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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
1
An appeal encourages placing orders for blazing fires and warmth to delight family and guests on Christmas day. It promises prompt delivery to your cellar, with consistent quality and prices, urging customers to phone without delay.
Local events include Miss Annie Nivata joining Christie's store division 44 and George Bowers starting at Maynard smoke shop. New Year activities planned by Ladies auxiliary AOH 33 and O H officers to be elected in December. Community groups announce meetings, dances, and lectures at Cooper Hall, Hibernian hall, and St Bridget's.
Bedford residents engage in school, business and travel news. Miss Kila May McKee attends a St. Johnsbury boarding school. Roger Brown buys the Reed estate on Maple Street. Dwyer Bros. Express adds a 45 h p auto truck for routing.
The Lyceum course at Concord Junction's second event Monday December 13 promises an evening of vocal music by the Riverside male quartet and readings by Miss Marguerite Chaffee. The West Concord Woman's club met Friday with Mrs. W S Leland in charge.
Union Church schedules Sunday worship at 10 45 with a sermon on Signs that thy redemption draweth nigh The evening service features Prophecy and the Coming Redeemer A memorial window for Merrill Scott Judkins will be presented by a relative It aims to be a constant sermon and loving memory The church near completion expects plastering and a March first opening
Notices describe a two story eight room house with modern conveniences and furnace heat listed by L. N. Fowler. Also offered is a ten room house and a four room cottage with hen houses and gardens near Mrs. Bila Tyrell close to Mass reformatory.
Miss Ruby Cole of Sudbury entertained her Roxbury father. John Quinn of Roslindale visited. Frank Bradford joined Yo Yo Beverage Co. from W.B. Miles. The gym class led by Miss Alice Harrington meets Fridays at Music hall. Children’s class runs afternoons. adults in evenings. A new Men’s Club founded with Rev. G. H. Clarke as teacher invites all men over 16 to join for winter recreation. second meeting Thursday at the Methodist church.
In Music Hall Saturday Sudbury high plays Stow high. Captain Harvey Fairbanks leads Ernest Porter Albert Porter Leo Quinn and Marshall Richardson are on the Sudbury team. The first half favors Stow, final score 30 29 in Stow’s favor. Next games are at Lyman School Westboro Thursday and Rexall Social Club Maynard Saturday.
Warning to buyers that M. F. Mullin of Nason Street Maynard is appointed as the official local agent. Toys and Christmas gifts on sale there are selected from the stock and stamped with approval. Shoppers are urged to call Mullin to obtain genuine articles.
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