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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

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Town Votes No License Amid Large Turnout In Acton

In a landmark town meeting 422 of 498 voters approved no license and approved budgets. Key figures include Town Clerk Horace F. Tuttle 289, Selectmen William F. Stevens 316, James B. Tuttle 316, Treasurer Jonathan K. Wetherbee 340, and Road Commissioner Albert H. Perkins 283. The town also funded library gifts, street lamps, Memorial Day observance, elm leaf beetle extermination, and road work from Arlington Street to Union Turnpike. Continued on Page Bight.

Memorial Library Charlotte L. _Goodnow Worcester Arlington St Calvin and Luther Blanchard Simon Blanchard Boxboro William F. Kelley A. Knowlton J. Sterling Moore Jonathan K. W. Wetherbee William F. Stevens Waldo E. Whitcomb Albert Bradley James Kinsley William H. Kinsley Albert H. Perkins Albert S. Bradley William H. Kingsley

Town Money Will Be Distributed Differently This Year

Maynard appropriation committee adopts changes to town disbursements. Town officers salaries removed from general fund. each department to be paid from its own appropriation. Board of health gains separate account and must report receipts and expenditures. Lockup costs added to police fund. School salaries for physician and committee cut from 24,000 to 23,700.

Board of Health

Bedford Notes and Social and Civic Happenings

Fred Ferris starts work with Mr. Hutchinson of Arlington. Entre Nous Whist club met with Mrs. A B Blake. Fred Cook returns from a week in Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Halladay attend funeral in Boston. Bedford engineers report arrival of new high pressure fire hose. Birds sing in early mornings. Plans drawn for a residence on Fletcher Ave for A R Bacon. Thaxter family to move back from Somerville April 1. Tenement on South St. rented from Mr. Clark. Haynes & Co. ad invites souvenir at Friday Saturday opening. Civic club debated town meeting form versus city government. Sweetman and Whittier spoke, Pfeiffer joined, pleasant evening.

Fred Cook Borough of Manhattan N. Y Bedford A. R. Bacon Fletcher Ave Bacon Thaxter Somerville Wil South St Clark Norbert English A. T. Haynes & Co Civic Club Geo. Sweetman Webber Ave New England Messrs Sweetman R. A. Whittier Dr. Pfeiffer

Town Notes and Visitors in Maynard and Surrounding Towns

Edward Titley Maynard visitor. Charles Warren in New York. Joseph Ford leaves Dennis Sheehan’s employ. Alice and Celia Moynihan of Cambridge visit. Mrs James Kelley of Quincy guests of Geo McCormack. Rev Eli F Hunt preaches at Trinitarian church Concord. Peter Peterson, musician on the USS Wisconsin, visits Hugo Kalander. Kate Shanahan of Boston visits King household. Hannah Ingham of Westboro visits Ingham family. Helen Kennedy of Marlboro and Florence Oliver noted. Arthur Malcolm visits Dorchester friends. Spring cleaning on principal streets. Richard Allan buys a house lot on Great Road near William Jones’s property. Mrs Walter Hiltz of Everett visits Taylor family.

Peter Peterson Wisconsin Hugo Kalander Kate Shanahan Boston James King Hannah Ingham Westboro John Ingham Helen Kennedy Marlboro Florence Oliver Arthur Malcolm Dorchester Richard Allan Great Road William Jones Walter Hiltz Everett Walter Taylor

Mrs Moynihan Rites Held At St Bridget’s

Mrs Daniel Moynihan died after a long illness at her Summer Street home. The 75 year old Ireland born Maynard resident had lived here 35 years and is survived by her husband three sons two daughters and a sister. Funeral services will be at St Bridget’s church Thursday at 9 in the morning with burial in St Bridget’s Cemetery.

Daniel Moynihan Thomas O’brien Boston Mary Murphy St. Bridget’s Church St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Marriage of Samuel Tasler and Miss Annie Gurnstein

Samuel Tasler married Annie Gurnstein in Cooperative hall on Sunday afternoon. The ceremony at 6 o clock was performed by Rabbi Crash. The hall was filled with friends and relatives from this town and others, and the event was described as a very enjoyable time.

Samuel Tasler Annie Gurnstein Rabbi Crash

Prisoners Well Guarded In Bedford Centre Transit Stop

A Lowell bound car halted in Bedford Centre as Billerica constables guarded two men inside and on the platforms. An officer fetched a local officer. the car moved on after a quick search found no justification for further detention.

Bedford Centre Lowell Billerica Points East Crescent St Guardians of the Peace Kelly Bedford Riverhurst Hodgdon Bros

Inquest to be Held Over Bedford Man Warren Carson

Several Bedford citizens served with summons in Concord today to testify at the coroner's inquest into the sudden February death of Warren Carson. Carson was a long-time Bedford resident and popular figure who attended Concord High School class of 1910. Full coroner findings will be published in The Enterprise once the inquest results are known.

Bedford Kelly Concord District Court Sas Warren Carson Young Carson Concord High School

Injunction Sought Over Henry Gates Estate Funds

Mrs. Rosella E. Gates of Stow as administratrix with the will annexed files a suit in superior court against Old Colony Trust Co to block payments except to her. She alleges executor George Withington looted $20,000 from the estate before his death by suicide and seeks $2 296.96 plus a $2896.96 Withington balance held by the bank for the estate.

