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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
1
Frank Rowe takes a two week vacation while Herbert Lamb stays weekend guest with Mrs. Thomas Bell. Various locals attend visits, games, and hunts as Bangs area life unfolds with club meetings and upcoming events.
Middlesex school is out of quarantine. Miss A Myers of Taunton visits friends. Roger Allen in Roxbury for funeral. Allen Brown attended National Dairy show in Springfield. Mrs Charles Carruth visits Amherst New Hampshire. Miss Emma Flemming visits Lincoln. Miss Maude Rockwood visits East Hampton. Miss Clara Gravesen visits Gleasonvale. John Jennings takes vacation from Moses Williams duties. Corwin Flower spending days at Middlesex. Miss Bertha Love attends Scituate house party. Howard of New York visits his mother on Hubbard Street. Fire truck after chimney fire at Joseph Dee senior home Thursday. Mrs Bernard C Cornell returns to East Jaffrey after town visit. Mrs Laura Green returns home to New Brunswick. Concord gown finds bicycle stolen last week by Officer Craig in Somerville. Turkey Raising article by Miss Margaret Mahaney praised by many.
Miss Meta Porter visited Concord while Mrs. Delia Kane stays in town with friends. St Michael's church nears completion under Co W O Dowd Co. Mr and Mrs Clare Isner welcomed a newborn son. Fisher Ames sold his North Rd residence and plans to leave after Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs George Thompson hosted guests on Crescent Ave. Mr and Mrs Charles White of Longmeadow visited Hyfield Farm with Roger W Brown. Local auto and electric car accidents push police to enforce road laws. Rev Wheelock's home at Main and South streets burned Sunday but firemen prevented major loss.
Equal Suffrage league members plan a Boston bazaar at the Copley Plaza hotel next month. President Annie Griffin has prepared many articles and will collect contributions for forwarding to the event head. Bedford and Concord will join in a shared table and Bedford is urged to send a large delegation.
Bedford Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a Friday food sale at G. A. Skelton’s store. The display attracted buyers and netted $10.50 to fund comfort bags for the sailors.
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