Keen Kut ter tools offer low price and long life guarantees
The advertisement touts Keen Kutter tools as the lowest priced options that last twice as long as common tools. It promises money back if any imperfection is found or if they fail to do the job, and extends the guarantee to hammer hatchet axe tile chisel shovel knife shears and farming tools and cutlery.
Local notices and visits from Concord Junction residents
Sidney Woolcot moves to Blackstone for a new job while Mrs. Hannah MacClellan and daughter Cora visit Chicago. Many locals travel or study in nearby towns. Montague grape arbor draws admiration. The Rexall store worker Clifford Vinci leaves. Strathmore Worsted Mill closes with hopes of reopening later. A home fire on Harrington road destroys Neil Butcher’s house with minimal damage and insurance involved. Edward Dee hires C B Hastings to support his growing printing business. office hours extend daily. Hazel Condon and Sarah Collemer visit T W Ryan’s household in Roxbury.
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Michael Kelly
Salisbury Beach
John Ferran
Melaskey Register Co
George Montague
Cottage St
Marjorie Wetherbee
Walnut Hill School For
Clifford
International’ Bible Students’ Association
Neil Butcher
Harrington Rd
Edward Dee
C. B. Hastings
Dee
Hazel Condon
Sarah Collemer
Roxbury
T. W. Ryan
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Noel Tutin
Mr and Mrs Noel Tutin were surprised at their Central Street home on Friday by neighbors and friends. They depart for Woonsocket where Mr Tutin has accepted a position, presented with a parting picture. The evening featured music whist and refreshments.
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Noel Tutin
Central St
Woonsocket
Tutin
One Fast Train Petition Circulated in Town
A petition seeks a single fast afternoon train from Boston to the junction within 50 minutes of departure. Currently no service runs between 1.29 a.m. and 5.14 p.m. The town hopes No 3 the 4 o'clock express may stop here or be shortened to reach within a reasonable time.
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Boston
Rally Day at Church Departments Event
Next Sunday marks Rally Day for all church departments with a morning sermon titled Buy of Me Gold. The junior choir will sing and at noon the Sunday school holds a general exercise in the main room inviting everyone to attend. The Endeavor societies participate.
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Endeavor Societies
Plans for the Coming Year At the Ev Service
Ev service promises special music and address on plans for the coming year. All are asked to make a special effort to keep the day.
Surprise Birthday Party for Fred Pierce at Home
About 25 friends surprised Fred Pierce last Friday at his home. The spontaneous gathering filled the night with games and a Victrola concert. Refreshments were served and guests praised the Pierce family as good entertainers.
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Fred Pierce
Fred
Mr. Pierce
Concord Junction W C T U Holds Fall Lesson Meeting
The Concord Junction W C T U opened the fall program at president Mrs Mary B Lane's home on Wednesday afternoon September 16 with strong attendance and one new member. The flower committee reported excellent work and flowers were sent to the flower mission in Boston and to Deaconess Hospital while additional bouquets and fruit went locally. Reports on the year's work were distributed to officers and department superintendents, committees were formed for October guest night, and refreshments followed by a social hour. Miss Helene A Lyons of Dorchester is visiting Miss Mary V Shaughnessy.
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Concord’ Junction
Mary B. Lane
Boston
Deaconess Hospital
How Adage Would Work With Him
The Clubman quotes a maxim about handling cases, while the Lawyer notes that a few good cases would materially alter his circumstances, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
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