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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
1
C. Sydney Coulter of Boston was a visitor in town Saturday. George Jamison has left the employ of the John Hancock Life Insurance Co.
Bedford reports from Mechanicsville to Langsaster include visits by Joseph Lowe, Arthur Wright, and Mrs. Bila Baxter. Local church services feature soloists Beatrice Sunderland and Miss Baxter, with community events, weddings, and a 1910 auto ads note. Edward Puffer, 12, injured by boiling water. George Milne, former local florist, dies. Ladies auxiliary install planned. K of C members attend Hudson council installation.
Capt George Lawrence, longtime Bedford resident and famed sea captain, died January 11 after a month of illness. Born 1843, he sailed global routes, introduced Rhode Island Reds to town, and served with Meade Post G A R and Howard Lodge I C C F. He never married and is survived by a Lexington niece. Funeral held at his Main Street home with Rev D C Torrey officiating. Floral tributes honored his memory.
Fragmentary OCR passage notes a trial demonstration claim with a line about conviction and lingering effect. No clear entities or events are identifiable beyond mentions of a demonstration and a statement regarding future persuasiveness.
The Red Men install the Raising of the Chiefs at Shawsheen Hall on January 12 naming Ernest H. Thompson Charles E Williams R K Whiton Frank P Ladd Randall A Wattier Hiram E Young and John R Comley. A post ceremony supper followed and nine candidates will be initiated January 26. Also noted are Susie Parker’s diphtheria recovery and Miss James resigning to teach in another district.
Albert W. Porter stayed with his sister in Worcester. Rep W H Fairbank joins the agriculture committee. Fred Sheffield secured a position at the Bellevue hotel in Boston and left on Sunday. The 8 H 8 basketball team to play Stow High next Saturday in Stow. Ice-house work at Wm Moore place. Men’s club of the M E church held a fish supper with readings by Miss Ference Oliver, violin by Mr Dewey, male quartet, and solos by Mrs Geo Moon. Edwin S B Hosmer dies after a month’s illness. Funeral Tuesday with Rev Whiting. 8 H 8 B B's beat Maynard 60 to 8. Sudbury travelers delayed by snow but the game went on.
The notice sheet records funeral attendance in Providence for a relative of Frank EB Pa and Des B. of Center whose memorial service was at Memorial church with Rev. Whiting. remains interred at Mt Wadsworth Cemetery. Other items mention Miss Leonice Raymond, Mr and Mrs H T Maynard for winter, Frank S Crawford joining R H Co in bookkeeping, and Mrs Oviatt’s rheumatic treatment at Framingham hospital. A stray quote appears from a Chicago Tribune excerpt about feeding tramps.
Ms Reet of Worcester stayed with Mrs Mabel Noll. Albert J Hicks sells bait fish at a fair price. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Derby welcomed a baby boy. Fay Cushing of Marlboro visited Harriet Lawrence. Archie Simpson installed a business telephone for patrons. Firemen plan annual ball on Monday 28 at Association Mall. Madz Hanson watched high tides at Winthrop beach. Henry Thurston moved to Assabet Ave in former Reformatory club house. Lyceum entertainment ends next Monday with a Mexican grenades performance. Slaughter house closed. some workers may move away. Eva Russell and children visiting Hartford relatives. New Pasdl city entertainment noted on highway. Saturday Whist Club met at Mr and Mrs Harry Marrs. Mr Marrs top gentleman scorer. Mrs Ida Hicks top lady. Mr and Mrs A F Adams month nee won second prizes in ladies and gents.
The town's primary schools had no session Friday afternoon due to the storm. Miss Harriet P. Rood returned home last week with a severe cold. A skating party from Dr. Gamage’s school visited the river for skating. A basketball game between Concord School and another school for Saturday was cancelled by the latter.
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