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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
3
Maynard News and Notes lists residents visiting and working at area mills, church events, dances, concerts, and clubs. It notes hospital stays, internships, travel, ice harvesting, and community gatherings at St Bridget’s and the M. B. church choir rehearsals.
Mizpah Rebekah lodge officers were installed Thursday night by D O G M Nellie M Balcolm of Hudson. Names include N G Ruby Malcolm V G Eugene Sullivan ward en Mary Jones conduct ress Sarah Roberts O G Mary Newton I G Louisa Howard chaplin Annie M Morris R B N G Mary Flood L B N G Annie Cahill R B V G Lucy Clarke L B V G Adeline Carlton R A B Ekdahl L A B Bessie Richards First B B Emma Binks Second B B Sadie Flood Third B B May Smith Fourth B B Lillian Ogden recording secretary Jennie Randell
Unity officers installed Loyal Assabet lodge officers led by Isaac Binks on Wednesday night. New officers include N. G. George Nyman V. G. George Jamieson permanent secretary William Stokes elective secretary William Holt treasurer William Whittaker conductor Edward Phillips warden Walter Phillips lecture master Thomas Usher R G N G Mark Newton L G N G Harry Chase R 6 V G Marsden Waterhouse L G V G Walter Billet L G V G Walter Billet O G Thomas Quirk I G Alfred Billet. Next meeting January 20 marks society anniversary with concert and supper.
Both Republican and Democratic town committees meet to map strategies for placing their candidates on the March ballot. Early talk suggests street clashes may occur at polls and caucuses, though the Democratic side remains relatively tranquil with ample potential rallying spots.
The St Brid get and I H A C basketball teams plan a Saturday evening game at Music hall with signs pointing to a spectacular match. In the previous contest the I H team won narrowly. The message extends thanks for condolences from Miiza A Sanderson Frank B Sanderson Alice G Hill and others for flowers sent.
The St. Bridget’s Catholic Temperance society marked its thirteenth founding anniversary with a Friday night concert and ball at Music Hall attended by residents from Acton Concord and Hudson. Highlights included a program of music reading and violin performances under President William Conley and Vice President James Carney, with organizers John H Murray James C Mahoney John H Sheridan and T F Crowley. The society leased the hall for five years and aims for future prosperity and community respect.
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A local Thursday night match pitted the St. and Wizards in a wind exhibition of bowling. Sheridan led the standout with 267 while Gilroy topped the Wizards with 236 as refereeing lapses allowed several fouls to go uncalled. The wobbling play and referee missteps created a chaotic scene at the alley.
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