Joyce and McPhillips Wed in Concord Church Ceremony
Miss Margaret Joyce and Patrick McPhillips wed at St Bernard's on Sept 6 at five with attendants Annié Joyce and John McPhillips. The bride wore canton crepe with tulle veil and orange blossoms. reception followed at the couple's Thoreau street home for about 150 guests. Both families are well known in Concord with community ties and local memberships noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Joyce
Patrick McPhillips
St. Bernard’s Church
Annié Joyce
John McPhillips
Thoreau St
MrcPhillips
Concord
Concord Council
K. of C
James J. Mansfield
Division 56
AOH
M. Byron
McPhillips
Concord Junction Woman's Club Starts October Classes
The West Concord Woman's Club will begin sewing classes on the first Monday afternoon in October. Millinery classes will begin in the latter part of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Conco
West Acton Co H painting and local incidents
Local notes report West Acton Co H engaged in painting a Kans house. Charles Dante Charlés painted his home. Falls during painting left one ear torn and eight stitches, plus shoulder injury. Various visits, accidents, and town events follow with short mentions of residents, schools, and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H
Kans
Dante Charlés
Frank Williams
Donald Littlefield
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Vose
Camoridge
Etta Clark
H. B. Butler
Taasker
Titcomb
R. B. Moore
Dickie
Salisbury Beach
Lowell Cram
Edwin Hayward
Portland
Lillian Spinney
Hartford
Acker
New Bedford
Ole Nichols
John A. Finigan Auctioneer Concord Mass Listing
Classified note lists John A. Finigan as an auctioneer in Concord Massachusetts with telephone contact 404 W. Immediate trade service appears to be advertised.
Concord sale to dispose of farm stock and goods after fire
A clearance sale by Wm. Crossley at Old Marlboro Road Concord will begin Thursday September 21 at 10. The sale includes 12 cows horses pigs hens farming tools and miscellaneous items from a building destroyed by fire. Proceeds go to the estate and all items must be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossley
Concord
Old Marlboro Rd
Concord Mourns Miss Jane Hosmer Aides Youth and Learning
Concord loses Miss Jane Hosmer a lifelong educator and civic figure descended from local pioneers. Her work began at seventeen, included teaching for the Freeman's Bureau in Charleston and Gainsboro, and extended to Michigan Syracuse and Concord where she inspired many youths with knowledge, humor, and moral uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosmer Vuncora
Peter Bulkeley
Werrescous
Hosmer
Jane Hosmer
Concord
Main Street Burying Ground
Ralph Wade Emerson
Alcott
Charleston
S. C
Freeman's Bureau
Gainsboro
Henry Ward Beecher
South
Michigan
Syracuse
New York
New York State
Europe
John D. Pierce
Michiga
Acton Woman's Club Costume Party Dazzles Town Hall
The invitation event at Acton Town Hall on Wednesday evening drew about 250 attendees. The Wake Walk and grand costume parade featured many participants from Mrs George Dusseault to Miss Maxine Lamson, with prizes for picturesque, striking, and grotesque outfits. Proceeds support the local community fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Woman's Club
Charles T. Baxter
Griffin
Muree Aod
George
Wendell
George Dusseault
Maxine Lamson
Helen Petersen
Colonia
Cox Stumes
J.M. Brown
Maynard Council of C Knights Elect Officers
At the annual Maynard Council of C meeting last week the following officers were chosen for three years: Patrick McGrath GK, Thomas Maley DGK, James V Sweeney KS, Howard Herbert RG, Sylvester Sullivan CO, Wilbury Gaara W, William Sweeney AG, James J Morgan A, Frank Prue. Patricia McGrath GK and Timothy B Moynihan PGE were named delegates to attend the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council
K. ‘of
Patrick McGrath
Thomas Maley
DGK
James V. Sweeney
Howard Lerbert
Herbert
Startin 'T
Sylvester Sullivan
Wilbury
Gaara
Whillip May
Wm Sweeney
James J. Morgan
Frank Prue
Lawn Party On Seventh Birthday Anniversary
Miss Ruth Bishop hosted a seventh birthday lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs George Bishop on Summer Street. An afternoon of games and amusements featured favors and refreshments on the lawn with many little friends in attendance including Merion Elliott Virginia Cole Mater Gee Creighton Emily Beatrice and Priscila Mason Julia Elizabeth May Constance Bernard Dawson John Mason Evelyn Andrews and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bishop
George Bishop
Merion
Elliott
Virginia
Cole
Mater Gee
Creighton
Emily
Beatrice
Priscila Mason
Julia
Elizabeth May Constance
Bernard Dawson
John Mason
Evelyn Andrews
Doroth Brunham
Irma
Pleasantly Surprised By Umbrella Gift From White Mountain Girls
Miss Ruby Hamlin returned home Thursday after a summer at the Profile House in the White Mountains and was surprised by a gift umbrella from White Mountain girls Miss Dorothy Hannon Miss Lillian Archer Miss Loretty Mullin and Miss Ethel Carlson. Vincent Kelley of Dorchester visits his mother Mrs Mary Kelley. A 1861 Massachusetts Volunteer Militia officer costume, worn by his grandfather, was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Woods
Concord
C. P. Howard
Reading
Middlesex
Howard
Hall
White
Wilkins
Annie McCarthy
Alice Hall
Glen Youngman
West Romney
Charles Hardy
Leland Campbell
J. & Hoar
Mead Block
J. A. Grimes
Ruby Hamlin
Profile House
White Mountains
White Mountain
Dorothy Hannon
Lillian Archer
Loretty Mullin
Ethel Carlson
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
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Joyce-Mcphillips
Concord Junction
The
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
West Acton
John A. Finigan
Mass
Concord Dept
Skein
Congress
Rey
Concord Jct
Miss Jane Hosmer
South Acton
Maynard
Vincent Kelley
Dorchester
Mary Kelley
Association Hall
Concord Junction, Mass
Pharoah
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
al Association Con Agriculture
Fitchburg Regimental Band
Chelmsford Band
Concord State
Armory
American Red Cross
Richard Barthelmess
the News
Buster Keaton
Cops
Mutual” Savings Bank
Assabet Institution. For Savings
Maynard, Mass
H. A . Willow Street
West
Acton
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