Local Notes From Concord Junction And Surroundings
Concord Junction residents report travel news and school changes as Mary Steinman plans to start in public schools abroad. Families like Prentiss and Ryan families enjoy motor trips through Mohawk Trail and White Mountains. Miss Marcia Derby becomes a new teacher at New Athol High and Caldwell returns home from hospital. The Lyceum course opens under Union Church sponsorship with a first session October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steinman
Monfor
Hland
Robert Prentiss
Margare
Mohawk ‘Trail
Thom
Van
York
T Ryan
Main Street
Marcia Derby
Suon
Athelle
N. Y
Robert McCaules
Molly Gillegan
Holdon School
Galdwell
West Haven
Caldwell
Deaconess
Breaks Leg At Play In School Yard
Four year old son of Edward and Mrs Sheehan slipped and fell breaking his arm while playing with other children. He was taken to the Children’s hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheehan
Lovell Seeks Bus Line Permit Amid Trolley Rerouting Debate
John Lovell, bus line operator between Hudson and Maynard, petitions the City Council for permit to run a line from Hudson to Southboro and North to Worcester, arguing to supplement reduced Boston and Worcester Street Railway service. City officials and Southboro selectmen oppose, fearing disruption to local trolley operations while winter snows loom. The council is expected to hear the petition at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lovell
Hunson and
Maynard
Worcester Consolidated i
Hadson Ig
Permy T
Notwec
Boston and
Worchester
Hudson
Southboro
R and W
B. and W
Lovell
Westboro
Southboro Residents on Travels and Local Updates
Mrs Daniel Brookings of Newton atre t spends a week in New York City. Harry W. Lawin of Latisquata rd is employed at the Southboro Garage. Mr and Mrs DeMone of Latisqua ma road enjoy an automobile trip through Nova Scotia. John Pearse of Main ct resumes duties at Deerfoot Dairy after a ten day vacation. Austin Curry of Cambridge, former Southboro resident, guests of Mr and Mrs W A Gould. Officials at South Union school Cordaville will be James Stockwell Frank O'Donnell Harry Moore and Mrs Eugene Bent. George Hall Burnett and family return to Deerfoot road after a week in Petrboro NH. Mr and Mrs Richard McIntyre, guests of Mr and Mrs George Ladd Southville, return to Salem Willows. Miss May Martinez of Boston spends weekend with Mr and Mrs Patrick Salmon. Misses Della and Beatrice Donahue of Lynn are guests of Postmaster and Mrs Robert H Howes Upland road. Harry Pearse, son of John and Mrs Pearse and Clark University graduate, will enter Brown University at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Union School
Cordaville
James Stockwell
Frank O'Donnell
Harry Moore
Eugene Bent
Hudson Boy Wilbert Robinson Leads Brooklyn Nine
The Brooklyn National League club nears a pennant as Wilbert Robinson, Hudson born and now manager, guides the team with strong support from oldtimers in Hudson. Giants Billy Robs and Charley Farrell rose from nearby sandlots to big leagues and remain influential as field generals guiding younger players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn National League
Hudson
Wilbert Robinson
Iludion
Billy Robs
Charley Farrell
Marlboro
Ads
Gladiators
Noted Baseball Figures Robe rtson and Farrell Honored
A tribute to Wilbert Robinson and Charley Farrell highlighting their generosity and lasting impact on baseball. Marlboro and Hudson communities extend praise to the two enduring figures of America’s national pastime, applauding their lifelong service and mentoring of young players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Robbie
Duke
Wilbert Robinson
Charley Farrel
Dons
Marlboro
Hudson
Os Amerca
Hiden
Marorn
Uncle Robe B
Ee Vinned Saeceas
Eote
Carey Wins Double Honors at Boy Scout Camp
Edward J. Carey of Holliston Troop 2 earned top camp honors with 525 points over two weeks and the camp pennant. He also earned a week as a guest of the Eastern States Exposition in the Scout Indian Village at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holliston
Scribe Carey
Boy Scout
Marlboro Ladies Auxiliary Whist Party at Miss Walt’s
The Ladies Auxiliary A O J plan a whist party for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Rosella Walt on West Main Street. The Dramatic Club also held its event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rosella Walt
West Main Street
Boost New England Goods Through Agency Of Agricultural Fairs
Dr Arthur Wogu best commissioner of agriculture argues fairs in New England act as prime conduits for local products. He envisions a rotating joint exhibit across fairs to boost farmer exposure, supplier ties, and regional markets, benefiting both farmers and manufacturers while strengthening community commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E
Gilbert
New England
New Piighind
Arthur WoGu
Poly
Geneon
Community notes from a local meeting and visits
A Monday evening gathering drew a crowded attendance with Joseph Beaudry invited as a participant at Martin Street home. A free Christian Science lecture by John Randall Dunn takes place Monday at the church. Framingham Masonic Club hosted a fish dinner and fall course outing at the Intercolonial Club cottage. Several residents, including Ovila Daoust and the Beaudrys, return to town for summer at cottages or trips to Oak Island Beach Providence and Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randall Dunn
CSE of
Boston
Masonic Club
Framingham
Marlborough to receive 7962 dollar civilian war tax rebate
The city will get 7962 dollars from the state as a rebate on the civilian war tax. Mayor Hurley says no plans are set yet for use of the funds. Legion members suggest relocating the Boy Scout memorial to join new Spanish War and Civil War memorials in a single park near the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
James M. Hurley
Membes
American Legion
Enrollment at the Schools Narborough
Narborough reports that until the junior high building is erected the high school must continue double sessions starting Sept 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narlborough
School enrollment shifts after census figures announced
The district reports total enrollment dipping slightly from 2010 to 1994 pupils as high and junior high enrollments rise by 25 and 14 respectively. Pleasant Street adds 21 pupils while Bicelow declines by 52. Transfers will offset teacher duties. Elementary enrollments: Washington 217, Hildreth 332, Heacant 403, Bigelow 3231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Bicelow
Pleasant
Biglow
Washington School
Hildreth School
Ileacant
Bigelowy Shool
Plan Drawn for New Marlborough Junior High School
The Marlborough building commission and architect Charles M Baker met at City Hall to finalize rough plans for a new junior high to adjoin the present high school. Estimated cost about $195,000, with bids to be invited within five weeks.
