Concord Selectman Candidate Letter Sparks Debate
March 1 1910 letter to the Enterprise discusses town meeting candidates in Concord. Voter interest centers on younger men for executive and administrative roles with Pliny Jewell 2d proposed for the coming selectman vacancy amid a Citizens’ Caucus. A stray anecdote about a waiter and a straw ends the fragment.
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PPM
Concord
Pliny Jewell 2d
Selectman
Francis A. Houston
Ralph B
Frank R. R
Local Notes and Social Updates From Westboro
Westboro scenes report William Cavanaugh at Westboro work John Doyle absent from Middlesex factory news of births travels and visits Mae Burke returns from Worcester Miss Mary Burke returns from Worcester Pontifical Zouaves add pool tables new members join and plan strong ball team St Marys church hosts stations of the cross James Robich Audel Geamioe Rev Jos Robich attends Brigham Shoe Co installs electric motor at Sullivan stone works Parade invites from Grenier opens millinery move to Leominster Bella Hoola Boat Club to upgrade club house and race prep Preston Hall dancing party March 28 organizers listed Parson twins and others in local trades noted
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Emile Lacroix
Lynn
Lacroix
Doran Savard
Fitchburg
Pontifical Zouaves
St. Anthony’s School
Reon
Zouaves
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Warren & Co
Othe
Bella Hoola Boat Club
Fort Meadow
Preston Hall Tor
Ealvan
Joseph Manning
Michael Conway
M. Henry Audelin
Henry Parsons & Son
Vancouver
J. Laplante
Lincoln St
Pleasant St
Macomber
Douglas
M. D. McGinnis
B. & M. Railroad
Bedford license dispute reveals six class license issue
Sydney W. Young complains that Bedford town officials blocked a sixth class liquor license, despite a Board of Pharmacy certificate of fitness. He notes the board granted an eighth class license allowing prescriptions and limited alcohol use. Charles Blake Co. reports the matter amid local lodge visit and funeral notice for Thomas Talbot.
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Bedford
Sidney W. Young
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Board of Selectmen
Board of Pharmacy
Sale Adjourned On Concord Estate Mortgage
The sale of the Concord estate on the road to Lowell described in the 1898 Jennings mortgage to Lexington Savings Bank was adjourned from March 21, 1910, to March 7, 1910, at 3 30 P M. Lexington Savings Bank A B Scott Attorney. Also a note of thanks from Mrs A Le ee Parsons Concorde Junction February 28 1910.
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Concord
Lowell
Chas. BE. Jennings
Lexington Savings Bank
Middlesex South
A. Lee A. Parsons
Concorde Junction
Weekend chat about habits and new neighbors visit
A playful dialogue unfolds with a week woman claiming strength for a partner. They discuss habit as doing unwanted tasks to feel comfortable, then plan a visit to newly moved neighbors whose belongings are still being arranged downstairs.
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R. E. Green
Andrew Mann
Ostrom Electric Co
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Fred Lacouture
Frank Clapp
Worcester. Polytechnic School
Warren Howe
East Main St
Westboroda
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Waltham
Herbert Negus
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Freeman
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Shawsheen Lodge
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Thomas Talbot
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