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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1911

Page

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Local Happenings and Social Notes From Marlboro

Henry Breault of Washington street works in Lynn Levi Mulhearn returns home for holidays Arthur Bekland of New York City visits Marlboro Constance Bouvier is named for the Belg Hoola boat club party Jan 5 at Preston hall Joseph Desmarais resumes work at Frye factory Lowell street resident Edward tionen moves to Elm Norwood area Edward Andrews plays violin at Fitchburg church service Maple street supt L N Richer to finish season’s work Anna Connelly of Brooks House Boston visits 112 Washington street Amedee Lamoureux guest of sister in Mechanicst Hot Griddle club to hold Dec 31 banquet J B Mathieu visits Dorchester Mrs Evans births a baby girl Minnie and Anna Fitzgerald visit Marlboro Misses Fitzgerald formerly dressmakers visit Marlboro William Doake sells Packard car to George Sigel plans new 6 cylinder car to arrive spring Cyprien Martin returns home from Leominster Many attend Natick Knights of Columbus degree work at D D John A Crowe Westboro Mayor elect prayers by Rev Hayward Mrs William Dudley and daughter to Providence then New York Louisette Blanchette and Jessie visit from Gra Forks Augustine Blanchette visiting Marlboro first time in 32 years Ladies Auxiliary A O F i elect officers Requiem high mass for Mrs Louis Lattinville at St Mary's Church Deceased member of St Ann Sodality Louis Lattinville of Brockton attends service New subscribers added to The Enterprise agent C S Hunt solicits new subscribers for one year or less FOR SALE Franklin automobile in good order price 75 00 apply Beverage Co South Sudbury Mass

Henry Breault Washington St Lynn Levi Mulhearn Brockton Arthur Bekland New York Cty Constance Bouvier Jos. A.bouvier Belg Hoola Boat Club Preston Hall Joseph Desmarais Frye Edward Tionen Charles Mcree Elm Norwood Sts Edward Andrews Fitchburg L. N. Richer Maple St Anna T. Connelly Brooks House Boston Amedee Lamoureux Hartford Conn Alphonse Lamothe Mechanicst J. B. Mathieu Dorchester Jesse Evans Evans Minnie Anna Fitzgerald Worcester Masonic Building Marlboro Friends William Doake George Sigel Cyprien Martin Leominster State Board of Phar Natick Knights of Columbus D. D. John A. Crowe Westboro B F. Hayward Unitarian Church William Dudley Daughte Helen Providence R. I Dudley Frank Dudley Louisette Jessie Gra Forks N. D Augustine Joseph Blanchette Blanchette Marlboro West

Local residents named in weekly notes and visits

Robert Yahn and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hawkes are ill this week while Miss Mabel Moore and Miss Florence Turnbull visit relatives in Milbury and Leominster respectively. Various residents travel for work, study, and family visits including Edward Billett as high alley roller, trips to New York and Philadelphia, and Mizpah Rebekah lodge members touring Marlboro.

Joseph McLoughlin Mabel Moore Milbury Roy McCormack Lever’s Florence Turnbull Leominster Gilbert M. Hawkes Dora King Grace Rouillard Webster Edward Billett Alley

Local notices from Littleton reflect holidays and community events

Miss Ruth Prescott visits Cushing Academy while families prepare for Christmas. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George H Weaver of North Littleton, and Prank Brophy died in Littleton. Grace Conant returns for vacation. Christmas services and concerts mark the season. Lectures, sales, and a netted sum of 150 dollars from the annual United Workers sale are noted.

Ruth Prescott Cushing Academy George H. ‘Weaver North Littleton Prank Brophy Littleton Te Gee Middletown Conn Grace Patten Conant Milliken University Decatur Ill A. F. Conant Unitarian Church

Community events and notices from Lowell and surrounding area

Rubber bottles sold at C W Blake Co drug store for Christmas gifts. December Par ent-Teacher Association meeting noted for its features. Samoset chocolates sold at C W Blake Co. Miss Cross lecture praised for school room decoration ideas. Local students at Lowell Industrial School named. B P O E members attended Nashua lodge entertainment in Lowell. First Grammar School group performed songs with Mrs. Walter Temple. Shawsheen tribe I Q O R M hosted public smoke talk and supper in town hall. Medicines from Mark line promoted as winter health aids by C W Blake Co. Bedford Civic Club to meet December 20 with Nathan H Daniels Jr speaking on gasoline engines and demonstrations. Refreshments to be served.

