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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1901
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure inclusion in the same week's issue. Early submissions prevent condensation or delay. News, advertisements, or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Ganderson Riverside block, or subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard Maynard High School Alumni hold their annual reunion this Wednesday night in Assembly Hall on Nason Street. The eight to fifty members plan a sociable evening with Garfield as president and Meese as vice president guiding events. Anthony Hilferty will sing selections, Li Mead will play piano, Helen Pettigrew assist with singing, Charles Brackett on clarinet, Lawton's Orchestra providing music. After the concert, promenades, music and dancing continue until midnight. Married members may invite spouses to the gathering. Invitations have been sent to several doctors teachers and school board members.
Raymond Kitchin of the Washington mills leaves Lawrence to become cashier of the Assabet mills at Maynard Mass. This transfer follows 14 years in the Washington mills counting room. Born in 1870 at China Me he is 31 and married to Isabell Pratt with two children. He belongs to the First Baptist church and is active in local clubs.
Edward T. McManus of Maynard and Thomas Teeling of Milford agreed to meet at Hopkinton in a champion middle and elbow wrestling match. McManus has shown grit and his supporters claim the bout will attract interest and money, though others doubt the sporting excitement.
A string of brief society items notes visits and travels from Concord Jact. Joan Adams Mise Annie Chase Richard Hatch Mise Estella Chaplin call on Mr. Brown in Roxbury Miss Marzuna Edeon and Mrs.Poland enjoy harbor trip aboard the King Philip. Several residents travel to Maine Cohasset Hampton Beach and Vermont and attend church services.
Captain John Bordman Jr. of the 26th Volunteers arrived home in Junction on Saturday night to a warm welcome. The town showed enthusiasm with red fire and brass band music as Rev. Wm. J. Batt spoke. Bordman, looking well, will stay in Massachusetts until after Harvard Yale events before returning to Illinois to pursue business.
Davis starred for the Hustlers but the Invincibles held the lead. The final score showed 13 for the Invincibles and 9 for the Hustlers in a tense Concord game.
A young man, while pursuing a costly sport, damaged a store window and caused splatter on a neighbor’s window. Officer Craig took him into custody. a surety posted and he was released. He faced court on a charge of probation violation for two months.
The program for Labor Day is attractive with generous prizes and events designed to engage attendees. The organizing committee lists sub divisions including horses led by P. J. Sullivan and athletics managed by Daniel J. MacEweeney.
Mrs. E. H. Whitcomb helps her sister in H. L. Whitcomb's store while the proprietor is away on vacation. Bids for work on town hall are being received but a winner is not yet announced. the award will be made after deliberation.
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