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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
1
fragmented report mentions the Goodenough house and local corporate meeting. states Arthur C died after hospital stay and was buried, leaving two sisters and a brother.
Sudbury social notices show Miss Asenath Hadley visiting her parents J P Temple and Mrs Alice Ferden of Marlboro at Bim farm Tuesday. The Sudbury Woman's club schedules a February debate. A Feb 7 town hall dance hosted by Sudbury A C features Stone's orchestra.
Maynard residents share a week of visits and gatherings as townsfolk welcome guests from Abington Worcester Marlboro and Cambridge. The roster includes Betty Giese Lena Carlisle Christina Heffernan and many others with church meetings school duties and upcoming expositions noted.
The Junior top will occur in Baton te Friday afternoon. The Voice issue is out. Miss Annie Dolan visits Boston relatives. Concord Artillery will play for a dance in Waltham Friday evening. Executive board of the Concord Woman's Club meets Monday afternoon. Mrs G Hollig Blake hosts the Musical club Tuesday afternoon. The senior class motto of Rich School is He conquers who conquers him. Lieut Col Cyrus H Cook and Capt P B Petersen attend Company F event in Mastboro Friday night. Wathen Blanchard returns from Cambridge. H Lindsay plans a Canadian trip in the spring. Committees formed for the annual senior play with Staines Leve and Cabot among organizers. Nellie Sullivan to renew her cantata with St Bernards Sunday after Easter. The annual Junior dance is planned strong and timely.
The Ten Associates announce an end of social festivities on Monday with a margrevade ball billed as the most successful yet. The event occurs the week containing Wednesday and will feature broader costuming than prior years. Ticket sales through anew & Noll's have been exceptionally brisk.
The 20th annual concert and ball in Concord drew an exceptionally large crowd with over 80 couples dancing. The evening opened with a strong concert by a local orchestra, followed by dancing and a banquet. Floor director A Leon Lawrence led a team of P. G. officers and local dignitaries in guiding the festivities.
Union Church notes invite all to a 7 o'clock gathering as Rev. Ne Bet W Er, chaplain at the Tory, addresses the Christian Endeavorers. Attendance last Sunday neared 200 and is expected to pass that mark again this Sunday.
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