Alumni reunion in Concord attracts large crowd
In Concord the alumni reunion will be held Saturday evening drawing many locals. Tickets are on sale at the Rexall store.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1916
Page
3
In Concord the alumni reunion will be held Saturday evening drawing many locals. Tickets are on sale at the Rexall store.
January additions include Reminiscences and Letters by Sir Robert Ball edited by his son, Julia Ward Howe by her daughters, and Hawkes’s In Gitting the Dark Trail. Also On the Trail of Stevenson, Australian Byways, Denmark and the Danes, Ordeal by Battle, The Russian Campaign 1915, and several poetry volumes.
The Federation of Catholic Societies stages a Sunday meeting February 20 at Association Hall in Concord Junction. Hon. Charles Daley of Medford and Patrick Sarsfield Caniff of Watertown speak. Rev. Daniel W. Cronin presides. A musical program precedes the talks. no admission or collection. open at 3 p.m.
A late county election report notes unclear voter interest four days before polls opened. Six candidates vie for selectman with Republican slate Mogae Smith Birr against Democrats Mahoney Connolly and Gilroy. Morse and Binks leaners also discussed. License question prompts active campaigning by liquor and no license factions. moderator and overseer races seen as close. other municipal posts also listed with several candidates. The notice includes a separate legal filing from West End Land Company seeking sale of Concord property to satisfy a storage lien.
John P. Tenney remains in the same condition. Chester B. Robbins bought a new Cadillac to be delivered in spring. A district rally and social entertainment will be hosted by the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor on Tuesday February 15 at the Congregational church. Miss Helen B. Wood visiting at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. JF C Wood.
The Acton Centre Woman's Club holds a regular meeting in the church west by Thursday afternoon at 2 30. Rev. Brooks Noyes of Ludlow will speak on militarism.
Mrs. M F E Taylor died Monday morning after years of illness. Funeral services were held at her home Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. F W Tingley and Rev. F Brooks Noyes of Ludlow presiding. Burial followed at Woodlawn cemetery. Survived by husband two sons and one daughter Mrs H F F Tuttle.
The annual town meeting will be held in Acton on the first Monday in March. A citizen's caucus is set for Monday evening February 21. Nominations must be filed with the town clerk by 5 PM February 24. Voter registration hours are scheduled at South Acton Schoolhouse February 17, West Acton Fire House February 24, and Town Hall February 26 from noon to 10 PM.
The high school’s senior class held a Saturday afternoon food sale at Wilder X Macurda pharmacy on Nason Street, adding funds for their Washington trip. Misses Miriam Kempton Sadie Mallinson Mary Heffern Elizabeth Sweeney Mary Dunn and Cecelia Moynihan sold homemade candies cakes and pies while Harold Sullivan Harold Morgan Earl Smith and Roy McCormack assisted in collecting funds.
The District Court of Central Middlesex orders the petitioner to publish a notice in the Concord Enterprise that a civil action exists. The respondent must appear in Concord before the court on March 4 to answer, with copies of the petition and order. Publication runs weekly for three weeks, last publication fourteen days before March 4. Edward F. Loughlin, Clerk.
Middlesex South District Deeds records show Concord West End Land Company sues Elmer J. Johnson for unpaid storage fees totaling 229 dollars for furniture and household effects stored from May 15, 1906. Court orders publication notice in Middlesex County weeks ahead of appearance on January 28, 1916 with continued notices through March 4.
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