Concord News Briefs From Charlestown to Cambridge
Local notes report James Fallon entering a new drug store partnership in Charlestown and the Wilson club planning meetings at its headquarters over the store. Obituaries detail John Cassidy of Concord, died in Cambridge at 60, with funeral at St Bernard’s. Other items cover Dr. B F Murray eye throat nose work, the Dominican mission at St Bernard’s, club activities, and residents visiting or traveling to Newport, Boston, and Buffalo.
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James Fallon
Charlestown
Fallon
Wilson Club
H.R. Richardson
Thomas J. Byron
Misa Cutter
Miss Houghton
John <Nesidy
Cambrids
Assidy
Cambridge
John Echen
Bedford St
St. Bernard's Church
Fr. Lynch
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
John, Thomas
James Feehan
Concord
Martin Cassidy
Somerville
B. F. Murray
Murray
Carney Hospital
Boston
Mt. Stani
City
Woman's Club
St Bernards Church
Good Fathers
Holy Name Society
Concord High Shows Promise In Football And Classes
Concord high school builds a fast, lively football squad led by captain Varley with Wood, Woodesworth, and others vying for positions. Alumni scrimmage opens the season. interclass meet names Junior class sprint stars Woodsworth Merwin Varley. Census shows 510 Concord, 415 Concord Junction children aged 5 to 15. Domestic and Mechanics Arts classes enroll dozens. a sudden fatality near Fitchburg station claims Miss Hannah O Connell on Sunday evening. Funeral held at St Bernard's.
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Goddard
Agod
Thomas Holms Jr
Y. Wood
Payson
Sheehan
McAlliser
Mason
T. Ryan
Lawrence
W. Ryan
Oleson
Varley
Woodeworth
N. Wood
Tape
Hollis
Concord High
Woodsworth
Merwin
Wood
John A. Garvey
Concord
Concord Junction
Nere
Registration Surge Signals Shift in Concord Politics
Unusually heavy fall registration in Concord adds 38 voters to the lists after two evening sessions. Of these, 30 are Democrats and eight Republicans, reflecting a possible generational shift away from party ties as the Wilson club canvasses districts. The pastor announces next Sundays topics including a lecture on a summer England and Scotland trip andPromotion Sunday in the church Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wilson Club
Oon
England
Scotland
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's, Cathedral
Second Exhibition Delights Ripley School Crowd
The Concord Home Garden association held its second 1912 exhibition at Ripley school. Exhibits surpassed the August display in number and quality. Prizes awarded include best vegetables in Class 1 to Orrin Butcher and George Walcott among others. Class 2 honors went to John Lynch and Mary Walcott with several gratitudes and trophies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Home Garden Association
Ripley School
Stoddard
Orrin Butcher
Geo. Walcott
William Towler
William Butcher
Edward Curran
Burton Woodworth
Walter Kennedy
Alexander McEachern
George Walcott
George Walcot
Thomas Corcoran
William Gaudet
James Beane
Edward Carrar
W. Gannet
John Lynch
Mary Walcott
Nellie Logan
Walter Wheeler
John Cutler
Nellie Hegan
Annie Flavin
Roland Eldridge
Elsie Bean
Annie Prendergs
John Trophins
Francis Weatherbee
Joan Clahane
Constance Wheeler
Preston Rank Ad
Ma. Chamberlain
Roland Eldridee
Robert Charles
Jon Clahane
Kdward Moreau
Frances Wetherbee
Wilson club opens new headquarters with campaign talk
This evening at 8 Wilson club hosts a house warming for its Mil-Dam headquarters near Davis market. The four room suite will house Cull antIque store desks mimeograph printing for campaign circulars. President Harold N Chase Attorney J William Byron House candidate Roger Sherman Hoar and other speakers outline campaign plans. All Wilson men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Club
Davis’ Market
Cull
Harold N. Chase
J. William Byron
House
Roger Sherman Hoar
Wilson
Company I Heads to Milford for Gen Draper Statue Event
Co I members depart Wednesday for Milford to join other 6th regiment units in the statue unveiling ceremonies for Gen William Draper. An elaborate dinner is planned for the troops per official instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. I
Milford
6Th Regiment
Gen
William Draper
Death of Edmund T. Phelan. Brookline and Concord native
Edmund Thomas Phelan son of the late Edmund Phelan of Brookline and formerly of Concord died Tuesday after a long illness. He was a brother of Mrs George A. Tewksbury and Mrs Richard F. Wood and lived at the Manse the past years. Family services are set for Thursday afternoon. Mrs William Craig has gone to Niagara Falls Ontario to visit her two sons Charles R. and Frank who are working there. Miss Julia accompanied her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Barrett
Johnsbury
Sleeps Hollow
Lorenzo McDonald
Mayo Tolman
Tech
L. W. Hattersley
Burma
India
Colonial Inn
Craig
Keyes
William Craig
Julia
Buffalo
Charles Craig
Edmund Thomas Phelan
Edmund Phelan
Brookline
Concord
George A. Tewksbury
Richard F. Wood
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Charles R. and
Frank
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