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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

5

Local families note graduations and travels around town

Stanely Conant and Richard Conant of Lowell and Mast Greenwich academies are home for summer. Walter Boireau returns to Clark College. D G Houghton and family attend daughter's Wheaton Seminary graduation. Various locals attend graduations, field day plans, and summer events including club meetings and church programs.

Stanley Conant Mast Greenwich Academy Cord Richard Conant Lowell Textile School Walter Boireau Clark College A. T. Kimball D. G. Houghton Lucy Wheaton Seminary N. H. Whitcomb Florence Cushing Academy O. J. Fairfield Indiana Ohio Boston John Lemley Albany N. Y A. Z. Kimball Lowell Pepperell High School B.S. Hager Littleton Station

Local residents and events in West Acton and surroundings

C B Stone named associate justice at Santa Catalina Island California. Wedding of Wheeler Willis attended by multiple families. Cadillac car sales to residents Brown and Lufkin. Guilford family visits Cambridge. Dr Staples moves residence. Mrs Alice Hall Carlisle visits from Water Town New York. Stanley Hall employed as chauffeur. Mrs Fanny Sabvens visits Everett and Boston. Richardson family relocates to John Watkins farm for summer. Local drama The Oxford Affair staged by Universalist church youths.

C. B. Stone Santa Catalina Island Cal D. H. Hall Stanley E. Ji. Hall Helen Alice Carlisle Concord Cc. H. Mead W. A. Brown Groton Lufkin S. A. Guilford Geo. M. Guilford Cambridge Staples F. R. Knowlton Alice Hall Carlisle Watertown N. Y Stanley Hall H. A. Gould Fanny Sabvens Everett Boston J. L. Richardson John Watkins Oxford Universalist South Acton

Sudbury Notes on Local Visits and Events

Mrs Herbert N Bent of Dorchester and Mrs E B Bent hosted guests Sunday. Dwight Dean visited Malden friends last week. Maurice White and Lawrence Hadley work for Weston Electric Light Co and plan to learn the trade. Children’s Sunday and a concert were held at the Methodist church. Sudbury brass band played at Maynard for Eagles dedication. The season’s first concert is set for June 15 on the common. A lawn party by Unitarian women is planned for June 15 with ice cream cake and hot coffee. The Kleptomaniac was staged by the Sudbury Woman’s Club in town hall with a strong audience and good proceeds.

Hill Union School Florence Bartlett Egypt Eichler Waltham Littleton Bert P. Wilcox Pine Grove A. F. Conant Oberlin, O Miriam Oberlin College Unitarian Society Neighborhood Alliance Ayer Ida E. Dow Boston Emma L. Dow Town Hall Congregational Church Clara Fletcher Dwight ‘Dean Malden Friends Maurice White Weston Electric Light Co Lawrence Hadley Sudbray Maynard Eagles Sudbury Marlboro Brigham Hudson Marlboro High School Worcester South High Prospect Park L. E. Kirby George J. Stevens Stevens Sr Ghiloni Common Council Dewey Burke's Allison's Barnard’s Parcel’s Grand Army Building J. J. Shaughnessy Holyoke Springfield Mayors’ Club Percy Davis Somerville Peter Rogers Leo Mitchell Franklin W. H. Coffey Main St Spencer F. R. S. Mildon Beverly John Fk. Baker Bessie Bridgewater W. T. Sutton Hildreth St Cleveland Hazel Baker Frank Fitzpatrick Liberty Jr Charles Maynard Worcester Arthur Putnam Barnard, Sumner & Co John A. Curtis Geo. A. Litchfield Southbridge Rs. C. F Southboro Grange John Reardon Swampscott Leon Langmaid Tessie Smith Revere Henry J. Adams Lincoln St Frank Burns Water St John F. Mitchell P. F. Crotty Cambridge George Laforme Lynn Olivine Maybar Brockton Blanche Whitman Whitman Mount Holyoke College P. B. Murphy Pittsfield City Clerks Association Frank J. McCabe North Haston Beasie Fardy Randolph C. F. McCarthy Plymouth H. N. Lowell Bowton New York Mutual Life Insurance Co Sadie Archibald D. A. Archibald A. H. Crotty & Co James Gorman Tufts Pinehurst N. C Emma Moineau Henry Harpin Woonsocket R. I Albert Oliver Maurice Ernest Guilbert Leo Lacombe Moses Phaneuf Fred Ledoux Bartlett's Pond Flora Blanchette New York Stor Maing St St. Mary Mra

