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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
8
Local items report Maynard Gorn shopping outings, carriages on sale, and visits between residents. Updates cover employment changes, vacations in Maine, a piano stool factory shutdown, a factory worker injury, and social events at the Congregational church. A late Saturday assault leads to arrests and a court continuance for the Delfino brothers.
A Saturday night incident involves police arresting Lew Willard after a daylong heat, with Italian bystanders causing a disturbance as Antonio and Dominic Delfino clash. A stone thrown by Dominic injures a man named George near the jaw. Acton baseball opens season with a 7 to 6 win over Concord Junction Independents at Stow Street grounds. next week Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston appears.
John Edwards visits from Gloucester to see his father. The Grange meets in town hall Tuesday evening. Simon Taylor rests at home with rheumatism. Dr. Geo Mahoney of East Boston visits his father at the summer home. Oliver Wood family leaves for Cottage City for a few weeks. Pleasant but garden-damaging weather noted. Grange Lawn gathering set for July 21 with dancing in town hall 9 to 12. Chauncy Quimby returns to Yalesville Conn after visit with grandfather A L Noyes. The pastor Rev BC assumes duties in church day observations.
Mrs Charles Pitman daughter Marjorie of Colorado Springs Colorado spent the past week at the home of James B Tuttle visiting many of their old time friends during their stay.
West Acton residents and visitors are listed with moves visits and travels including Nancy Chaffin from Walpole and Katie Hubbard starting work in Boston. Others attend church picnics and lodge meetings while George Wright dies suddenly. Local families relocate travelers visit Nova Scotia Nantucket and Five Island Maine as summer work plans unfold.
Langdon W. Moore known as Charley Adams the King of burglars dies at his West Swanzey residence after four years of quiet living. Born in 1830 in East Washington he began crime in 1865 with a $306000 raid on the Concord National Bank.
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