Concord Junction notes and local changes in town life
Community notices from Concord Junction report visits by residents to nearby towns, vacation updates, social events at Boxboro fair and Concord lodge, and upcoming store changes. The column urges voters to participate in caucuses and primaries to ensure clean administration and curb political graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers C. Hathaway
Westboro
F. H. Wata
J. A. Whitcomb
David L. Ball
Ada Chapin
Wallace Raymond
John J. Boylan
Russell's
Concord Lodge
Salisbury’s
Association Hall
Clara Wiggin
Warren Wiggin
Boston
William Jenness
Barretville Road
Guy Elmes
Snow & Noll's
Allen
Seees
Concord
Adams & Bridges
Charles J. Waite
Mr. Waite
Weatvale
Sproute
Westvale
Postoffice
Genie Connell
Mr. Parks
Politeian
Concord High Notes and Local Events Report
Concord reports during a period of heat and rain with many residents visiting relatives and preparing for school. Highlights include high school Voice debut, football under new rules, track practice, golf fall championship qualifiers, and upcoming moves and appointments among residents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vanderger
New York
Henry
Je & Kent
High School Voice
Flagman Lawrence Jackman Killed At Mill Street Crossing
An elderly Maynard resident and flagman at the Mill street crossing of the B and M railroad, Lawrence Jackman, aged 70, was struck by a special train around 6 30 Saturday night and killed instantly. His body showed neck, arm, and rib injuries, indicating death by the train. Survived by his wife and son George, the funeral was held at St Bridget's Church followed by interment in St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jackman
Mill Street
B. and M
Joseph Fields
Stow
Maynard
Jackman
George
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
State Board to Investigate Town Health Conditions
The Enterprise notes a possible visit by a state board of health to examine ongoing conditions harming public health. Problems persist along Main Street from the depot to the Main Street school, with strong odors and health concerns cited. The situation worsened last summer and fall and remains troubling this summer, risking a future outbreak and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Main St
Board of Health
Assabet Institution for Savings Sets October Meeting
Notice from Maynard Mass announces the quarterly meeting of the Trustees on Wednesday October 3 1906 at 8 oclock p m in the bank rooms of the Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk. William Scully visited Everett earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
The
Assabet Institution For Savings
Mass
Howard A. Wilson
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Albert Coughlin
Dr. $. R. Garland
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To & P
C. L. King
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Cacord. Mas
Mullin’s Bargain Bulletin
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Clarence P. Love
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W. W. Campbell
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Carrie Derby
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E. EB. Giles
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Edward Wright
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Edward F. Phelps
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Waltham Business College
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N. B
J. M. Appleby, Devens
Alpheus Chase
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A. B. C. Dakin
Rodney Wheeler
C. 8. Coulter
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Concord Golf Club
Theodore L. Smith
A. 8. Graves
I. P. Sewell
J. W. Ames
G. Bt. L. Abbott
M.F. Mullin, Nason Si, Maynard
H. J Hansen
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Geo. H. Gutteridge
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F. Litchfield
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