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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
4
The notice commands John H. Gouling of Middlesex to appear in the Probate Court at Cambridge on April 16, 1915, at 9:00 AM to show cause. It requires publication of the citation weekly in the Enterprise newspaper for at least 29 days, signed by W. B. Rogers, Register.
Work started Monday on the Sudbury Street bridge with Consulting Engineer J. R. Worcester and the Sudbury Street Bridge Committee inspecting Saturday. They select a cement 12 foot waterway with cement railings and posts, six foot sidewalk elevated eight inches, granolithic finish, at a total cost of 3000 dollars.
Miss Gladys M Banford daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Banford married Lewis Cuttle son of Mr and Wilson Cuttle at St George's Episcopal Church The ceremony featured Mrs George Maycomber Concord as bridesmaid and Er nest Boothroyd as best man The couple fled the scene amid confetti and rice and planned a trip to Concord Manchester NH before settling on Garfield Street with friends sending best wishes
The M H 8 Alumni announce Gov Walsh will speak at their banquet on June 17 joining the junior class commencement events. Alumni cards restrict attendance to alumni functions only.
Governor Walsh attended the 10 30 mass Sunday at St Bridget's church in Maynard the town's first honor of its kind. He was joined by his brother Col Thomas Walsh and ex Senator Charles McCarthy of Mars. After mass an informal reception followed with handshakes before he left for Clinton. Robert Kelley assisted on the day as a patrolman several days a week.
The annual reunion of 11 members of St Bridget’s parish drew a large audience from town and nearby communities including West Acton South Acton Stow Concord and Concord Junction. The program featured Lawton’s Orchestra Washington A Coles ventriloquism and songs by William Scully with friends and was followed by dancing until 2 am.
Manager Gilroy will lead the Maynard team to Concord Junction to open the season for Junction fans. Vail from Lynn will start in the box. Wilder at first base. Ingalls at short. Patterson at third. outfield possibly featuring War Progressives and Marlboros with Dr Flaherty if able.
The Maynard Woman's club plans its annual meeting on May 11, marking a highly successful season. Members enjoyed top musical artists, dramatic readings, folk dance exhibitions, and child entertainment, reflecting a vibrant and growing program and years of organization history.
One of the town's greatest sales runs Friday Saturday and Monday at De Lee Pharmacy on Nascn Street. The one cent sale offers two bags for $1.51 with a wide list of items up to $1.50 value. Read the ad in this issue to cut out the list and stock up on home essentials.
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