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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
2
The Marlboro Enterprise lists second class matter status and post office details for Marlboro Massachusetts. It notes subscription rates three columns with prices and distribution areas Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and related mailing instructions.
By order of court, Margaret B Hagerty administratrix of Nora J Shosban estate will sell at auction on Saturday August 21 on premises at corner of Lendute and Streste in Maynard Middlesex County 9226 square feet more or less. Real estate previously conveyed by deed to Sheehan. Household furniture sold same day starting 1 pm. Notice to appear in court September at Cambridge to show cause.
Community notes record visits and guests across towns including Mrs. Angie Knowlton returning from Lowell and Mrs. Sarah Dickey hosting in Boston. Wedding invitations mention Harlan Richardson's August ceremony at 58 Main Street Somerville. The Italian family from the Sargent house moves to Frank Knowlton's residence opposite the cigar shop and Rev. L G Morris with Bertram Hall camp at Barnes cottage Fort Pond for two weeks.
The union plans four morning services in August at the Congre gational church with topics drawn from First Corinthians chapter eighteen and an open air service at 6 p m on church grounds. Evening meetings continue Wednesdays in the Congregational chapel led by Rev. A M Osgood RC stockholders meet Riverside Co es association holds semi annual session in Co tive hall with discussions on hall remodeling to comply with state laws for moving picture exhibitions.
Mr and Mrs Michael Driscoll mourn the death of Joseph O Toole who died in Bogton Sunday. He was the husband of their daughter Julia and was well known to older townspeople. He had been an invalid for several years. Driscolls and son Albert attended his funeral in Boston Wednesday morning.
An item from West Acton describes Warren Hayward's field and Ed ward Neally at Fletcher corner. The writer says Neally's crop and a standout potato yield compare favorably with any in the neighborhood, noting it avoids the need for rides to view the field.
Fred Wilder received a report to report to the Boston Americans for a tryout, signaling a likely assignment to a minor league affiliate for further development. At about 20, he has been catching since 1913, hitting .300 that year, with prior fall tryouts and competition from veterans.
A collision involving a car driven by William Baxter injures a girl and her brother, three, as they stood on the curb opposite 8S. Lever. The wheel runs over the girl’s chest causing abdominal injury and lung hemorrhage. The child was treated at home then taken to Massachusetts General Hospital on Saturday.
Supt. of Schools William H. Cummings has tendered his resignation to the school board after one year in charge citing ill health. He is remembered as courteous and kindly and many in town wish him a speedy recovery and future success.
Dr and Mrs Raymond Palmer of Leveritt Woodbury and a sister from Boston, who left two weeks ago for an auto tour through New Hampshire Vermont and Canada, returned Thursday after traveling about 1000 miles.
The St George s Episcopal church parish outing went to Revere Beach on Friday. Over 60 members joined the trip with 40 transported by the auto train of O Strout. Mrs Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs Annie Baron directed the excursion.
Mary B. McAskill and Henry Bowles were married quietly Wednesday evening at the church parsonage on Brooks Street by Rev. Frederick N. Rutan. The couple were unattended.
Harold Garney, a gun pointer from Georgia on leave, expects his ship to win the gunnery trophy of the U S Navy this year. He has five weeks left of his enlistment before discharge.
Finnish residents of Maynard hold $26,762 of $38,189 on deposit as of July 1 in the local postal savings bank, far surpassing other nationalities. Italians follow with $4,499, a share likely unmatched by any other postal savings depository in the United States.
Matti Poikkenen suffered a serious accident Friday when he slipped from the River Street pool room, resulting in two broken bones. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment. Mrs. William Ingham, treated at Riverside hospital Newton, has returned home improved.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Pettigrew and daughter Isabelle return home from Annisquam island where they stayed at the summer home of James Pettigrew. They marked the 50th anniversary of James and Alexander arriving from Scotland to this country on July 24 1866.
The roof of Odd Fellows hall on Nason Street has been repaired and the building will receive a coat of paint after the completion of essential repairs.
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