Local residents keep up with relatives and work
Louis Sullivan resumes studies at Tufts college. Mrs Walter Hanna of Boston visits in town. Annie O Connell visits relatives in Hudson. Vincent Farrell stays with relatives in Fairhaven. Lawton's orchestra to play at Nutting's dance hall Waltham November 6. Samuel Townsend visits in Brockton. Mrs William Ingham returns from Connecticut. Miss Mabel Bishop assists in millinery in Lawrence. Shaw of Lawrence joins American Woolen Co as painter. Mrs Kate Williams hosts in South Boston. Maud Murphy visits relatives in Providence. Mrs Gilbert M Hawkes attends Westminster fair. Miss Helen Lawler visits in Leominster. Percy Robinson and William Baldwin visit Lawrence. Elizabeth Carpenter resumes work in Lloyd's store. Mary Kelly on week vacation in Wollaston. Howard Cheney visits Worcester. Frank Ferns and children visit Marlboro relatives. Frank Downey visits Pittsfield parents. Clarence Bodfish and son visit Haynes. William Starling visits George Morris. Lex Walton leaves for Lexington Ky. Kathryn Cleary visits Bellows Falls. Ruby Hamlin and Florence Oliver return from Profile House. Radmund Hooper returns to White Dental Boston after vacation. Harry Ledgard attends state fair in Rockville and Brockton fair. Fitchburg division rail slashing trims Marlboro train crew. Paul Hilander buys Maynard Bottling Co. Clarence Hastings to Warwick for winter ice lease work. Sophomore class officers elected Gavin Taylor Jr president Grace Sweeney vice president Ellen Morris secretary John Donahue treasurer Mildred Carlson assistant treasurer. St Hilda's Guild hosts successful sale for church at Litchfield's store. Proceeds raised for church fund.
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Louis Sullivan
Tufts College
Walter Hanna
Boston
Mary Hanna
Annie O'Connell
Hudson
Vincent Farrell
Fairhaven
Lawton
Nutting
Waltham
William Ingham
Connecticut
Mabel Bishop
Westminster
Helen Lawler
Leominster
John McCarthy
Pleasant St
Levi. R. Cheney
Frank Ferns
Alice
Edward
Marlboro
Clarence Bodfish
Clarence
Alfred T. Haynes
William Starling
North Bellingham
George Morris
Arthur Woodart
Laura Woodart
Lexington
Kathryn Cleary
Bellows Falls
Michael Cleary
Ruby Hamlin
Florence Oliver
Profile House
White Mountains
Radmund Hooper
White Dental Supply House
Harry Ledgard
Rockville
Conn
Brockton Fair
Fitchburg
Paul Hilander
Maynard Bottling Co
A. Pirnes
Clarence Hastings
Warwick
Whitney & Hastings
South Acton
Gavin Taylor, Jr
Grace Sweeney
Ellen Morris
John Donahue
Treas
Mildred Carlson
St. Hilda’s Guild of
St. George’s Episcopal Church
William E. Litchfield
Middlesex
Framingham
Concord
Woman's Club
Town Hall
Ray Robbins
Acton
New York
Dedham High
C. H
Richard N. Wilson
Arthur B. Brooks
Meredith & Grew
Wood St
Caroline N. Lovell
C. M. & H. Street Railway Co
Upper Main St
Sudbury Rd
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Harry G. Pollard
Brockton
Bolton
John Perry Bowditch
Concord Lyceum
Allan Hay
M. I. Houghton
Maynard
Junction Nine
Gilroy
Trinitarian
Olive Hoyt
Japan
Miss Hoyt
Concord News Highlights from Early Fall Term
Concord teachers and students return as St Andrew's resumes classes while Middlesex boys arrive for opening, and Framingham fair fans visit. Corin thian lodge hosts a Master Mason ceremony, Woman's Club plans an Oct 5 reception, and local events cover opera rehearsal Maynard travel and a missionary meeting with Miss Olive Hoyt speaking on Japan.
Local social notes and events at Concord Junction
Miss Florence Batt of Fall River visits her uncle Rev W J Batt. Samuel Ayothe takes a job with Sanarac mills at Blackstone. PF H Rideout of Granby Canada visits family. Mr and Mrs Mark Kelly guests of Mr and Mrs George Howes. Miss Anna and Miss Ida Kelly join Saxony mill Newton. Mr and Mrs C F O Connell move to Commonwealth Ave. Thomas Ryan resumes studies at Institute of Technology. Miss Ruth Allen begins at New England Conservatory. Miss Gertrude Knowles enrolled at N B Conservatory of Prentice Blood. Prentice Blood family on short vacation with S T Blood. Noel Tutin and family move to Woonsocket R I as Mr Tutin takes new position. Ladies Sodality to meet next Sunday at Help of Christians church. Second dance of Young Men's Social Club held at Association Hall with Lawton's orchestra. Baseball benefit Friday night well attended and Rabbit Maranville guest of honor. Manager Severns praised for arranging event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Ida Kelly
Saxony Mil
Newton
C.F. O'Connell
Elm Place
Commonwealth Ave
Thomas Ryan
Institute of Technoloy
Ruth Allen
New England Conservatory of Music
Gertrude Knowles
N. B. Conservatory of Music
Prentice Blood
Noel
Tutin
Woonsocket
R. K
Ladies’ Sodality
Chiitm Diens Church
Association Hall
iLawton
Rabbit” Maranville
Severns
Final score stands Concord Junction 4 Gilroy B 3
The article recalls a close game between Concord Junction and Gilroy B on Saturday. It highlights Brackett Minton Fuller and Van Dyke with strong infield and pitching, notes a late eighth inning rally, and Murray’s key catch amid a disputed outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Gilroy
Stara
Maynard
Brackett
Minton
Fuller
Junction Boys
van Dyke
Murray
O'Dowd
Defective eyesight prompts parental appeal to ensure growth
A fragmented plea emphasizes a boy's need for proper vision care to support healthy development. The note stresses urgency for treatment and parental responsibility amid unclear context.
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Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Swift
Hershey’s
Borden’s
Lenox
Alarm Lee
Geo. H. Gutteridge, Watchmaker
Nason Street
P. H.ey Street
Maynard, Mass
Samuel Townsend
Frank Downey
Pittsfield
Mrs
Elias Downey
Parker St
St. Andrew's School
Bede
Richard F. Wood
Main Street
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mass
Town End
Plumber Main
Nason Sts
God
Evangelist J. T. Boulcott
The
International Bible Students
Ovez
OYEZ
Misses Jones
Florence Batt
Fall River
Rev
W.J. ‘Batt
Samuel Ayothe
Sanarac Mills
Blacktone
PF. H. Rideout
Granby, Can
Mark Kelly
George Howes
Valedigtory
Naylor
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