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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
8
The fragment shows the Enterprise Company publish details with Wad. Pry as president and Wm. Bon as treasurer and a manager. It notes second class matter status and post office details under the 1819 act. The text is garbled but indicates standard periodical masthead and mailing information.
South Acton reports plans for a Maynard event with a sale of proceeds to benefit the hospital. A fourth water sample is sent to Amherst for analysis and a council meeting at the school grounds is set for the month's end. Also notes a sermon interruption and a missing pad from J W Burgess with black spots on the back.
Sunday visits and school plans fill Maynard notes. Concord scholars observed Class Day Friday. Harold Phasen returns from Tufts after year two. A large gathering attended Miss Pichard’s Concord Junction party. WCTU met in Congregational chapel. Children’s Sunday moved to June 26. Wilbur Fisk hosts a town hall dance. Arc club staged Aunt Jerusha Quilting Party with strong directing by Leonard D. White. Dancing followed. Mrs D S Kennedy couple celebrate fifth anniversary with friends and gifts including a china closet dining chairs and a large mirror.
A large assortment of muslins and Swiss muslins offered with many colors and patterns including checks dots and stripes. Also plain white fabrics in multiple designs suitable for graduation dresses. Prices up to 25e per yard.
West Acton ties. B D Hall and family visited relatives in Lowell over Sunday. C H Mead installed a gasoline line tank for auto trade. E T Swift spent Sunday with family in West Somerville. Frank McDonald on two weeks vacation from Boston duties. J B Hoar began work on Henry Lawrence's Silver Hill home. Mrs Sarah Hutchins visited in Stoneham. Norman Witherbee, Boxboro elder, died. funeral Tuesday. Sunday school concert and christening at Universalist church. Parade attendance at Marlboro 250th celebration. Beatrice Kelleran of Ayer visited cousin Etta Clark. Fred Davis rode in Marlboro parade for Geo R Hall. Village police duties discussed due to no local lockup. Baptist church observed Children's Day. Auto from Portland had minor accident near Boxboro church. repaired at John McNiff shop. Annual Bokboro church strawberry festival Monday night. Isaac Davis Post 138 G A R thanks Acton Maynard Stow for Memorial Day help. Miss M A Armstrong advertises summer underwear at Miss Armstrong's.
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