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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1917

Page

7

Concord Junction Plans a One Story School Building

A Concord Junction committee endorses a bungalow style one story school with eight rooms around a central hall, designed for safety and efficient supervision. The plan includes skylights, advanced ventilation, separate exits, a 360 seat hall, and potential to add new units, with state approval and examples in Mansfield and other towns.

Bost Ers Mansfield Whately Greenfield Groton Monson Barnstable Windsor Georgetown Concord Junction

Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Moves

Charles Noll buys a Ford truck. Miss Marjorie Wetherbee and others visit, while families host friends in Concord Junction. Several residents recover from illness, relocate, or entertain guests as August Ziegler and George Kilhem purchase property and move in.

Charles Noll Marjorié’ Wetherbee Frank Gagnon Lowell I. B. Shaw Taunton William ‘L’heureux Manchester Ford Baker Boston W. C. Robbins Edith Lowery Walter Aker

Engagement Announced for Miss Mary Keene Damon and Harry Starr

The couple announced their engagement this Monday. Starr learned of the news at a Bachelor club meeting in Boston where cards informed members that one of their number would leave the club. Friends praised Starr for his decision to forego the society’s privileges.

Mary Keene Damon Harry Austin Starr Waltham Starr Bachelor Club Quincy House Boston Nmiémibers Saeaershug

Three Candidates for Vacancy on Concord Junction Board

Three candidates Benjamin Derby Harry Bridges and James Dunlop Jr vie for the Concord Junction Board seat after Elmer E Statshattuck leaves. The caucus on February 8 at the Engine House follows a busy town campaign with registration closing February 5.

Elmer E. Stat Board of Cauicus Elmer E. Shattuck Shattweg Rutland Concord Junction Shatark Benjamin Derby Harry Bridges James Dunlop Jr Darby ‘Nas Dunlop Bridge Board of Registrars Engine House

Maynard caucus renominates Binks amid graft trial fallout

In Maynard a large Republican caucus at Co operative hall renominated Frank Binks for selectman with 293 votes, despite a Concord district court graft trial last week. Harry Morse led with 277 and Albert Smith 205. Kenneth Damien won moderator. L Everett Wilson and Joshua Howards led other races as a broad cross section voted for town officials and committees.

Co-operative Hall Frank Binks Board of Selectmen Selectman Sélectman Harry Morse Albert J. Smith Chief Binks Concord District Court Binks Morse Gaudus Indicense Albert Smith Strenn Ag Kenneth H. Damien Albert Batley Hiverett Wilson Mortimer Paine Joshua Edwardes Walter Han Bawittoop William Stockwell Harvey Harwood Chas Courtney Joe Marsden Kenneth’h. Damien Frank Arthur R.’Croft Harry B. Morse Albert'j. Smith John C. Thompson John’ Wollerschied Géorge’ H. Gutteridge Wm. H. Mann L. Everett Wilson Mortimer H. Paine

Union Church Activities This Week

The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor hosts an at home in the vestry Thursday evening. Friday evening the Men's Club meets for its regular business. Sunday February 4 the pastor exchanges pulpits with Rev. Rutan of Maynard and attends the 7 pm service. Ladies' Union meets Thursday February 1 at 8 o'clock in the church.

Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Rutan Maynard Ladies’ Union

Loring Niecees Enjoy Theatre and Dinner Party

The little nieces of Miss Jennie Loring had a cheerful Saturday outing with their aunt to see Pollyanna at the Quincy House theatre and then dine together. Ruth Olive Helen Mary and Josephine Loring accompanied her on the trip and left with a glow of happiness.

Jennie Loring Pollyanna Quincy House Ruth Olive Heleny Mary Josephine Loring

Democratic Caucus Chooses Town Ticket and Officers

The Democratic caucus met at Co operative hall with John H Murray as chairman and William Connolley secretary. About 39 voters cast ballots. no contests for school board. L Everett Wilson defeated Dr Mortimer Paine for the nomination, while James Mahoney Deeds was renominated alongside running mates William Moynihan and John Wetterschied. Moynihan makes his first town office appearance.

Wilson Tf ‘Co. R Repub‘dan Frank Sanderson Kenneth Damien James Mahoney William ¥Ynihan John Wollerschied George H. Gutteridge William Bishop Charles A. Stockbridge Oliver Trees John Connors Samuel King Nich Orng Co-operative Hall John H. Murray William Connolley John Smn Leander King Jeremiah Fley L. Everett Wilson Mortimer Paine William Moynihan John Wetterschied Mr. Moynihan

Annual Maynard Woman's Club Night at Masonic Hall

The annual gentlemen's night hosted by the Maynard Woman's Club drew a large audience at Masonic Hall. Attendees enjoyed a dramatic recital of The Fortune Hunter by Edwin M.loe, vocal solos, and a Russian piece, followed by a catered collation.

Maynard Woman's, Club Masonic Hall Mise Pauline Bent Tittian Teodore Reéd Éscdrtda Itd Re Calle Dreschier See the Fortune Hunter Edwin M.oele N.Y Otte Mittee Bert Adamsky Rusalah Téchor New York Tosti Addon Tien Lehmann Riverside Prehi Louls ‘Sullivan Devon Jénnie’ Hayes Bessie Mona Amy'c Agnes Silloway Alice Howe Mest Francés. Hawkes Little Hadges

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