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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
1
The article describes a cheerful figure in regal dress savoring a pipe and genial company beside an open grate. It notes this season is most appreciated for such moments of leisure and sociable warmth.
Maynard items note Dr Grady's Buick arrival and Ralph Gould's health trip to Rutland. Local residents travel, recoveries and illnesses are listed, including Miss Ethel Rich and Miss Azubah Myrick returning to duties. Moving pictures, school events, and community visits fill the week with district notes and social updates.
An extract from Bedford's annual town reports on drunkenness and liquor traffic provokes heated letters and editorials. Citizens dispute the article claiming no specific accusations, noting travel by express companies and alcohol flow into town. The piece highlights objections to the writes and ties to police promotions and salaries.
A brief notice invites individuals to earn a dollar by buying wood in long form and having the sender saw it. Prospective participants should drop a postal to express interest.
William Lee visited his grand, Miss Mary Barrett spent the week end with her parents, Paul Delaney recovered from illness, Alberta Andrews in Hudson with sister, Iister Jewett sold his lot on Central Street to Clarence Hosmer. Fire department ball planned March 28. Moving pictures draw crowds. whist party hosted by the Jolly Seven at Odd Fellows hall with prizes won by Mrs Frank Ronor and John Whitney. Andrew Bean took consolation.
Henry Mahan visited Boston recently to view autos. Mrs C F Engarton hosts the Concord Musical club at her Main street home. Automatic phones installed at J Priend's drug store and the express office. Middlesex School seniors have a fair on the 12th. McWalter's orchestra will supply music. Emerson and West Concord schools close for teacher visiting day. Concord Lyceum to meet Wednesday evening March 16 to elect officers and review yearly reports. Electricity on the Farm topic at Concord Grange Tuesday night. William A Lord to lecture on birds for the Woman's club Monday. Mrs Carrie A Smith attends New York millinery openings as she prepares to open her Walden street store next week in H Hansen's former premises.
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