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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
12
Business is rushing at the Boston Harness shop with full shifts working day and night. The time limit of the new contract is very short requiring close work to pass it on time.
Everett Montague led the Riverside YMCA engineering department meet last week posting about 17 points. He won the hall mile and a sprint, with a second place and two firsts contributing to the team effort.
Entries are now open for the annual held car and horse show with a bias noted. The event, hosted as a tenant arrangement, is scheduled for June 12 and promises an interesting program for attendees.
Ayre shire born registered bull calf ACTON CENTRE to be sold June 18 at 9 30 a m by administrator H B F Tuttle Acton Centre Mass real estate and household goods of the late Mrs Emma Blood includes a small house barn garden land and fruit trees location near post office church library and store posters with full particulars on request
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a series of services led by Rev. A Merrill Osgood with a union board meeting at 8 pm Wednesday and Memorial observances on June 14. Sunday worship at 10 45 am includes a sermon A Forward Movement. Children’s Day is set for the third Sunday in June with a concert. Maynard lodge will attend on June 13 at 10 46 am.
Mrs LeBlanc of Nashua visits Acton as relatives gather. Chelmsford visitors pass through. Maynes returns home for a day. Mrs Frank Stiles and her son visit her mother. Telfer and three friends spend time at R C Freemans. Mrs L B Bustell travels to Maine. A new well at the railroad station is three feet deeper and a pump is installed. Unclaimed letters listed for several residents and local firms.
Goodrich narrowly escaped serious harm last Friday at 8 20 am when his car failed to notice an oncoming New Haven train near the B M crossing toward Lowell It struck the car but caused only minor injuries and left him badly frightened during the near collision near Boston
The notice column lists residents moving houses, hospital and school trips, new appointments, vacations, and travel. Irving Daren and family occupy a Central street home vacated by Mr and Mrs Kimball. Mrs Boulden returns from Boston hospital.
A public meeting at West Concord school hall Saturday debated July 4 plans with little enthusiasm. The West Concord Woman's Club may again run the event to avoid a dull town celebration.
Miss Charlotte Orcutt died at her Warner street home after a short illness from heart trouble. Friends were startled by her sudden death. Funeral services were held at the residence with Rev. Loren B. Macdonald, burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. She had spent most of her life in Concord, then lived on Lexington road. she leaves one sister.
Milford beats Concord after a mid game surge by Amdwood who left the box and returned to find Milford with a strong finish. Locals built a 42 point lead early but the Mohawk A. squad closed the gap and claimed the game.
Walter Aker led a party of baseball players who escaped unharmed after an incident Saturday evening while returning from a game. Details remain unclear but the base ball party faced a close call en route home.
Arthur Davis purchases a new Ford. James Sullivan adds a veranda to his home on Essex Street. Arthur atr drives a new Hupmobile on Northboro Road. Mrs. George F. Silke and daughter visit relatives in Lynn. Martin Dwyer completes state forestry work. Daniel Santora spent Tuesday with friends in Lynn. Thomas J. McKernan works at C. J. To barber shop. May F. Kaler spent holidays in Norwood. Broadway Girls Burlesquers to appear at Marlboro Theatre next week. E. F. Greene abroad in Intervale fishing for two weeks. Grace Garrity visited town, returning to Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. John Keating visit Marlboro. Robert Cavanaugh formerly of Bondmark. Mrs. Lamson returned from a trip. Miss Blanche Poitras enjoys two weeks off from Peoples National Bank. James Doyle returns home to Portsmouth after visiting Marlboro. Lester Maddox, now in New Bedford, visits Highland City relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Southwick return to Cambridge after Marlboro visit. Minnie Hackett of the local school teaching force worsened by diphtheria is able to go out again.
Vacationing William Laughlin and Martin Dalton abroad on brief trips in Hartford and Wrentham recipient towns. George Wallace starts plumbing work at Potter residence Gates Ave. Marlboro lodge observes Flag Day June 14 at Elks home. New Haven railroad time change announced. Holy Trinity church and Woman's Guild schedule meetings. Telephone directory distribution complete with replacements at Corey building. Benevolent society meets in First Church parlor for supper at 6. Family of John A. O’Connell spending summer at their home. J F J Otterson takes a four week stay in Claremont New Hampshire.
A partial record notes final action on an appeal with no opposition from the applicant. The proceedings reference a letter from Roan and Frank discussing a murder rumor and alleged estrangement between Mary Phagan and Frank, as well as related rights claims.
Report notes Fort Worden barred visitors after discovery of gun batteries. Photographs detailed locations of big gun and battery lines taken by individuals who entered surreptitiously. sources cite Quincy, Massachusetts youth James H. Ji and others at Vernon Quincy involvement.
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