23 Mar 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
1
Town residents are notified that the April town meeting will be held on the 4th. Community updates include local employment changes and upcoming events such as concerts, dances, and school activities in Maynard and surrounding areas.
A series of farewell and dedication services unfolds at the old Union church as remodelled space opens. Rev. William J. Batt and Rev. Silas N. Adams lead sermons and prayers while Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkeley delivers the evening sermon.
Mrs Helen Smith Young's millinery parlors on Springs road Bedford advertise hats braids feathers and frames to save time and money by buying locally for style and comfort. The notice also mentions theater attendance and village civic appointments and a town hall concert by Combination Hose Co No 1 with after dance car service.
The Minute Man lodge N B C P held a St Patrick's Day entertainment and dance at Historic House Lexington on Thursday March 17 with about 60 couples attending. Ice cream cake and cocoa were served as the refreshments committee and entertainment helpers were announced.
Mise Edith Buck rents a Main street house former held by Murray Ballou. WCTU Middlesex county presidents meet in Newton. Concord and Maynard attendees join St Patrick Day dances. Concord Grange to mark 19th with essays and music. Master services planned in churches for Resurrection Day. School board member Shaughnessy spoke to 600 at Boston High School of Commerce on Customs Service. Minutemen dance posters announce event with McNally's orchestra. Angeltoys entertain Women’s Club. Seniors dance posters promise April 6 in Eaton Hall. Mr and Mrs Shirley K Kerne visit from Newton. Mrs Joseph Dee recovering after operation in Boston hospital. Maynard church adds Miller Grand piano financed by Pitla theater class. Assessors prep work begins early this year starting April 1 due to law changes.
The Philathea class held a linen shower in the vestry of the Trinitarian church last week. It honored Mrs. J. Alvord Rose and the upcoming marriage of Miss Lil Han Petersen. Guests gave gifts of linen and the refreshment table was dressed with heart motifs.
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