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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1916

Page

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Local notes recapweek in Concord and surrounding towns

The column lists weekly payroll around 34000 dollars at a mill. Various residents visit relatives, attend dances, and host guests in Concord and nearby towns. Events include a senior class fair, democratic rally attendance, weddings, births, vacations, and a broad autumn scene with community notices.

Town Items Signal New Cars and Local Visits

Dr Hutchins owns a new Ford touring car. Frederick Winsor also shows a Ford touring car. George W Wheeler visited Bridgewater. Dr Charles Spencer spent the holiday with relatives in Chelsea. Paul W Viets of Lancaster guests in town. Mrs Thomas Feehan of Lexington guests in town. John Mann enters D Haskell employment as chauffeur. Charles C Dennison returns home after visit in Yar mouth Maine. Mr and Mrs Maxwell Espen of Englewood NJ visiting relatives. Elmer L Willard of Keene NH visiting son Raymond D Willard. Miss L Kennedy returns home from Annisquam MA. Concord Grange holds special meeting to receive new locations. B B Williams Jack Bruce and M T Carrigan attend Red Sox game in Columbus day. Frank Daley leaves O Keefe store. James Walsh succeeds. Dr and Mrs Philip Flavin return from wedding trip. to reside on Lexington road. Town residents attend Miss Angie MacRitchie and William Rodday wedding at the Junction. Acton Woman's Club notes Miss Mable Gillespie reappointed to minimum wage commission.

Wm. Bamfill James J. Ledgard C. C. Rollins Stephen Powers Westboro Frank Patrick Wm, Stockwell Brooks Reed New York Harry Bates Jashes Dentre Nasonville R. T P. J. Sullivan Harriet Chase Sunapee N.hs Charles H. Stanley Ina May Bell Beatrice Fletcher Leominster Exchange Hall South Acton Edwin Toop Summer St Shippers’ and Finishers Union Cannon's Hall Preston Blanchard Framingham Kenneth Damien Clara Bell Warren Arlington Joseph Clark Howard- Jamieson The American Woolen Co Edward Mahoney Union Wm, Jones and Sons William and Theodore Blackington Fred Meade Worcester George Stockwell Dartmouth St Sarah Shaw Plainfield N. J John Lawlor John McCarthy Pleasant St Frank Brayden Mark Kelley Fayville Frederick N. Rutan Middlesex Union of Congregational Churches Ayer Alica Temperance Society Main St Mildred Connors Ria M. Minehan James H. O’brien Marlboro Grady Boston United States Robert White Bert Clements Pittsfield B. F. Killilea Brockton St. Bridget’s Parish Keating Gifford Wm. Cleary George W. Wheeler Bridgewater Frederick Winsor Charles Spencer Chelsea Mise L Kennedy Monument St Annisquam Mass Concord ‘Grange B. B Williams Jack Bruce M. T. Carrigan Red Sox Brooklyn Columbus Day Frank Daley O'Keefe James Walsh Philip Flavin Lexington Rd Angie MacRitchie William Rodday Junction Mable Gillespie Acton Woman's Club

Village barbecues and local movements mark Columbus Day

Village residents attended a Maynard Columbus Day barbecue while others traveled the Berkshires and Mohawk Trail. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Watkins and Wetherbee of Stow, Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Carlisle, Alma Durkee with J. White at Dartmouth, and families moving between Sargent house and tenement. The Fitchburg fair drew crowds as moving pictures entertained Thursday and Friday.

Maynard Columbus Day J. Foster Berkshires John Watkins C. D. Wetherbee Stow Fitchburg

Concord Junction social notes and local events

Local notices record residents visiting, vacationing, and hosting guests including Harry Carroll Florence King and Emma Burns. Others mention vacations from reformitory duties, new home in Highland street, illness of Jessie Brown, Maynard barbecue crowds, and a Duntiosa factory setup with extended shifts. Clifford Jones attended Waterbury representing Massachusetts at Connecticut Knights of Pythias event.

Wendell F. Davis Sadie Burke Anne Burke Thomas D. Gleason Roxbury T. B. Frawley Richard Connell Detroit James Brown Wisner S. Park Highland St Jessie Brown West Concord Maynard Concord Junction Anya Chase Vincent Hubbard Ipswich Duntiosa Allen Date The Knights of Pythias Waterbury Grand ‘Hedge of Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Connecticut

Weekend visitors and local social notes in Bedford

Miss Mabel Pierce and Miss Johanna Mulcahey visit Bedford while Mr and Mrs Edward Pickman stay at their Dudley road summer residence. Mrs William Wall hosts a guest from Boston for a few days. Jamaica Plain native Miss Agnes Kelley and Norwood’s Waldo Pratt visit town. Columbus Day dance attracts many from nearby towns. W C T U plans a food sale at George A Skelton store on Friday Oct 20 at 2 PM. Whittemore, formerly of town, travels through Salida, Colorado.

Mabel Pierce Bedford Edward Pickman Dudley Rd Johanna Mulcahey Boston William Wall North Rd Agnes Kelley Jamaica Plain Waldo BE. Pratt Norwood Columbus Day George A. Skelton Whittemore Salida Col

Bazaar at Copley Plaza Hotel Boston Edges Concord Aid

Equal league members plan a bazaar at the Copley Plaza hotel in Boston next month. President Miss Annie Griffin has prepared many articles and will collect contributions to support the cause, with Bedford and Concord participating in the sale and attendance hoped.

Equal League Copley Plaza Boston Annie Griffin Concord Sale Bedford

Miss Grace Dick Changes Parish Ties and Moves

Miss Grace Isabell Dick, formerly of Dick, was a former parishioner of Dr. Garton's. Mr. and Mrs. Colp will establish their future home in Lynn.

Grace Isabell Dick Dr. Garton’s Colp Lynn

Meeting of W. G. T. U. Plans for the Lodge

The annual meeting of the group discussed the coming season, planned settlement work, and reviewed items about Liensac lodge. Members contributed articles toward the lodge site shower, and refreshments followed as they headed home feeling the gathering was pleasant and fruitful.

C. T Liensac Lodge

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