Local residents share travels visits and notices
Concord residents report vacations and returns including Mrs D Cross and Monte George Varley after a short stay, Harry Cook resuming duties after vacation, Elizabeth Wheeler hosting in Quincy, William Tobin discharged from navy, Hilds Raymond returning from Camp Campbell, Marion Loftus visiting Billerica, Samuel Crown back from relief work in Lowell, a dog struck by a truck on State Rd, Michael Kelley on vacation, Abram Myette and son James back from Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, James Wood visiting in Maynard, Granger members planning attendance at the Cooperative Hall fair September 17-18.
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D. Cross
Monte
Marion Loftus
Billerica
Samuel Crown
N. E. Tel. Co
Lowell
Philip’ Flavin
State Rd
Michael Kelley
Rangeley Lakes
Patrick McBreen
Argy Estate
Peter Frazier
Boston
Havre Bouchie
Cooperative Hall
Maynard
Social Dance Planned by 26th Company Veterans
Plans near completion for a social dance to be held at the State Armory on Saturday evening September 20 under the auspices of the 26th Company Military Police Veterans association. The first special affair since the organization of the association, ex-service men from many towns form the committee.
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State Armory
Military Police Veterans’ Association
Concord Mags Woman's Club Program 1919 1920 Schedule
Program notes for the Concord Women's Club covering 1919 to 1920 list receptions lectures and events. Highlights include Oct 13 reception for a club president and state federation leader. Nov 24 a Miss Bessie Talbot song recital. Jan 12 1920 guest night with Dr. Samuel E Morrison. Feb 23 children's day. March 8 musical evening. March 22 lecture by Mrs. Margaret Deland. and an April 12 annual business meeting with tea. Meetings are at 3 p m in the standard hall unless noted.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Andre Morize
Street
Tower of London
Bessie «Talbot
Salmon
Walter S. Wood
Samuel E. Morrison
Walters
Fernald
Miriam Woodberry
Miss Cronan
Monument Hall
Unitarian Vestry
Margaret Deland
Maynard Higgins Was Guest At Benefit Dinner
Charles Higgins Maynard of Akron Ohio was the guest of honor at a Garfield area gathering. A rate will be held at Co operative hall Wednesday evening September 24 for the benefit of the Mageball team. Sheridan's fame has been engaged to fare ie.
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Charles Higgins
Akron
Cooperative Hall
Sheridan
Enthusiastic Victory Fund Meeting at Colonial Hall
A large Irish Victory Fund gathering at Colonial Hall featured speakers Hon. Ward Fy McSreeney and Thomas H Mahoney who praised Irish history and the role of Irish Americans in wars. Solicitors will canvass the community during the week with subscriptions collected at P. J. Sullivan’s Main Street store.
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Irish Victory Fund
Bernard Garit
P. J. Sullivan
Honward Fy Y McSreeney
Thomas
H. .Mahoney
Boston
Ireland
Massacusetts
America
Nattong
Great Britain
Ceaeon
Main St
Maynard Grange entertains Acton group with "Tickets Please"
Members of Maynard Grange provided entertainment at Acton Grange’s regular meeting last week. A sketch titled "Tickets Please" featured Charlotte and Caroline Gault, Lucille Sims, Veda Weather, Mrs. Tate Haw, Eva Frye, Dery Soot tler, and Edith L. Johnson with Mrs. Orville Tucker as substitute. Acton public schools operated Thursday and Friday of last week replacing an injured teacher.
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Maynard
Grange
Acton Grange
Charlotte
Caroline Gault
Lucille, Sims
Veda Weathher
Tate Haw
Ar Eva Frye
Dery Soottler
Edith L. Johnson
Orville Tucker
Acton Public
Concord Junction News of Local Residents and School Event
Miss Goodrich of Salem was the niece of Mrs. A. 5. Mr and Mrs Frank Emery enjoyed an automobile trip to Portland Maine earlier this week. John Bent and Marjorie have returned from a two weeks visit with relatives in Nova Scotia. Mr Denton and son returned home after several weeks at Hampton Beach New Hampshire. Mrs Agnes Feeley and daughter Martha of Holliston spent the week with Mr and Mrs John Castle. The first regular fall meeting of the Ladies Sodality of Hello is noted with a large attendance on Tuesday evening.
