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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1916

Page

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Maynard residents and visitors noted in week’s events

Maynard figures include Harley Dwinell in Chicago on business. Mrs. Chidley of Sudbury Jr. ill. Sidney McCleary attended Billy Sunday in Boston. The Maynard Bottling Co. produced over 20 000 cases of tonic last season. Various residents and guests visited Worcester Lowell Andover and Concord Junction. Local activities include theatergoers at Boston and Tufts-Syracuse game.

Thomas Chidley Sudbury Sidney McCleary Billy Boston Maynard Bottling Co

Town Notes Highlight Local Personalities and Events

Concord figures Bud Gilford and William Ike visit Lynn and Cambridge while Miss Arlene Wilbur visits Shirley. Harvard Yale game seen in New Haven by John Hunt and Mrs. Robert Wenwright. Local dances planned at the town hall. Edward F. Iughlin to referee Holy Cross Boston College game on Thanksgiving. Democratic speakers attend Milford NH event.

Robert Wenwright New Haven Edward Dee M. I. Houghton’s Town Hall David Williams Deaconess Hospital Edward F. Iughlin Holy Cross Boston Roger Sherman Hoar Milford N. H Phinney and Flower Middlesex Joseph Keyes Graves Gravesen Concord Grange J.S. Wilson Joseph E. Peverill Petersen David Potter Springfield M.A. C Ellen T. Omerson

Community Notes From Lexington And Nearby Areas

Miss Mary J. McCallister moves to Lexington from South Street. A Thanksgiving praise service was held at the Congregational church Sunday at 7 pm. Bedford residents expect to attend the State Armory dance in Concord Thursday evening. George Hamilton becomes crossing tender for the B and M at Loomis Street. Mr and Mrs A Elmer Blake hosted friends at South Street last Monday. Carroll Wetherbee holds a 165 lb deer from a Groton hunting trip early last week. Supper and an entertainment are planned Tuesday at the Congregational church under United Workers. Local 600 Carmen's union to hold annual ball in Lexington Town Hall Thanksgiving eve with Allen's orchestra. United Workers meet in Mrs Joseph Williams's home Wednesday Dec 6 at 2 pm Mary Riggs to speak on Mission Work. Harpoot Turkey.

Joseph White Strathmore Concord Junction Abbie Colbert Maude Turnbull Worcester Margaret Claflin Lowell Charles McGill Clara Binks Alice Elizabeth Andover Frank Archer Boston Opera House James Bradley Providence George Meade Hudson Coifhcil K. of C Hudson Allie Peterson Sybil Colonial Theatre Boston Florence Mann Zottoli Dorchester Elizabeth Perkins Pawtucket R. I James Eaton Ella Traverse Beachmont Thomas Usher Harry Ledgard Newmarket N. H Boy Scouts Episcopal Church Christmas Saving Club Maynard Trust Co John Porter Joggins Mines N.S S.raymond Kitchen Charlotte Moosup Chas. Courtenay Brooks Mansfield Maude Ryley Amory Maynard Francis Brick Helen Montague Fred Taylor Glendale St. Lutheran Church Spinners’ Union I. O Washington, D.C James Claflin Wm. Conley Assabetlerie James Ledgard Daniel Goodenow Edward Ledgard H. A. Wilson Tufts Egypt Mary J. McCallister Lexington South St Bedford State Armory Concord George Hamilton Loomis St A. Elmer Blake Carroll Wetherbee Groton Middlesex Boston St. By Carmen’s Union Town Hall Allen's Singing Orchestra The United Workers Joseph Williams Mary Riggs Harpoot Turkey

Eastern Star Thanksgiving Dance At Town Hall

The ladies of the Eastern Star held a Thanksgiving dance in the town hall Thursday evening. Despite the stormy weather a large number attended and a most pleasant evening ensued.

Ladies of the Eastern Star Armory

Postoffice to close at 730 PM after January 1917

Postmaster M F Manning has decided to close the post office building at 730 PM instead of 8 PM for various reasons. The change will take effect after January 1 1917.

M. F. Manning

West Acton Community Notices and Events

Miss Edith Woodward hosts guests over Sunday. Miss Helen Knowlton drives a new 1917 Ford touring car. R Knowlton recovers from a three week illness. Moving pictures return to I O O F hall tonight. Baptist church roll call and supper Dec 8. Mrs Ruth Harrington visiting in Tenburg. John Goding of Saugus visits J A Goding. Frank Mansir attends Boston services with Rev W A Sunday. Robert Randall and son attend Billy Sunday service in Boston. Miss Maud Priest on leave from Medford. ill mother at home. Miss A M Whitcomb, ill, visits Somerville for Thanksgiving. Turkeys draw attention at Whitcomb’s market. A trained nurse cares for Charles Pierce. Rev C L Pierce’s father in serious condition. Winona Rebekah lodge supper next Wednesday at 6:30. two candidates to receive degree. John H Coffey of Boxboro has house shingled and five dormers added by 1 I Hoar and crew. Rev Drew T Wyman preaches at Baptist church in absence of Pastor C L Pierce. cement wall for new addition underway. Carpenters start soon. Women may join afternoon service for Rev W Sunday. names to Miss Fanny B Wetherbee by Dec 5. Men plan to hear Rev W Sunday on Dec 7. sign up with Rev C L Pierce or the Enterprise reporter.

Edith Woodward Helen Knowlton R. Knowlton I. O. O. F. Hall Ruth Harrington Tnenburg John Goding Saugus J. A. Goding Frank Mansir Boston W. A Robert Randall Son Rari Billy Maud Priest Medford A.M. Whitcomb Somerville W. E. Whitcomb Rev. C.L. Pierce Charles Pierce Winona Rebekah Lodge Fanny B. Wetherbee C. L. Pierce Enterprise Reporter

Thanksgiving Holiday Socials and Events Across Concord

Local notices report numerous Thanksgiving activities and guest visits in Concord Junction and nearby towns. Families including Bass, Reilly, Chase, Stone, Donelon, McCarthy, Howe, Robinson and others are noted with travels, visits, and celebrations. A parish reunion and a Catholic club officer election are highlighted, plus a big football game tease tied to Ralph Howe at Harvard.

Guest Night At West Concord Woman's Club Dec 2

The West Concord Woman's Club hosts a guest night next Saturday evening December 2 with Miss Sumayeh Attiyeh speaking on Turkish life and customs. Madame Frances Titifskey will be a soloist as part of the social service committee efforts.

West Concord Sumayeh Attiyeh Madame Frances Titifskey Social Service Comm

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