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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
1
A sock social is planned at the M. B. church Friday night with guest vocalist Miss Prorence Scott of Fitchburg. The GC M. and H. street railway board meeting, postponed from yesterday, will now be held next Tuesday.
Notables attending the event included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. George Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harwood, Mr. and Mrs. John Webster, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phillips, and many others. The gathering listed numerous families and individuals, highlighting a social milestone with a diverse guest list.
Miss Julia L Barry and John H Sheridan wed at 3 pm in St Church with Rev John A Crowe officiating. Bride wore white silk muslin and Irish point lace veiled by lilies of the valley. bridesmaid carried pink roses. After a 2:30 to 5 reception at the Sheridan home the couple departed for a trip to Falls and will reside on Thompson Street.
Local notes report H Hatch visiting Brockton Saturday and Monday. Rubber plant exhibit by Snow and Noll. Leon M. Harris moves to 207 Him st. Newport and Fall trips noted. Ladies Union meeting planned for November 17. Benjamin F. W. Russell from Chicago features in a chapter note. Reformatory station on B M railroad improved by Mr. Lund. Rubber mill at Westvale changes hands to become woolen factory. Daughters of the American Revolution met with Regent Mrs. Henrietta M. Chase. Funeral of Miss Idella Colby noted. cause accidental drowning. Harvest concert at Union church praised. organizers listed. Church decor by Mrs. resetrveh. Supt. C S Hart mentioned.
A foreman for Lowden Wilson contractors was killed after stepping onto a railway crossing to pace freight. The incident occurred as freight waited and blocked the crossing, with the victim identified as John McMillan. Details on the cause and exact time remain unclear.
A benefit dance to aid the Fall River strikers will be held Friday night in aoe hall under the local Musicians Protective union. The Imatra band will provide music and an excellent time is expected.
Maynard local notice listing a ten room house on Great Road with a barn and hen house in good repair and easy terms. W A Haynes & Co. also advertises fine table linens for Thanksgiving at the C C & Co. offering a two horse cart and a two heavy express (sic).
J Owilson, Robert T Green, A E B Hopkins, H Mills, and Patrick Sheehan are listed among individuals connected to a recent local matter. Their precise roles are not specified in the fragment.
The Concord club prepares for a December 8 play The Schoolmistress. Union Thanksgiving services are set for November 24 at the Unitarian church with a sermon by Rev. Geo A Tewksbury. A Trinitarian church concert next Sunday features singing and the topic Japan. The A Foster Brooks Co showcases tree care and moth control on the Square at 2 PM, noting limited publicity reduced attendance.
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