Concord Junction Community Notes Highlight Local People
Richard McCabe enrolls at Burdett business college and several residents are mentioned in daily life: John Adams enjoyed a motor trip on the South shore. Randall Woodworth returns from Asbury Park. Miss Marion of Cambridge weekends with Miss Mary Keefe. Miss Angie McRitchie begins teaching in Somerville. Mrs. F. W. Taylor visits Astoria due to a relative’s illness. West Concord grades close early due to heat. Lara Hope visits with local families. Deitrick’s campaign through town. David Potter conducts school census. Miss Hebert Lorentsen teaches in Brockton and visits home. Mrs. Frank King returns from Deaconess hospital. Reverend Howard A. Lincoln to deliver services. International Bible Students hold 3 p m service at 19 Laws Brook rd with A S Spencer of Waltham speaking. All welcome, no collection.
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Richard McCabe
Burdett Business College
John Adams
South Shore
Randall Woodworth
Asbury Park
N. Y
Frank King
Newton
F. W., Taylor
Astoria
West Concord
Lara Hope
George M. Bowker
Hebert Lorentsen
Brockton
Deaconess Hospital
Howard A. Lincoln
Rochester
We. Will
Union Fi
International Bible Students
Laws Brook
A. S. Spencer
Waltham
Loring Young Addresses Voters at Central Street Meeting
A group of town voters gathered at Fred Waite's home on Central Street Friday evening to hear B. Loring Young, candidate for district representative, outline his views on campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waite
Central St
B. Loring Young
Mr. Young
Formation of the K. O. R. E. Club in town
At a meeting held at the home of Homer Allen on Central Street last week a group of local young men formed the K. O. R. E. club. Ralph E. Hewitt was elected president. Meetings will be held on Friday evenings at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Allen
Central St
Ralph E. Hewitt
Program One of Best Through Some Mistake
An error in last week's issue mixed the Union church Men's club program with Concord news. Explanatory matter was omitted, leaving no indication it referred to the local club. The program is among the club’s best, and this notice informs readers who may have missed it.
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Enterprise
Union Church
Concord News
Harold Shepard to Join Kemble Lumber Co in Detroit
Harold Shepard spends a week with his parents before moving to Detroit to begin work with Kemble Lumber Co. There he will join the cruis ing and exploration branch of the business.
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Harold Shepard
Detroit
Mich
Kemble Lumber Co
Mr. Shepard
Mission Opens Sunday at Help of Christians Church
Rev. Daniel Cronin announces the opening of a mission at Help of Christians church starting next Sunday, September 19, with daily services continuing through the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cronin
Help of Christiane Church
Bedford resident sought by Boston farm agency
Farm agent seeks a reliable Bedford resident as local representative. The firm offers capital, business methods, and reputation to back success. Experience not essential but ownership of an automobile or a good team is required.
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Boston
Bedford
Local Notes and Visits Across Town
Russell holds bills on GUE and Ondeie Payson. Whidden buys Assabet ave property from John Hannon. McLeod convalescing after Deaconess operation. Reed couple visit Belmon t guests of Ingham. Reilly and daughter Ester at Nantasket beach. Payson family to occupy Commonwealth ave house vacated by Mrs Known. Hassett of Lowell and Keenan of Roslindale weekend guests of Richard McSweeney. Rev Currie of Melrose officiates at Union Panama Canal service after landslide delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Whidden
Assabet Ave
John Hannon
Murdock McfLeod
Deaconess Hospital
B. W. Reed
Belmont
Ingham
James Reilly
Esther
Nantasket Beach
A. B. Payson
Commonwealth Ave
G. F
Edward Hassett
Lowell
Frank Keenan
Roslindale
Richard B. McSweeney
John M. Currie
Melrose Camo
The
Union the
Panama
Canal
Delegate Bowker to attend G A R encampment in DC
George M Bowker leaves next week for Washington to attend the national encampment of the G A R He is one of the state delegates to the encampment which marks the 50th anniversary of the war's close and is described as memorable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bowker
Washington, D. C
Bowker
Street Railway Car Collides With Russell Carriage
Monday afternoon a 1.45 p.m. C M and H streetcar crashed into G G Russell’s carriage on Church Street near John R McWilliamson’s residence. The forward wheels were demolished as the car, unable to stop on the hill, struck the carriage at reduced speed. The horse was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. & H. Street Railway
John R. McWilliamson
Church St
Westvale A A closes baseball schedule with .715 average
The Westvale A A finished its season with 10 games played, 4 losses, yielding a .715 team batting and fielding average. The article notes the club's creditable showing and predicts strong performance next year. The detailed batting and fielding averages will be printed in next week's Enterprise.