Rosella E. Gates Stow Henry Gates Old Colony Trust Co Withington Concord Gates

Sudbury Students Get Weeklong School Break

Local notes report Sudbury schools closed for a week vacation. Various townsfolk appear in social items including Rev J F Philips repeat visitor, William F Law guest of his mother, Charles Dean at home with Dwight Dean, Fred Porter visiting, and jurors Howard Goodnow and Edward Butterfield. Mrs James Puffer recovering from pneumonia, Mrs Chester Perry and daughter visiting Hunt household. A large ad by A A Haynes mentions a souvenir sale and special music. Ladies of M E church plan an April 7 sale with seven tables and seven concerts. Sale begins at 7 pm and no item exceeds a set sum. Entertainment feature is The Songs of Seven.

William F. Law Charles Dean Dwight Dean Fred Porter Groton Howard Goodnow Edward Butterfield Chester Perry Charles Hunt A. A. Haynes & Co M. EB. Church Sever

Brown University to join Pacific-Yukon show in Seattle

Brown University accepts invitation to play a series of games in Seattle in connection with the Pacific-Yukon exhibition. It marks the longest trip ever made by a college baseball team, with Providence noted as the origin.

Explosion probe uncovers bombs near Lisbon suburb

In Lisbon on March 31 investigators probed an explosion in a room used by three workmen. The blast led to the discovery of several bombs. Two workmen were arrested while the third fled.

Lisbon

The Red Cross Registry For Nurses

The Red Cross Registry offers trained or experienced nurses for short notice needs. Rates range from $10 to $21 per week with telephone night and day service listed as 672-3 and 672-1 and the number 2127 associated with contact.

Concord Junction Local Notes and Social Updates

Alfred Hodgeman spent the weekend in town. Mrs Cadwell returns from a three month visit to Westfield. Mrs Lester Jewett returns from Auburn visit. Mr and Mrs C Hayden Whitney welcome a baby boy Friday. Passion Play moving pictures hailed first class by audience. A town lockup branch office under the post office now ready with Officer Lyons in charge. Winfield Lawrence to Lake Winnepesaukee to prepare an excursion boat for early fishing. Mrs John P Blodgett receives American Beauty roses from Newcastle Indiana. Advertisement and store souvenir opening Friday and Saturday. New houses under construction on Commonwealth Ave. I R Beharrell’s house near river bridge ready soon. Ben Anderson building a large house on the street. Ground broken for George Lee residence beyond Anderson’s.

Junction Lyons Winfield Lawrence Lake Winnepesaukee John P. Blodgett Centrast Newcastle Indiana A. T. Haynes & Co Commonwealth Ave I.R. Beharrell River Bridge Ben Anderson Anderson George Lee

Advertised List Names in Local Notes

The notice lists individuals including John Sherwood Carter Miss Louise Clarke I Ward Eugene H Worcester Mrs Grace 46 Young and Harry P Fisher Tomas Lassa in a classified style advertisement for posting or inquiry.

John Sherwood Carter Louise Clarke I. Ward Eugene H. Worcester Grace Young Harry P. Fisher Tomas Lassa

For Sale and To Let Notices in Concord Junction

Local notices list cheap stoves including Glenwood BE kitchen stove and coal stoves by Daniel A. Lakin on Commonwealth Ave Concord Jet. To let: cottage near Harness Shop by Jeremiah Sheehan. Another six room rental with bath and yard on Assabet Ave opposite Reformatory. keys via G Russell.

Concord Junction Glenwood Daniel A. Lakin Commonwealth Ave Concord Jet Jeremiah Sheehan Assabet Ave Russell

No Contest At Concord Town Meeting Keeps Voters Low

At Concord Massachusetts the annual town meeting saw almost no contest as the license issue was the only ballot choice. Rumor of George Clark opposing moderator Charles W. Prescott stirred brief excitement but Clark did not intend to challenge. The meeting opened at noon and proceeded slowly with Prescott serving as moderator as town officers were elected.

Concord New England Citzens George Clark Charles W. Prescott Citizens'’ Caucus George Clark Mr. Prescott Harry Wheeler Joseph H. Owentor Benjamin Derby James Noble Chas. M. Byron Harry Isner Ole O Thorpe Harold I. Judkins John Jennings Murray Ballou Walter A. Carr George H. Wright Jeremiah Sheehan Frank R. Connor George ‘C. Morrell Herbert W. Hosmer Chilton

Complete Baseball Equipment and Bicycles for Sale

A catalog style note urges buyers to equip players with baseball mitts shoes masks balls hats and umpire indicators. It also promotes new model bicycles as the healthiest and most exhilarating sport with true levers of the wheel offering superior locomotion.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Facton Horace F. Tuttle Asaph Merriam Lyman ©. Taylor James B. Tuttle Sail Tal H. P.N. Dahl MAIN Maynard Maynard Appropriation Committee Fred Ferris Mr. Hutchinson Arlington Entre Nous Whist Club A. B. Blake Board of Engineers The Fire Department Edward Titley Charles Warren New York Joseph Ford Dennis Sheehan Alice and Celia Moynihan Cambridge James Kelley Quincy Geo. McCormack Eli F Hunt Trinitarian Church Rina Geo. H. Gutteridge Nason Street Maynard, Mass W. .F. Litchfield Main ST Sudbury James Puffer Red Cross Althan Alfred Hodgeman Town Mrs.Cadwell Westfield Cord Prescott Keyes Baseball Department of Sporting Goods Walden St., Concord
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