07 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
1
Concord High School pupils studying in New York visit relatives while local groups plan events. Mrs. Frank Mansir hosts the Ladies Mission circle. G A R members attend a Boston convention. Ethel Evans visits from a Jersey school. various residents discuss upcoming moves and activities.
Wm C Burns resigns from Bedford Springs post. Anthony Kenrick and Anthony Pasquin connected to Bedford Springs. Good Friday services held at St Michael church. Charles Walters is painting Gregg apartment on South Street. Concord high scholars enjoy a week off. George Jenkins repaints Webber Avenue residence. Chimney fire at John Gammon home extinguished with no damage. Mrs Denis Keefe visits Crem ent Street. George Piere has returned to Bedford from Boston. J R Sweeney becomes driver for Frederick Parker. Miss Ethel Rooney begins four year nursing course at Mass Gen. Mrs J G Wetherbee opens dry goods store in post office building. Harold Wilson on furlough from Newport training school. New England Nurseries shipping. Seis fm ee ee Co to participate in Lexington parade April 19. many organizations invited and expect success. Gov Walsh to review the parade.
Arthur Wright visits relatives in John H. Reardon Boston. Mrs Catherine Lawton hosts. assessors began work Thursday. Local guests include Mrs Lucy Day and Marion Jr of Haverhill. Louis Sullivan plays violin in Boston. Miss Irene Chandler visits Stafford. Pastime alleys opened in Marlboro with eight corking lanes and a dance hall.
Maynard A Lloyd returns from New York business trip. Hartwell Flood enjoys Easter recess at Walnut Street home. Dart mouth student in third year. George Stuart and Harold Sullivan absent from duties at high school for fitness. Nurse Teabelle Mitchell guests of Mr and Mrs George McCormick. W C Strout expands moving business with auto truck. Hudson Tuesday club hosted by Mrs Amory, vice president of Avery. Nearly 35000 raised in the region. Charles A Lee presides at Thursday meeting with first degree exemplified for five candidates. Roy Biderkin offers dramatic “flake-up” services from Maribors Massachusetts. reasonable charges. Small fire in steam room caused minor damage. B J Coughlin visits Marlboro and inspects new theatre. unclear remarks from him.
Mr and Mrs W K Emerson attend to grip illness. Miss Elizabeth Tuttle suffers a heavy cold two weeks. Miss Flora Reed spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Matilda Gamble teaches in Orlgaria and visited Miss Minnie Gamble. Marie and Marjorie Davis from Weymouth visited grandparents the Le Noyes. Acton Grange No 269 to meet April 18 with E B Chapman visiting. Red Cross sewing committee reports 60 garments finished plus 53.11 donated locally.
W D Carter and family moved to Hyde Park while J R Mackenzie left Central Street for Bim at. Patrick Coughlin has improved after illness. Mr and Mrs Alexander Baillie occupied a house on Bim Place. Margie Shepardson enjoys vacation in Newton. Anna Ryan has had a severe cold. James McCarthy and family moved to a house on Avenue. Stella Hammond of Lawrence visited Miss Mary Hayes. Marie McCarthy of Grapeville guests of Mrs H W Tripp. Agnes Shiangion of West Concord school on vacation at home. Frank Rideout to New Hampshire to supervise a factory. Marion Wood guest of Adams. Pete Daniel Nagle, Henry M Lane and Horatio W Tripp named night guards at the Massachusetts Reformatory.
A four foot diameter elm felled in a Saturday storm fell across the state road in front of Dexter L. Spinney’s home, tearing down electric wires and disrupting the lawn. Nearby tree also deemed dangerous and warrants attention to prevent further damage.
Special music rendered by the choir of Help of Christians church Waster Sunday Leonard's Mass in B Flat sung under the direction of Howard F Loughnin with Miss Ethel Shaughnessy as organist Soloists were Miss Anna hanahan Miss May Cur ley Miss Ida Bubinger Miss Mary Hayes and Edward F Loughin Altar decorations directed by Miss Katherine Lawler
Sketches drawn in Concord vestries during Red Cross meetings aid war relief. Proceeds from the sale benefit destitute Belgian children.
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