Bedford Civic club to hold July 4 handicap track meet

The Bedford Civic club announces a July 4 track meet at Page field with events including sprints, distance races, shot put, pole vault, and jumps plus a boys bicycle race. Entries gathered at Blake's drug store or R L Loomis. Souvenir programs go on sale to fund prizes.

Bedford Civic Club Page Field Blake's Drug Store R. L. Loomis Mer

Community Notes From Local Towns And Lodges

W E B Coolidge moves to east side of the hotel. Mr and Mrs Frank Hayward of Vinton visit at S R Burroughs. M B Dixon reports sale of E L Willard farm at Boxboro to James Poland of Auburndale. Acton lodge and Winona Rebekah lodge observe memorial day for deceased members. Graves decorated at the cemetery and a delegation visits Littleton and Acton Centre by auto. Isaac Davis post and Ladies Relief corps plan flag day at G A R hall. Miss Evelyn Knowlton graduates from Bradford academy. Knowltons attend the graduation. John Greer is on the sick list.

W. EB. Coolidge Frank Hayward Vinton Town R. Burroughs Dixon E. L. Willard Boxboro Dudley Farm Boxboro Crossing James Poland Auburndale Acton Lodge Winona Rebekah Lodge Evelyn Knowlton Bradford Academy F. R. Knowlton Jessie Ruth Harold John Greer

Bedford Ice Co Announcement for Sunday Service

Patrons should call before 9 a m for Sunday ice delivery as the manager H E Young will be out of town. Housekeepers are asked to display ice cards early Saturday morning to ensure prompt service.

H. E. Young Mgr Bedford Ice Co. N.B

Marlboro News Briefs and Community Updates

Local notes cover school year end June 23 and various town events. Firemen extinguished a chimney blaze at 138 Chestnut Street. Marlboro hosts high school games with Worcester South at Prospect Park and tickets sold at multiple drug stores. Mayors' club outings and numerous residents’ travels, visits, and family announcements fill a busy week.

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West Acton Herbert N. Bent Dorchester Bent Dr. Harris Waltham Lodge of Elks Friends Bedford Eveene J. Karge Central American Diplomatic Corps The Antillas Development Co Edward A. Troy Hartford Emily Davis Notaman Boynton Dora Boynton Alfred J. Walter Thomas Talbot Lodge Louis Pfeiffer Warren A. Cutler Chariton Lexington T. G. Caglett Bedford Center FE. C. Minehan Combination Company John Heffernan Chestnut St Frye W. B. Armstrong F. P. Carnell C. G. Creelman Prospect Sr Major Taylor Walter B. Smith East Somervvile George F. Nelson Newton St Cornelius Lynch Benedict Chester Pope F. A. Pope B. S. Jordan State At Park St George Bernard Pierre Bernard South Braintree Desithe Bernard Broad St Leominster Noel Leveque Belmont St Mark Ducharme C. F. Cutting Edgell St Framingham Charles A. Carlson Flora Parker Deerfoot Southboro Alice Hart Rogers, Ark Thomas A. Coyne Naval Academy NEW York Outlet CO Milward Salter Sc Dragon Machine Maslin NEW York Outlet Company Sale Cloak and Suit Dept Cloak and Suit Crosby's Cash Store Maynard's Block Post Office Mass
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