23 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
1
South Sudbury residents share visits and travel updates including Arthur Burr and friends vacationing, Alfred La Gouff’s brief calls, and relatives from out of town staying with locals. Attendees visit Worcester and Lancaster. Memorial Church will close on upcoming Sundays. Nursing and home repairs, hospital news, and minor injuries are mentioned alongside community trips to Barre and Waltham.
Maynard Annie Nivela visited Gloucester with friends. Pearl Kroll of Hudson stayed with cousin Emmet Crosby. Lowell visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Pinaret visited Miss Mary Fearns. Ethelyn Richardson of Salem is staying with Bessie Kiersted. Beatrice Taylor works at Johnson pharmacy during vacation. Frank Marsh visited friends in Manchester New Hampshire. Maurice Connor and family welcome a new son born Sunday morning. Edith Palmer vacationing in Providence Rhode Island. James Morgan family visited relatives in Andover. Estelle Robinson of Providence visited the Case family. Catherine White of Boston guests of sister Ma Green in Park Street. Fred Randell enjoying a week off from Combination Cash. B L Hartwell of Kingston and Mrs Hartwell guests of Wilcox. Harry Chase on two week vacation at Nantasket Beach with family. Oscar Sawyer of Boston drug clerk visiting parents. Charles Frederickson of W A Haynes Co on a week’s respite. Jennie Crowley taken to Marlboro hospital for operation. Jerome Gleason of Concord named District Deputy for Summer Hill lodge 135 A O U W with an official visit planned. Bertha Corcoran on a month’s vacation from postal clerical duties at C M H st railway, staying at Port Hope Canada. St George’s parish set for Lake Boon picnic Saturday with boats from Chandler & Wilcox at 9 am. Albert Easthope to sell tickets. Lake Boon Catholic association dance Saturday night to raise funds for the new chapel.
Miss Hattie Shafter spends a week at Sagamore while Miss Augusta u Dewey vacations at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire Miss Hattie Priest of Roxbury visits Miss Julia Conant and Miss Marshall for a week Prof Charles Whitney takes his annual two weeks at Mitchell and Marshall homes Harris Steele recovers from a wrist injury Margaret Conant visits relatives in Lowell Stanley Conant visits Connecticut Miss Myrtle Fletcher, 1911 graduate, moves to Beverly for telephone work Miss Ethel Hurd of Somerville visits Miss Mary Marshall Rev H B Drew preaches in the Baptist church All churches open August 27 Mrs Paul Brown of Littleton and Mrs Mary O Brown of Ayer vacation at Falmouth Foreside and Sebago Me Mr and Mrs Albert F Conant plan to return from a western summer trip Miss Jennie Sawyer visits North Conway and Cape Elizabeth with Supt F H Hill's family Waldo E Conant and two sons visit Miss Beckwith at Onset Edward S Davis of Colorado visits his brother in Littleton Center family reunion held at Davis home with 16 relatives present Rev and Mrs Packard entertain Miss Wallace and Mrs Speed at their New Hampshire home Rev Henry C Speed preaches at Clinton's First Baptist church The 24th Middle sex Union Christian Endeavorers convention meets Sept 4 in Concord with theme Saved to Serve Rev H L Packard to lead devotional services at 10 a m Mr and Mrs Edward M Ruggles celebrate 10th wedding anniversary at Oak Hill residence. Ruggles works at Warren Bridge division B and M railroad.
Miss Edith Walker visited with her parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Sheffield occupy their camp at Great Pond. Mr and Mrs W M Parmenter entertained Everett relatives. Miss Edith M Newton and Bolton friend were guests of Mr and Mrs Crs Perry. A large Sudbury crowd enjoyed a Maynard band concert. Misses Julia and Lulu Glazier visited relatives in West Newton. Mrs William Marston of Malden and Mr and Mrs George Porter of Leominster were guests. Glasgow allows free street car rides for blind people and brass tokens are issued by the town council to aid such riders.
Mr and Mrs Walker Howe visit relatives in Chat ham and Mr and Mrs Charles Barker with Miriam travel to New Hampshire. Mrs J Alvord Rose resumes piano teaching on Sept 3 after summer. W B Small covers Miss Buck at her store during absence in Portland Maine. Wiseman promotes fishing tackle at Keyes. Miss Miared Smith substitutes as bookkeeper at N A Davis market during Lena Fiske vacation. Every Buck returns home from Portland Missouri after a week away with Edith. Bertha Kent returns from Philadelphia. American Pharmaceutical Association delegates toured Concord after Boston convention. Lillian Williams and Mary Hunt joined J W Raymond for Lake Baboosie weekend with Raymonds at their summer camp. Chilton Caot mourns loss of his pet bull terrier Gritty killed after failing to hear a warning note.
Irving L. of Bedford announces candidacy for representative on the Republican ticket. He cites 38 years as a Republican voter and 21 years on town boards including Selectmen and Assessors, with multiple chairmanships. Bedford relief fund committee formed for victims and Bedford fair plans progress with urged public participation.
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