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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

5

Concord Notes: Sanborn address at field day and hospital incident

Frank B. Sanborn spoke at the Littleton Wos mans club and Historical society field day held Saturday. Many stores closed for Bunker Hill Day with some remaining open. Miss Blatchford of Chicago addressed the Woman's Board auxiliary in Trinitarian chapel. Miss Calder of Boston could not attend. John Orr of Williams farm Nine Acre corner was hospitalized Monday in an unconscious state after a recent accident.

Frank B. Sanborn Littleton Wos Man’s Club and Historical Society Bunker Hill Blatchford Chicago Helen B. Calder Boston John Orr Williams Farm Nine Acre Corner Concord Hospital

Children’s Sunday Concert at Universalist Church

South Acton notes a Children’s Sunday with a morning concert at Universalist Church. The program includes recitations, songs, anthems by Hamilton and Hosmer Quartets, a violin solo by Miss C Eliza Fletcher, and a duet by Bailey and Genie Fletcher. Piper, third baseman for Amherst, finished college and played his last game as Amherst defeated their rivals.

Universalist Church Hamilton Bailey Genie Fletcher Mr. Einer Hosmer Piper Amherst Agricultural College Amherst College

Local notes and social updates from Maynard scene

A stream of community items reports visitors, engagements, pregnancies, house moves, and events. Highlights include Mrs. Eleanor Tuttle returning from Maine, Charles Bob ton of Florida leaving for home, Miss Hinkley and Miss Mc Lean traveling to Hyannis and Pennsylvania, Ed Nearey starting a new home foundation, and Acton Grange No. 25 to hear Charles M. Gardner on June 27.

West Acton Observes Children's Day at Universalist Church

Children's Day will be observed at the Universalist church in West Acton Sunday at 1 30 p m with exercises replacing the regular service. The Misses Porter hosted their nephew Fred Porter and his wife from Leadville Colorado last week. Mr and Mrs Su Weele recently entertained several West Baptist church members. Acton lodge 208 EO GF performed the third degree on a candidate Monday evening with other members present.

Ed. Nearey Fletcher Corner t'Maynard de Lee's Pace RN Society Universalist Church C. 2 Paistahks Porter Maynard Mill Town Walter Bird South Earl Haywood Irving MeKed Ben Sawyer Boston Pulman Universalist Fred _ Porter Leadville Col Su Weele

Annual Strawberry Festival and Harbor Fishing Party Notices

News items report the Boxboro church strawberry festival set for next week Tuesday in the new town hall, a Thursday harbor fishing party aboard the sloop Restless under Capt. Joe Horton with Fred Gilmore as manager, and several local happenings including a broken airpot, a log-cutting injury to Joseph Seaman, and school closures as the village winds down its term.

Restless Joe Horton Swampscott Fred Gilmore J. R. Houghton Evelyn Baker Toledo Boxboro New Town Hall Frank B. Harris

Littleton High School Graduation Plans and Program

Graduation will be Friday evening June 23 at 7 30 with a reception at 9 30. Thayer's orchestra is engaged. Graduates include Ethel Edwards Edwin Esten Marion Hutchins Flagg Lester Griffiths Hartwell Houghton Rachel Ireland Ruth Wardrobe Thacher Edith Fletcher Myrtle Fletcher Vera Libby Emily Robinson Ethel Whittier. Class officers Myrtle Fletcher president Rachel Ireland vice president Emily Robinson secretary Vera Libby treasurer Lester Griffiths marshal. Motto Immer Voran colors blue and white flower lily of the valley. Program features invocation Rev Oliver Jay Fairfield chorus or soldiers chorus Faust salutatory Edwin Esten history Marvin Ritchins class prophecy Edith Fletcher oration Lester Griffiths music orchestra class history etc.

Thayer Ethel May Edwards Edwin Chandler Esten Marion Hutchins Flagg Lester Wilmot Grifiths Austin Lawrence Hartwell Roland Goldith Houghton Rachel Sprague Irefind Ruth Wardrobe Thacher Edith Augusta, Fletcher Myrtle Whitcomb Fletcher Vera Estelle Libby Emily May Robinson Ethel Whittier Myrtle W. Fletcher Rachel 8 Ireland Emily M. Robinson Vera B. Libby Lester W. Griffiths Oliver Jay Fairfield

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