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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1920

Page

8

Harris district rails tragedy obituary notes Acton funeral

The funeral service for Mrs Sarah A Harris widow of George H Harris was held at her North Acton home on Monday at 2 30 p m. Born June 28 1847 at Carlisle she trained as a public school teacher and married George H Harris in 1880. Survived by brother John Heald Carlisle and stepson Elwin W Harris South Acton, the service was led by Elwin Harris with interment at Woodlawn cemetery Acton.

George Harris Sarah A. Harris Senate George H. Harris NH & H North Acton Mra Harris Sarah Addie Heald William Heald Carlisle T George H. Harrie Ted Panneery Hattie Wang South Acton Otis Fortish Concord Acton John Heald Elwin W. Harris Woodlawn Cemetery

West Acton Residents Enjoy Weekend Trips

Hederstedt and family spent Sunday at Onset beach. Mr and Mrs Fred Onburg were visitors in town Sunday. R. B. Moore and family came home Sunday from Salisbury beach. Ed Jewett made a cement walk for Fritz Oelschlegel. Rev G. L. Michelson and family left for Rhode Island for a month. George Weaver returned from an auto trip to Canada. Mr and Mrs Frank Mansk spent last week at Hingham and other places.

AN. Hederstedt Onset Beach Fred Onburg R. B. Moore Salisbury Beach Ed Jewett Fritz Oelschlegel G. L. Michelson Rhode Island George Weaver Canada Frank Mansk Hingham

Maynard Sheehans Hold Annual Reunion at Harvard Farm

The fourth annual Sheehan family reunion at Daniel Sheehan farm Harvard drew 509 association members. Timothy Sheehan Worcester was elected president Julie Sheehan Maynard secretary and Catherine Sheehan Mannion Littleton treasurer. Daniel J. Sheehan Amsterdam NY won a distance prize and Timothy F. Sheehan Jr Concord Junction the youngest at 9 months. Jeremiah Sheehan 86 remembered as grand old man. Maynard attendees included Mrs Suaie Sheehan Julia May John Sheehan James McCarthy family and Michael McCarthy family. A sports program featured sprints long runs and a baseball game won by the married men though some claimed otherwise. A basket lunch followed on the lawn with music by an orchestra.

Sheehan Daniel Sheehan Harvard Timothy Sheehan Worcester Julie’Sheehan Maynard Catherine Sheehan Mannion Littleton Daniel J. Sheehan Amsterdam N.Y Timothy F. Sheehan Jr Concord Junction Jeremiah Sheehan Shesshan Suaie Sheehan Julia Julia May Jonn Sheehan Main St James McCarthy

Music store moved to new location

The Robert W. Carter music store has relocated to a new storefront announced by Carter. Local patrons are advised to visit the updated address for instrument sales and service.

The Robert W. Carter Music Store Carters

Concord Clerk Arthur Loftus Aids Carter Store

Arthur Loftus of Concord assists as clerk at the Carter store, performing duties in sales and customer service. The note highlights his role at the local shop and confirms clerical responsibilities.

Arthur Loftus Concord Carter

Democratic town committee filings reveal confusion over names

Nomination papers for a Democratic town committee were filed with the Board of Registrars on Friday. Names listed include William Scully Sr James Cleary George Lynch and William Ayotte. The six member panel was not completed and several veterans may retire. John H. Murray appears absent. Delegates named include William Connelly William Scully and James Cleary.

Board of Registrars William Scully Sr James Cleary George Lynch William Ayotte John H. Murray William Connelly William Scully

Public nurses planned for summer in Maynard

A preliminary meeting in Maynard led to plans for a permanent public nursing association on Summer Street. Blanche Wildes of the New England Red Cross spoke on public nursing work. The American Woolen Company donated 600 dollars to fund a nurse for this year, with other gifts aiding permanency.

Summer Street Wahoo Blanche Wildes New England Red Cross Red Cross American Woolen Company

High School Graduate Study On Ancient Flooded Land

A former student contributor notes that central town area once housed a busi ness section now submerged. Homer Galger, former high school principal, taught the class about land formation and proved the area was at one time inundated with water, though the period remains uncertain.

