Maynard A D Host Illness and Jane Turnbull Visit
Maynard A D host is reported sick while Mrs Jane Turnbull visited in Newton recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Turnbull
Newton
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
1
Bedford News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Bedford notes report Dr Salmon purchasing a car, a Powder mill worker, visits by Miss May Ledgard, and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Gehard Waite. Local travel, church events, rehearsals, and mill conditions are described along with weather and a violent storm affecting Bedford streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iéehard Waite
James. Baldy
A.D. Piolto
An- Ha
Lowell
Sudbury News notes and social gatherings in town
Delmont Ferden uses crutches after a sprained ankle. Hyde Park guests visit the Stones on Thanksgiving. Ferden family and Perry group visit relatives. Irville Seymour family vacates a house in East Sudbury. Mrs Porte entertains a large family party with relatives from Leominster Worcester and Groton. Florence Hilton opens a community dancing class in Belmont College building. Grange meeting in Argyle Hall with Mass State Grange lecturer C M Gardner speaking. Officers elected at the meeting. Sudbury social dance attended by many. Wattham Watch Factory band played at the Thanksgiving dance.
Concord Junction social notes and local updates
Concord Junction residents report visits and illnesses including Frank Stone at the Grange meeting and John Mitchell convalescing from chicken pox. Local business buys a new horse for a grocery route while Tracy Pope handles lighting duties at the station. The community notes a dance, a bridge opening, and the Hayden Trio concert with a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Adams & Dridges
Old Wright's Tavern Under New Management
Old Wright's Tavern now operated under new management with special attention to automobileists clubs and banquets. Moderate rates for boarders by Charles C Weelman proprietor contact phone 2 5.
Oyster Supper and Sale by Bedford Alliance
The Bedford branch of the Women’s Alliance hosts a sale of work in the Unitarian church parlor on December 2 from 2 to 10 pm. An oyster supper is served from 6 to 8 pm and attendees can buy a bowl and spoon to take home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Women’s’ Alliance
Unitarian Church
Mary F. Jenks
James R. Poor
Frederic Parker
Roger Brown
James W. Ellott
Florence Wood
Edith L. Lane
KE. .E. Fyimblen
Elizabeth Wood
Geo. R. Blinn
S. A. Wood
Whiten
Flo ™Tien
Boynton
Mills
Starke
Bacon
Prince
Thanksgiving House Party at Bedford Bungalow
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Clark hosted a Thanksgiving day gathering at their Bedford bungalow near Concord River. Sixteen guests endured bad weather and enjoyed boxing, social games and cards. Remarkably four couples married within the past year, with attendees including Mr and Mrs H A Clark and others from Bedford Worcester Arlington Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Clrke
West
Bedford
Concord
H.a.clark
H. Clark
E. G. Pierce
L. R. Pierced
Worcester
Walter Gleason
Harold Gleason
Sliss
Mildred Gleason
Arlington
Myron
Clark
Malden
Sudbury Notes Highlight Visits and Community Events
The Sudbury column records Mrs J D Gilman closing her residence for winter as she moves to Boston. Mrs B Frank Howe hosts a Leominster visitor pair. rains ease drought in wells. Widespread hot water heating spreads via Krank W Goodnow and Wimner R Smith with RH Butterfield. Thomas Atkinson moves into Walter Rogers home. space to be taken by P Q Rondeau. Thanksgiving services quiet. Memorial church hosts a fair and sale Thursday led by local women. Luther Cutting and Mary Thompson Cutting celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary with relatives, recalling Mrs Cutting’s church work and singing past contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Mary (Thompson) Cutting
