Marlboro Enterprise Company Names New Manager
In Marlboro Massachusetts the Enterprise Company announces a new manager for its local operations on a Wednesday evening. The change affects the Marlboro branch and underlying plans.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
6
In Marlboro Massachusetts the Enterprise Company announces a new manager for its local operations on a Wednesday evening. The change affects the Marlboro branch and underlying plans.
Capt Charlies F Bunker died at his South Lincoln home aged 63. Born in Maine, he followed his son most of his life and is survived by his wife and two sons. Funeral was private at his home Wednesday at 2 30. Other items note a Trinity church garden party June 12, Lexington Grange hosts Concord Grange, auction sales at Finigan rooms, sale of Mary Munroe property to Mrs Josephine Gay, and Beacon Light club Silver Tea proceeds for church flowers.
Notices instruct advertisers to leave ads at H. L. Whitcomi and pay before publication. Rates are 100 per line or any part of a line. Insertion requires six words per line, with allowance for partial lines.
Mrs F D Brooks seeks a general housework girl for a three in family at 81 Malo Street Concord. Apply in person or call 262 8 for details.
Rooms to let also furnished. Mrs Keane Concord Junction Elmwood House. For sale Ford touring car 1913 canopy top surrey and open togey. Dr Chamberlin. Sale of a canoe. Apply at 14 slate. To let on or after July 1 one half of large double house corner Monument St and Court Lane. Eight rooms bath laundry and modern improvements inquire J M
A literary event hosted with President Robert Grant speaking alongside Charles Francis Adams and Frank EF Sanborn. Numerous attendees included Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Samuel W. McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Addison, Mrs. Kane, William Dana Orcutt, Marion Boyd Allen, and many other notable scholars and authors.
In Newton at St Bernard's church on June 3 James O'Connell son of Mr and Mrs O O'Connell and Miss Mary Burbank of Runburn dale were wed. Rev Fr Kelleher officiated with Miss Bether J Woods of Newburyport as bridesmaid and H O Connell as usher. The couple plan an Auburndale residence after a Washington trip.
The plan, run by Miss Williams and Miss Dora Farrar with posters by physicians, aims to reduce drinking by showing the economic cost of alcohol. It cites that 63 percent of arrests are for drunkenness and urges men to consider police, trials, judges, and jail costs. Mrs. Elizabeth Tilden from Concord backs the effort. A board once placed in Bedford has vanished.
Close day of the Concord high school will occur Saturday with exercises in Ea ton hall and a town hall dance. Miss Eleanor Chapman will present the class history, Miss Helen Pennock the class prophecy, Miss Joanna Braley the class will, Samuel Kent the salutatory, and Miss Myrtle Blodgett the valedictory. Class officers include President Samuel Kent, Vice President Margaret Mailler, Secretary Gertrude Knowles, and Treasurer Richard White.
The June gathering of the W C T U on Tuesday featured a mothers meeting with outdoor activities. A good turnout of women plus twenty children enjoyed songs games stories by president Mrs H C Rolfe and refreshments before adjourning until September.
The C H Glee Club under R N Hudspeth secured funds to establish two music scholarships for graduates in good standing who wish to continue music studies. A reserve exists for future performances and another show is set for Saturday June 23 in Monument hall to boost scholarship value or quantity.
A joint Memorial Sunday service by Concord lodge 1.0. O. F. and Willow Rebekah lodge at Trinity Church featured grave flowers at Sleepy Hollow cemetery and a procession from Elm and Marists. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter preached on burden bearing.
A June 3 lawn ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs George Hodgman Concord united their daughter Harriett F Hodgman to Maxwell C Burbank formerly of West Roxbury Rev O Dexter officiated Miss Dorothy Burbank was bridesmaid Roy Hodgman best man Coll Richmond played the wedding march A reception followed and the couple departed for northern Vermont and Canada amid confetti and best wishes
A large crowd packed the Finigan auction rooms in the old bank building for Harold S. Bradford goods with overflow onto the sidewalk. Purchases brought good prices. Today features Stevens overdraft sale at the same location.
The notice lists numerous addressees including Leicester Bradner Harold Chamberlain E Comerford Patrick Hickey Mr and Mrs W J Dawson John Marley A Lowe P Mikutatis Angus Martin Stephen Osovsky Harry Potter Patrick O Brien Curtis Snow Steia P Trent Joseph Tanis Gen 8 M Weld Miss Winifred Ayres Miss Nellie Boyd Miss Anita Baxter Mrs Hattie G Bennett Mrs Isaac P Clifford Mrs H A Davis Miss M Hunter Miss Mary Jenness Miss Ruka Lippo Miss Agnes Seaman Miss L F Parker Mrs Anna Perkins Anna L Stiles Mrs Geo Stratton Mrs David Sargent.
About 50 000 children gathered at Fenway Park Saturday to watch John M Keyes as Teddy in the Jungle. Capt Fred Boston wore an African mahout costume guiding a baby elephant replica named Tony while Walter Knight assisted. The Ancient and Hon0 Company staged the act and raised 60 dollars for the elephant fund. The crowd cheered the playful antics of the pretend hunt and the colonel character.
Dr Henry H Braley and Mrs Braley announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to Frederick A Dewey of New York an instructor in sociology and economics at Bryn Mawr Miss Elizabeth Braley recently graduated from Bryn Mawr Mrs Braley reports the family attended commencement with Miss Parker as guest at Bryn Mawr.
The Concord Mass Woman's Club unveils a nearly finished coming year program featuring Prof Bliss Perry reengaged for season talks and Walter L Hubbard of the Boston Opera Co. as a repeat guest. Lectures cover immigration everyday law for women and child labor with guest day by the Dramatic club likely staging an amateur play.
Middlesex school closes after a pupil, Philip Baker of Boston, falls ill with a mild case of infantile paralysis. Dr E L Drowne treated him and a specialist confirmed the diagnosis. School doors shut immediately and boys dispersed home on Friday with no commencement exercises planned.
The Trinitarian church will observe Children’s Day or Flower Sunday next Sunday with baptism of children and Bible presentations for baptized children seven years old. The program is led by Miss Mary Tewksbury with singing by the Sunday school. evening service at 7:30 and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 followed by a Scandinavian service at 8.
Residents complain about oil on C M H street railway tracks making cars slide and nearly impossible to stop. Sand on rails reduced accident risk, while opinions on the condition vary and no crash occurred due to cautious operators.
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