Mrs Mary A Gay Dies After Long Illness At Park Street
Mrs Mary A Gay wife of Walter A Gay of Park Street died at her home Monday morning shortly before 11 o clock from valvular heart trouble after five years of invalidism. She was 64 born in Marlboro now Hudson and lived here all her life. She married Waldo A Gay thirty seven years ago. Survived by two sons Frank and Earl and one sister Mrs Charles O Murray of Nashua New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Gay
Mary A
Park St
Waldo A. Gay
Frank
Earl
Charles O. Murray
Nashua
N. H
Reserved Seats For Town Hall Rush On January Six
Seats for a town hall are in high demand with on sale at 7 am Monday. Early buyers queued since 4 am and many were disappointed. Mr Lovett reserves 75 floor seats behind the class, priced at 35 cents, exchangeable at Worcester's. Remaining floor seats are general admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Town Hall
Mr. Lovett
Worcester’s
Pilgrim Fathers Hold Enjoyable Social in K of P Hall
The Pilgrim Fathers club held a lively social at the K of P hall with banjo solos by John Jackson piano pieces by Miss Bliss Burgess and Busby’s orchestra providing dance music The evening concluded with a collation of sandwiches doughnuts and coffee served by committee members Mrs Dwight Williams Elton Burgess and Mr Marco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Pilgrim Fathers
K. of P. Hall
John Jackson
Bliss Burgess
Busby
Dwight ‘Williams
Elton Burgess
Marco
Y. M. C. Aims New Clubrooms in Chase Building
The Y. M. C. L., a club of 165 local young men, has hired rooms in the Chase Building above George L. Day’s store on Main Street. They will move in once renovations are complete. Officers are President William O'Donnell Vice President William Breén Secretary Ralph Manning and Treasurer Patrick McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
George L. Day
Main St
William O'Donnell
William Breén
Ralph Manning
Patrick McManus
Guests of Marlboro Zouaves Attend Weekend Festivities
Garde D'Honneur visited Marlboro Friday evening as guests of the Marlboro Zouaves. A procession led by the Hudson Fife and Drum corps traveled from St. Jean hall to Fitchburg station then back to St. Jean hall where the Marlboro Zouaves presented a military drill and dancing continued until 2 a.m. The event drew warm applause for the local company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garde D'Honneur
Marlboro
St. Jean Hall
Hudson Fife and Drum Corps
Fitchburg
Last Benefit Dance For John McCormack Jan 16
The town hall hosts the last benefit dance January 16 with local talent including the Hudson comedy tour. Nell's Orchestra of Marlboro provides dancing music while the event supports John McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Town Hall
Hudson
Newell’s Orchestra of
Marlboro
Johnny
Concord Junction Community News Roundup
William Jenness remains ill and John Redfearn is out after a long sickness. George and Mrs Menter’s children recovered from scarlet fever and their house was fumigated. Officer Leon M Harris’s brother died of typhoid in Danville Pa. and he travels there. Boston Harness Co workers were discharged. leather price rise blamed. Santa Claus at Union church fest confuses audience. Marlboro lodge I 9 O F officers installed. Hawthorne chapter OES elects officers. Woman’s club held a General Reading meeting with a winter birds lecture. Union church week of prayer program announced for Jan 2–6 with daily topics and inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon M. Harris
Danville
Harris
Pennsylvania
Boston Harness Co
Herbert A. Bass
E. M. Comery
W. A. Hart
Santa Claus
The
Union Church
Association Hall
Miss Grace Knowles
D. D
A. B. Messer
Elmer E. Shattuck
Lucius R. Hodgman
George F. Knowles
George W. Ball
Marlboro Lodge
I. 9
O. F
Hawthorne Chapter
O. E
Lon McCorrison
Benj. Derby Jr
Emily Whitney
Mabell A. Coy
Ellen Jones
Ida M. Hall
P. M
Mary A. Curry
Woman's Club
Officer's Hall
Ada Chaplin
Louise King
Concord
Grace Conery
Opal and Diamond Pin Lost Near Acton Concord Junction
A stick pin set with two large opals and three small diamonds on a leaf was lost between Acton and Concord centre or Concord Junction on Sunday December 25. A suitable reward is offered for its return. notify Post Office Box 26 East Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Concord Centre
Concord Junction
East Acton
Almanac Weather and Tide Notes for January 5
SVArmer Almanac reports sunrise at 7 14, sunset at 4 26, new moon at 1 17 p m. High water at 10 45 a m and 11 30 p m. Forecast calls for clear skies over New England with generally fair weather and rising temperatures.
