for Church Sunday Services. Addresses were given by William H Exnery Grand Master L Dolloff and Rev Allan A Ut Invoca tion and Benediction featured with band music and singing. The highlight was escorting the colors to the field as the Waltham Band played To the Colors and the Star Spangled Banner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
I. O O.F
Boston
Triple Link League of Massachusetts
Odd Fellows
Ten
Fenway Park
William H. Exnery
L. Dolloff
Allan A
Bush
Waltham Band
Meeting of Mansfield Post of the American Legion
The last Mansfield Post of the American Legion will meet at the State Armory in Concord on Friday evening September 19 1919. The meeting will approve the proposed post constitution and bylaws elect officers and an executive committee enroll new members and conduct other organizing business. Enrollees may sign in 7 to 8 pm and must present their discharge papers if still connected with service. Committee: J Ded, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las.t Mansfield
American Legion
State Armory
Concord
Legion
Ae Yan Tare
J. Ded
Local Marlboro Notes Include Moves and Meetings
Marlboro community items list moves births and occupations. Hast ings gains a new light. J T Sheahan and William Mulvey take vacations. Brigham and Akroyd postals note activities. Local figures Mitchell Ford Curran Jenner appear in social and personal updates with school and funeral references.
Three Cambridge men arraigned after Lexington collision
Walter G. Thar 30 of 106 Dudley Street Cambridge fined 100 for operating under liquor. William J. Daley 24 of 54 Fairfield Street and Joseph T. White 27 of 8 Harvey Street Cambridge each fined 15 for being drunk. All pleaded guilty and paid fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham St
Blossom St
Lexington
Cambridge
District Court
Concord
Walter G. Thar
Dudley St
Ior
William J. Daley
Fairfield St
Joseph
Home Garden Association Plans Annual Fair
The Home Garden Association announces its annual fair to be held on Saturday September 13 at town hall Concord and West Concord school Concord Junction. Exhibits must be in place by 10 a.m. Saturday. The public fair hours are 3 to 9 p.m. The event invites broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Association
Town Hall
Concord
West Concord
Concord Junction
Whist and Dance Set for Monument Hall Social Evening
The whist and dance will be held Thursday evening at Monument Hall under the auspices of Div. 66 A. The committee is working hard to ensure a successful event with advance ticket sales showing strong demand as a large crowd is expected for the first social affair of the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erana
Stevens Couple Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary
On Sunday at the Stevens home in West Somerton Mr and Mrs Amos Stevens celebrated their 65th anniversary. Mr Stevens 91 and Mrs Stevens 88 enjoyed a flower filled afternoon visiting nearby streets and a local store, remaining bright and active in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stevens
Monument St
Amos A. Stevens
West Som
Walden St
Concord Rifle Club Holds Militis Qualification Event
Members of the Concord Rifle Club at Bristol Hill shoot the regular Militis qualification course in the afternoon. A holiday shoot is planned for October 13 as part of club activities. Mr and Mrs William Chisholt announce the birth of a son Friday at Deaconess Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bristol Hill
William Chisholt
Local Farm Demonstration Draws Large Attendance
Over 50 people attended the poultry demonstration directed by the Farmers last Friday at Chapin’s farm Concord. Prof Payn of Massachusetts Agricultural University spoke on Red hens for work and noted the ease of separating layers from the eggs and early maturing birds from the rest.
Local Social Roundup and Reunions Highlight Weekend
Mrs Catherine Downing spent the weekend in Plymouth. Miss Faith Appleby visited Nantasket with Miss Lois Towne. Friends Ohio Charlie Bulger Billy Mulcahey and John Fallon enjoyed a game Saturday. Mrs Woodward Hudson returns from The Ark Jaffrey NH. Misses Margaret Dee and Margaret Fitzgerald vacationed at Hampton Beach NH. Frederick Lowell family back at Garfield romp after summer at Cochituate. Mary Twomey back at Country Club. Rehearsals start for L A C H minstrel show. Dance by class of 1918 C H S on Sept 18 in Town Hall. John M Keyes home Bangor Me after visit with daughter. John G Butler back to Roxbury Conn summer home after visit with Mrs Fredric Brooks Heath Farm Sudbury Rd. Lorilliard of Newport visiting sister Pratt Lyman at The Oakes House Sudbury Rd. Grace Hunt on two weeks vacation from treasurer’s office at Rangeley Lakes Maine.