Southboro Parent-Teachers Meet Discusses Milk Sale Plan
Southboro Sept 9 The Southboro Parent-Teachers Association met at the Community House with president James Robbins presiding. They discussed selling milk in Fayville South Union and Peters High School but made no definite decision. The Trust Fund was also reviewed. The next meeting is set for Thursday night Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Tis
Parent-Teachers’ Association
James Robbins
Fayville
South Union
Peters High School
Sarbachber Appointed Executor for Mary Ellen Spalding Bizelow
Notice declares Sarbachber appointed executor of the will of Mary Ellen Spalding Bizelow of Concord Mass deceased. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to The New England Trust Company at 135 Devonshire Street Boston MA. August 21, 1924.
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Sarbachber
Mary Ellen Spalding Bizelow
Concord
Mid
Bngland Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Boston
Mass
Probate Court Notice In Estate of Abba F Smith Concord
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts cites heirs and interested persons in the estate of Abba F Smith late of Concord to show cause why the last will may not be admitted. Emma F Smith prays to be executrix with letters testamentary and is to be given notice by publication in the Concord Enterprise and by mailing notices to known heirs at least fourteen days before the court session on September 12, 1924 in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abba F. Smith
Concord
Said County
Emma F
Smi
Cambridge
Mulesex
Gahorgr F. LA. Esquire
Charles N. Harris
Regis Au
Mina Meki
Mina Kyosti
Maynard
John G. Annata
Sn Court
George F. Lawton
Petition to Sell Estate Real Estate in Maynard
Probate Court in Cambridge cites all interested parties in Mina Meki’s estate for a private sale to pay debts and costs. John G. Annata, administrator, seeks license to sell property and revenue, with notice to appear on November 22, 1924. Publication in the Maynard Enterprise required prior to court date.
Box grade options and no obligation to buy offered
Advertisement invites orders for future delivery and asks customers to communicate to see different grades of boxes with no obligation to buy.
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Concord Jct
A. G. Zigler
George
Thurasdda
White Mountains
Maine
Charles Peck
Koanebank
William
Falwars
Pennsylvania
Ohio
W.aia
Ohn
P. O’connell
Highland Park
Sheiks
Mars
B. & W. Cars
Hua Teen
Snebas Weill
Linda Laredo
Eft
Maria Fom Araby
W. A. Haynes
Nason St
Dorothy McNamara
School OF Dancing
Cooperative Hall
Bet
Daniel Brookings
Newton Atre T
New York City
Harry W. Lawin
Latisquata Rd
John Pearse
Main Ct
Deerfoot Dairy
Austin Curry
W A Gould
George Hall Burnett
Deerfoot Road
Petrboro
Richard McIntyre
George Ladd
Southville
Salem Willows
May Martinez
Patrick Salmon
Della and
Beatrice Donahue
Lynn
Robert H. Howes
Upland Road
Harry Pearse
Clark University
Worcester
Brown University
Wu Pei Fo
Peking
Cuulang
Mre
Ethel Thompson
New Orleans
Thonas T. Thomason
Hudson Boy
Brooklyn Nine
Fay Carey
N. FE. S. Exposition
Camp Pennant
the Dramatic Club
Joseph Beaudry
Lincoln St.ereeey
Hnvite
Martin Street
Miles A. Murray
Vine Street
Oak
Pond
Ters
Ovila Daoust
Ariwound
Berthinaune
Solomon’s Pond
Joseph Delorme
Trone, M
Alfred Beaudry
Oakland Beach
Providence
R. J. West Supdas
Mroo
E. Streal
Wile
P. O. Box
W. Acton
South Sudbury
Goulding
Sudbury, Mase
Commonwealth of Massachusette
Middlesex
Probate Court
Commonwealth of Massachusett
Middlesex, Ss
Chester L. Blakely
Harvard
Alden H. Russell
Hubbard St
WILLIAMS @ BRIDGES CO
Framingham, Mass
Franklin Street
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