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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
5
A dry goods line promises complete selections of wear and related items. Special preparations claim unusually low prices to help shoppers save on necessities for the Glorious Fourth outing or vacation.
Rumor confirms Maynard will challenge Concord to a Independence Day baseball game in Maynard. Possible Maynard lineup includes Bat Coughlin Hilferty McManus Loewe. Concord may field Jennings Goulding Gleason. A strong Concord team could feature Varley Connell Bulger Hodgman Franks McHugh. battery undecided Bradley or Spring Holy Cross. Sale notices and talking machines records also listed for July.
Miss Marjorie Louise Elder of Waterville and George Stanley Stevenson of Milton wed at Ridgewold with Rev. Dr. Edwin C. Whittemore presiding. Attended by Inez Stevenson and Smith College classmates, the ceremony featured a double ring service and a reception. The couple plans residence in Waterville after Coburn Institute opens in the fall.
The Marlboro Rubber store ad draws attention from almost every reader with Fourth of July ties. It notes that anyone avoiding a little surplus steam on that day has a problem with health or temperament.
notices include rental of Sudbury Sunnyside Farm to Mr. Rogers of Brighton and a series of local consignments. Children’s Sunday observed at the Methodist church on July 2 at 1 30 p m. June 24 at Rev A J Hall’s home. Miss Eva Taylor and George O Cadman wed. Hobart Noyes funeral at his late home with Rev J F Philips. Ella W Hadley had appendicitis operation at Marlboro hospital with no complications.
The Sudbury high school celebrated its 12th annual graduation at the town hall on Thursday evening June 22. The program included music, readings, and a Longfellow essay. The following graduates attended the reception on Friday evening with Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs. Kenyon, with dancing and refreshments afterward.
We thank those who offered comforting words and beautiful flowers during our bereavement. We sincerely appreciate the kindness and the quartet that sang at the final services. Mrs. H. M. Noyes and family, F. A. Noyes and wife.
Richard Potter leaves N E T T Co. Joseph Keyes attends Harvard class day in Concord. Water main leak repaired at Potter street and Sudbury road. Lexington and Boston road park car derailment causes two hour delay. Trinity church ministers schedule communion lecture Friday 7 30 p m and patriotic service Sunday 7 30 p m with national anniversary order. All invited.
Irving Armstrong works at Marge's drug store and William Flynn visits home from Brington Seminary for the summer vacation season.
Mrs. Curts of New Haven visits her son W. W. Curtis. Robinson attends a funeral in New Port. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. W. Russell visit Main St. Roland Howe set for high school duties in Winchester. Grace Carberg earns a diploma from Comers Commercial College. West End graduates show strong honors with nine of 19 and two distinctions. Names include Gladys Nivers Edith Stevenson Kenneth Thompson Blood Alice Butcher Ralph Howe Rosa Bowker Catherine Shaughnessy Charles Parke Charlotte Reed.
More than 80 members from Concord lodge and Willow lodge gathered at Henry Mahan’s Bedford road home for a picnic and a baseball game. The Junction professional team decisively defeated the Concord team 22 to 2, with Capt. John Raymond key in offense and defense. After the game, supper and social activities featured remarks by Dr. Marshall and other attendees, including stories and songs.
Misses Blossom and Whittier offer drawing and painting lessons at 172 Commonwealth Ave. Mrs T F Clark, Mr Gardner R Prawing noted in the ad. Also items for sale include 300 wood cards, Jap e lac, Sherwin Williams paint and Tron furniture from L N Fowler Co. Buy and save.
Holstein breeders push breed improvement and announce limited service for top cows. Community notes mention individuals at various local businesses and events including a Sunshine laundry sign, Miss Drusilla Brigham’s visit, Miles Comstock’s recovery, Lulu Smith visiting Haverhill, Arthur Hollis as conductor, Thomas Doyle resuming fire duties, Lou Blackington closing her manicure shop, Corey Holyoke working summer, Edward Mitchell visiting his brother Rep J J Mitchell, Marlboro Electric wiring Fred W Pratt’s new house with Nernst lamps, and the Jolly Five hosting a dance in North Stratford New Hampshire with Mr Varville as station agent.
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