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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication later than Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same week issue. Earlier receipt prevents condensation or delay. News, advertisements, or subscriptions may be left with F. E. Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Maynard residents report job changes and hires at local mills and firms. John Bonafant becomes carpenter for Contractor Lewis while Arthur Britton joins Whitney & Noll. Election vacancies open on water and health boards as Augustus Newton resigns. John Hanna leaves Assabet mills after 22 years with Woolen Co. and Warren Ball circulates a state aid petition against Acton.
The Associated Templars elected officers on day night led by President George Robinson and Vice President Albert Axford. Albert Currier became recording secretary with William Mann as financial secretary and William Coulter as treasurer. Directors include Frank Binks Lyman Priest William Coulter and George Siswick.
Small wares and notions, fine line of stationery, stockings and golf gloves at Mrs. Ada Hodge's, Nason street.
Members of the Marlborough visited Mr and Mrs Carl Walker at their Framingham road home on February 21 to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. They presented two parlor chairs and hosted refreshments as the evening continued in social form.
Community brief notes including residents visiting or visiting from Boston and Roxbury. Local health updates report Irene Willis and Mrs Tolman recovering from illnesses. A district court case against Ezra White for bigamy is noted with bonds set. Town meeting planned for Thursday. Westenders urged to attend for proposed measures.
Mrs Rosella Grant died suddenly at her home on Assahet Avenue Friday. Funeral services were held Monday at Epichurch of Concord with burial in Hawthorne chapter O E S. Hymns were sung by a male quartet. Bearers included C H Hart Capt Geo W Bourne E H Hatch and Geo W Young. She rests beside her husband in Sleepy Hollow. She leaves a daughter and many friends in Concord Junction.
The literary and social club held a basket party at Warner's hall Saturday night with strong turnout. P. H. Bullock spoke on personal observations of Washington's home. Mrs. K. T. McKenzie read, Miss Hatch of Concord performed iccolo, Gordon McKenzie played. Winslow Russell auctioned baskets with each basket including its hostess. Dancing continued until 11.
Lease changes place Miss Childs from Robertson James on Main Street to Dr. Theodore Chamberlain. Community groups report rail cars running through storms and a series of social events at town hall and churches, including dances, concerts, and Christian Endeavor papers. A fundraising sale for a Floating hospital and a children’s mission circle event with a Cradle Songs of the Nations program are also noted.
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