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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

7

Local Social News Roundup Includes Visitors and Events

Michael Laker left James A. Coughlan’s employ this week. Various visitors and entertainments are noted, including families from Hartford Lowell and Dorchester, a dance at Carlisle with the Colonial orchestra, and a stereopticon lecture by Rev. Peter MacQueen. A new telephone directory and several weddings, gatherings, and church activities are listed alongside local transport and business updates.

Michael Laker James A. Coughlan Frank Wilder Catherine Clinton Roy Merrill Hartford Edwin Toop Mary Ward James Sheridan Jr Mary Annn McKennon James B.hilferty Malden Charles Whitney Franklin Thomas Wright Carlisle Colonial Orchestra Peter Stitt Sadie William Bishop Patrick Kelley Martha Day Lowell Henry McCormack Arthur Jordan Dorchester John Sunderland Ernest Crowell Swampscott Moffier Mary Shea Per Gladys Hartwell Katherine Harrington Arlington Frank McCarron Africa Peter MacQueen A. Morrill Osgood Charles Sweeney Sylvester Sullivan Elizabeth Sweeney College of the Assumption Wellesley Hills M. B. Church Samuel Parker Wm. Naylor Charles H. Stanley Emmanuel Taylor Clifford King Frank Thompson

Whist Party At Linden Home Hosted By Goetliers

A whist party at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Goettier Linden sr featured vocal and instrumental music and refreshments. Prizes awarded included first ladies Mrs Wm McGarry consolation Mae Nelson first gents O Tucker consolation Walter Dennison. Attendees included Marion Townsend May Murray Ruby Hamblen Mary Leithead and others.

Frank Goettier Linden Sr Wm. McGarry Mae Nelson O. Tucker Walter Dennison Marion Townsend May Murray Ruby Hamblen Mary Leithead Harvey Broadment Stella Cook Herbert Lawton Hartwell Flood Guy‘er Fowler Albert Goeetter C. Tucker

Architects Chosen for Nason Street School Plan

Warren and McGirr of Boston selected to design the new Nason street school. McGirr brings decades of experience, recently completing a $70,000 Cambridge school. The building will have 15 classrooms for 616 pupils plus rooms for superintendent, teachers, committee, and sick bay on the old foundation with bids expected by December.

Nason St Warren & McGirr Boston McGirr Harvard College McGuin@s6 Sullivan & Walsh Cambridge

Hallowe en Party At Methodist Church Attracts Crowd

Miss Martha Parker hosted a Hallowe en party in the vestry of the Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday evening under the Epworth league. A large audience enjoyed games and refreshments as the committee in charge organized the event.

Epworth League Martha Parker Methodist Episcopal Church

Funeral Held for Clarence Klise Former Belmont Principal

Clarence Eugene Klise died Friday at Waltham Hospital after a diabetes treatment trip. He served as principal at Maynard 1902 to 1906, led Belmont High School, and later worked in North Yakima and Selah Washington. Born 39 years ago in Kansas City, he held Harvard A B and A M degrees and is survived by his wife a daughter and three sons. Attending were Mrs Marion Ballou Miss Alice and Miss Fannie Nagle and James Bent Pauline.

Clarence Klise Waltham Hospital Clarence Eugene Klise Belmont Unitarian Church Waltham Hos The Congregational Church Maynard Belmont High School Selah Washington North Yakima Elise Kansas City Kansas University Harvard Marion Ballou Hadson James R. Bent Pauline Alice Hand Fannie Nagle

Elected President of Middlesex Temperance Union

Rev. A Morrill Osgood was chosen president at the annual meeting held at the Trinitarian church in Concord. He spoke on the variety of method in temperance reform. The union includes several Middlesex towns.

A. Morrill Osgood Middlesex Temperance Union Trinitarian Church Concord

Twilight club Holds Hallowe'en Party at Lake Boon

Ten Worcester Boston Marlboro and Hudson young ladies joined ten club members and guests at a Lake Boon cottage party Saturday. An excellent chicken pie supper followed by games dancing and music.

Twilight Club Lake Boon Worcester Boston Marlboro Hudson

Congregational Church Announces Special Sunday Services

The Congregational church will hold special services Sunday evening at 7 o clock to mark the 25th anniversary of the Christian Endeavor society. Mrs Derby of Concord Junction will be the soloist with Herbert Mallinson on violin. A church supper is planned for Monday evening.

James B. Hilferty Mary A. McKenna Malden Milford Wm. Hunt Wilmington Del Daniel Lowney Hastings-on-the ,Hudson Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor Society Glendale St. Lutheran Church C. M. & H. Railway Hudson Maynard Concord Papéte W. A. Girard Main St Charles C. Murray C. C. Murray Whitbury Hallowe'en Sudbury Town Hall Sudbury Grange Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society Derby Concord Junction Herbert Mallinson

Local Couple Marion Archer and Carl Carlson Wed in Franklin

Miss Marion Archer, formerly of this town, married Carl Carlson of Franklin on Thursday afternoon in Franklin. The Archer family and neighbors including Thomas Archer, Selectman and Mrs. Frank Binks, and Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Taylor attended the ceremony.

Marion Archer Franklin Carl Carlson John Archer Thomas Archer Frank Binks Gavin Taylor

Halloween Party At Mrs Cook’s On Brooks Street

About 16 young ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. Katherine Cook on Brooks street Tuesday evening to enjoy Halloween games. Rose Mahoney as ghost led the activities with Mrs. Cook acting as fortune teller. Music came from Marion Jones and Gertrude Simms with Elmer Cook on violin and Sadie Saari singing. Myrtle Simms performed fancy dancing as guests—Marion Jones Dolly Jones Gertrude Lucille Myrtle Simms Elizabeth Loftus Sadie Saari Tina Saari Rose Mahoney Lila Kelley Mary Anderson and the Cook family attended.

Katherine Cook Brooks St Hallowe Elizabeth Loftus Sadie Saari Tina Saari Rose Mahoney Lila Kelley Mary Anderson Elmer Harley Lloyd Cook

Card of Thanks for Kind Words and Floral Offerings

The Stafford Ridgeway and Murphy Riley families express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for kind words and floral offerings during their bereavement.

John Stafford Ann and Elizabeth Ridgeway Stow Michael Murphy Ney May Riley

Review of 1912 Elector and State Votes in Maynard

As election nears, Maynard results show Wilson electors 272, Taft 309, Roosevelt 228, with combined Republican and Progressive 537 just seven shy of doubling the Democratic tally. Massachusetts totals list Wilson 173,408. Taft 165,048. Roosevelt 142,228. Debs 32. district House race notes Creighton Mahoney and Osgood totals and a potential 120 vote edge if Creighton’s share is half Democratic.

Maynard Taft Roosevelt Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Massachusetts Wilson Massachusetts House of Representatives Creighton Mahoney Stow Boxboro Hudson Coveres Ah Joe Creighton Osgood

Miss Mabel Taylor Bridesmaid at Franklin Wedding

Miss Marion Archer and Carl Carlson wed in Franklin New Hampshire Thursday. Miss Mabel Taylor a Franklin public school teacher served as bridesmaid and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Gavin Taylor.

Mabel Taylor Franklin N. H Marion Archer Carl Carlson Gavin Taylor

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