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New England
New York to St Augustine Service Resumes with Luxurious Cars
Train service between New York and St Augustine resumes January 9 with Pullman cars carrying through to Aiken and Augusta. The latest equipment offers greater luxuries than prior seasons. Tickets and information available from the ticket agent or Geo C Daniels of the Southern Railway at 228 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Augustine
Aiken
Augusta
Florida
Geo. C. Daniels
Southern Railway
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Mortgagee's Sale In Concord Massachusetts 1904
Mortgagee Mary E. Giblin advertises a sale of property in Concord Massachusetts for breach of mortgage terms. The notice lists the deed date November and mentions unpaid taxes, a reserve balance, and sale terms. Solicitor is H M Bar with bids due within days from notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewie A
Bary
Conan
Pier St
Ourcelork
Lexington
Michael
Sani
Uae
Dolaaseani
Probate Court Notices in Sudbury Massachusetts
Ancillary probate notice listing Annie E Burpham widow Annie E Smith and heirs in Sudbury. The court orders service by publication and copies to Winslow H Fairbanks Frank Barton and L Ferdon with posting in Sudbury newspaper. Judge Charles J MeIntire signs the decree dated December 20, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie E. Burpham, Smith
Broo
Annie EK
State of New York
Said
Win H. Fairbanks
Frank P. Barton
Clara Ferdon
Sudbury
Daniel Mith
Saic Sudbu
Annie E. Smith
A.D
Annie BE
Winsoi H. Fairbanks
Frank Barton
L. Ferdon
A.opy
Charles J. MeIntire
Regia
Concord reminiscences recall school days and local life
Readable fragments recount Concord area scenes from early schooling to reunions. Mary Craig at Emerson school and Edward Dee’s typhoid recovery anchor a slice of town life. Lectures by Peter McQueen and a trolley breakdown on Bedford street add local color to a year in memory.
Reunion recalls old district school life and hardy routines
The Enterprise recounts memories from Willard T. Farrar and J. M. Smith, aged 77 and 81, of the Barrett's Mill and Strawberry Hill district school. They describe rough benches, birch rod discipline, seasonal sessions, and distant journeys to school, contrasting 1880s-1900s life with modern comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Reporter
Willard T. Farrar
J. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mr. Farrar
Old District School
Barrett's Mill Road
Strawberry Hill Road
Farrar
Centre School
Smith
W. T. Farrar
Kent
Nee Clark
Cyrus Clark
J. H. Dakin
Bowling Alley Battle Crowns Foss Team Leader
Wednesday night at Lowell Street alleys a tight bat tle-pin match pitted a John W Mara captained team against Wm Foss Jr. led squad. Foss Jr. posted the meet high of 165 while John Finigan led his side with 156 as the scoring totaled for the event remains to be reported.
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Lowell St. Alleys
John W. Mara
Wm. Foss Jr
W. Foss Jr
John Finigan
Mara’s
Goulding
Rae
Flannery
Foss
Ww. Foss Jr
McGrath
P. Foss
Mullaney
Craig
Mara
Concord Junction
J. H. Goulding
Junctionites
Whitney
Byron
Byron Dempsey
Penniman
Tuttle
Burke Sheehan Jennings M. Bulger
Burke
M. Bulger
T. Byron
Finigan McGrath McSweeney Fossen
Notable names listed in regional social column
The society note names W. 8. Armstrong W. R. Banks D. G. Savage Miss Ethel Brooks Mrs. Sadie Reece Mrs. Frank N. Smith Elsa Strom among local residents cited in a social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Armstrong
W. R. Banks
D. G. Savage
Ethel Brooks
Sadie Reece
Frank N. Smith
Elsa Strom
For Sale Wheel Shop and Express Wagon in Concord
For sale new express wagon and second hand buggy in good condition. Apply T. J. McGann 8 L. Cha dressmaker with Miss Marc Barrett. Hub bard sr repairing garments. References given. To let in Concord wheel shop in rears of Concord Concord Bank. Apply at Concord National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McGann
L. Cha
Marc Barrett
Hubbard Sr
Concord
Concord Concord Bank
Concord National
Time When Coughs and Colds Are Sent for All
Fragmentary note urges everyone to keep remedies on hand for coughs and colds during certain season. Mentions generic recommendations and penne as part of the copy. No clear names or dates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecan
Syrup White Pine and Tar Mentioned in Report
A note references Syrup White Pine and Tar and mentions H.S. Richardson in a brief, unclear context. The garbled text suggests a testimonial or product mention without clear details or dates. Further context would be needed for a precise summary.
