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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1910

Page

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Local notes include visits, elections, and society events

Mrs. Graham Forgie visited Huntington while Miss Theresa Heffernan returned from Helden. Henry Kelley of Boston, John Fletcher of Malden, and Miss Edith Wolfenden were in town visiting relatives. Jury duty assigned to Barnes Jr and Edwards. A benefit dance for John Leyden is planned at Mibernian hall. The Republican convention will meet in Marlboro K of C hall. Daisy Merrill hosted by the Edwardses. Bert Babson left W A Haynes Co for R H White in Boston. Several outings, clubs, and lectures are noted along with typhoid reports, outdoor photography by George Elson, and the Loyal Order of Moose centennial events. A tar truck arrived for Summer Street road work. Two men named Thomas McDermot of Concord had an accident at the paper mill. The Whale club hosted a S ame supper at Windsor House. Nat M Brigham to speak October 14 at Nason School. Roger Sherman Hoar nominated at Democratic convention in Concord. Maine game wardens reportedly in town amid forest thefts.

Graham Forgie Huntington Theresa Heffernan Helden Henry Kelley Boston Edith Wolfenden Attleboro John Fletcher Malden Mary Fletcher William Barnes, Jr Joshua Edwards Mibernian Hall John Leyden Creighton K. of C. Hall Marlboro Act Daisy B. Merrill Lowell Bert Babson W. A. Haynes Co R. H. White Board of Health Robert Bisbee Concord Junction George Elson All Kings Providence R. I A. T. Haynes Loyal Assabet Lodge M. A Order F. v. Rich Waltham Training School For Nurses Waltham Ethel Rich Whale Club Windsor House T. McManus Chauncy Depew Nat. M. Brigham Maynard Grand Canyons Arizona Nason St Teachers Club Colorado Kit Careen Roger Sherman Hoar Concord

Republican Caucus Elects New Bedford Town Committee

The Republican caucus on Wednesday night elected Charles W. Blake M Bernard Webber and Fred F Cook as new members and approved a slate for 1910 1911 including Louis Pfeiffer Sherman G Rich and others. Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr defeated Abbott Webber 63 to 20 for congressional convention delegate as the party forecasts harmony under new leadership.

Charles W. Blake M. Bernard Webber Fred F. Cook Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr Abbott Webber Sherman G. Rich Bedford Charles W. Jenks George Sweetnam Immanuel Pfeiffer Robbott Webber Bi Bartlett Louis Pfeiffer Charlies W. Blake Ralph Loomis

Bedford Citizens Head to Brockton Fair This Week

Frost and ice were noted Friday morning in Bedford. Dr. Ross K. Whiton moved to a new Fletcher road home. Mrs Helen Young markets millinery on Springs road. LD left for Colorado. Mr and Mrs George Blinn returned from a two month continental Europe visit. Mrs Sophia Chaplin returns to Walden street in Bedford. Governor Draper appoints F F Walker chief of the cattle bureau of the State board of agriculture, a noted breeder and dealer of Holstein cattle in Massachusetts.

Bedford Brockton Ross K. Whiton Fletcher Road Helen ‘Smith Young Springs Road Colorado George R. Blinn Europe Sophia L. Chaplin Walden St Walker Massachusetts

Speak Up To My Friends the Local Politicians

Letter from Maynard Massachusetts urging citizens to demand disclosure of campaign spending and methods. Discusses direct nominations, Democrat and Republican caucus actions, and Roosevelt’s view on exposure of corrupt tactics. Concludes by asking who makes Middlesex cigar.

Congress Roosevelt Pennsylvania C.J. Lynch Maynard Mass

Local Notes From Sudbury and Nearby Towns

Tuesday October 11 updates report repainting of a house and barn, convalescence for Mrs. Fred Stone, milk route retirement by Frank C. Parsons, and D. B. Roche moving into R. B. Olvers’ center-house. Cattle show entries and Grange events noted along with improvements by George J. Raymond. A dancing class opens, rally Sunday observed, and Hurlburt Rogers works report strong orders from the west. Memorial church well yields hard rigging. school needs a new superintendent as Supt Prior resigns. Glazier wins Republican delegate seat while Pierce backs a Lexington candidate. Grafton Upton vacancy filled by Charles F. Prior. Sudbury work praised, with Bri- continuing reforms in town schools.

Borough Pomona Grange Sudbury George J. Raymond B. D. Tuttle Wablohen Memorial Church Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Works North Adams Glazier Hudson W. W. Wilder Gardner Pier Hadgon Oin A .Bayley Lexington High Ponent

Concord Mass Under New Management

The notice announces Concord Massachusetts now under new management. It highlights special attention for automobilists clubs and banquets with moderate rates for boarders. Contact Charles C. Wellman for more information by phone.

Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Moves

Frank Imes visited Concord Junction family and Mies Murray of Boston was guest of Mrs. H L Moore. Clifton Wheeler takes a vacation from the Express office. A large local group attended the C E rally in Maynard Monday. Mrs. John Boardman returned from Beypt Mase after a month away. Mrs. Mitchell bought the house of Mrs. William Lakin. A food sale for the Christian Union is planned October 14. James T Golien has moved to Natick to work in a shoe factory. Next Friday the club meets and invites young ladies over age to attend. Robert Wood returns to G G Russell’s work after a week convalescence from a bad fall.

Mies Mary Murray Boston H. L. Moore Clifton Wheeler Express Maynard John Boardman Beypt Mase Mitchell John B. Studley William Lakin the Christian At the Union

Concord Items Note Local Movements And Events

Leslie Anderson visited with his parents while John Hunt pursues studies at Burdett College. George Shepard resumes post duties. D O Handley recently hosted Mr and Mrs Raymond. Residents attend the Christian War event in Maynard and a Junction dance Friday. Richard Eaton resumes Harvard studies. The Junction figures in the Row caucus with about 70 attendees for a special car event and the 12th annual dance at the Hall with an orchestra.

Leslie Anderson John Hunt Burdett’s College George Shepard Postare D. O. Handley Mr. and Jona Raymond Maynard Richard Eaton Harvard Concord Valde Cpbimiette Ument Hall Anata Tenery

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Kathryn Sweeney Springfield Summer St Thomas McDermot Republican Lynch Congressional Campaign Jofin M. Keyes Keyes Auto Gang F. G . Lang Walden &T Main St Commonwealth Ave H. Gutteridge Nason Street Litchfield Maynara South Charles C. Wellman Pir Frank Imes James T. Golien Natick Mrr Robert Wood G. G. Russell Secede Cathedral Z H. P. N. Dahl Post Office Maynard, Mase White Iconcord Kenneth Walcott R. Walcott Alvan Fone Packard Massachusetts Automobile Club Walcott
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