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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
9
Local brief lists James J Hilferty James J Ledgard and William Naytor among residents named in a public notice. Authorities call for updated records and potential eligibility checks. The notice references a municipal filing requiring verification by citizens.
The column lists weekend guests and local residents visiting relatives, illness updates, job changes, and upcoming events in Concord and nearby towns. Notable items include John Hartley visiting the Caseys, Helen Burke and Mrs. Woodlock, multiple family gatherings, illness at Mrs. F S Brick’s home, nurse Mary A Cronin finishing service with Metropolitan Life, and scheduled lodge initiations and church services.
A cheerful gathering was hosted Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A Dis in honor of their daughter. Guests enjoyed games music and refreshments in a warm friendly atmosphere. Attending were Miss Marion Wilson Miss Kamagh Miss Jeren Marchant Miss Rut Veitch Miss Ruth Clark Miss Bessie Madeline Flagg Rose Pon Louis Blatt Wilbur Han John Springer Frank Iye Chastes Distasio and others.
A large crowd attended the junior hop in Raton hall on Wednesday afternoon. The committee led by Edward Furber and Arthur Wid ridge Jr organized the event with college pennants and flags. A new Victrola provided music, punch was served, and Miss Rideout acted as matron with Goddard and Hudspeth as patrons.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including P. J. Tuttle, Edith William, Miss Lillian Williams, T. M. Barry, Sumner C, and Mra Helsher with roles such as lady steward. no clear event or date provided.
A long list of names appears as an advertised letters section. Entries include Blanchard J Robert Consetti Jos H Carr V Cenza Harvey he C A Kendall James Jackson Karl sen Albert H Newall John P W Smith Abner Stow Snow Clarence Wood V G Mire Marie Barnes Mrs Hi Cal Mrs Delian Cook Mary E Carl Mary W Mra Family A ler Mrs ward W Hennan Miss Margaret Stevens Mrs R Shipherd C F E Williams.
Concord Musical Club members and about 100 guests enjoyed a guest afternoon at the home of vice president George M. r. on Tuesday. The hostess’s brother presented a superb voice that charmed the audience. Miss Miriam provided refreshments while Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Henry F. Smith Jr. poured.
Letter Carrier Percy N. Foss invited friends and post office staff to a venison supper at the Colonial Inn on Monday evening. The event honored Assistant Engineer Samuel Tuttle’s birthday with a bouquet from the fire department crew visible in the gathering. Foss, famed for deer hunting, again supplied a supper featuring venison cut from his own hunt.
Frederick W. Seer and J. S. Wilson named as leading officers with Brown as steward and Leslie Iain and Agnes N among the assembled officers. The Pomona and other positions are listed among the 1914 Grange officers elected.
Members of Omega Pi and friends to the number of 40 enjoyed a dance at the home of Mrs Eleanor Ballou. A Boston pianist played music for dancing until late. The hostess served refreshments and the evening was well attended.
A 26 relative dinner was held at Martin Helsher's Westford home on Thursday. Miss Sara and Elisabeth Jones invite visitors to Kettle's ds and Walden st with a welcoming latch string out at any hour. Carlisle draws crowds on Friday. Concord council K of C Grand Knight Thomas J McGarn plans a novelty dance with details to come in The Enterprise next week.
Framingham Hospital notes indicate a patient from South Sudbury with apoplexy showings signs of recovery. Local reports mention Thanksgiving Day observed quietly with few visiting friends and relatives from out of town.
Miss Marjorie H. Leighton of Wo no a successor to Miss Helens Meredith resigned from her position as high school assistant teacher.
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