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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

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Maynard Residents Share Week of Social Visits

Local notes detail visits and guests in Maynard and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Nina Clark in New York, Elizabeth Kane in Lowell, Delia Mahon in Concord, Charlotte Canfield in Lake Boon, and many others from Burlington, Brockton, Everett, Somerville, and more. The town also reports railway track work, a district court assault case, and upcoming lectures by Rev. R B Bisbee.

W. B. Case Lake Boon Hi P. N. Dahl Revere Beach J. A. Crowley Wellesley Delia Mahon Goncord Charlotte Canfield Lowell John Maguiré C. M. & H. Street Railway John Ingham Burlington R. E. Bisbee St. Far Matti Rassi Peter Kivlehan Rassi

Sudbury Celebrates Independence Day With Parade and Pageantry

Sudbury held a grand Independence Day with bells, fireworks, and a lengthy parade led by A. N. Young. Gov. Eustis and town officers rode in coaches, the Sudbury brass band performed, and George J. Raymond won best feature for a Merry Widow display. Afternoon events included sports, lemonade treated by local girls, and a Rogers Hill fireworks finale. The day closed with praise for the brass band and hopes for an even better celebration next year.

W. L. Stone and Son’s Sudbury Center George J. Raymond Rogers Hill South Sudbury Sudbury Brass Band

Local residents on holiday visits for July 4 and vacation

Sudbur residents Mr and Mrs James Conquest were in town July 4 visiting N R Pratt at the apt Jim Moore place. Mr and Mrs F R Whitehead were holiday visitors in town. Miss Alice B Bent remains at home for annual vacation. Mrs Arthur Burnham of Medford is visiting. Mrs M F Porter hosted a family gathering July 6. Miss Hattie J Goodenow of Wal tham is at home for vacation.

David J. Loewe Yonkers N. Y Forrest Howe The RCA James Conquest Ing N. R. Pratt Jim Moore F. R. Whitehead Alice B. Bent Arthur Burnham of Medford Hattie J. Goodenow Waltham B. N. Chase F. B. Shepley Old Ore

Concord Junction Fourth Highlights And Local News

Miss May Cushing stayed with Miss Harriett Lawrence over the Fourth while Mrs. C F Howard returned home from New York. Frank E Waite traveled to Sumner N H for his sister’s funeral. Howard Loughlin occupied the Dunlap house on Central while Mrs Dolliver’s former residence was vacant. Mrs J L Massie visits Whitman to be with her son. Samuel Ela leaves Adams & Bridges for similar work in Manchester N H. Miss Avison recovering from an illness. Mrs W S Leland toured Rome with American visitors. she has been in Europe a month. Thursday’s Union church picnic planned at Lexington Park with a special car. Quiet eve before the Fourth at Concord Junction with fireworks and a display by Mrs George Conant. The Concord Junction Woman's Club to host a lawn party Wednesday with brass band, Mrs Wiggs of the Cabage Patch, the Merry Widow, and a fortune teller. A B and M rail incident: a foot of steel broke from a track rail near Commonwealth Ave. express train passed safely, new rail installed and service delayed briefly.

Samuel Ela Adams & Bridges Manchester N. H Avison Leland Rome Vatican Europe Concord Junction Woman's Club Central St West St Concord Brass Band Wiggs West Bound Commonwealth Ave

Concord Holiday Notes and Local Social Roundup

Concord residents and visitors enjoy summer so far with many trips to Marblehead North Adams and New Bedford. Notables include R F Wood eight horses died Saturday and Congressmen Tirrell reelected unanimously. Antiques parade success credited to horse and wagon loans by J W Raymond and local supporters.

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Concord Alfred E. McCleary Riverside Block Maynard Mass A. L. Hicks Marcel Postoffice Mary E. Craig Thoreau Court Concord, Mass DR. C. & Towne Friend’s Block C. L. King Tod. Maynard Black Maynard DR. A. Fernald Boston Boylston St Back Bay Walter A. Carr Lay Notary Public Town House J. M. Bellows Maynard Block Boston’ Office Colonial Building R. H. Cochran Case's Block Maynard, Mass Concord Nurseries Henry M. Pratt Monument St Concoxg F. C. Farley Lowell Street Odhedrd Concord Junction A. G. Zeigler B. F. Townsend Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass Geo. H. Gutteridge Mason Street Delee Delee’s Pharmacy Wason Street Finney & Host South Acton Glenwood W. F. Litchfield MAIN Opp Mill James Claffin Nina Clark New York John Clements Joseph Robert William Hall Peak’s Island Alvah Doherty Orange W.B. Currier Lynn Elizabeth Kane John Chapin Lawrence W. R. Hall John Hickey Brockton Thomas Pulich Chelsea William Casey Ledgards George Tighe Marlboro Joyce Spring Lane Hattie Avery Alice Nagle Somerville James Farrell Gertrude Ratcliffe Everett C. D Holmes Bessie White Samuel Wilson Maynard Lodge S. O Edward Leary James King Abby Coughlin John Sheridan Margaret Annie Mamie O’brien Lillian Dunn Fitchburg Harlow Green John Sexton Nellie Conley Maple St Benjamin Harris Waverley Julius Loewe C. M & H. Street Boon Road R. B. Bisbee Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church Brooks St. Extension Harriman’s Laundry Hudson Richard Russell Jeremiah O'Neil Mer Ry Widow Wayside Inn A. N. Young R. B. Oliver Gov. Eustis Daniel Webster Lemon W. E. Oo Ee W B.miles Leonie Raymond Robert ‘Miles Walter M. Lowney Lillian Raymond Raymond Farm A. E. French Rough Riders Sherrold Garfield W. E. Ferden C. T. Nelson Josie White Lawrence Cavanaugh Fred Clark Miss Moore M. F. Porter P. Ne Dahl Frank E. Waite Sum ‘Apee, N. H Howard Loughlin Dunlap Central #1 Dollivers J. L. Massie Whitman Union Church Lexington Park Jupetion George Conant Hier House York W. Tompkins Maine Antag R. F. Wood M. T. Dowling Nashautuc Hill Mortimer E. Twomey F. Alcott Pratt Marblehead J. J. Vanderveer North Adams Colonial St Thomas Hollis North Scituate Joshua B. Holden Colonial Inn Boston Jewelers Mr. .Hansen Mary E. Cutter Roy Lawin Fred Locke Main St Philip T. Flavin Was (C Niagara Falls Canada Riis Middlesex Club R. F. Barrett Eonscord Tirrell Dyer Granite2Work Care North Acton D. C. Harris Acton Mass
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