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Catherine Downing
Plymouth
Faith Appleby
Lois Towne
Nantasket
Charlie Bulger
Billy Mulcahey
John Fallon
Woodward Hudson
the Ark
Jaffrey
N.‘H
Margaret Dee
Margaret Fitzgerald
Hampton Beach
N. H
Frederick Lowell
Garfield Romp
Cochituate
Mary Twomey
Country Club
L. A
C.H. S
Town Hall
John M. Keyes
Daugher
Kenneth Clark
Bangor
John G. Butler
Roxbury
Conn
Fredric Brooks
Heath Farm
Sudbury Road
Lorilliard
Newport
Pratt Lyman
Oakes House
Grace Hunt
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Concord Grange Holds Seventh Annual Town Hall Fair
The Concord Grange hosts the seventh annual fair in Concord Town Hall on Thursday afternoon and evening September 25. Exhibits include fruits vegetables fancy work preserved foods flowers bread cake and pastry with over 100 dollars in prizes from local stores and the Middlesex County Farm Bureau judges and an exhibit of corn borers. Awards ribbons will be given in all classes and a social hour follows a 9 15 p m auction of cleaned seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Concord
The
Grange
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Com
George Williams
B. H. Parks
Frederick
Ar Taylor
Edwin
Wil.Barry
Mary J. Taylor
Powers
G Byte. Holden
Theuxiliary
Concord Centre Boy Scouts Form First Seasonal Meeting
Concord Centre Troop holds inaugural meeting of the season with business transacted and a committee chosen to inspect Fair Haven camp. Russell Smith chairs the committee. Nelson Bradford Jr and Whitney Smith named as Assistant Scout Masters applicants. War departments issue reemployment certificates via Boy Scouts of America to firms promising to rehire veterans. contact Mr Beck or ward Surette in Concord Junction, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Centre
Boy Scouts
Fairhaven
Russell Smith
Nelson Bradford, Jr
Whitney Smith
War and Navy Departments
Boy Scouts of America
Beft
Army
Navy
Mr. Beck
Scoutaster
Concord Junction
Mass
Ward Surette
Concord
Wanted Married Couple for General Housework
Help wanted for general housework including cooking and furnace care. No washing. Good wages. Apply to Mrs S. E. Morrison at 60 Sudbury Road Concord or call telephone 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Rd
Concord
E. Morrison
Dog found and weak for sale details from Concord area
Found a medium sized orange and black dog. Apply J R Brown 130 Commonwealth Ave Concord Mass. Two windmills for sale complete with lift and force pumps for each FP R Knowlton West Acton. WANTED Experienced general housework maid in family some washing no upstairs work wages Mrs H R Little Tel Concord 244 810 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Brown
Commonwealth Agre
Concord Junction
Mass
R. Knowlton
West Acton
H.R. Little
Concord
Tor. Bale
Rae
F. R. Knowlton
West “Acton
F- R. Knowlton
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Concord Football Eleven
Concord High
Musgrave-Neff
O. F. Services
Hastings
George D. Still
Lawin St
Hudson
J. T. Sheahan
Carpenter Store
Herbert W. Brigham
Pleasant'st
Mitchell
William Mulvey
E. B. Gray Store
Herbert Akroyd Post
J. W. Ford
Avery
William Pratt
Brookeld
Mrs. Aubrey Marshall
Esséx St
Grover C. Greenwood
Pittsburg
Dennis F. Bradley
Revenue Department
Mabel Davis
Ethel Berry
Park St
Edward Gifford
Chief Shannon
Fire Department
Highland Provincial Club
Scandinavian Cottage
Fort Meadow
E. E., Freeman, Haviland
Back Bay
Brookline
Bee E
John Curran
Reed
New York City
Dennis Curran
Stevens St
John Jenner
Waltham
Sudbury
Nat Tis Ae Marlboro ‘Hospital
D. A. Baldwin
Westford Road
H.C. Rolfe
Middle
Congrel
Central St
Eee
Lowell Road
Alla ‘Fen
Middle St
F. M¢Manug
Littleton
Yapp
Valley Farm
Westminster
M. W. Kirkengaard
Ford
Tel
Lex
H. A. Frye
Vernon St
Maynard
BOY Scout News
Pao
R. L. Wilson
T.A. Mgr
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros. Painks
Jack Pickford
Mack Sennett
Ben Turpin
Charlie Lynn
Marie Provost
Marguerite Clark
Main ST
Concord, Mass
John A. Crowe
Fitzgerald
Morgan
Battery
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