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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
1
Local residents host friends in Hudson and Boston while others attend textile shows and theaters. Notables include Miss Abbie Colbert, George Morton, and Joseph Martin with James Morgan and John Keegan Jr. Also listed are town appointments, library notes, and upcoming Colonial hall performances.
Mrs G R Burroughs slowly recovers from grippe. Mrs Clara Holt visited relatives in Lowell. H W Parker of Stoneham called on G B Parker. Mrs Frank Tasker hosted niece Mrs Boot and her son Frank from Lynn. Geo M Guilford of Boston visited at 8 A Guilford's. Maynard brass band hired for Isaac Davis post 188 Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs C G Durkee stayed in Salem with his brother A F Durkee. Spinney family moved into F R Knowlton tenement. R B Moore building garage for a Studebaker. Geo Towne building it with Wd Jewett. Mr and Mrs Webster C Tyler to move to Bolton. Tyler to manage a large farm. Fred S Whitcomb and sister Hattie, Mrs H B Mead and Oscar E Preston visited Lancaster relatives. James B D Richardson operated at New England Baptist Hospital. operation successful. Funeral held for Arthur W Armstrong at Baptist church in Springfield. Mrs Maclyn Arbuckle visited S F Carlisle. husband has left the theatre. Harry Bresth of Concord High won two firsts in 100 and 220 yard dashes at meet with Mechanic Arts Boston. second in 440 and shot put. Waldo Littlefield to undergo serious operation at N B Baptist Hospital Brookline. C B Clark of Detroit on business in Boston stayed with his mother Mary Clark.
The Woman's club announces chairmen for civics Mrs. H. H. Gardner social Mrs. Alice Foster music Mrs. W. C. Tyler and elective members Mrs. Grace N. Hall Mrs. Olive Poland Mrs. Albertic M. Mead.
The West Acton Woman's club presents The Lost Necklace operetta on Friday and Saturday evenings May 5 and 6 at the I. O. O. F. hall West Acton. Directed by Mrs. Alice Worcester Weeks. Tickets available from cast or club members.
Newton resident Miss May Burne spent the weekend in town. Clinton weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stone. John Hughes returned from a business trip to New York. George Outis joined American Express Co. George Covell of Moyer NH renewed acquaintances here Sunday. Edward McLeod joined R J Rodday Co Boston. Miss Mildred Keefe of Cambridge visited Aunt Mrs Nellie Keefe. Mrs Alden Bergeron ill with a severe cold last week. Teving E Duren Maxwell touring car Saturday. George C Warrer and family moved from Commonwealth Ave to Main St. Miss Asenath Tarr of Springfield visited Frank Rideout. Miss Mary Coughlin on a teaching vacation in Maynard. Catholic club met in the club rooms Monday evening. Frank Watson enjoyed a vacation from reformatory duties the past fortnight. A new dining room is being prepared on the state farm for inmate farm work. Miss Dorothy Babcock of Somerville visited her sister Mrs Warren B Goddard. Large turnout at Textile show. A B Pratley exhibited for his firm. Ladies' Union food sale Friday proved very successful. Friends of Mr and Mrs Thomas King will be pleased to know their daughter was born Sunday. Daniel A Lakin, recently in New Bedford, has returned home and is greeted by friends.
Local notices describe visits by residents from Somerville Boston and Bedford. Confirmations planned at St Bridget's Lexington on June 24 and a May party to aid St Michael's church. Graduation exercises for the high school will be held in Concord. A dramatic reading by Nathan H Daniels will be the year end Electric Engineering Society talk.
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