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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

5

Maynard W C T U Elects Officers at Thursday Meeting

The Maynard W C T U held its regular session at Mrs Amory Maynard's home with reports from officers. The flower mission overseer Mrs Edward Henderson highlighted sending bouquets weekly to Boston and collecting groceries for The Frances Willard Settlement. An election named officers including Mrs H A Wilson president and Mrs Gleason to speak on National Prohibition day. A program followed with Mrs Millington recounting Philippine experiences in 1901 and observations on life in Manila and Luzon.

Amory Maynard Edward Henderson W. C. T. U. Flower Mission Boston Greater Harvey Richardson John Macpherson Treas Flower Mission Wm. Gutteridge Levi Cheney Mary Janell Daniel Parmenter A. M. Osgood Philippines Milington Manila Oton Luzon

Bowling league standings tighten as four teams rise

In the fourth week of Intercity bowling, K. of P. holds the lead and stretches from A. O. H. South Acton climbs toward second place while M. U. moves from sixth to fourth. Red Sox, Holy Name, Eagles drop. Y. M. S. C. and Red Sox gain ground in a season already heating up.

K. of P South Acton M. U Acton Holy Name Eagles Red Sox S- Holy Name

Miss Holbrook Delights Audience With Piano Recital

Miss Holbrook delighted the audience with the Berceuse from Jocelyn by Godard and an encore Troisième Harlcarolle by A Rubenstein. Refreshments were served.

Miss. Holbrook Jocelyn Goddard A. Rubenstein

Holy Name Club Holds Meeting Admits Three New Members

The Holy Name club held a regular meeting at Cannon's Hall on Sunday evening. Three new members were admitted to membership. The club plans to vacate their present quarters and will have until the first of January to find new rooms.

Holy Name Club Cannon’s Monument Hall Newton Concord Junction Maynard Douglass Help of Christians Church

Voters Register 1064 in Creighton Largest Town List

The board of registrars met in Creighton blocks selectmen room Saturday from noon to 10 pm to prepare for the Tuesday election, adding 15 new names and bringing total registered voters to 1064, up from 1025 last year. 136 female voters included. new registrants listed.

Board of Registrars of ‘Voters Selectmen’s Rooms Creighton Daniel McCormack Ralph Newton Fred J. Wilder Harry T. Bates Robert Warda Hjalmer Honkanen Wilhelm V. Koski William Arnold Hugh F. Connors William J. Reid William Gibbs Jacob Megse Harry Higgins Raymond C. Hamlin Harrys. Croft

Holy Names Defeats Red Sox in Bowling League Match

Holy Names defeated the Red Sox by 26 pins in a league match at Lynch Bros bowling alley on a Wednesday evening. The score details follow but are not fully legible.

Red Sox Holy Name Lynch Bros. Bowling Alley South Acton M. A. Pins Lynch Bros Willis Seene Pigre Ve L. Jones Willig Turnbull Billet Cone Rodway

Middlesex Cigar Team Defeats A O H Bowlers Friday

Middlesex Cigar team defeated the champion A O H bowlers in a Friday match before a large crowd. Boeske posted a 109 high string with J J Murray and White tying for the three string total at 273.

Middlesex A. O H Boeske J. J. Murray White Sheridan Wilder Eeeereeees

Lyons and Driscoll Return From New York Visit

Mrs Katherine Lyons returned Friday and Miss Mary Driscoll Sunday from New York where they spent two weeks. They attended the United Textile Workers of America convention at the Broadway Central hotel and visited friends in Brooklyn and New York. Next year the convention will be at Lowell.

Katherine Lyons Mary Driscoll New York United Textile Workers of America Broadway Central Hotel Brooklyn Lowell

Doctor narrowly escapes serious car accident with children

Dr. Packard driving a Ford on a road from Maynard swerved to avoid children playing in the street. He turned sharply to miss them and wrecked the front wheels but avoided serious injury or further damage as speed was low.

Packard Maynard

Col Cyrus B Adams to Speak on Preparedness at Union Church

The Union church Men's Club will hear Col Cyrus B Adams speak Friday evening, November 3, on preparedness. Adams, a practical military officer and student of militarism, is described as fully qualified to discuss the ongoing national issue.

The Union Church Cyrus. B. Adams Col. Adams

Union Church Service Next Sunday Welcomes Faithful

A church invites the community to attend a Sunday service and ceremony with several members to be received by letter from other churches. Prayer meetings on Tuesday evenings continue to draw attendees, and all are welcome.

Jesus Christ

Boston social visit noted with Mrs Thomas Kel

Miss Mary O Grady of Boston was the recent guest of Mrs Thomas Kel. The visit was reported in local society notes with brief details of hospitality and accompanying events.

Mary O'Grady Boston Thomas Kel

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American Candy Company Tenney Boston Bio-Chemical Laboratory, (Inc Boylston Street Sauver ¢. Prescort Pimedom American Candy Co Norfolk St Cambridge Tion M. B. Church Concord H. S. Richardson Bedford CO. W. Blake Hudson C. B. Wheeler L. Anderson. & Son Tel Concord, Mass Alice Worcester Windsor Avenue West Acton Crains W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated National Biscuit Company Holy Names F Roche MacKenzie L. Roche Denehey Holy Name N A. O. H. J. Murray Murray Eahenien Murray Lynch Oe McCone Bros Concord Mass Union Ghurgh Gee
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