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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1912

Page

5

Local Notices and Town Meeting Report

A roundup of residents vacationing and town news includes Peter C Edwards visiting the Ledges and Harry Smith taking a two week vacation. The Adams sisters plan to move to Concord Junction. A union church service is planned at the Unitarian meeting house. Town meeting yielded little action with water pipe decisions tied to a 5 percent income guarantee and a tax rate of 18.0 per 1000. Lester Griffiths schedules a four week vacation with time at home and on the cape.

Emily Adams Littleton James Adams New House Concord Junction Lester Griffiths Cape

Community fete plans for Peddiar's lot event in Seminary

Arrivals organize a Saturday afternoon program at the Peddiar lot by Seminary, with music by Miss Ockington and Mrs J D Christie. Monologues, skits and farces precede a First Parish church reception. Proceeds fund cement sidewalks, with past nettings and costs noted and about 351 dollars on hand for further sidewalk extension.

Ockington Lowell J. D. Christie Plano

Littleton Hears Second Fete Saturday Parade And Fair

On Saturday August 3 Littleton observed its second fete with a 10 am parade featuring autos and floats. Town hall park booths sold peanuts popcorn lemonade candy souvenirs and novelties while a dairy lunch offered sandwiches doughnuts pie cheese coffee and milk. The 9th regiment brass band of Fitchburg performed in the afternoon and evening with an orchestra from the band providing music for the evening dance. G Warren Cox of Barre was involved.

Littleton Town Hall Park OD. L. Page 9Th Regiment Brass Band Fitchburg G. Warren Cox Barre

Funeral services held for George Hutchinson in Westford

The funeral was conducted at his home by Rev. H L Caulkins with Mrs. Mattie Priest singing. Burial followed at Westlawn cemetery with a G A R salute. Hutchinson, born in Westford in October, aged 74, married Annie Foley in 1868 and leaves widow plus six children. He served three years in the Civil War with Mass Infantry, peninsula campaign, Malvern Hill injury.

George Hutchinson H. L. Caulkins Baptist Church Mattie Priest Westlawn Hutchinson Westford Annie Foley Littleton George Annabel Irving Smith Frank Emma John Augusta 6Th Regiment Mass. Infantry Peninsula Malvern Han

Second Bat of Green Corps Homeward After Service

The text notes a veteran named Mr. Mucins returning home with a calm, happy disposition and strong family devotion. It highlights his calm nature and commendable efforts on behalf of his wife and children, reflecting his supportive role and experiences shared in Changements.

Green Corps Mucins Min

Mrs McKinley, 63, Dies After Long Illness

Mrs John McKinley aged 63 died after a long and painful sickness. She passed away Thursday night after a period of suffering. Her demise follows a prolonged illness affecting her health and daily life.

John McKinley

Services Held for Mrs. Priest with Rev BE C of Acton Officiating

Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev BE C of Acton for Mrs. Priest with Mrs. Mattie Priest singing. Burial followed in Weatlawn cemetery. Help wanted for stable work a competent man, $30 monthly, apply to Coughlin Gres Maynard Mass.

BE. C. of Acton Mattie Priest Weatlawn Cemetery Appy Coughlin Gres Maynard, Mass

Horse Crazed Run Afoot Through City Streets

A horse reared at a bridie, fell, then rose to grab the end of a flying wagon. A policeman was lifted into the wagon amid onlookers’ admiration and rode to safety as the horse sped past streetcars near 188th street. The animal covered over three miles before calmer control was regained.

Bridie 188Th Street

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