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Miss Goodrich
Salem
Frank Emery
Portland
John Bent
Marjorie
Nova Scotia
Denton
Son
Hampton Beach
N. H
Agnes Feeley
Martha
Holliston
John Castle
Ladies’ Sodality
Hello Ol Jonetians
Beatrice Perry Engaged to Marvin D. Scott
Mr and Mrs Edward W Perry announced at a dinner in Concord Junction on Sept 13 the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Elinor Perry to Marvin David Scott son of Mr and Mrs David T Scott of Walton NY Scott a Buffalo alum and Phi Beta Chi Epsilon member served 14 months as Pharmacists Mate and works as chemist at American Co South Boston The groom elect attended Ther gon College and Whitney Studios is a Phi Mu Gamma member.
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Edward W. Perry
Con Cord Junction
Beatrice ‘Elinor
Marvin David Scott
Scott
David T. Scott
Walton, N. Y
Saben
Buffalo
U. S
Vernon
Mt. Vernon
American Co
South Boston
Mise Perry
Ther‘gon College
Whitney Studios
Phi Mu Gamma Sorority
Bedford News Highlights Social and School Events
Fiske Bacon is recovering from injuries. Sunday school will reopen at St Michael's church. Miss Bertha Read attends Burdett College. Miss Irene Kelley of Roxbury visits Bedford relatives. Miss Florence McDonald of Boston spends the weekend in Bedford. Misses Bagley plan a trip. Mildred and Charles Munroe return home on Cres. The aviation field in South Bedford draws crowds as Curtiss planes perform Sunday afternoon.
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Fiske Bacon
St. Michael’s Church
Bertha Read
Burdett College
Irene. Kelley
Roxbury
Bedford
Suny
Florence McDonald
Boston
Bagley
Tome St. Ater
Mildred
Charles Munroe
Cresthose
Curtiss Planes
Arlington man buys plane on local flying field debut
Fred M. Chase, a new Arlington resident, purchased a flying machine becoming the town’s first to buy and fly locally. He has flown several times with a pilot guiding him and plans to become an expert, using the local field as practice grounds.
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Fred M. Chase
Arlington
Ae Uider
Reunion At State Armory In Concord A
Damaged OCR fragment describes a reunion in Concord A for the 26th Co Mil Pol Vet Tanttion at State Armory. The event lists attendance details and a six piece orchestra to be provided.
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Damon K Banequet
Mil
State Armory
Uni
Mous
West Acton Visitors and Local Work Notes
West Acton reports Missais Wagg of Medford visiting town. Mrs David Bezanson travels to Nova Scotia to visit relatives. Jack Green began a cellar project for J M Berry. The Universalist society held its first social event. Ole Nichols started work for B A King. Several locals toured in autos visiting Civil War battle sites with Geo I Towne and Preston.
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Missais Wagg
Medford
David Bezanson
Nova Scotia
Jack Green
J. M. Berry
Ole Nichols
B. A. King
Geo. I
Towne
Preston
Mrs Gladys Park and Daughters Visit Concord Junction
Mrs Gladys Park and her daughters from Concord Junction have been visiting there for a week. Their father, Mr Maxon, remains listed as on police duty at head.
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Gladys Park
Concord Junction
Veltios
Maxon
Hual
Unable to Get Boat for Swampscott Trip
Report indicates members of a local club could not secure a boat for a trip at Swampscott. Only a 12 person motor boat remains, but about 26 people wish to participate, making the voyage unlikely.
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C. F. Tehing Fey
Swampscott
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and News
A fragment from Acton Center notes Mrs Charles Edwards visiting at her son's home last week near Gloucester. William Edwards of Lowell spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Warn. Several Grangers attended events with family news and references to the Dole family plans for winter at home in the village.
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Charles Edwards
Gloucester
William Edwards
Lowell
Charles Warn
Pupries
John Newards
Holden
Co. G. Dole
Mr. Dole
Congregational Church Announces Services and Meetings
The Congregational Church lists a Sunday service at noon led by Pastor J. W. Robertson. A 7:30 p.m. meeting is planned for the same day. A Friday evening pageant meeting is scheduled at 7 o clock.
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Ranahe
J. W. Robertson
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Meeting Report
The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange met in Town Hall on Wednesday. Mrs. Maud Comley, master of Bedford Grange, delivered the response. Supper was provided by Acton Grange.
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Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Weednes
Delock
Hea Os, Grange
Maud
Comley
Bedford Grange
Seani
Acton Grange
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