Reunion at High School Building Draws 160 Attendees
Friday evening reunion brought six classes together in the high school building with early chats in classrooms then a dance in the Assembly hall until midnight. A yearly reunion was decided with Mr. Eaton and Mr. Camp organizing. McWal Orchestra provided music. The '98 class mourned Miss Mary G. McWal and the '99 class planned a baby nut as a gift to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Camp
McWal Orchestra
Christmas celebration at the Trinitarian Church
Christmas event at the Trinitarian Church featured a supper in the parlors and an entertainment program. Gertrude Todd sang vocal selections while children directed by Alice Jacobs presented tableaux, with Leslie Ander earning praise as Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Todd
Alice Jacobs
Leslie Ander
Santa Claus
Laura Whitney
Lillian Petersen
Gladys Wilson
Elsie Lowdén
Edna Calef
Helen Bass
Annie Johnson
Effie Saunders
Concord Council of K of C Installs Officers
K of C Concord Council installed the newly elected officers led by G. K. H. P. Sheasgreen with Chas. M. Byron as chancellor and M. J. Magurn as financial secretary in the Knights of Columbus quarters on Main St. D. D. 8. K. Whelan and suite of Boston oversaw the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D
K. Whelan and
Suite
Boston
Concord Council
K. of
Knights of Columbus
Mainst
G. K
H. P. Sheasgreen
Chas. M. Byron
J. M. Magurn
M. J. Dee
M. B. Finegan
T. P. Varley
Edw. McKenna
Wm. H. Dee
Wm. P. Carroll
Jas. Flannery
Wm. R. Chrisholm
Town Alerts and Local Appointments Highlight Brief
Frank Efrainson was arrested Monday night by Officer Andrew Magorty for drunkenness. Mr and Mrs Marshall Whitcomb have returned to Webster after visiting with Mr and Mrs William Green on Park Street. Edward F McSweeney, formerly of Marlboro and well known here, has purchased an interest in the Boston Traveler. Charlies Richardson completes duties as driver for the Hudson home laundry team and joins Fred Rowell shoe dealer staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Efrainson
Andrew Magorty
Marshall Whitcomb
Webster
William Green
Park St
Edward F. McSweeney
Marlboro
Boston Traveler
Charlies Richardson
Hudson
Fred 8. Rowell
Dha Borane Tah Enge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pilgrim Fathers
Y. M.C. the
Chase Building
Geo. G. Keith, Andrew Poland
Glenwood
D&pt
Plumbing
Aert Vancertenes Main
ORD
Russell
Inapens Sorevseateen
Iinet
Ant Belt
Gatie Net Mutans
Ceorce C. Russell
Jet
Mass. Life and Accident Insurance
William Jenness
John Redfearn
George Menter
Fred Crosby
Louis Jean
George
Svarmer
Southern’s Palm Limited
W.E. Rogers, Hogister
Mary Craig
Emerson School
Edward Dee
Mr. Keach
Maynard
Lincoln
Bedford
Wil
William Chisholm
Thoreaust
Cartle Tele Eatee & Hudson Fine
Crevali Giataghte
Cube
Peter McQueen
Concord Lyceum
Japan
Russia
Bedford St
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
L. & B. Street
Bearce
Swain
Cape Cod
University of Maine
Concord Local
H.S. Richardson
Concord High School
Mary G. McWal
Ieclass
the Trinitarian Church
C. Installation
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