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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

5

Concord Bridges Budget Shrinks From 10000 to 5000

Ley Construction Co. of Springfield to begin building two concrete bridges in Concord, Nine Acre Corner and Powder Mill bridge, with costs 4100 and 900 respectively, leaving about 5000 unspent from the 10000 town vote. J R Worcester of Waltham named supervising engineer. work to start within 10 days.

Nine Acre Corner Lee’s Bridge Powder Mill Bridge Ley Construction Co Springfield J. R. Worcester Waltham New England Eston

Harvard class day guests arrive from midnight train

A carload of tired but happy people returned Friday night from Harvard class day festivities as guests of the graduating class. Three Concord boys Roger Sherman Hoar Edward B Caiger and Samuel Hoar were hosts with three spreads. Caiger entertained over 100 friends at Fairfax hall with decorations and refreshments by W A Ross of Waltham. Guests came from Concord Acton Sherborn and Boston and were served from 6 to 8 PM. Roger Hoar hosted with Mr Dewey in Stoughton hall No 28.

Concord Rownie Washington Sherman Hoar Beck Hall New York Mr. Hoar Robert Lee Northampton Miss Ames Dedham Harvard Roger Sherman Hoar Edward B. Caiger Samuel Hoar Caiger Fairfax Hall W. A. Ross Waltham Acton Sherborn Boston Roger Hoar Mr. Dewey Stoughton Hall

Delegates Form New Pomona at Walham Meeting

Masters and delegates from Lexington Concord Everett Waltham Acton and Lincoln met in Wal tham Thursday to sanction forming a new Pomona. State Master attended and approved the plan to organize in late August with a field day in Waltham. Julian and Murray Ballou Jr. are at Camp Marienfield Chesham NH.

Lexington Concord Everett Waltham Acton Lincoln Pomona Julian and Murray Ballou, Jr Camp Marienfield, Chesham, N. H

Edward T Harrington Co Auctioneers Public Auction Notice

Edward T Harrington Co announces a public auction of items from 293 Washington Street Boston. Auctioneers will conduct the sale at the stated location and time as published.

On These Premises Auction Notice July 8 1909

A public notice sets an auction for premises on Thursday July 8 1909 at 3 30 PM. The document labels the event as well known and to be conducted on site. No further details are legible.

Eight Concord parcels auctioned near Emerson estate and Wayside

Maude A. Huttmann offers eight real estate parcels on Massachusetts Ave and Cambridge Turnpike near Ralph Waldo Emerson Estate and Wayside. Parcels include Mansion House with 30 acres, Red House, five house lots, and three acres with sewer and town water. Deposit ranges and sale without reserve described.

Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Turnpike Ralph Waldo Emerson Louisa Alcott Orchard House Wayside Margaret Sydney Concord Ephraim Bull School of Philosophy John Moore George Albree Old Concord Red House Ralph Waldo Emerson Massachusetts Ave Old Town

Four Prizes for Horrible Parade in Independence Day Event

Concord public invites entrants to a July 5 antique and horrors parade with four $10 prizes for the most comical best local hit the handsomest and the best feature by the ladies. March order runs Lang st Monument Lexington Heywood Walden Hubbard Thoreau Main Elm River Main to the Square where judges will review and awards given. Participants urged to arrive early to start on time.

Lang St Monument Lexington Heywood Walden Hubbard, Thoreau Main Elm River

Brown Tail Moths Raise Alarm After Canoe Trip

Sunday on Jug Island the boys enjoyed a canoe outing but were stung by brown tail moths. The island has become a hotspot for the insects and residents report itching and need for soothing lotions. Names of affected individuals include Richard Cross Edward Blossom Elmer Joslin Henry Thorpe Jesse Potter Paul Murray Ralph Hastings William Davis Caleb Wheeler Murray Ballou and Ronald Shepard.

Jug Island Richard Cross Edward Blossom Elmer Joslin Henry Thorpe Jesse Potter Paul Murray Ralph Hastings William Davis Caleb Wheeler Murray Ballou Ronald Shepard

Summer Vacation Movements of Local Residents

Sidney M. Coolidge and family plan a July first trip to Cotuit for the summer. Mrs C F Adams has gone to her summer home at North Scituate. L E Ryther and Mrs Ryther of the Concord school will spend the season in Annisquam Gloucester. G Hollis Blake closed his Main street house for the summer and stays in New York. Mrs Blake and son at White Plains NY. Mr and Mrs George P Furber Elm street vacation at Monument Beach.

Main St Cotuit L. E. Ryther Mrs. Ryther The Concord School Annisquam, Gloucester G. Hollis Blake New York George P. Furber, Elm Sr Monument Beach

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Albert Vanderhooe Main Street Charles M. Byron Tel Thoreau St A. G. Ziegler Concord. Junction Colonial Inn Concord, Mass Concord Boys Rae P. W. White Palephone Connection Edward T. Harrington Co Washington St Huttman Maude A. Huttmann I. N. MacRae Walden St Sugarota Idairy Lenoryn Aew West Minis Co FOP Sale AW Bedford Coal & Grain Co Bedford, Mass B. W. Brown Edward O. Thorpe Horace Mann School of Columbia University, N. Y Mass Hudson and Vicinity F. H. Bryant GEN. Agt T. F. Parker Maynard Maurice M. McWalter Ain S
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