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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

6

Noted Names Seen in Print Appoints Ex President Roosevelt Aide

The article surveys William Loeb Jr taking the New York port collectorship and outlines the influence, salary, and duties tied to the post. It also profiles Edward Weston and Thomas Lewis, plus Senator Oliver, detailing careers, origins, and early life hardships shaping political and labor leadership.

Roosevelt William Loeb, Jr New York Empire State Taft Loeb Chester A. Arthur Theodore Roosevelt Hayes Senate New York State Secretary of the Treasury Hotel Majestic

Concord social notes and community updates

Residents visit and travel details include Misa Katherine McAvin in town over Sunday and Miss Florence King with May King in Arlington. Local movements report Albert Hicks visiting his father, G. W. Morey family resettling in Westvale, and Percy Blodgett taking a job with Maxwell-Driscoll Motor Co. in Newcastle Indiana. A social dancing party by “The Jolly Five” is planned for Friday April 16, with King Cole orchestra. Archie Simpson plans a new retail venture in Chaplin’s block around April 1.

Misa Katherine McAvin Florence and May King Arlington Richard Connell Snow & Noll Mr. Snow G. W. Morey Concord Junction Westvale Percy Blodgett Newcastle Indiana Maxwell-Driscoll Motor Co John Redfern Main St Mr. Redfern Jolly Five Association Hall King & Cole's Orchestra Archie Simpson Chaplin's Block

Children’s Concert a Grand Local Recital

The Help of Christian church basement hosted a children’s concert last Wednesday evening. The Ladies’ parish club committee organized an excellent program with strong performances by Edward Loughlin Charles McGowan Katherine Shaughnessy and Mrs. David Sheehan earning much applause. The arranging committee included Misses Mary Garvey Agnes Garvey Florence King Elizabeth Connell Gene Connell Rose Keefe Mary Lawler and Mrs. Charles McGowan with Mrs. T F Shaughnessy.

Help of Christian Church Edward Loughlin Charles McGowan Katherine Shauganessy David Sheehan Mary Garvey Agnes Garvey Florence King Elizabeth Connell

Country Minister comedy draws large audience at Acton club

The Acton Dramatic Club presented The Country Minister in Association hall last Friday evening to a large, appreciative crowd. Miss Helen A. Wood as Roxy received special mention for her fresh air kid role. many stayed after to enjoy the dancing.

Acton Dramatic Club Association Hall Helen A. Wood Roxy

Advertised List PostCards James Barstow and Others

A brief notice lists James Barstow Joseph Harold Birdle Mons and Rittenbers as advertised post cards or notices.

James Barstow Joseph Harold Birdle Mons Rittenbers

To Let Six Room Cottage Near Harness Shop Concord

Six room cottage with hot and cold water bath concrete cellar and yard. Rent low at 26 and 2s Assabet Ave. Opposite the Reformatory. Inquire Jeremiah Sheehan or see G. G Russell for keys.

Concord Junction Jeremiah Sheehan G. G Russell

Marlboro Notes On Local Residents And Employment

J J Rafferty of South Street works in the Douglas factory. Victor Laliberte moves his family from Cordaville to Marlboro. Mrs J Goss is in New York for a dressmaking opening. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Reuben Legnard at 53 Mechanic Street last week. Miss Cora M Berry of Waltham visited Marlboro friends. J M Sears of Boston becomes a new bookkeeper at Nelson Morris and Co cooler.

J. J. Rafferty South St Douglas Victor Laliberte Cordaville J. Goss New York Reuben Legnard Cora M. Berry Waltham Marlboro Friends

Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Opens in Seattle 1900

The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle opens June 1 and closes October 15 1900. It aims to educate and attract through permanent buildings and a focus on Alaska and Yukon resources. The site at Lake Union covers 250 acres near Washington University with twelve main palaces and state and foreign exhibits.

Seattle Ash Rocky Mountains Portland Ore Uncle Sam United States Congress A.Y.P Washington University Lake Union Lake Washington Pacific Northwest Olympic Cascade Mountains Mounts Rainier Baker Alaska Yukon Hawaii Philippines Exposition ‘Corporation State of Washington Evergreen State Washington Missouri St. Louis Pacific Ocean America Northland

Roosevelt as Plain Citizen Joins New York Commute

Theodore Roosevelt begins work as a magazine editor after arriving at Oyster Bay. He rides a crowded surface car to Manhattan, declines a seat, and stands with the crowd on the ferry crossing from Long Island City. He meets Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott at his brother in law’s home and visits Outlook offices before a 4 PM luncheon at the National Arts Club.

Theodore Roosevelt Plain Citizen Oyster Bay Thirtyfourth Street New York Traction Line Long Island City Cornelia Langdon Ethel Douglas Robinson Lyman Abbott Outlook Roosevelt Abbott Fourth Avenue Outlook Publishing Company Mr. Roosevelt National Arts Club Gramercy’'park

Sudbury Town Officers Elected At Annual Meeting

At the annual town meeting on Monday Sudbury elected Francis F. Walker as moderator and a full slate of selectmen, assessors, treasurer, and other town posts. Voters approved budgets including Schools 6500 and roads 3000, with various line items and two percent discount for early tax payment.

Francis F. Walker Waldo L. Stone Frank W. Goodnow Sylvester D. Perry Eli H. Willis Edgar W. Goodnow Francis E. Bent J. Clifford Hall Winthrop H. Fairbanks William L. Stone Fred Raymond Seneca W. Hall J. Stanley Rice William E. Baldwin Goodnow Library Augustus F. Rowe Board of Health George A. Oviatt M. D Sudbury C. J. Morse

Local Notes From South Sudbury and Nearby Towns

HOUSE SHINGLING continuing in South Sudbury as T Richardson works on his home. Robert LaGough visits in Boston with friends during the past week. Ira T Moore reports a well dug at his central village property. Merrick L Richardson of Waltham, formerly a resident, was in town Saturday. Greenhouse prices rise to 15 dollars per hundred cucumbers, favorable for the season. Mr and Mrs A W Rogers with Mrs P Wi Jones attend Abel Haynes gold wedding reception in Maynard Monday.

A. W. Rogers

Local Notes From Leominster and Surroundings

The Union orchestra played for a Leominster dance. Edward Davis of Warren Maine visited his uncle Rockland Walter. Hector Moineau welcomed a baby boy. Amedee Beauregard bought Irving Sawyer’s former car. Mrs Odile Fortier undertakes extensive home renovations on West Main. Walter Desmarais returns from two week visit in Fall River. A J Rougeau wired the Clinton theatre under T. P Hurley. City Almoner Harris rode to Tewksbury with a patient. Edward Bernard returns from a visit to Manchester NH. Jos Lacasse departs McIntyre’s grain for Nashua NH. Annie June Johnson, former local, sings in Boston church. Mr and Mrs George Griffin hosted by Byard at Foxdale Farm. Mrs J R Whittaker and Mary return from Feldenburg Florida winter retreat.

Union’ Orchestra Leominster Edward Davis Warren Rockland Walter Hector Moineau Amedee Beauregard Irving Sawyer Odile Fortier West Main St Walter Desmarais Chestnut &J

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