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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1915

Page

3

Maynard noon gathering highlights rites and remarks

A noon gathering featured a program with musical and literary numbers and social time. Attendees included Michael Bander Mansfield Samuel Bander Providence R J Feinberg Bennetts and families, Mrs B Bennett and others.

Michael Bander Mansfield Samuel Bander Providence R. J Louis. Feinberg Jacob Paisner Chélses B. Bennett Harry Minnie Brookline Pre Cees Seeeber Bella Cecelia Martin Bennie

Hudson Defeats Local Bowling Team After Tight Win

The local bowling aggregation lost to Hudson on Thursday evening by 12 pins in Hudson. It marks the first win for Hudson in the five-game series this season, as the Hudson team edged out the locals in a close contest.

Hudson Hudson Five Har

Sudden Death of Robert Kane Follows Convulsions

Robert Kane nine year old son of Nicholas Kane died Monday at 4 40 pm from convulsions after falling at John A Croene park. He was born December 3 1905 in town and survived by three brothers Frank and Nicholas and two sisters. Funeral held Wednesday at St Bridget's church with burial in St Bridget's cemetery.

Robert Kane Robert Nicholas Kane John A. Croene Park William Taylor Ward W. Jones Joseph, Kaler Samuel B. Reed Frank Nicholas St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Committee on set sewerage report to voters for April

The committee on set sewerage completed their report and in the hands of the printer. About 16500 copies will be printed before April sunset. The papers will include the committee’s full findings on the receiving plant. Mrs. Fannie Reynard of Worcester is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C for a few days.

Fannie Reynard Worését Sr

Burglary at Main Street Store Leads to Cash Loss

A Saturday evening theft at a Main Street store netted $211 in cash and a quantity of cafe tickets. The thief forced entry by removing a window sash and opened a locked metal cash box with a tool. Owner Mr Hekkala suspects the break may connect to refund requests for Finland tickets bought last June.

Fcd Main St Hekkala Buriars Maynard Trust Co Finland

Large Parish Communion Totals At St Bridget’s Masses

In line with a global church decree, St Bridget’s hosted three masses drawing large crowds. The Ladies' Auxiliary and Holy Name societies joined 403 parishioners in communion, with 60 at West Acton’s 9 o'clock mass, totaling 463 communions. After the 10:30 mass, the Blessed Sacrament remained exposed as many visited. Vespers and prayers for peace followed with Tantum Ergo and Hymn to the Pope sung by the choir under A A Hilferty’s direction.

St. Bridget's Ladies’ Auxiliary Holy Name Societies West Acton J. Browne John Sheehan A. A. Hilferty

Whist Party Planned by Ladies' Auxiliary No 88

The Ladies Auxiliary No 88 A O Ssad Waar and Mary Shea host a whist party at Glendale Street with Mrs. Mary Shea as guest. Mr and Mrs William Heffernan attend as part of a local social gathering. A Socialist society lecture course concluded with an excellent entertainment.

Mary Shea Glendale St William Heffernan Ellen Bertville Socialist Society

20th Century Social Dance Plans Progress In Acton

Plans are progressing for a social dance to be held Monday night April 5 in Exchange Hall South Acton under the auspices of the 20th Century Club. Past guests who enjoyed summer hospitality are expected to attend, ensuring an especially fine evening.

South Acton

Fire call and standoff reported on Hayes Street

A brief fire incident near Hayes Street began in a barrel and escalated to a Box 43 response. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the event involved two separate alarms and a staked stance by responders. Further specifics are not readable in the text.

Hayes St

March Wedding at Brooks Street Revered Ceremony

A wedding occurred on March 20 at Brooks Street with Rev Pentaia and Paul officiating. The ceremony and evening reception followed, celebrating the union in a local church setting.

Town plans April celebration under village improvement committee

Concord residents discuss a modest April commemoration planned by the Beetsl Committee of the Village Improvement Society. An eight member social committee will organize four gatherings, with two already held this year. The 19th event features a musical program with costumed children and drills, plus a proposed band concert and Governor David J. Walsh as guest speaker.

John Ah Concord Ouetry David J. Walsh

Concord Community Celebration Readies For Annual Day

A local note from Concord highlights expected attendance at a town event led by Captain Dee. Organizers aim to unite residents for a single annual celebration, praising the plan as well deserved and likely to succeed with proper support.

Agent for Chevrolet Re. W Ford Takes Agency

W Ford has taken the Chevrolet agency. The car was a sensation at the recent show offering roadsters and touring cars from 460 to 800 dollars. His area includes Acton Lincoln Carlisle and Concord.

RE. W. Ford Chevrolet Mr. Ford Acton Lincoln Carlisle Concord

Paage Sunday Observed Across Catholic Churches

Peace services marked Paage Sunday with Holy Communion for the Holy Name society at a parish and additional rites in Help of Christians. Services were held at 3.15 p m and again at 7.30 p m.

Holy Name Society

First Game Between Regulars and C H B 8 Gang

In the opening ball game between the Regulars and the C H 8 gang on Saturday Daniel Hayes proved his batting prowess with solid hitting and steady defense.

C. H Daniel Hayes

Weekend Visit Recalls Howe Family Ties in New England

Mr and Mrs Roland Howe spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B F Howe. Howe recently returned from a business trip through Connecticut and western Massachusetts.

Roland Howe B. F. Howe Howe Connecticut Massachusetts

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