Concord Junction Social Notes Hint at Local Happenings
Miss Mery Ryan visits with parents Mr and Mrs George Ryan. John Castle sprains ankle from a fall from a staging. Families visit Milford and Maynard relocates for work. John J Sullivan named supervisor of Boston school census. Gilroy's Stars to play Marlboro with five new league players rumored.
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Mery Ryan
George Ryan
John Castle
Fred Scharn
Milford
George Jilson
Maynard
Middlesex Laundry Co
John J. Sullivan
Boston
Gilbert M. Hawkes
W. C. Fought
Elks
Waltham
Annie Butcher
Los Angeles
Cal
Angus McLeod
Samuel Freeman
William Hunter
Mollie King
Leona Dye
Ruth Allen
Concord
Camp Tak-It -E. Z
Alexander McHacheran
Percy MacWilliams
Wentworth Institute
George Outis
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Grace Jones
Alison Willis
Junction
Gilroy
Marlboro
Richard Williams Dies of Bronchial Asthma at Home
Richard Williams aged 67 passed away at his Old Matitoro road home from bronchial asthma after years of illness. He was a Concord resident all his life, a farmer, council member, and member of K of C and Holy Name Society. Funeral at Help of Christians church with high mass. interment at St Bernard’s Cemetery. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Richard Williams
Matitoro Road
Williams
Christian Church
Daniel Cronin
David, Sheehan
Michael MéHu
John Goulding
John
Hugh Curry
James Russell
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
Concord Council
K. of
Holy Name Society of Help of Christians Church
Death by Own Action Edward Grenier in Blackstone
Edward Grenier of this town committed death by own action at the Mill Boarding House in Blackstone last Wednesday morning by slashing his throat from ear to ear. A fellow lodger awakened, found Grenier on a bloodied floor. Medical examiner ruled it death by own action. Funeral held at his residence with services at St Bernard's. Grenier had lived here eight years and recently left for work at the Saranac mill. The act is attributed to a temporary insanity.
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Edward Grenier
Blackstone
Grenier
Thomas Drake
Samuel Ayotte James, Boland
The
Assabet A F. C. B
St. Bernard's Tory
Assabet Aerie, F. C
Beers
Frank Carr
Frankville
Samuel Ayotte
James Raymond Severns
John Severns
Mr. Grenier
Wf Town
Saranac Mill
Time changes hit B and M service with multiple adjustments
The B and M line altered this weeks schedule reducing east bound trains and adding replacements. Several trains on the main and Watertown lines shifted times and a faster 4 pm run was not implemented. A late Boston run was reinstated and many trips now exceed an hour to Boston. The article also notes a local obituary and a high school dance, plus French welfare inspectors being sought in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Boston
Boy Struck by Car Near Sudbury Home
Master Frank Bowker, son of Everett Bowker, was hit by an automobile near his North Sudbury home. His head bruised, he received stitches and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where X rays showed lung trouble but no skull fracture. The car came from Coughlan garage Maynard and the chauffeur was exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowker
Everett Bowker
North Sudbury
General Hospital
Coughlan
Maynard
Passing of Mrs. Luther 8. Cutting Highlighted
Announcement notes the death of Mrs. Luther 8. Cutting, identified as a prominent longtime member of the community and a figure connected to local affairs, with condolences extended from friends and neighbors.
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Luther
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