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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

7

Town petitions for road repairs on Loomis Street Bedford Mass

Bedford residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to alter and repair Loomis Street. County proceedings set a view date with field notice to residents and posting in Bedford. Union Church announces August services with Reverend William A. Richmond as guest preacher and notes strong attendance at evening meetings.

Ioners Bedord Loomis St Joseph Sala County Bedford Bedford Enterprise WM. C. Dillingham

Local residents and visitors listed in Concord and Hickory area notes

A parade of neighbors and friends hold short visits and vacations across Concord, Hopkinton, Keene, Derry, Manchester, and surrounding towns. Ruth Abbott enjoys a two week Rexall break visiting Orange New Jersey relatives. Miss Abbott’s vacation follows her Rexall duties. others travel to Keene, Hampton Beach, Oak Bluffs, Salters Point, Hull, and Maine for leisure.

Keene N. H Thomas Gerrity Gon Frank John Hughes Hampton Beach J. Bergeron Derry Manchester Roger Allen Wallace Ford Oak Bluffs Salters Point Col. C. B. Adams Catherine Hull Harold Shepard Maine Woods Herbert Shepard

Death of Concord Junction resident Knowles

Charles Knowles longtime Concord Junction resident and Reformatory officer died aged about 60. He moved to Concord thirty years ago, married Alice Virtue in 1882, and left a widow two sons and two daughters. Funeral was held at Union church with burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.

Ening Ft Knowles Bine Dagen Tsane Wood Knowles Misa Alice Virtue Lowell Knowles Reformatory Concord Concord Lodge Union Church Frazier G Gambridie G. Walter B. G. Bartlett Gertrude Knowles Hon‘ol

Tomasi Castrilli Wedding in This Town and Malden Reception

Miss Mary Castrilli became the bride of George Tomasi of Malden in a Sunday ceremony at Help of Christians church presided by Rev. Daniel Cronin. The couple then hosted a reception at the groom’s Malden home before a wedding trip and plans to reside on Hutchard Street, Malden.

Malden Mary Castrilli George Tomasi Help of Christians Church Daniel Cronin Hutchard St Tomasi Leonard Castrilli Tomas

Death of George Ryan City resident dies after long illness

George Ryan aged 58 died at his Cottage Street home Tuesday after a prolonged illness from heart failure. Former Boston Harness Co. employee he left a wide circle of friends and was fondly remembered. Funeral services were Thursday at his home conducted by Rev. W. J. Batt and burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord. Bearers were John Reilley Thomas Carroll Herbert Carr and Frank McLean.

George Ryan Cottage St Ryan Boston Harness Co W. J. Batt Sleepy Hollow Concord John Reilley Thomas Carroll Hebert Carr Frank McLean

Local visitors and social guests noted in Nahant and Canton

Miss Helen Willards plans a two week stay at Nahant. Miss Eisie Cook of Canton visits Mrs. C. H. Cook in Hubbard Street. Mrs. Florence Lakin of Framingham stays with Mrs. Edward Kee. No ball game at the Junction this Saturday.

Helen Willards Nahant Eisie Cook Canton C. H. Cook Hubbard St Florence Lakin Framingham Edward Kee

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Church Event

Sunday gatherings in Waltham and visits in New Hampshire listed. Employment changes include Thomas Keiley and Louis Sprow joining Abet Mills at Maynard. A lawn party is planned by the Union church Christian Endeavor society on Thursday August 26.

Frank Joyce Waltham Bbs Re Nley Charles Esther Damon J. Kelley Gsr 'Yal Luna Wes’ Gloucester Thomas Keiley Louis Sprow As‘abet Mills Maynard W. A. Charles New Hampshire Richard Hatch Helen Watertown Hatch William Chaplain Christian ‘Endeavor Society Union Church Robert Wood Young Men’s Christian Association W. H. Cross Clara FP. Pratt Thurston P. Day Boston Mabel L. Wilkie Charles M. Hastings

Invasion Rumor Fizzles as Concord Fish Rush Confounds Swampscott

Residents of Swampscott chased fears of a German submarine but found instead a wild school of fish fleeing an imagined Concord invasion. Dr. Spencer led a party including Rhinea Lufkin and four Spencer brothers to witness the sea’s antics and prize catching at a daylong outing.

Swampscott Coa Concord Haley Kipling Hall Jimmy”Connolly Prise YW. C. Spencer Austin Rae Lieut. Spencer Dr. Spencer Mr. McRae Harry Tut Tle Rhinea Lufkin Atty Maurice McWalter Patrick McWalter F. A. Pierce A. D Mel Supt. Hall Harry Tuttle Edward Spencer Brookline H. C Newton W. F Chelsea Plummer Goodall Boston Spencer Messrs McWester Dee Ufkin

Local Social Notes From Acton Centre and Vicinity

Mrs. J Blankmeyer of Alston and Miss Charlotte Allen visited this week. Mr. Levander of Newton replaced Mr. Emerick at Halliday farm. Mrs. Drysdale, guest of her daughter Mrs. EB Jobs, returned to Woodstock New Brunswick. Mrs. Wilbur Fiske visited Maine and returned. Miss Helen Robbins visits Somerville. Miss Dee Beebe of Brooklyn visits her sister Inez Beebe at Luther Davis farm. Mrs. Jones of New Haven and Mrs. Bates of St Paris Maine guest of Mrs. Stearns. Mrs. Lavina Work of Lowell, daughter of Mrs. Herbert Fisk, granddaughter of Mrs. Robert Lister, and great granddaughter Marion, guests of Mrs. E. A. Phalen last Wednesday.

Blankmeyer Alston Inez Beebe Luther Davis Jones New Haven Bates St. Paris Stearns Lavina Work Lowell Herbert Fisk Robert Lister Marion E. A. Phalen

Tour of Duty Concord Company I Returns from Sandwhich Camp

Captain Michael J. Dee leads Concord Company I back Sunday after a highly successful duty tour. The unit traveled with 69 enlisted men and 3 officers, the first full company in years. At Peter's Pond in Sandwich they camped, worked mornings, and enjoyed evenings at moving picture shows, band concerts, and aquatic sports.

Michael J. Dee Concord Dee Sandwich Peter’s Pond Peter's Pond

Family Mourns Loss Of Mr Ryan And Six Children

Besides his wife, Mr. Ryan led her four daughters Misses Mary Nellie and Annie and two sons George and Harry who have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.

Mr. Ryan Mary Nelliee Annie George Udd Harry

Boston visitor pursued by local sailors after Scotland voyage

A Boston resident visiting E. B. Hickey on Fielding Street recently returned from Scotland. The shipboard incident involved a pursuit at sea after a boat voyage that she had sailed from.

Ake Hankine Boston E. B. Hickey Fielding St Scotland

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