Narrow escape after Concord Junction crash near Reformatory
Mrs. William Jenness and children rode in a Chevrolet that collided with a Packard limousine on State road near the Reformatory. The Packard overturned, rear wheel torn off, but all Chevrolet occupants escaped serious injury. An elderly woman in the limousine was taken to hospital for medical care. The corner’s view was blocked by bushes, raising danger at the spot.
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William Jenness
Reformatory
Jenness
Barretts Mill Road
Packard
Chevrolet
Bedford area notes reopenings and local events
Bedford focal schools reopened for the fall term last Monday morning. John Cryer of Chelmsford Street Lowell takes a job on the ef yuilen estate in Sweetwater, Maine. Arthur E. Peckham of Lexington bought the house vacated by Mr and Mrs George Martin on School Avenue. The Paul Revere Chapter OFS held a modest food sale in the town hall last Saturday. St Michael's church services start at 10:00 am Sunday. Cosmos Alban is visiting relatives in South Boston while recovering from illness. A separate note mentions no salable yard sale, and a baseball game in Lexington with Lynn Cornets defeating the Lexington Town team by a score of 4 to 3. The editor notes Jc De Neon’s annual vacation from the Reformatory to visit his daughter in New York City, with Perth Amboy friends mentioned.
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Focal Schools
John Cryer
Chelmsford
Lowell
Ef Yuilen
Sweetwater Wie
Arthur E. Peckham
Cosmo Albanr
Boston
Vacationing Charlea Henly Receives Warm Wishes
Charlea Henly enjoys his annual vacation with Simmer jean Powder Cop office while plans include visits to war ols resorts. Congratulatory notes flow to Mr and Mrs Harry Starr of Waltham on the birth of a son. Mary Damon of this town extends best wishes on the event.
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Charlea Henly
Ilarry Starr
Waltham
Mary Damon
Thes Town
Vacation Trip Shortened by Accident Near Woburn
Mrs J F King suffered multiple cuts and bruises when her car collided with a three ton truck near Woburn on Sallecd while starting a two week vacation. She was treated at Choate Memory Hospital for facial cuts and stitches, later discharged. Her husband sustained head and arm injuries. the machine involved was a complete wreck.
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J. FF. King
Woburn
King
Maine
Dee Dent
Choate Memory' S Hospital
Kime
Interesting Meeting of Annur Snac Grange
Anur SNAC Grange held its regular meeting in Polo Wall Money ev ocing. Master Be ward Wo She and Mrs Jounie Hodedon led reports from the committee and guests from West Concord and Roger Hahes offered remarks. Mrs Andrew Edwardson presided. program included readings and school-work talks followed by ice cream and refreshments.
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Annursnac Grange
Ammtescac Grange
Hell
Jounie Hodedon
Fajr
Orange
West Concord Selo
Tool Ecommettee Cnmperintendent
Well No
Roger Hahes
Andrew Edwardson
Bhooda Doar
Anthea Havin
Binet Crossley
Hall
Holmes
Wes
Community events and notices from the Taanton area
Social hour and a dance followed a reception for teachers led by Miss Ruble and Mr. Oleyimes at Pleasant Vering College. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs FOE Watch home for a vacation gathering and discussed appointing members to better present views. Mr. Farrell takes his annual vacation from the office.
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Sandweehes
Pono
Miss Ruble
Olelimes Ap Ogy
Vering
Hothe
RUC
Mrye Hervey
Stone
Tinton
Taanton
Acton Chicago professor to lecture at Acton Center
An Acton lecture in the Acton Center Worm club house features Dr Richard P. L. White of Kansas, connected with Wansans State Agricultural as plant pathologist, delivering a talk as part of a national program. His family recently returned to Manin from his parents’ home in North.
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Chicago
Acton
Acton Center
Chicago University
Nacional Folftven
Aarond
Richard PL
Manin
Kansas
Norn
Hoe
Wansans State Agricultural
Explosives Key to Peace Time Industry and Progress
George King argues explosives drive peaceful industry in the United States. He cites 500 million pounds produced and 200 thousand new tons of blasting powder used in mining and construction, noting dynamite and blasting powder support road building, tunneling, agriculture, and infrastructure while remaining safe when handled properly.
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United States
New York
Moffat
Weet
California
Alfred Chabot Takes New Duties With W A Grant Co
Alfred Chabot left Concord Junction for Union Hill New Jersey to assume new duties with the W A Grant Co this week at the Boston and Maine Railroad office where he had been employed. He received a silver cigarette case bearing his monogram from fellow employees. A separate New York item notes the Prince of Wales hosted a luncheon despite a black eye from a turf clod during polo play and mentions rain delaying the international polo games.
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Alfred Chabot
Union Hl
W A Grant Co
Boston & Maine Railrow
New York
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Concord Jct
Bedford
Jc de Neon
Jovyne Yonkers
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Edison Phonographn
Globe Wernicke
Singer Sewing Machines
Arthur E. Loftus Co
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
John Kenyon
Westford Road
Concord
Bay State
Thomas F. Parker
Main Street
W.C. T
M. J Farrell
Sure. Ing. Misa
J. 1
Ison
Mass
Weer
Gleasondale Station
Concord Motor Co
Concord, Mass
Tel
George King
Institute of Makers of Explosives
J.W. Blaisdell
Boylston Street
Bryant & Stratton
Eas Ae Ee
Cean Ford
Oliver
Cas Bunner
Oliver Oil
Waltham St
West Newton
West New
Glenwood
Alvin H. Fletcher, Maynard
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