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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1916

Page

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Local Notes from Maynard and Brockton Area

Maynard reports for week include Katie McCormack ill last week Olga Laursen hired as clerk for E. McCleary shop and several residents visiting relatives in town Brockton fair attendance noted Elmer Clark and others visited while James Farrell resumed duties at the post office A harvest dance planned by Shippers and Finishers union with three new members joining and a meeting at Cannon's hall.

Katie McCormack Olga Laursen E. McCleary Wm. Cleary Bellows Falls

Town Notes On Jobs Visits And Guests In Nearby Towns

George Albree on a New York business trip. Francis Hughes joins Macone's garage. Mrs. Martin Whitney hosted friends in Revere. Morgan Smith and family occupy The Wayside on Lexington road. Dr Frederick Cheney and family reside in Boston. Grange fairs in Lexington and Bedford attract town people. Robert Prentice buys a Hudson from Torrey & Vialle. Amherst residents Mr. and Mrs. William H Colston visiting relatives here. Ralph Geroy becomes chauffeur at Tuttle's stable. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hennessy welcome a baby boy last week. Sumher Fernald of Hamilton guests in town. George Murry goes to Boston to work for B and M R R. Bettyer and Elizabeth Jordan of Brooklyn visit Miss Mary Hunt. John Murphy of Lynn visits Andrew and Mrs Murphy. Helmer Olsen and Helsher couples attend Brookton fair. Mrs. B L Tuttle and Mrs J W Raymond judge at Bedford Grange fair. Assabet camp fire girls meet at Miss Francis Wood’s Cambridge Turnpike home. enjoy a long hike. John Cullinan becomes chauffeur for Deaconess farm. Saturday many Simmons girls visit Alcott house. Lasell girls visit Monday.

William H. Colston Amherst N. H Ralph Geroy Tuttle Daniel Hennessy Bow St Sumher Fernald Hamilton George Murry Boston Bettyer Elizabeth Jordan Brooklyn Mary Hunt John Murphy Lynn Andrew Murphy Helmer Olsen Martin Helsher B. L.tuttle J. W. Raymond Bedford Assabet Camp Fire Francis Wood Cambridge Turnpike John Cullinan Deaconess Farm G Thoreau Ananaullecete Simmons Alcott House Lasell

Local News Roundup From Ayer Village Events

Mrs. C A Dyke hosted guests over Sunday while residents attended the Brockton fair. Several from the village joined Miss Helen Reed at a Wednesday wedding in Ayer. Mrs HH L Haynes watched a 14 inning World Series game in Boston. William Lawrence was summoned to Middlebury Vt by a relative’s death. Madeline Whitney of Ayer visited Miss Elinor Weeks. Fitchburg fair activities loom for the village. Ethel Spinney returned to work in Concord. Addie Wombolit of New Bedford stayed with James French. Mrs Arthur Wilbur seeks health at Saranac Lake. Mr and Mrs David Valley of Fair Haven visited G P Littlefield. Waldo Littlefield installed a new gasoline engine and saw at his carriage shop. Baptist pastor class annual meeting held at Lake Nagog Hall Bros cottage with supper. Emerson, near Lake Nagog, lands a 32 pound turtle. Davis King Co conveyed furniture from Waltham to New Haven. John Davis, at the garage, accompanied him.

Albert Haynes Brockton H. J. Dwinell New York Don Lent Mass. Agricultural College John Garney Holliston Wm. B. Manning Jessie Sharon Hudson Elmer Clark Worcester Lillian Clark Walcott St Chester Woolworth Fred Oates Arthur Martin Lawrence W. S. Glover W. A. Haynes Co Henry Hutchby Thomas Hutchby Arthur Webber James Miller Brockton Fair George Creighton Frank May Henry McCormack Leo Lowney Tipseph Sheridan Dartmouth St Leino Mary Moore West Acton Maple St Shippers’ and Finishers’ Union St. John Harbor Grace Speakers’ Union Cannon's Hall Nagon St Selectmen’s Room Howard Hamblen Charles Kane Katherine White Elizabeth Quinn James Sheridan Jr Philip Flavin Concord Dorchester National Express Co Main St Priscilla Club Annie Kennedy Waldo Littlefield Ich Baptist Church Lake Nagog Hall Bros Mr. Emerson A. W. Davis Davis, King Co Waltham New Ha&ven John Davis

Concord Junction Local Notes and Society

Miss Viola Russell visited friends in Concord Junction. Fred Reed and Harry Douglas suffer severe rheumatism. T B Pilling enjoys a Reformatory break. Prentice Blood visited his parents. Miss Ruth Abbott attends Waltham Business College. Catholic club met Monday. Miss Mary Hayes watched Harvard Tufts game. Town anticipates Thursday armory dance. James Nigie attended Springfield postmasters convention. Robert Hatch visited his parents. Harvard Tufts game drew locals. Robert Prentiss drives Hudson bought from Torrey and Vialle. Work starts on new sluiceway from Warner's pond to restore water level. Second Help of Christians whist party to be held next Monday with refreshments and dancing. Preparations to install machinery in new webbing factory and move from Acton to here. By A. Comeaux contract to relocate May 1.

Harry Douglas Reformatory James Nigie Springfield Robert Hatch H. Hatch Harvard-Tufts Robert Prentiss Torrey & Vialle Warner's Pond Help of Christians Church Warner Hall A. Comeaux Acton

Local residents engage in fairs and events across town

Frank Moulton accepts a posi tion at National Shawmut Bank. Miss Mary J. Cavanaugh visits relatives in Somerville. Bedford residents attend World Series games and travel to Concord for Grange fair. Bedford Fire Department held a meeting and drill. Miss Florence Murray joins Bedford Springs laboratories. Armory movies in Concord draw crowds. Miss Agnes Bagley returns from Winthrop. Many plan to attend a State armory dance in Concord. G A Stelton’s store vacancy filled after Winthrop trip. The Lone Three perform in Bedford town hall on Columbus Day eve, drawing a large crowd.

Concord Agnes Bagley Loomisst Winthrop State Armory G.A. Stelton Winthrop Beach

Bedford Couple Now Ready For Wedlock

A number of Bedford residents look forward to the wedding of Miss Pauline Davis and Daniel Gorham of Lexington to be held Wednesday evening. Both are well known by the town's younger crowd who wish them happiness.

Bedford Pauline Davis Daniel Gorham Lexington

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Maynard Cadillac Framingham Sudbury Actons Cor Main Walden Sean Torrey & Vialle, Inc Concord, Mass Vialle & Torrey, Inc Framingham, Mass Torrey &Vialle, Inc BUICK Walden Streets Boxboro Stow Carlisle George Albree Francis Hughes Macone Martin Whitney Revere Morgan Smith Lexington Rd Frederick Cheney Robert Prentice B. T. Rice the Hospital Helen Reed Ayer HH. L. Haynes William Lawrence Middlebury Madeline Whitney of Elinor Ethel Spinney Martha I. Houghton Addie Wombolit New Bedford James French Arthur Wilbur Saranac Lake David Valley Fairhaven G. P. Littlefield Sidney E. McCleary Santos Hershey's Ceylon P. H. _Murphy A. Finigan Concord Junction Viola Russell Fred Reed T. B. Pilling Prentice Blood 8. T. Blood Ruth Abbott Waltham Business College Ale Frank Moulton National Shawmut Bank Mary J. Cavanaugh Somerville Bedford Fire Department Florence Murray Bedford Springs Laboratories Bedford Town Hall J. A. Finigan Gleason Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Mass Arlington Centre Heights Washington Goddard Arlington Heights Boston Pass Gleason Estate Southcoln
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