Homer Galger

Opened Store At Wayland In Local Grocery Venture

Edward Archer opened a grocery and provision store in Wayland this week with Raymond Miller Binks of the town assisting as clerk at the new shop.

Edward Archer Wayland Raymond Miller Binks

Marlboro Board of Trade Hears Dewey J Carter on Chamber of Commerce

Dewey J. Carter of the American City Bureau New York City spoke to the Marlboro Board of Trade on a Chamber of Commerce highlighting broader scope and increased activity. Attendees included Dr FE Ellis S R Stevens C J O Keefe H W Pratt J F Grove and F L Gage. A committee on the subject was formed with F L Gage Dr BE H Ellis H W Pratt C J O Keefe and Thomas F Williams.

Dewey J. Carter American City Bureau New York Cty Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce FE. H. Ellis S. R. Stevens C. J. O'Keefe H W. Pratt J. F. Agrove F. L. Gage BE. H. Ellis H. W. Pratt Thomas Illiams

Reverend John Treacy Visits Akron Family

Rev John Treacy of Akron visits relatives in the city accompanied by his mother Mrs Treacy. The brief profile notes the Clergyman’s family ties during the current stay.

John Treacy Akron

Treacy Son of John Treacy Ordained at Holy Cross

John Treacy's son, the late John Treacy's offspring, was ordained at Holy Cross Cathedral three years ago and expresses great pleasure returning home to the west for a time.

John Treacy John: Treacy Holy Cross Cathedral

Outing by Middlesex Extension Club at Waushakum Grove

The Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics Ex tension service club attends an old day at Waushakum Grove. A delegation from this city travels by car to join activities. William C. Shortisa of Framingham leads the group as instructor and reports growing success.

Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics Extension Service Club Waushakum Grove William C. Shortisa Framingham

Planes Expected Hangar Erected at Framingham Field

Work began last week on a large aeroplane hangar at Framingham flying field to accommodate 10 machines. The hangar is being built by the United States army for the use of aircraft expected there from time to time.

Framingham Flying Field United States Army Tme

Bought Farm Sees Miss Anna Hubbard Move to Bridgewater

Miss Anna Hubbard has sold her Marlboro home at 98 Mechanics to Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Breault and will move to Bridgewater where she has a farm. A 20 year Marlboro resident, she built many friendships and will be missed.

Anna Hubbard Jeremiah Breault Bridgewater Marlboro

Mrs Alfred Smith Weds In Springfield Then Visits Local Store

The marriage of Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith occurred in Springfield on Monday morning. They passed through town and visited Miss Lillian Morin the bookkeeper at Carpenter's store. The bride formerly Miss Lillian Austin is a St Am academy graduate.

Alfred Smith Springfield Lillian Morin Carpenter’s Store Lillian Austin St Am Academy

Marlboro Brass concert set for Sunday night

Robert Marshall, chairman of the municipal committee, says the Marlboro Brass will deliver one of Rob Bird’s best concerts Sunday night.

The Marlboro Brass Wand Robert Marshall Committee On Municipal Rob Bird

Addition to store expands Lincoln street cobbling shop

M A Santella's shoe store on Lincoln Street is adding a one story front section to be used as a cobbling shop, converting the current rear space. Carpenters M and Gee and Son are handling the construction.

M. A. Santella Lincoln St M& Gee and Carpenters

Visiting Here Rev Sister Israel Visits City

Visiting here Rev Sister Israel of the Sisters of Providence Winooski is spending a few days in this city as guest of her aunts Miss Eliza Seecal and Mrs George Poitras. Sr Israel will be remembered as Miss Seecal.

Israel Providence Winooski Eliza Seecal George Poitras Sr Israel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lover’s Store Hank and Pete By Ken Kling Nou Ry West OU. S Toe. M.Y.C West Acton Louis Peel Hudson and Sheehans Daniel Ecretary of State Secretary of State Assabet River Rev John Treacy West
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