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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1913

Page

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Local residents visit family and attend events

Multiple social calls and visits across towns including Shirley Waltham Hyde Park Roxbury and Dorchester. People attend weddings holiday gatherings travel to Broadbrook Conn and Providence R I while students and workers return home for holidays.

William G. Priest Shirley Alice McCormack Waltham Annie O'Connell Allston James Claflin Roxbury Arthur Verry Metz Automobile Co Dana Jones Jones Alexander Lee Hyde Park Jane Turnbull William Hayward Lowell Harry Henderson Brooklyn N. Y Robert Veitch Mary Murray Stoneham Harry Parmenter Harry Raynor Altham Kathryn McCormack New Frank Goettler Broadbrook Conn William Joyce Sin William Attleboro Oll Wiliam Park St Socialist Society Christina Heffernan Suffield Willian’ Schaefer Chesapeake City William Stump Eblkton T. B Utility Club Ruby Hamlin William H. Priest Hugh Miller John Deane Julia O’neil Wiliam McQuillian Hudson Charles Spence Elizabeth Mahon Kathryn Leyden Gilbertville West Rutland Richard Parmenter Bert Howard Irma Providence R. I Dean Academy Hartwell Flood Dartmouth College Hanover N. H Carl Marsh Louis Sullivan Edmund McPherson Tufts College Guyer Fowler Frank May Starr Rutan Carl Persons Harvard Bridget

Housing and Local Movings Take Shape in Concord

R L Wilson builds a new house on Field Street for Charles Whitney while a Bills of Woburn moves the old Buttrick residence from Liberty Street to Monument Street. Town events include Thanksgiving week closures, a Grange dance in Lincoln, and local social gatherings with plans for a series of smoke talks by Concord Council K of C.

R. L. Wilson Field St Charles Whitney Bills Woburn Buttrick Liberty St Monument St George M. Baker Concord Lodge Blue Devils Murray John Mulcahey Brook St John Flannery Concord Grangers Central Middlesex Acton Concord Council K. of C Hopkins Sinap Herbert Nealey Fitchburg Mantf Concord Clide Grange Lincoln Wilfrid Wor Town Hall Edward Magourn New York Wim. A. Stevens Messrs Hunt Hubbard Old North Et Herbert’w. Hosmer Lyceum Crato T Ape Goddard

Local notices and school updates from Concord area

Miss Mary White substitutes at West Concord school while several residents share travel or illness updates. Students return for Thanksgiving recess and local sports events draw crowds. A parish reunion, choir concert, and Bible Sunday services are announced with community figures and locations named.

Mary White Concord West Concord James O'Leary Portland John Frawley Thomas Frawley Jerry Anderson Anderson Commonwealth Ave Bessie Douglas Elizabeth N. J Charles Brooks B. A. Comeau Ie Hospital Ta Merriam Fitchburg Charles du Harvard W. A. Stevens St. Bernard's Parish Monument Hall Boston Co. Mutual Aid Soa Waverly Singing International Bible

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