Concord plays to open week with The Colonels Maid
The Colonels Maid will headline this Friday and Saturday at Concord's Colonial Inn. Notables include Forest H Cook and Ruth Cook of San Diego visiting, plus local society events and a Taft campaign meeting at Walden Street Armory.
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A. B. Cook
Forest H. and
Ruth
San Diego
Cal
Colonial Inn
Ora
Richard F. Wood
Dickens’ Club
Concord Junction
Main St
Martin Uhuzzlewit
Arthur M. Smith
Berkley
Maxon
Concord
Philip Bixby
Berkley, Val
Smith East
Miss Hathaway
Miss Allen
Maxon Smith
Odd Fellowship
Thompson Blood & Co
Lizzie L. Mullock
Worcester
Massachusetts Federation of Woman's Clubs
Jas. F. Albion
Robert G. Albion
Portland
William H. Taft
Walden St. Armory
Herbert Parker
Channing Cox
Jas
F. Cavanaugh
Samuel Bennett
Edward C. Stone
Adelbert Messer
Sudbury
Concord Grange
South Framingham Grange
Viola Foss
Edna Helsher
Bertha Love
F. W. Taylor
Concord Independent Battery
Sutter
Clement R. Ford
Lenox H.lindsay
E. N. Chase
Richard J. Eaton
Thomas L. Allen
Paul R. Smith
Lawrence FE. Richardson
Stedman B. Hoar
Norman
Wood
Allen Mason
Joseph 3. Richardson
Roger W.ckfeldt
Joseph D. Murray
John Hoar
Samuel Hoar
Walter Jones
Mrs J Murray Brown Survivor Returns Home After Titanic
In East Acton Mrs J Murray Brown, rescued from the Titanic, has reached her son J Murray Brown’s home after visiting New York. Her daughter Mrs George S Keyes says she is somewhat recovered but very tired and pale. Her accounts were given by her son and son in law, not directly by Mrs Brown.
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J. Murray Brown
New York
Cornell
Carpathia
Concord
George S. Keyes
East Acton
Keyes
Enterprise
Brown
Boston
George 8. Keyes
Local Man Mistaken for Roosevelt During Hudson Meeting
J. M. Keyes attended a Magnolia Rebekah lodge supper then a Roosevelt club meeting in Hudson. An En terprise reporter found locals amused by the rumor that the real Theodore Roosevelt joined the gathering, as Keyes was mistaken for the ex president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Keyes
Hudson
Magnolia Rebekah Lodge
Roosevelt
Town Hall
Roosevelt Club
Enterprise
Teddy
J. M
Not as Planned: Boys' Brief Trip Leaves on 7 o'clock Train
About 20 members of the Boys' Brief of the Trinitarian church led by Thomas Todd Jr. and 8 R Borland boarded the 7 o'clock train Thursday morning bound for an unspecified destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wiere
Brockton
Fair Grounds
Trinitarian Church
Thomas Todd, Jr
R. Borland
Concord Home Garden Association Starts Fourth Season
The Concord Home Garden Association begins its fourth season with many children ready to join for 1912. Mr. Goddard returns as instructor with an assistant, offering seed and fertilizer, a booklet, and a 10 cent joining fee. Parents are urged to enroll children, contact Mrs. H. F. Smith Jr. or Mrs. H. P. Upham for seed envelopes, and apply to Father Flaherty if land is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Home Garden Association
Goddard
H. F. Smith, Jr
Sudbury Rd
Concord
H. P. Upham
Centre St
Flaherty
Central Commercial Gardens Start At Concord Jet and Center
The Home Garden Association launches Central Commercial Gardens at Concord Jet and the central town center for advanced pupils. Land is provided by Dr. Emerson and J. N. Fowler, with space managed by Father Flaherty and Mr. F. R. Connor. Join for 10 cents. seed and fertilizer supplied. Exhibitions with prizes planned. readier garden books available at Emerson and West Concord schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Connor
Concord Jet
Home Garden Association
Central Commercial
B. W. Emerson
J. N. Fowler
Father Flaherty
Concord
Emerson School
West Concord
Middlesex School Beats Inglish High Worcester In Lopsided Game
Middlesex school opened fast against Inglish high of Worcester and won 14 to 5. Sanderson Devereux and Douglas led the hitters while the home side took advantage of errors and walks. Miller at first base starred in the field with standout play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Inglish High
Worcester
Middlesex
Sanderson
Devereux
Douglas
Miller
Concord Junction May festival plans and community notes
Preparations for Concord Junctions annual May festival include a children’s program, a grown ups play, and an engaged orchestra. Local residents add social updates from Mrs Dennie OHerron in West Rutland to Mrs George Garfield’s Rochester summer plans, Measles caused a week off at West Concord High, and a bluebird anecdote provides light local color. The primary focus remains festival activities and upcoming presidential primary voting on April 30 with polls at the engine house from 4 to 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Spone
Benny Best
F. L. Garland
Concord Jet
Dennie O’herron
West Rutland
Horace L. Webber
George Garfield
Rochester
N. Y
Ida Bubinger
Daniel W. Hill
R. W. MacDonald
West Somerville
John Maguire
Lynn
West Concord
Concord Junction
Association Hall
Public Hearing on Marlboro Hudson Gas Franchise Tonight
Town hall hosts a public hearing on granting a franchise to the Marlboro Hudson Gas Co. A petition with 400 signatures circulates town, showing strong sentiment in favor of gas service. Franchise request covers Precinct IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Petsion
Precinct IL
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Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Spencer
Spencer Bros
Walden
Concord, Mass
J. W. Raymond
Walden Street
H. J. Hansen
S.&e. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Lowell Road
Edw. H. Torrey Concord
Our
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington
E.R. Teele
West Acton
Arthur E. Loftus
McManus Bros
Lewandos
America
Bovibeen Street
FORD
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Madison
Eleventh
E. W. Ford
Concord Jct
Mass
Lowe Brothers
Mattison
Toel
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