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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1911

Page

1

Public events and social visits noted in town

Mrs W M Parmenter hosts her Everett niece. A Woman's club public entertainment is set for June 8 at the town hall. Albert Sheffield and a Beverly friend visited Sunday. Wilma and Persis Bishop with friends enjoyed Mrs P M Sanderson’s North Sudbury home on Sunday. Harry Perry of Northboro visited town. Miss Helen Moore visited her parents Sunday. Invitations are out for the Whist club dance on May 29 at the town hall.

W. M. Parmenter Everett Albert Sheffield Beverly Wilma Persis Bishop P.M. Sanderson North Sudbury Harry Perry Northboro Helen Moore

Bedford Memorial Day Plans In Bedford

Mrs. Wilhelmina Pfeiffer Wigren of Detroit visits with cousins Mr and Mrs Louis Pfeiffer. The Bedford Civic club organizes the Memorial Day exercises with Edwin A Bayley of Lexington delivering the address. School children will sing patriotic songs. Fred F Cook of the Lexington Minute Men helped secure the Minute Men to escort the A R Veterans and decorate graves. Four Bedford citizens are members.

Wilhelmina Pfeiffer Wigren Detroit Mich Louis Pfeiffer South St Bedford Civic Club Edwin A. Bayley Lexington Fred F. Cook Lexington Minute Men Bedford Memorial Day Bedford Citzens

Mrs Jarley's Wax Works Presented by Bedford Group

Bedford audience enjoys Mrs Jarley's Wax Works as a Parerti Teacher association event. Notable participants include Mrs N W Blane and Ruth Dearing among many others. Candy committee members assist with sales while ushers and organizers manage arrangements. Music provided by Katherine O Dowd Murray and Clara Messer with vocal solos.

Jarley Bedford Parerti-Teacher Association N. W. Blane Herbert L. Clark Ruth Dearing Hector Jackson Sue E Elizabeth F. Wood N. W. Beane Ralph Koomis Howard D. Skelton Abbott R. Webber Ross K. Whiton George A. Skelton John L. Jerrett Florence W. Wood Joseph H. Williams Mary T. O'Dowd Louis Pfeiffer Norman L. Skene C. C. Farrington J. W. Eliott E. E. Hamblen B.C. Mason Katherine BE. O'Dowd Alice ¥. Murray Clara Messer

Community News Highlights From Clinton Area Weekend Visitors

A list of residents and guests includes Ellis W. Cook in Clinton, Ralph Lawton in Lowell, John Doria in Plymouth, and Fred Wilder with a 124 string at alleys. Local events feature a cake sale by Parsonage Aid on June 3, a grave decoration day by Div. 44 A O M, and a St Bridget mission planned for September. Memorial Day mass, a rummage sale at St George’s, and George H. Gutteridge’s appointment to the fire department are noted alongside hospital visits and various social visits.

J. Bressler Mary Leithead Framingham Hospital George N. Haynes Gardner Fred McCleary Walter J. Browne St. Bridget’s Church Dominican Fathers River St Ladies ‘Auxiliary St. George's Church George H. Gutteridge Fire Engineers Board of Selectmen Fred Cahill Gutteridge

Acton and Concord Social Notes and Local Deaths

Miss Viola Foss of Concord visits Ruth French. Alvin Tuttle buried Saturday the 13th. Fred Bond of Lynn visiting Acton friends. Gladys Warren to Littleton for extended stay. Mrs. Louise Norcross returns to Concord after week with Acton friends. Ellen Rice of Brookline visits A C Hardy. L T L meeting at Congregational church. Beebe infant Rebeccan born Monday. Mrs. C Blesedell returns home from Bayonne after month with mother. Ada Edgerly returns from Franklin Falls. Emory Lothrop and Mrs Stearns return from Florida. Lucius Hosmer takes conductor post at Briar Cliff Lodge, New York. Abel Cole and James, Elinor Tuttle and Brad dish at Mt Vernon for golden wedding. W C T U papers committee formed. collect for fund. James Symonds dies suddenly. funeral and burial noted. Dominic Cusano, B M worker, suffers heat illness. others prostrate in same gang.

Louise Norcross Concord Acton Ellen Rice Brookline A.C. Hardy Fletcher Corner Rebeccan A. Rotburg C. Blesedell Bayonne N. J A. Sweet Ada Edgerly Franklin Falls N.H F. S. Glines Emory Lothrop Fridar Mr. Symonds South Acton Mar Esteane Harold G. R. Tuttle Preston Ruben Reed Woodlawn Dominic Cusano Waltham Mass. General Hospital Boston

Community notes and visits in Littleton area

Ralph Hill hosted at home while visitors filled town over Sunday. Notables include Mrs. Childs of Woburn visiting her niece Mrs. D G Houghton and Gladys Warren staying with E N Robinson. Adams Puffers talks spur boy scout initiative as Frank Hibbard joins a Boston firm, and Rev J Fairfield led R L Webber’s graveside service in Lexington. Water shortage harms lawns and trees as wells run low.

