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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1909

Page

5

Bedford Grange Barn Party Draws Large Bedford Crowd

Mr and Mrs George Hensley celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on a Wednesday evening with family from Bedford and Somerville in attendance. A Barn Party at the Bedford Grange in the town hall featured Herns Orchestra. Dancers from Billerica Lexington Carlisle Lincoln and Woburn attended. Louis Pfeiffer and Mrs Edwina Mills won prizes for costumes while Agnes Bagley took a barrel of apples in the guessing contest. Geo Thompson served as floor director with Lois Wetherbee as assistant.

George Hensley Bedford Somerville Bedford Grange Town Hall Hern Billerica Lexington Carlisle Lincoln Woburn Louis Pfeiffer Edwina M. Mills Agnes Bagley Geo. Thompson Lois Wetherbee

Bedford Ladies Invited to Millinery Parlors on Springs Road

The ladies of Bedford are invited to consult Mrs. H. B. Young at Springs road on fall and winter millinery. Her parlors offer personalized fitting and design, studying figure and coloring to create stylish, becoming creations by milliner and designer Mrs. H. S. Young.

Bedford H. 8. Young Springs Road Bedford and Vicinity H. 8 S. Young Milady H. S. Young

W C T U in Concord Junction hears Maynard union guests

The Concord Junction W C T U met with Mrs. Herbert H. Young on Wednesday afternoon, with guests from the Maynard Union. The petition committee reported many signatures for the Prohibitory Amendment and planned a Thanksgiving donation to the Boston Flower Mission. A festival and sale for the Frances E Willard Settlement in Boston was organized for December 2 to 4, with Mrs. Young and Mrs. Cadwell appointed to solicit contributions. the next meeting is set with Mrs. Cadwell on December 1.

Herbert H. Young Maynard Union Boston Flower Mission Young Mrs. Cadwell Frances E. Willard Chambers St Boston Cadwell

Death of Merrill Judkins Ends Promising Youth

Merrill Judkins aged 15 eldest son of Mr and Mrs H P Judkins died Monday after a brief illness diagnosed as acute Brights disease. Funeral is set for 2 p m Thursday as the community extends sympathy to the bereaved family and his many friends.

Merrill Judkins H. P. Judkins Judkins Bright

Bean Couple Reminisce 15th Wedding Anniversary

Monday evening marked the 15th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Silas Bean. Friends gathered at their Priest home for a pleasant social evening with entertainment by 83 Blood and an original poem recited by P H Bullock.

Silas Bean T. Blood P. H. Bullock

Lyceum Course Opens November 29 With Notable Lineup

Kennan Damon visits from South Carolina as Charles Hunter advances his garage project toward opening. George Hiones and family move into the Nolan residence now vacated, with Nolan relocating to Maynard. The Lyceum enters its 17th season starting November 29, with further programs through early February, promising an exceptional bill.

Kennan Damon South Carolina Charles Hunter George ‘Hiones Thomas Nolan Nolan

Pretty Nov 3 Wedding Unites Emma Flint and Burnside Adams

At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John H Marrs on November 3 Miss Emma S Flint wed Burnside T M Adams in a pine and pink decorated ceremony. Rev S N Adams officiated with a double ring service. The couple will reside at 1603 Bancroft Way Berkeley California after January 1 with many congratulations and gifts.

John H. Marrs Emma Flint Burnside Adams Edith Woodart Maynard Josephine Marrs Alice Harvest Irving S. Marrs S. N. Adams Union Church Mr. Adams Navy Mrs. Adams Bancroft Way Berkeley Cal

Union Church Holds Sunday Services and Growth Note

On Sunday morning worship includes a sermon titled The Gospel of Good Works and an evening sermon Beulah Land. Union Church advertises a warm welcome and a heated building next Sunday. Rev E Tallmadge Root spoke on the church progress and problems, noting a 16 year rise in Union Church membership. Three members united at Communion, with illness limiting more additions.

Beulah Land Union Church E. Tallmadge Root

West Concord Woman's Club Holds Second Meeting

The West Concord Woman's Club met in the I O O F hall Friday afternoon with Frank B. Sanborn delivering an instructive and entertaining lecture on John Brown. The next gathering is set for November 19 at 2 30 in the I O O F hall featuring Mrs. John Ritchie speaking on Women in Club Life.

West ‘Concord Woman’s Club I. O. O. F. Hall Frank B. Sanborn John Brown I. O. QO. F. Hall John Ritchie

Advertised Letters and To Let Notice

Advertised letters include William Hall Eric Johnson Mrs A G Jackson and J Scott. To let a ten room house and a four room cottage with hen houses and gardens Mrs Billa Tyrell near Mass reformatory.

William Hall Eric Johnson A. G. Jackson J. Scott Billa Tyrell Mass. Reformatory

Social notes from Littleton and nearby areas

Mrs. Arthur Blanchard visits her father George W. Sanderson. John Ames of Somerville guests his cousin Mrs. A. W. Knowlton. Mrs. Arthur Webber visits sister Eth el Briggs in Providence. Bert Flagg hosts a husking party for 50 friends. James Nixon family moves to Pingryville. Mrs. Joseph Crane with Herbert and Ruth visit her brother Mr. Millett in Hudson. Mrs. Mary Millard and daughter move into the Baptist parsonage. Rev. H. B. Drew to board there. William H. Sawyer plans California winter trip, his ninth across the continent. Mrs. Rose Childs of Woburn returns home after a week with Mrs. Daniel G. Houghton. Mrs. J. W. Ireland taken to Elliott Hospital for an operation. Schools close for County Institute in Ayer. Ladies quartet sings. Remains of Mrs. Benjamin Raymond, 86, interred at Westlawn after Roxbury funeral. her 96-year-old husband survives. Former residents of the town 45 years ago attend.

Arthur Webber Ethel Briggs Providence Bert Flagg James Nixon Harwood Ave Pingryville William H. Sawyer California Mrs. Rose, Childs of Woburn Daniel G. Houghton J. W. Ireland Elliott Hospital Commonwealth Avne Benjamin Raymond Roxbury Mornay Westlawn Edwin

Marlboro Social Roundup: Weddings, Visits, Illnesses

Miss Annie Brigham and Miss Eva Wheeler return from New York. Mrs Clara Brigham returns home after visiting relatives in Peabody. James F Sullivan resigns after 12 years as Nelson Morris local agency manager. Bann s published for Francois Xavier Blais and Geneva Bazinait with Thanksgiving wedding. Young Ladies Sodality to host a whist party November 19 for church altars. Frank Clapp hosted by aunt Mrs Warren Howe while attending Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Vincent Ryan hospitalized with typhoid. third case in family in two weeks. Marlboro lodge K P to hold whist party Thursday in Pythian hall. E L Shaw returns to Wheeler Express Co. duties after illness.

Annie Brigham Elm. Sr Eva Wheeler Winthrop St New York Clara Brigham Elm St Peabody James F. Sullivan Nelson Morris St Mary's Church Francois Xavier Blais Geneva Bazinait Frank Clapp Worcester Polytechnic Institute Vincent Thomas Ryan Hildreth St Marlboro Hospital Marlboro Lodge K. of P Pythian Hall E. L. Shaw Wheeler Express Co

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