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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
1
William Scully moved to work in Westvale and multiple residents visited towns including Fitchburg Somerville and Marlboro. The Marlboro baseball season opens April 20. A benefit game supported by Elwin Green featured the local team against Hudson. A wedding notice for Miss Jane Warfield and an ad for Red Cedar Planks appear among the town notices.
Moore has secured the contract for painting the Memorial church. Mail Carrier George W. Green is visiting in Stoddard New Hampshire this week. May Ross from Boston is with Mrs. L M Turner enjoying the country air. H H Brown has improved the exterior of his buildings with a neat color coat. Henry N SmithCosmos Gardens is distributing his annual seed and bulb catalogue. The Goodnow Library trustees met Saturday and organized with Frank T Gerry as chairman Geo A Oviatt as secretary and A Rowe as treasurer. Mrs Alice E Rice was chosen librarian for the year. The whist club met at Mrs H L Newton's Tuesday last with first prizes won by B L Fisher and Mrs C L E Perry. Consolation prizes went to C L B E Perry and Miss Grace Richardson. Refreshments were served.
Sudbury schools resumed Monday after a one week vacation. Several townspeople were noted visiting Framingham and Lowell, while a minstrel show performed by the local band drew a large audience. Frank Frances E. Benthia returned to Lowell teaching duties after vacation with her father.
Miss Flora B Lawrence opened a millinery at 126 Commonwealth Ave on March 28 30 and 31 drawing good attendance. Advertised letters list names including Joseph Holden Rowe W Hastings Herbert Kittredge John Warren and Eben J Kimball. An April 26 military whist party is planned at I O O F hall after a successful prior event. Reformatory Mutual Benefit association meets April 1 to discuss important business with all members urged to attend. Warner hall hosts Village Improvement Society meetings with plans for local betterment and active projects starting soon.
A Concord report highlights social visits by Mrs. Enoch Garfield Jr and Miss Susie Dillingham hosting guests for whist and with author Owen Wister at 12 Mason Street Cambridge. Eglish terms reference a New York business trip and a Cambridge guest, plus a Lake Walden brush fire burning two acres. Registration of veterans for Spring election reaches 1044 after fifty six new enrollees.
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