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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
1
Public schools in the village will close Friday for the summer vacation. Several residents are noted visiting relatives and working over the break. Charles Schnab, Nellie Newtom, A L Goding, and others are mentioned with travels, homecomings, and local business activity. Harold Richardson and Fred Pierce are back for vacation.
The artillery camped at Oakland Camps while the 1st Corps Cadets from the M V V M camped at Billerica Centre. Mr and Mrs J M Chase returned from vacation. Emily Christensen visited Anna O Dowd. Agnes Kelley of Roxbury visited Mrs E P Kelley. Ella McKee joined Concord National Bank. A party gathered at Mrs Anne Canlett s home. The Church of Christ holds its annual Sunday school picnic at Riverhurst on June 26. The Boys club of 26 heads to Franklin Park for an outing led by Mr White.
William Ployart bought a new Indian motorcycle. Charles Shattuck of Wakefield visited friends, and Jesse Dunnell of Amherst stayed with Mr. and Mrs. R. EB. Hartin. Several others, including Mrs. Susan Sheehan and Mrs. Mary Dolan, hosted or planned trips.
Maynard Philip Dwineli has accepted a post in the finishing department of Mr and Mrs Benjamin C Brown. Weekend visitors include relatives of Jane Leithead of Stoughton and Miss Juliette McCormack who attended school in Whitinsville for the summer. The high school junior and senior classes plan a commencement outing to Lake Boon on Monday June 21. Cecilia OToole leaves for Miss Minnie’s home as Mizpah Rebekah lodge prepares a meeting with D D P and Hudson guests. An early supper is planned at 7 o'clock. W Strout arranged auto truck transportation for about 100 people to Fitchburg.
Thomas Rafferty of South Street visited Nahant yesterday. Stock taking will occur at the O Keefe factory this week. Miss Mabel Cuthbert is ill at her Front Street home. Walter A Wood of Walnut Street bought an Overland car. Mrs Orren Russ and daughter moved from the Frost house on Church Street to Short Street. Mary Williams, operator at the Uibibhene plant in Waeee war antawal, vacation yesterday. Rev B F Lawrence of Highland Street spent Sunday in Mendon for church. Harry Mason finished work at Clark University for the year and returned home. Miss Sylvia Jackson recovers from an attack at her East Main Street home. Hardy plays with an orchestra in Manchester. A wedding is noted. The Stevens Flower Shop is referenced in another column.
Miss Cota of Peabody attended a Sunday gathering at a local residence. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter plans to take a party of 11 or 12 Boy Scouts on a camping trip up Tiger Friday. Fireworks orders for the Fourth are being placed at Stevens' and a holiday sale line was promised. Miss Bessie Holden Hubbard Jr. returned from a camping trip in New Hampshire. Edward Brennan missed Friday at Stevens' bicycle shop due to illness. Concord Canoe Club stockholders will hold an annual meeting at the club house Friday evening. Strawberry picking is underway ahead of a bumper harvest. David Potter returned to Amherst Friday for summer work. Beatrice Bevens left her state service and moved to New London Conn. for a new position. Trinity parish held its annual picnic at Lake Walden with sports and a basket lunch.
Mise Dorothea Shute and Mrs. Thomas W. Ryan planned a visit to Norwood Friday with relatives. Schools close Friday for the annual vacation. The Sodality of Help of Christians held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening. A Newton Georgia ball game drew many Com Junction fans. Winslow J. Damon was excused from jury duty call.
The OCR text fragment describes an afternoon gathering at a home with mentions of friends and plans arranged by a person. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to form a full news item.
Fragmentary text indicates an annual meeting is to be held with an aim to recruit new members. Officers are described as active in their work, with Friday noted as a meeting day. Details are unclear.
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