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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
9
A two week display at Wilder Macorda’s store showcases model exhibits in vegetables flowers fruit canned goods pantry items and sewing. The organizers aim to raise quality and uniformity for the Grange fair in Cooperative hall September 10 and 11. The exhibits are not guaranteed prize winners and are mainly for guidance with judges expected to explain scoring.
Mrs Eilen Coke formerly of Somerville died at her Warren Street West Somerville home on Tuesday morning after years of asthma. Survived by sisters Mrs Wilbur Hamlin Mrs Albert Bilson of Brookfield and Mrs Charles Guillow and brother Thomas Chanbury of Hanover Pa. Funeral at Mrs Hamlin’s home Friday at noon burial in Glenwood cemetery.
Oscar Griffin and others are listed as guests at local homes including Mrs. Florence Underwood and Miss Dorothea Stockbridge. A cross town car accident occurred on Lincoln street Monday night. Several residents plan visits to Boston Newport and Marblehead with vacations noted at Marblehead Provincetown and various towns.
The plan marks for a Labor Day event by the United Textile Workers of America local councils. A parade leads at 9 a.m. with Edward Garrigan as marshal. John Golden, international president, and Miss Cowboy will address attendees. An extensive sports program offers many prizes at John A Crowe Park.
New curbing installed by Sept of Streets official J. J. Driscoll on the Main street side of the Sudbury street bridge. Work to continue on the opposite side as funds permit. Chief Frank Binks and Deputy John Connors confiscated a sugar barrel of bottled whiskey and a box of bottled whiskey Monday evening bound for Leidel Sperbers.
Ashael Burnham died at his home in North Sudbury on Monday morning. Burial happened in Ipswich on Wednesday. Burnham, once a resident of the Bent farm, was a well known local figure.
Mrs. Lucy A. Newton and family thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during their recent bereavement and pledge to remember every word and act with gratitude.
The Methodist society and Congregational church will join for Sunday worship at 10 45 a m with Rev A M Osgood delivering Love and its relation to life. An open air service is planned and a midweek union fellowship meets Wednesday evening in the Congregational vestry with theme about hymns.
Brooklyn guest Daisy Reed and visitors from Beverly, Dayville, Clinton, and Woburn populate a week of social calls. Miss Wapda plans Woods Hole stay. O May visits town and now lives in North Billerica. Meetings include Su Hill lodge and a mass highway commission event in Worcester. Parties and lawn events stretch Concord Junction to South Acton with travel by car.
Boston August 26 Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced after touring Charlestown navy yard that the fleet is ready for any emergency. He urged Congress at the next session to expand the navy with more ships and submarines, noting fifty more ships and about six hundred more sailors than two years ago.
Selections show Fred Angier moving to Philadelphia for work with Mr. Robinson. James Linehan on vacation from Carpenter's, with Birth of at Tremont Theatre noted. Mrs McLaughlin and family expected home from Munroe Maine. Lieut Holt to lead in upcoming parade. Various Boston area residents, including McMahon, Bond, and Be, visit kin in Salem Holyoke Chicopee. Arline Cassavant to spend days in Boston Jamaica Plain. Albert and Mrs Billings return with Mary Billings born recently. White Sign Co painting at Conception select and site.
Fragmented local notices reveal a series of names and events including births, employment changes, and community activities. Mr Frank Rhineé and family celebrate a newborn son while J Toohey and Peet sr attend twin births. Other items mention band directions, new bookkeeper, street railway work, and hospital updates at Carney hospital in Boston.
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