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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1911

Page

6

Maynard Band Concert Impresses Large Audience

Maynard brage band played Tuesday evening to a large enthusiastic crowd. Mrs George W Dowding and daughters Hattie Irene of Rockville Conn stay with Mr and Mrs George Newton. Joseph Connora of Unionville Conn visits his parents. Lake Boon band concert planned for Thursday evening with a rain date. Arthur Barneau and Bert Sylvester visited Revere Beach earlier in the week. Levers store Maynard begins sale Thursday morning described as a great money saver in all lines.

George W. Dowding Hattie Irene Rockville Conn George Newton Joseph Connora Unionville Lake Boon Arthur Barneau Bert Sylvester Revere Beach Lever Maynard

Sudbury Society Notes Attract Largest Lawn Party Yet

Mr and Mrs D R Dean entertain a nephew from Somer il. Mr and Mrs Herbert Swanton moved to a cottage at Great Pond. The Sudbury Woman's club lawn party drew the year's largest attendance with fortune telling gypsy style by Mrs Nathan Perkins and a punch table led by Mrs Charles Way and Miss Florence Hosmer. Cand and ice cream tables ran by several hosts while Mrs H H Rogers and Miss Lillian Rouse oversaw the orange tree sale. The Sudbury brass band provided music and proceeds were satisfactory.

D. R. Dean Somer Il Herbert Swanton Great Pond Sudbury Woman's Club Nathan Perkins Charles Way Florence Hosmer Charles Brackett Gladys Gerry A. N. Young Elsie EK Bailey Meserve F. F. Gerry H. H. Rogers Lillian Rouse Sudbury Brass Band

Bedford Figures in Local Politics and Norman H. White

Bedford voters plan to elect a local citizen to the general court next year. Norman H. White gains generous support for governor as Sudbury candidate Shaw and Frothingham are seen as having little chance against the well regarded White.

Wm. Thaxter Lake Sunapee N. H Bedford Sudbury Norman H. White Shaw Frothingham

West Acton Mourns Comrade A. A. Hart Funeral Held

Dea Arthur A Hart of West Acton died Saturday July 29 after a paralytic stroke a week earlier. Born December 29 1840 in Lysander New York he served in Battery B 1st New York Artillery in the Civil War. He married Harriet Parker in 1863 and leaves a wife three children a brother and two sisters. Burial was at Mt Hope after funeral services conducted by Rev D W Lovett with a G A R post 138 presence.

Arthur A. Hart Hart Mart Lysander N. Y Nadiah Clarissa Hart Baptist Church Harriett Parker John S. Hoar Emma Hart Wm ’ Hart Medford Thompson Hart Long Peach Cal Keeler Ridgefield Conn Howe Santa Barbara Wm. Hart D. W. Lovett The Miss Waterman Somerville Isaac Davis Post Mt Hope

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