East Sudbury
Framingham
Cutting
Cone’s
Sudbury
Advertised Letters and Property Listings in Brief
Ads list letters to recipients including William Bradshaw George Cunningham Mary Galant Isidore Leger Frederick Pargount Saltiory Mandoo and Frank Murray. Also notes houses available a ten room house and four room cottage with hen houses gardens near Mrs Esla fyrell reformatory Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradshaw
Calkins
George E. Cunningham
Mary Galant
Isidore Leger
Frederick Pargount
Saltiory
Mandoo
Frank Murray
Lev
Esla Fyrell
Mear Mass. Reformatory
Thanksgiving Activities Highlight Concord Week
A Concord family gathering of 17 shared Thanksgiving at A S Lowden's Hubbard Street home. Albert Rockwood returns to Amherst Agricultural College after holidays. The Lyceum second concert by the Smailey Trio is set for Wednesday. Happenings include visits by H Logan in Boston, Willow Rebekah Lodge hosting Waltham lodges, and Patten inspecting local assessor books. Rev S O Dexter spoke at the Thanksgiving services. Thal paid a $5 fine for speeding in local court, and Samuel H Tuttle heads to Boston to join The Marriage of Kitty production by the Y M C A Criterion Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Lowden
Hubbard St
Samuel H. Tuttle
Boston
Marriage of
Kitty
Union Hall
Criterion Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
A.D
Dr. Salmon
Shawsheen Lodge
1. OR. M
May Ledgard
Hudson
John O'Brien
Piewsi
Matson General Hospital
Mary Law
Chié.sea
James Coulter
Mrs. Ed. Perkins
Jackson, N. H
James Joran
Cealer
Edward’ Sheridan
George. W. Phillips
Ashmont
Frank Ss. Ferns
B.ja’ Baxter
John Hannon
Bancroft
John A. Sullivan
Windham, Cocn
Arthur Sullivan
Front
Laura Scott
North Billerica
William Holt
St.” Bridget’s
Dramatic Club
The
Assabet Furniture Wo
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Waltham Lodge
Maynard Supply
Nason
May Sullivan
John
Thomas. Sullivan
Leon Clark
Fitchourg
Sherman Company
St. Bridget’s
Temperance Seciety
P. N. Dahl
Tomloft
Walnut ‘and
River
Srs
Ralph Prescott
Maynard Poultry Club
Mirror Lake
John Maley
John Galvin
Marlboro
John. ~ Carpenter
Robert’ Crossley
Mark Kelley
John. McPherson
Mr. Carpenter
Harmon
Dr. Sweeney
Drake Phiffer, Jr
Levi Williams
General Hospital and
Wil
William Nelson
Bastion
Penn
L. H. Halladay
Beiford
Wea Nescay
Vermont
Halladay
Master Hollis
Jacok
Green Mountains
Mr. Haladay
Ejalis
H.P. N. Dahl
Edith A. Buck
Concord, Mass
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Tel
A. M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Joseph King
East Lynne
Gertrude Arden
Dwinell’s
Everbody
W. F. Litchfield Main ST
Delmont BE. Ferden
Walter Stone
Hyde. Park
W. M. Ferden
Pepperell
LL. D. Perry
Perry
Dr. M. Thery
Yoorcester
Irvillie Seymour
Neins
OW. Cartien
Mary F. Porte
Leominster
Groton
Florence
Hilton
Belmont Colege
Town Hall
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
C. M. Gardner
State Grange
Wae
Sudbury Srass
Wattham Watch Factory
Concord Junction
Frank Stone
Concord Grange
Tracy
Pope
Tad Mach
Jou
Concord Jutretion
Taunton
Harry
Heclarver’s
Pondage
Joseph Brown
Asl Wook
J. D. Brown
Central St
Alien
James Dunlop
Maine
Flanagan
Pal. Factory
Concord: Junction
OLD Wright's Tavern
Charles C. Weelman
South
B. Frank Howe
Mrs. Kendall
Thomas Atkinson
Walter Rogers
Raymond
P. QO. Rondeau
Woonsocket
Re 1
Memorial Church
A. McConnel
Norman M. Hunter
Albert” Rockwood
Amherst Agricultural Colege
Lyceum
Smailey
H. Logan
Wir Abrams
Colonial Inn
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Waltham
Robert M. Patten
Hhe
S. O. Dexter
Trinity. Church
George von L. Meyer
Art Thal
Ares
Aman
Geo. H. Gutteridge, Watchmaker
Concord Hospital
Karl G. Johanson
Concord Junction, Mass
Auverte Ing
Rhodes, Mercantile Safe Deposit Co
N, Y
China
M. Keyes
Concord Commonwealth Avenue
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