28 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
1
Maynard residents hosted friends from Lowell Waltham and Lawrence while visitors arrived from Boston Plymouth and Clinton. Local sports plans include a Maynard soccer game against Forge Village on April 7. The town library will open five nights a week starting April, and the Maynard High School athletic association named a new manager with new fund subscriptions for uniforms and ball supplies underway.
The Hudson Super Six demonstrates remarkable durability noting repeated performances without bearing damage. The report praises the engine’s resilience and long running capability, implying superior reliability compared to competing motors.
Mrs. James Riley spent Sunday in Marlboro. Mrs. Charles Noll spent last week in Jaffrey. Hi Ellis Wetherbee of Billerica was a recent visitor. William Keefe has concluded his services at Priest's market. Miss Florence Roys of Leominster spent Friday with friends here. Miss Catherine Adams was guest of Miss Ruth Shepard. Edward McClellan has been ill with grippe. Mrs. E. O. Wiggin of Union, NH, was guest of Mrs. Anna Hall. Miss Harriet Fletcher has accepted a position at Allen Chair Co. Local Odd Fellows attended degree work in Waltham. John Fitzpatrick and family moved from Baker place to a cottage on Baker Ave. Two prisoners attempted escape from the farm Thursday afternoon but were captured and returned to the reformatory. Holy Name society to receive Holy Communion at Help of Christians Church next Sunday morning at 7.
Miss Mabel Parker of Cambridge spent Sunday at her home. Miss Katherine Richardson was seen on Friday and is recovering after her operation. The Underwriters Fire Insurance inspectors from Boston were in town several days reviewing village properties.
John H. Brown administrator announces Thursday sale of 26 cows including Holsteins Ayrshires and Jerseys, a Thoroughbred Ayrshire and a Holstein bull. Sale at Spring Road Bedford with cash terms and immediate removal. trains and electrics pass nearby.
The Old Road to Nine Acre Corner Concord Mass hosts a no reserve cash auction of farm stock implements and tools from Harry Keefe on a date soon. Items include 3 horses 2 bays and 1 gray 8 grade Holstein cows 1 sow bred to pig in April 50 tons hay 20 HP engine and large lot of wagons gear and farm equipment. Lunch served and directions given with car line access.
Webber denies rumors of his resignation as town clerk saying the chatter stems from his civil service post at Charles Town Navy Yard. Civil service rules bar holding a political post but probationary six months allows him to stay, easing potential disruption to town governance.
Mrs Wilson of Malden, state superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors work, will speak in the Assembly hall of the Union school Thursday April 5 at 3 o clock. The event is under the auspices of the W C T U.
Edward Hunnewell of Bedford arrived Thursday night after a voyage on the French-Canada line. He recounts an eventful trip with three pirate-like encounters and submarine warnings that forced the ship off course, straining oil and supplies as the vessel barely reached Newport.
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