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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1911
Page
1
Sudbury residents report visits from out of town friends and relatives, with many returning from trips to Maine Vermont and Plymouth. The column notes illnesses and recoveries, a deer chase law concern, and obituaries for Mrs. Ira P. Nader and Rev. S. H. Winkley, plus local housing changes and property moves.
Local social activity fills the week with visits from Dorchester and Brookline residents to Maynard and surrounding towns. The Maynard baseball team forms, with Hopkins of Concord as pitcher, while Dr. Raymond Palmer opens dental parlors in Naylor's block and continues insurance work formerly run by the postmaster.
George McNiff enjoys his annual vacation while Mrs. Goucher visits from Lynn. Unitarian church members plan a Whalum Park picnic and Marjorie Bittinger visits Plymouth with Florence Whitcomb. Bernard Kimball and family arrive from Cleveland as W. L. Kimball descendants gather at Spectacle Pond. Town's seven permanent wells now supply abundant clear water with one more well to be completed this week. A tennis tournament at Judge Sanderson's and a wedding in Walthem mark summer events as residents mingle with relatives and friends.
The Boston Daily Globe features Tur ner J. Sanderson, 80, as one of Lunenburg’s oldest natives. A former Sudbury resident, he ran a wholesale confectionery business with a factory and home on land now owned by Mr. Way. His wagons and drivers served towns within a 40 mile radius and he played a leading role in town meetings.
Bedford leaders discuss the gubernatorial race with Norman H White favored in town while Walker and Frothingham draw little support. Local exams grant bar status to Ralph Pickett and Ralph Pickett's family ties to Bedford noted. Citizens tour Alaska and Bedford civic groups attend Canobie Lake field day with Masons from Brookline Lodge.
Friends of Waldo L. Stone urge his Republican voters to renominate him for the 13th Middlesex District seat after a year in the House. Stone, a farmer and dairyman, has backed agricultural interests and supported the Massachusetts Cattle Bureau. Urging caucus participation on September 26, supporters cite his proven efficiency and knowledge of legislative methods as beneficial to the district.
John Mitchell and family are on set for a fortnight. Mrs Frank Burrill vacations in the White Mountains. Miss Mary Drummond visited Miss Mary O Grady. Herbert Bass resumes duties as letter carrier after a week at York Beach. Rev Silas N Adams vacationing at South Freeport Mersey. Bernard Copping attended Union church Sunday. Miss Emily and John Hannon returned from Falmouth Heights. Mrs David Sheehan sold a Boston Terrier to Mrs Pope of Concord. E W Ford at Waltham hospital after leg operation Tuesday.
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