Local Notes On Resident Travels And Events
Blood buys new Ford sedan. Roy Woodworth takes a vacation from Adams Bridges store. Miss Steinman and Miss Sullivan depart for Hooksett to study at Mt St Mary Academy. Edwin M Whitney to present Turn to the Right in Concord Junction on Oct 7. George A Smith ill in Stow after long service at Massachusetts Reformatory. Hodgdon ends annual vacation for trip to Syracuse and Buffalo. Denver couple Porter guests of Adams cousins. Ziegler family motor trip along Mohawk Trail.
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T. Blood
Roy Woodworth
Adams & Bridges
Post Office
Kenberma
James Dunlope
Mitchem
Lng
Mt Vernon
Mary Steinman
Mary Sullivan
Hooksett
Mt St Mary Academy
Association Hall
Edwin M. Whitney
Whitney Studios
Boston
Concord Junction Catholic Club
Josy
George A. Smith
Massachusetts Reformatory
Stow
G. A. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Syracuse
Buffalo
Fred Porter
Denver
Cal
John H. Adams
James L. Adams
A. G. Ziegler
George
Elmer Wesherbee
Mohawk Trail
Garage Destroyed in Main Street Fire
Concord and Concord Junction fire departments responded to a late Saturday alarm at a Main Street garage owned by W G Morey. The blaze, which started from an unknown cause, severely damaged the structure and contents including lumber and an automobile. The car was saved by a nearby neighbor after the fire was discovered.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Mainst
W. G. Morey
Union Church Announces Series on The Power of Christ
The Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone leads Sunday services at 10 30 with a second sermon in the series The Power of Christ and Human Needs The church holds a 12 oclock meeting and 7 oclock evening service followed by a praise service The Senior Christian Endeavor meets at 6 oclock and a Wednesday midweek service is slated for 7 30 pm
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
South Acton nine wins on Labor Day at Concord Junction
Jack Soisson and Oscar Saninael powered South Acton nine to victory in the Concord Junction Labor Day game. Acton residents D. C. Harris and wife lodged in Clinton Maine before a hotel fire disrupted their trip with loss of a toilet set and a shock to Mrs. Harris. Rev. A. E Wheeler spoke on Woman's place in the world at the Baptist church with 28 St. George church women present. Margery Stearns sang. violinists accompanied evening service. Winona Rebekah lodge plans October aternoon sale and evening dance. Boxboro hosts fair October 1 with Nova Scotia apples and a band. E. R. Teele broke his right arm cranking a Ford at Charlestown public market. treated at Relief hospital Boston.
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Jack Soisson
Oscar Saninael
South Acton
Concord Junction Reformatory
D. C. Harris
Acton
Clinton
Maine
Baptist Church
Margery
Stearns
St. George Church
Maynard
W. J. Costel
Elinor Hall
Tracy
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Boxboro
Nova Scotia
E. R. Teele
Charlestown
Relief Hospital
Boston
Death of Frank C. Hayward at Westwood Mass
Word has been received of the sudden death of Frank C. Hayward at his home in Westwood Massachusetts on Friday September 9. He was born March 22 1862 in West Acton and worked in retail clothing in Whitman before moving to Omaha Nebraska as a partner in Hayward Brothers Shoe Co. He later retired to West Acton and was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. He is survived by his widow Mrs Hattie Hayward of Westwood a sister Mrs S R Burroughs of West Acton and three brothers James W Hayward of West Acton and two others referenced in the obituary.
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Frank C. Hayward
Westwood
Mass
Mr. Hayward
James Wood Hayward
H. Elizabeth (Conant) Hayward
West Acton
Tuttle, Jones & Wetherbee
South Acton
South Abington
Whitman
Omaha
Neb
Hayward Brothers, Shoe Co
Haywards
Hattie Hayward
S. R. Burroughs
James W. Hay
Hayward Family Buried in Mt Hope Cemetery
Remains of Charles H Hayward of Omaha Edward B Hayward of Los Catos California were brought to West Acton for burial in the family lot at Mt Hope Cemetery. The Fullenton Hat Shop announces Fall millinery opening Friday and Saturday September 16 17 at 66 Main Street Maynard.
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Fullenton
Main’ Street
Maynard
Ady
Concord Epworth League Meeting Unites Boston and Concord
A joint Epworth League gathering at the M. E. church brought together members from Boston and Concord. The program featured music by Andrew Bagerson Edwardson and Sevee Johnson, with Boston resident Jen son also participating. Supper at 5 30 followed by evening services at 7 with Rev Carlson's sermon A Burning Heart and a choir performance. Guests from out of town attended.
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M. E
League of Boston
League of Concord
Andrew Baggerson
Edwardson
Sevee Johnson
Jen
Boston
Carlson
High School Sees Record Enrollment and New Faculty
Miss Jennie Kingston of Dunstable assists Miss Gravesen in the high school office as the school reports its largest enrolment in years. About 450 pupils attend, with new teachers Miss Wolf mathematics Miss Fairfield domestic science Miss Willey English Mrs Earle Peckham English and commercial geography. New grade teachers include Miss Nazarien Miss Wiles and Miss Evans. Mrs Conant kindergarten teacher granted year of absence due to her mother's illness. Miss Nazarian will continue her work for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kingston
Dunstable
Gravesen
Wolf
Fairfield
Willey
Earle Peckham
Miss Nazarien
Wiles
Evans
Conant
Nazarian
Concord High School Opens Practice Under Peckham
Concord high school began practice on the playgrounds Monday under E. W. Peckham with about 40 candidates. Coach Peckham led a strenuous afternoon. students expect a strong team. Athletic association elected officers for the year: Donald Wood president, Frances Curling vice president, Frances Walcott secretary, Earle W. Peckham treasurer and track manager, Cyrus Pickard baseball, E. Todd tennis, Russell Flynn girls' tennis, Ruth Heeks football, Walter Ridley.
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Concord High School
E. W. Peckham
Peckham
The
Athletic Association
Eaton Hall
Donald Wood
Frances Curling
Frances Walcott
Treas
Earle W. Peckham
Cyrus Pickard
E. Todd
Russell Flynn
Ruth Heeks
Walter Ridley
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Union Church
Fullenton’s
Epworth
Peoples Theatre
Corinne Griffith
Vitagraph
Pathe
Blue Fox
Robertson-Cole
Mvuilee Eve
Marshall Neilan
Bob Hampton
Placer
Wesley Barry
Pat O’malley
Reel Pathe News
Fox Comedy
Tom Mix
Fox
Call of the Wild
the Blue Fox
Maynard Motor Co
Ford
Sudbury
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