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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1912

Page

5

Local Social Notes Highlight Trips and Events

Miss Jessie Smith visits grandparents in Lynn this week. Florence Whitcomb and her brother Adams visit their aunt Mrs. Heywood Hartwell in Somerville until Wednesday. Mr and Mrs B G Fowler of Woburn visit John and Mrs McKinley in Newton. Backlog club to host leap year dance in town hall with Thayer's orchestra. Mrs Daniel G Houghton travels to Gloucester City NJ to visit daughter Mrs Carl Dodge.

Jessie Smith Lynn Florence Whitcomb Adams Daniel G. Houghton Gloucester City N. J Carl Dodge

Town Meeting Votes Water Board Powers and Appointments

At a special town meeting last week on Monday evening the water board was authorized to extend pipes along profitable streets and to petition the 1912 legislature for a $10,000 water supply appropriation. A citizens caucus approved numerous town offices including town clerk, selectmen, overseers of the poor, assessor, tax collector, highway surveyor, auditors, constables, school committee, library trustee, cemetery warden, board of health, and town committee members for 1913. The annual town meeting is set for Monday March 25. The Woman's club held a pleasant at home event that Monday afternoon.

Board of Water Commissioners Board of Water Commisew Chas. A. Kimball Harold W. Conant Nahum H. Whitcomb Geo. H. Barker Walter H. Titcom W. H. Titcomb N. B. Whitcomb G. H. Barker Edward P. Sheehan Chas. W. Hunt M. W. Leahy F. A. Hosmer B. H. Priest F. C. Reed A. E. Hopkins W. O. Gibson Chas. F. Johnson Fred 8. Kimball Frank A. Patch Reuben Hoar J. P. Thacher J. Murray Board of Health A. Kimball

Gardner Woman's Club Invited to Conservation Conference

The Gardner Woman's Club hosts guests for Conservation Conference in Gardner. Pepperell Woman's Club invites five Littleton members for Reciprocity Day and two program numbers. Current Events led by Florence Wilcox and Fannie Woodbury. Program includes piano duets, monologue, spinning history, embroidery notes, and a flute of lace exhibitions.

Gardner Woman’s Club Conservation Confernee Gardner Pepperell Woman's Club Littleton Club Florence Wilcox Fannie P. Woodbury Julia Conant Grace B. Lawrence Elizabeth Flagg Emma Tenney Gertrude Houghton Miss Wilcox Charlotte Tenney Ruth Hilda Helstrom Geo. H. Kimball Tenney

Obituary of Thomas Ryan Resident Passes Suddenly

Thomas Ryan died suddenly Tuesday morning March 5 from arterial issues. Born in Ireland he came to America 50 years ago. Requiem was at Ayer with Rev. P. J. Sheedy. interment in Lowell beside his wife who died 21 years earlier. He leaves two sons John of San Diego and Andrew, three daughters Mary of Boston and Sarah Corish of Somerville, and a grandchild.

Thomas Ryan Ireland America Ayer P. J. Sheedy Lowell Ryan John San Diego Cal Andrew Mary Boston Sarah John Corish Somerville

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