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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1911

Page

4

Concord Briefs Include Fires Tours And Soldier Homecoming

An alarm at box 13 proved false while a Brooks Street chimney fire caused minor damage. Walden Pond burned over land of Samuel Hoar's estate. Various residents travel or return from trips. River View laundry fire disrupts the town. Company I soldiers return from duty with no illnesses, praised by Major Taylor for their conduct and endurance.

Hannah O'Connell Brooks At Walden Pond Samuel Hoar Henry W. Dunn Europe Ralph Holden North Scituate William Eaton Edith Uxbridge Joseph Kulecar Concord Hospital Titcomb Water Department Robinson Everett B. Pierce Quartermaster Gergt Harry Wells Hampton Beach Frank Pierce Vera York Beach Frederick FE. Power Municipal Electric Plant Concord River View Junction Odd Fellows Hudson Maynard Acton Marlboro

A Serious Fall Leaves Boy With Arm Injuries On Vacation

Ten year old Wilfrid Wheeler son of Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Wheeler was vacationing at Woods Hole when he fell from a porch roof injuring both forearm bones and dislocating a elbow. Two Johns Hopkins physicians attending to him. He is improving and hopes to regain use of both arms soon.

Wilfrid Wheeler Wilfrid Wheeler Woods Hole John Hopkins Hospital

Notable Names Appearing in Historical Notice List

A row of individuals including Frank Dwinell L T Hildreth Walter J Keough Michael McNulty Geo Oliver M Salvator Geo F Warren Henry Wheeler and several dames and missses appears in a formal community notice. The list also names Mrs Mary E Dustin Miss Minnie Graham Mrs J A Humphrey two times Mrs John Lemley Mrs Alex McDonald Miss Margaret Neal and Mrs Howard T Schukler.

Frank Dwinell L. T. Hildreth Walter J. Keough Michael McNulty Geo Oliver M. Salvator F. Warren Henry Wheeler Mary E. Dustin Minnie Graham J. A. Humphrey John Lemley Alex McDonald Margaret Neal Howard T. Schukler

Webster withdraws property sale to Standard Oil Co

Resident letters and town meeting notes describe Mrs. Webster withdrawing her Lang Street land from sale to Standard Oil after pressure, with tanks to remain on site and relocation considered to Concord Junction location. The water department defend gives limited hose hours and public baths as adequate. Bertram Is. Filene lauds water head and urges support.

Standard Oil Co Ellen N. Webster Lang St Monument St Murray Ballou Erastus H. Smith Webster McKenzie Marlboro Framingham & Powell Concord Junction West End Land Co Concord Enterprise Water Department Concord Water Board Bertram IS Filene

Handsome Sign for Concord D A R Chapter House

The Concord Chapter D A R celebrates a handsome new sign marking its Chapter House. Gifted by Francis H Bacon and Luther Conant of Acton, the sign was designed for the house and notes 1708 the build year and 1909 purchase year. It honors the old Tolman house and village green as landmarks for visitors.

Old Concord Francis H. Bacon Luther Conant Acton Bacon England Tolman

Arm Burn Injures McLeod in Garage Incident

A. R. McLeod suffered a severe burn to his left arm and hand while working on his automobile with a lantern at White's garage. An open gasoline valve caused a streak of flame, prompting a two week trip to Lorne Nova Scotia to visit relatives.

A. R. McLeod Mrs. McLeod Lorne N. S

Genuine Surprise for Mrs Calef at Mrs Benjamin's Home

Mrs Calef was honored with a surprise farewell gathering at Mrs Cyrus Benjamin's home on Hubbard street Concord. About 20 neighbors attended the evening featuring Walter N Howe on the Victrola and a poem read by Miss Alice Johnson. Pearl handled butter spreaders were gifted to Mrs Calef by Miss Johnson, marking her move to Gloucester with her daughter Miss Edna.

Calef Alice Johnson Concord

Postal Savings Bank to Open in Concord on the 25th

Concord residents will gain a Postal Savings Bank as Postmaster Tower received notice. The new bank will open the 25th of the month with an inspector visiting beforehand to train local officials. The Enterprise will provide information to prospective depositors on request.

Concord Postal Savings Bank The

Miss Edna Calef Honored Guest at Hubbard Street Party

Miss Edna G Calef a longtime Sunday school teacher was guest of honor at a Hubbard Street gathering hosted by Mrs Charles Towle. Guests enjoyed lawn sewing social chat and outdoor ices and cake. They wished her happiness in Gloucester where the family has moved this week.

T. J. Gaudet A. Urquhart Fort Pond Bedford Hemlock Villa Messrs Joslin Wheeler, Murray Rockwood Abigail Bacon Clara Prince Helen Wood Bertha Wilson Tisbeth Mia Johnson Miss Allee Solon Edgar Dickson Dickson Worcester Cyrus Benjamin, Hubbard Sr George F. Wheeler Constance Grant Helen Keyes Lucy Hosmer Margaret Kendall Belmont Margaret Ekfeldt Margaret Pope Ruth Robinson Warren Wright Estate Board of Fish Commissioners Walden Pond Herbert Blanchard C. F. Edgarton Europe Charles H. Blatchford Kennebunkport Hugh Leith Cohasset R. B. Peterson Lynn Charles Towle Hubbard St Edna G. Calef Miss Calef Minna Maude Findeisen Cornelia Lillian Thorpe Ida McLeod Bessie Whitney Walter Hubbard Grace Miriam Davis George Towle Margaret Towle Calef Gloucester Town

Raymonds Colts to Meet Milford Nine in Milford Game

Raymonds Colts practice hard for a game set in Milford New Hampshire on the 26th. Captain Shepard predicts one of the best games ever played if a matching nine is fielded. Auto parties and train trips are planned to root for the Colts with possible further games before Labor Day.

Raymond Milford N. H New Hampshire Capt Shepard Fitchburg

A Joke That Went Astray at a Downtown Luncheon

A column reprints a joke about a waiter owed five cents and a misread humor of collections. The tale ends with the speaker boasting of securing a long line of credit after attempting a joke. A second brief joke involves a father warning his daughter Millie about eloping and the mother noting no wedding gifts for troubled brides.

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Newburyport Boston Armory Gen. Pew Billerica Tewksbury Louis O. K Tayior Company I the Water Dept Chapter House of Old White H. L. Whitcomb’s Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury Middle St Mass McManus Bros Everett St P. O A. M. Saunders P. Ryan Railroad Lane Oscar Johnson's Bedford Rd Carter Bedford St Joseph Dee Edith A. Buck Main Street Matthew Steinman Grant St Joseph Kulcsar Main St White’s Concord, Mass T. A. Wiswall Beacon St Richardson’s H. S. Richardson Eaton Crane Paper Concord Mass William J. Bulger Cambridge Turnpike W. Herbert Way Tel Cora R. Knicht Water &T David Hayes Crant St Main Mrs. Flagg West Acton Millie Robert W. Carter J. Carter John Hunt Hopkinton Concord Nurseries Henry M. Pratt Prop Monument St., Concord C. S. Towne A. L. Hicks Walden St A. Fernald Boylston St. el Back Bay James William Byron Wabbard Street
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