C. W. Blake Co Parent-Teacher Association Cross George Petersen Walter Manning Jank B. Davis Harold’ Wilson Bedford Civic Club Town Hall Cy Warman Nathan H. Daniels, Jr

Resting Rites: Seek Solitude for Rebirth and Hope

The text urges abandoning the dark view and seeking solitude to refresh the mind. It notes that earnest effort is never lost and warns that a gloomy attitude paralyzes creativity. A final odd claim mentions cotton supplanting poppies with distorted, likely erroneous details about Chinese agriculture.

Local moves and community notes from Concord Junction

Several residents relocate within the area with C W Hinckley and family moving to Lowell and George R Knight and family to Medford. Miss Allee J leaves for Melrose while Mrs W H Kingman recovers from illness. Mrs Benjamin Derby convalesces after surgery at Elliot hospital Fenway. Odd Fellows Ball set for February 9 with Treadwell’s orchestra from Somerville. Union church hosts illustrated lecture The Winning of the West. Mrs A B Messer returns home after appendectomy at N B Baptist Hospital Brookline. Withington estate sold at auction to John Aderson for 2980 dollars with few bids. A new two story building rises beside Lapham block, Waldo Laphat owner. Christian Endeavor officers elected for the coming year at Union church with Clara Pettigrew president and Winslow Damon vice president. Committees led by Winslow Damon, Margaret Leighton, Lillian Harmon, Percy MacWilliams, George Bowker, Susie Wood, Sarah Massie.

Treadwell Somerville Union Church A.B. Messer N. B. Baptists’ Hospital Brookline Withington John Aderson Central St Lapham Block National Express “O Waldo Laphat Christian Endeavor of Union Church Clara Pettigrew Winslow Damon Annie Butcher Elwood Sweet Ruth Allen Margaret Leighton Lillian Harmon Percy MacWilliams George Bowker Flower Susie Wood Sarah Massie

Concord News Briefs From A Week Of Local Happenings

Concord notices report public schools closing for a week, local vacations and trips by residents, a year end assessors session, Christmas events at Eaton hall and Trinitarian church, chimney fires in several homes, teachers and students plans at the college of osteopathy, and upcoming study meetings by the Concord Woman's club with a Dickens paper planned for January 26.

Concord Woman's Club Richard F. Wood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ladies’ Auxiliary A. O. Fi Josephine O'Brien Rosella Wall V. P Ellen J. McGill R. S Lizzie Fisher Agnes T. Wall Treas Mae Cavanaugh Margaret T. Kelley Sentinel St. Mary’s Church Louis Lattinville J. C. Caisse St. Ann Sodality C. 8. Hunt Franklin Automobile Beverage Co South Sudbury Mass Robert Yahn James Bradley Providence, R. I Raymond Palmer Pauline Bent Tilton Seminary Tilton, N. H J. W. Rugg Orange Gertrude Casey William Lasbury Philadelphia Agnes Bradley St. Armany P. Q Carl Stockbridge Charles Wassela Concord St Price Clementa Sullivan Nasonville R. L Rose Nevins Assabet Mills O. C. Dreschler Willimantic Rockville Philip Dwinell Holderness School Plymouth N. H M. F. Mullin Grace Heffernan Margaret Kelley William O'Brien Rene van Heenbergh Frank P. J. Sullivan Frank Nyman John Hannon Vera Lawton John Kane John Sims Sylvester Cambridge Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Star of Hope Lodge Crosby Cash Store Ylow'g Frank Jones Mildred Randell Sophia Klemola Elizabeth Simons Ralph Brown Checker Concord Boston Checker Club Cannon’s Block Trurman & Conne Maynard Malloy State Normal School Lowell Lyceum Daniel O'Connell Littleton Female Academy Dorchester Woman's Club United Workers of the Congregational Church Glenwood Ranges B. F. Townsend Nason and Main Streets W. F. Litchfield Lowell Lodge Nashua First Grammar School Walter Temple Society Order Joseph Hodgdon Henry Thayer Hery Thayer Co China E. Jones Commonwealth Ave Concord Jet Mase Baker Hudson Gas Go Nason Street Whites Garage MAIN Concord, Mass Concord Junction C. W. Hinckley George R. Knight Medford Allee J Melrose W. H. Kingman Benjamin Derby Elliot Hospital Fenway Moses Brenan West Acton Middlesex School Henry B. Joslin Lake Baboosie Frederick Winsor South Carolina Board of Assessors Edith Williams Bertha Love W. D. Cross Eaton Hall Joseph Dee John Dee Trinitarian George 8. Keyes A. J. “Cks The Mass. College of Osteopathy Walden St Maine John F. Manning Frederick Millette Stow St Rideal Gift H. P. N. Dahl
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