Frank Hibbard Baby J. W. Ireland’s Mr. Hibbard Winchester Boston J. Fairfield R.L. Webber White River Lexington Webber Ware Littleton Canning Factory

Water project progress at Shawsheen cemetery site

Redford Supt of Cemeteries Comley reports town water installation work at Shawsheen cemetery is advancing and should be ready by Memorial Day. The May 16 Parent Teacher meeting featured Mrs. George R. Blinn presenting on the Oberammergau Passion Play with Bavarian photos. hostesses included Mrs. Blinn, Mrs. Magoun, Mrs. Fitzgerald, and Mrs. Simonds. Geo W Parker of West Bedford sold two farms and moved to Concord, leaving friends to regret his departure and his daughters’ absence from town activities. Arthur Gowans, installing modern amenities on Crescent Avenue, earns community praise as his granolithic sidewalk nears completion. Peter Budder, a Lithuanian farm worker, received a term in the House of Correction after assaulting a 14-year-old Theresa Damon. Chief Kelley assisted in his capture and court appearance.

Supt. of Cemeteries Comley Shawsheen Cemetery Parent- Teacher Association George R. Blinn Ober Ammergau Bavaria Blinn Magoun Fitzgerald Simonds Geo. W. Parker West Bedford Concord Parker Bedford Arthur Gowans Crescent Ave Mr. Gowans Peter Budder Anthony Zvingilas Springs Road Kelley District Court House of Correction Asault Theresa Damon Budder

Local Happenings and Upcoming Events in Concord Junction

Mrs. Rothaway of Malden visits Mrs. Ingraham. James Lawrence enjoys a Massachusetts Reformatory vacation. Picture shows draw crowds despite warm weather. Harry Ryan returns from Concord hospital after appendectomy. Mrs Thomas Ryan treated at Mass General Hospital. Mrs Arthur Meehan convalesces after operation at Concord hospital. Miss Marion Frederickson hosts fifth birthday party. Boy Scouts plan an Association hall entertainment Friday with a stage demonstration and a state official talk on the movement. Road commissioners urged to repair the Church street sidewalk due to rain and gullies. C M & H Street Railway adds extra cars Friday with late-night trips offering service to Maynard Center and Concord.

James Lawrence Massachusetts Reformatory Boy Scouts Association Hall

Concord Depot Showcases Fitchburg Line Attractiveness

Concord station presents a neat appearance under Baggagemaster Ryan with well kept shrubbery and grass highlighting the Fitchburg line’s depot. Changes in the fire department cut Hose 1 by three members and relocate a wagon to central station.

Concord Station Ryan Concord Fitchburg Central Station Hook and Ladder

Rail Timetable Shuffle Sparks Passenger Reassurance

In a brisk timetable update the railway authority announces schedule adjustments affecting lines near St. Ry. The changes aim to improve reliability with revised departure times and platform alignments, while services continue to run to the new published pattern.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Estarlis Nen Telephone Connec TION H. P. N. Dahl Maynard OLD Wright Tavern Charles GC. Wellman D. E. A. and R. Wells CO P.O. Box Bedford, Mass Ellis W. Cook Clinton Ralph Lawton Lowell John Doria Plymouth William Doyle Stottsville, N. Y Fred Wilder John Kane Marlboro Julius Loewe May Gifford Valley Falls, N. Y Mrs. A. Loewe Mary Leithead of Stoneham David Leithead Harold Kitchen Lawrence Raymond Kitchen Alice McDonald The Moving Picture Entertainment Viola Foss Ruth French Alvin Tuttle Fred Bond Lynn Mrs F. W. Brackett Gladys Warren Littleton Glenwood Hub Townsend Nason and Main Streets Maynard, Mass W. F. Litchfield Main St Maynaré Ralph Hill Juniata Priscilla Fairfield Unitarian Church Gladys Geo. H. Warren E. N. Robinson F. C. Hartwell Edna Fred C. Hartwell Frank B. Priest Chas. Watts Holliston Great Road Sparhawk Tuttle Adams Puffer Redford the Jeweler Nason Street Masc.aylor’s Block E. Jones Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction MAIN Concord, Mass Harry Ryan Concord Hospital Thomas Ryan Arthur Meehan Marion Frederickson Church St Maynard Center Mary Tobin Grant St Washington Colorado Ohio Dakotas Wochester Margaret Slattery Roger Bros Jeweler Post Office Hoyle John M. Keyes Concord Jet Walden Street Concord, Mess
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