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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
8
In addition to our cloak and suit department we have added a millinery department led by Miss Flora Lawrence of Concord Junction. The new shop promises a resplendent hat assortment with both trimmed and untrimmed styles. Goods are new and up to the minute with right prices and fast service.
South Acton resident Orwen Balch accepts a position with the Apsley rubber factory in Hudson and plans to move his family. Schools close Friday for spring vacation and reopen Tuesday. teachers attend a Washington trip. Local residents travel, study, or relocate as town groups report meetings and plans. The Christian Endeavorers elect officers. a men’s club event is planned. two drama troupes tour nearby towns and may return.
Daniel S Wilson and Mae Gertrude Wetherbee wed Saturday at 6 30 p m Universalist church before about 150 guests from Acton and Concord. Rev S J Willis officiated with Carrie Wetherbee as bridesmaid and Fobes as best man. The couple will reside in Am p t New Jersey.
Miss Fora Reed spends Sunday with parents and Sunshine club plans a 100 percent sale Thursday at the Congregational church to aid the organization. Moses Taylor returns from Lowell for the summer in Acton. Arthur J. Davis of Boston speaks at a temperance rally. music by George Dusseaul t and the Grange double quartet. Tufts Glee Club concert at Maynard Music Hall features Harold Phalen. many locals to attend. The Boys' club meets Wednesday evening. Rev Silas Adams preaches at Concord Junction and the Grange meets with a tableau. Mrs R E Evans leaves J A Goding household for Pepperell. Rev W J Batt preaches at the Baptist church. Spring millinery opening announced for next Tuesday and Wednesday at Phelps Block Ayer Junction by Miss Ethel K Bruce. Rhode Island Whites eggs for hatching $1 per 13 from Thomas E Downie.
Miss Ethel G Evans spends the week at her Lowell home. Miss Elizabeth Paine enjoys a Boston vacation with relatives. Chas E Wood suffers a severe grip attack. School children take a week’s recess. Frank Moan limps with a cane after setting its foot last week. Walter McClenathan of Boston visits his mother and sister in Maynard. Miss May Flagg is at the Deaconess hospital Boston for a throat operation.
Local actors presented a three act comedy to benefit the Wino na Rebekah lodge on Thursday evening. Viewers pronounced it the best drama ever given with fungalore to keep the audience in good temper. Cast members received many compliments for their performances.
The Freeman family returns to North Acton from Boston with Frank Benere and family. Miss Lillian Frost visits from Framingham hospital. Mrs. Wade visits from Bridgewater. Maynard shoppers frequent Christies. Sickness widespread. Frank Gallagher and Gaylon Spinney ill with la grippe. William Hartwell recovering. Mud slows travel where roads remain unbuilt. road commissioners urged to repair highways this spring. The St. School train from Concord NH to New York passed through en route to Easter holidays on Wednesday the 22nd.
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