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Westvale A. A
Concord Hosts Busy Handicap and Club Championship At Country Club
Concord Country Club hosted three events on Saturday. J Jensen won the morning handicap for caddies. Club championship rounds featured Hosmer defeating Galbraith and Eaton besting Rolfe. Consolation matches included Bowers over Jewett and Brooks over Bradford with various scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
J. Jenson
P. Jenson
MAME
G. Lyons
R. Woodworth
T. Hayes
Siseuen
de Tis ME Ook Cesses
R. Williams
H. W. Hosmer
A. V. Galbraith
H. B. Hosmer
R. J. Eaton
J. M. Eaton
A. G. Rolfe
Richardson
G. S. Keyes
R. H. Howe
G. Brooks
T. W. Surette
C. F. Bowers
A. B. Brooks
Thieves Target Orchards and Farms for Gravenstein Apples
Thieves have struck farms and orchards around Concord village and Eugene Jose's Cambridge turnpike in recent nights. Four men were arrested by Special Police Officer Brooks in the act at Eugene Jose's orchard. Other raids occurred at Gile Twin Ash farm and Freeland J. Tutt le's farm stand, with daylight robbery reported at Miss Bessie Henry's stand, totaling about $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Village
Gravenstein Farm
Brooks
Eugene Jose
Cambridge Turnpike
Lexington Rd
Bessie Henry
Freeland
Dolomite’s Name Tied to Dol Marquis and Alpine Rocks
In 1701 the term Dolomite appears in a pamphlet describing a tour of the Alps around St Gothard and the Simplon. The Marquis de Dol, active in 1789 and following years, noted rock formations during his travels while his contemporaries faced revolution and war. Curiously he did not reference the dolomite rocks near his Grenoble home Dolotaiea.
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Dolotaiea
Grenoble
London Mirror
Freeland Tuttle Recovering After Hospital Visits
Freeland Tuttle of Lexington Jd returned this week from Wal tham hospital where he underwent leg surgery. A few weeks earlier he had been at Arlington hospital after a collision between an electric car and a market wagon he was driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland Tuttle
Freeland J. Tuttle
Lexington
Waltham Hospital
Arlington Hospital
The Familiar Unknown and the Shilling Trick
A London Spectator letter discusses the unnoticed familiarity of daily objects and the ease of deception in everyday items. The writer notes the difficulty of reproducing genuine Roman heads on coins and stamps and recalls a man living on Haverstock Hill who cannot name his own number of steps to his front door.
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Haverstock Hill
Reception and Bridge Party at Miss Pope’s Home
Miss Margaret Pope hosted a Friday afternoon reception from 2 to 6 at her Concord home. The event gave local residents a chance to meet Mrs. Harlow, new to Concord, and guest Miss Gay. After the reception, guests played bridge and enjoyed refreshments.
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Margaret Pope
Concord
Harlow
Miss Gay
Pope
Flags Missing for Concord's 280th Anniversary
The town observed its 280th anniversary on Sunday but flags were not displayed as expected, prompting questions about observance and duties in marking the milestone.
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Concord
Norwegian youth form a men's choir with weekly practice
A men's choir has been formed among the young Norwegians with weekly meetings held mostly at members' homes. Mr. Aas of Boston is engaged as instructor. This week's session at the Methodist church was well attended.
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Aas
Boston
Rise of Newfoundland
Fragmentary passage describes early exploration of Newfoundland, mentioning Cabot in 1497 and later events around 1683 and 180 jan. It references merchants and adventures holding the island and building a house at a rocky site before legal restrictions.
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Newfoundland
Newsies
Elstol
Tory
Cabot
Ilegal
Captain Michael J Dee Hospitalized With Illness
Captain Michael J. Dee has been housed the past week due to illness. The status notes ongoing care and limited duty as medical staff monitor his condition.
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Michael J. Dee
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