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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

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Old Home Week free literature and certificates in Bedford

The Bedford Safety Razor Co will issue thousands of Old Home Week One Dollar Certificates during the carnival. Certificates signed and presented by Sept. 15 will credit a Bedford Safety Razor account, and one lucky holder may win a free razor. Albert R. Bacon and family are in Cliffe Island Maine for about two weeks. Locations for picking up literature include the C. W. Blake Co drug store and the firm’s notices via Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr.

Albert R. Bacon Rske Bacon Cliffe Island C. W. Blake Co Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr Bedford Safety Razor Co Enterprise Bedford Bedford Safety

Bedford Old Home Week Committees Formed for 1919 Event

Executive and auxiliary committees named for Bedford Old Home Week with Irving J. Hodgdon as chairman and Louis Pfeiffer as in charge of entertainment. Members include Dr. Pfeiffer Jr., Sherman Rich, Fred Cook, Sydney Young, George Dimond, John Comiley, and many others across athletic, decorations, literary, press, and military groups.

Irving J. Hodgdon Louis Pfeiffer Henry D. Lyons Dr. Pfeiffer, Jr Sherman G. Rich Fred F. Cook Sydney W. Young Joseph H. Williams Nathan H. Daniels Wallace Goldsmith John R. Comiley Warren A. Cutler Fred B. Bartlett Chas. W. Blake P. Kelley Ross K. Whit Ross K. Whiton J. Pf@iffer, jr John 8. Myers Edwin R. Blake Walter F. Temple Edw. A. Troy Clarence Meagher Edgar H. Wilard Albert R. Bacon Geo. H. Wood Joseph 8. Hodgdon Dr. I. Pfeiffer John R. Coniley John Kirkegaard Abbott Kk. Webber Inathan H. Daniels, Jr J. Newton Frost Harold V. Skene Chas. EB. Williams Edw. P. Kelley Dudley Hartford Harrison D. Hodgdon A. Elmer Blake George Piper George R. Blinn M. Bernard Webber George R. Nn Abrams Bown Eton A. Boynton Elihu G. Loomis W. Jenks Esq Geo. M. Dimond W. Willis

Social notes from South Sudbury and surrounding towns

South Sudbury residents enjoy visits from relatives including Miss Mae Heffron and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. Post Office Dept orders noon Boston mails discontinued. Several travelers, including Fred J. McLeod and Herbert G. Pollard, are noted. Mrs. Hannah Woods dies in Ayer after long residence there. Remains laid to rest at St Bernard's Cemetery.

Boston Post Office Department George 8. Smith Pike N. H Fred J. McLeod Railroad Commissioners Rice William Moore Cincinnati John Tulis Moore Indianapolis Hannah Woods Ayer St. Bernard's Church St. Bernard's Cemetery

Maynard Veitch and others visiting in New England towns

Maynard Raymond Veitch is staying in South Freeport Maine. Alice Kitchener from Nashua visits with the Kitchener family in town. Frank Sullivan from Jamaica Plain is hosted by local friends. Carr family and Wi spend the week with relatives in Holliston. Patrick McNamara and children visit Fitchburg guests of the Rainville family. Margaret May and son Phillip spend two weeks at Hampton Beach with May Martin. Charles Johnson undergoes successful surgery at Deaconess hospital Concord. Three month old Harry Edward Woodman dies Friday night burial on Sunday. Parmenter guests return to Orange. Visitors from Nantasket Beach travel by trolley. William K Denniston leaves Oldtown mill for Sutton mill in North Andover. Gutteridge family enjoy an automobile trip to various places. I O O F M A members Davis Spence Axford Shearer Axford Gould earn lecture degree in Waltham.

Ani J. Chester Carr Holliston Patrick McNamara Fitchburg Felix Rainville Margaret May Phillip May Martin Hampton Beach Charles Johnson Deaconess Hospital Concord Harry Edward Arthur Woodman John Parmenter Richard Parmenter Orange Nathan Raynor Henry Axford George Mead Nantasket Ralph Gould The Waltham

Simpe Rally Beats Brookline 5-3 in Concord Junction

The Simpe rallied to turn a early Brookline three run lead into a 5-3 victory. MacCarthy limited Brookline after the first inning while Reilly and Fitzpatrick led Concord Junction with key hits and base running. Fielding was tight on both sides as Brookline suffered its first defeat in 12 games with an upcoming rematch set for Sept. 7.

Simpe Brookline Simps MacCarthy Anderson Reilly Concord Junction Fitzpatrick Fitz Wood Relly Powers Delaney Forgea Casey Williams Pratt Connolly Goddard

Vacation Notices and Local Happenings in Concord Area

Miss Elsie Pike vacationing in Cambridge port Virginia. Miss Gladys Love from Everett on vacation. Helen Hunt returned from Hopkinton relatives visit. George M. Weed building a stable on Monument St. William Bradley visiting Concord from New York. Misses Hyde and Schofield guests of Miss Grace Gile Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. John M. home from a several weeks away. Bessie Holden to spend vacation in Gloucester. Friday storm milder here than elsewhere. Card players from the Rockingham fair. Mrs. Alice Whitney back at town treasurer office after summer resort visits. Capt A. Frank Holden and others at Luther Cub event. Emma J. Smith on vacation on Monhegan Island. Wedding in Maynard scheduled next Tuesday. Mrs. William Brown injured in fall at Main St. compound shoulder fracture. Bedford to host Concord on Labor Day Old Home Week events. Ernest Hinsman back to Walcott’s after vacation. Grange question for Concord noted. Mr and Mrs Raymond return from lake and weekends with family. Cora Olsen shot in Maynard being treated at Mass Gen Hospital. Mutual Helpers Flower Mission in Boston reports strong flower donations. Local firm renovates store with paint and enclosure. expects big fall and winter business.

Wiliam Bradley Concord New York Helen Hyde Alice Sehofled Atlaton Grace Gile Lexington John M Bessie L. Holden Hubbard St Gloucester Laturday Lake Boon Harry Tuttle Michael Ryan Frank Cutler Alice Whitney Frank W. Holden Samuel Larkin T. Mason Emma J. Smith Middlesex Mutual Fite Ance Co Monhegan Island Aken Town Hall Manyard Ney E. McCleary William Brown Bedford Ernest Hinsman Walcott’s

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