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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
6
Concord Junction hosts a Saturday lawn party on church grounds with fancy goods and enjoyable amusements. Maynard brass band will provide music. A tug of war is planned and the event could be postponed to the first fair night after rain.
Milton H Blaisdell, longtime Mass Reformatory engineer, died Wednesday morning after years with an eye growth. He leaves a widow and daughter. Funeral services were held at their Commonwealth Avenue home, conducted by Rev Silas N Adams, then burial followed in Rockport Maine.
For the third straight time wearers of the silver buttons proved superiority over gold by winning 14 to 9. They excelled in base running and daring slides, showcasing speed and precision on the national game stage. In this game the standout was the remarkable speed and bold base running of the great but unheralded performer.
Local sports chatter runs hot as fans rail against rivals. The mood is fierce and confident with a bold promise to dominate the clash.
Miss Ruth White Payson and Raymond Wheeler were wed by Rev Silas N Adams at the bride’s Central Street home. The ceremony drew over 80 guests, with bridesmaid Miss Mabel Wheeler and best man Mr Stanley Payson in attendance. The couple left for New York state after a first night at Nine Acre Corner and will reside there upon return.
The Alden Kindred of America reunion will be at the Ol Homestead in Duxbury on Wednesday August 3. The program includes reports elections and an address by Rev Albert M Hyde of Brockton.
John Hayes Loring, 71, longtime Barretts Mill Road resident and early state prison officer, died suddenly after feeling ill Friday evening. He arrived in town with prisoners in 1877 and served under successive wardens for 33 years before retirement on half pay in 1907. His death followed a week of other local losses.
Ard bearer of the local post and member of Nim's battery the Minute Men of 61 and the State Veterans association, he leaves a wife Mrs S F Meade of Lynn and six children Jane B Loring Alfred Benjamin John B and Levi. Funeral services were held from townspeople to the family in their bereavement.
The morning service is omitted until September. Sunday meetings begin at 12 o clock, with a war meeting at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 featuring a sermon titled A Little Folly. Local visits and thanks note extended to neighbors, with mentions of Mary Frazer, N E W Ford, Helen Carter, Ruth Shepard, Charlies Fuller, and a list of iv ers and garland contacts.
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