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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
5
Bedford Republicans deny reports of a delayed delegation to the Concord convention. They affirm Prescott's strong support from Bedford and say they will vote for him on election day. They view the Concord dispute as a local matter to be settled without breaking party unity.
An offer urges kidney and urinary ailment sufferers to try Rexall Kidney Remedy at no risk with payment only if it helps. Available in two sizes, 50 cents and one dollar, at De Lee's Pharmacy in Maynard.
The Bedford community credits Supt. Cutler and the moth commission for a strong fall apple harvest. They sprayed and pruned orchards in spring and early summer, while critics urge restoring state funding to keep pest control effective and protect future yields.
Dudley P. Ladd chairman of the Bedford Republican committee corrects an Oct 20 Enterprise error. He cites Bedford town 1909 results: Cutting 290, Hoar 46, blanks 19 yielding a 244 plurality for Cutting and a district plurality of 431. He says Weston and Wayland votes were confused.
Edwin C. Crosby and Miss Ella F. Ladd of Boston wed by Rev. Herman Pinkham. Best man was J. Carter of Bedford with Mrs. H. E. Henderson of Providence as matron of honor. The couple will reside at the Hoffman House in Boston. The groom is a former Bedford resident, well known and popular, with best wishes from old friends.
An article notes an orchestra from Somerville led by Leo O Neil, a former Bedford resident. Supper was served from 10 30 to 11 30 by the parish ladies, followed by dancing resumed until 1 o clock.
Bedford women are invited to consult Mrs. H. S. Young at Springs road about fall and winter hat fashions and to save time and expense by discussing the latest millinery creations.
Elmer Joslin left Concord for Telluride Colorado to join Telleuride Power and Light Co. Dr and Mrs George E Titcomb plan a reception for daughter Margaret Titcomb a debutante at their Sudbury road home Saturday 3.30 to 6 oclock. An auto runs between Wright tavern and Boston drawing many sightseers in cold weather. A rummage sale will be held in Tower Town Hall on Thursday Nov 4 for the Concord Mass Women’s Club philanthropic fund and the Morgan Memorial Day Nursery. articles may be left Thursday morning.
Miss Gertrude Todd sails Saturday afternoon aboard the Romanic of the White Star Line for Europe. She is accompanied by Miss May Bennett of Branford, Canada. They will land at Gibraltar and spend the winter touring southern Europe after a farewell tea hosted by Mrs. H. P. Richardson on Main Street.
The last Sunday in October marks Prison Sunday with a union service at Trinitarian church next Sunday evening at 7 30. F B Sanborn will speak on The Reformatory Prison What it Does and What it Does Not Do. Morning sermon at 10 45 will discuss Paul the Prisoner Captain The Imperialism of Christianity. The Children's Class term begins Tuesday at 3 45. Steam heat installation progresses and roof work nears completion as Young Men's club forms for those over 16.
Sunday morning service at 10.45 includes a sermon titled The People God Shuts In. Evening service details follow in the article.
Directors of the R C A store approve Wednesday half holidays for clerks throughout the year after a petition among patrons shows broad support. The vote takes effect this Wednesday and reflects widespread backing in Maynard.
Assabet Aerie of Eagles held a class initiation Tuesday night with 21 new members added to the rolls. The local degree team conducted the work, followed by an oyster supper and remarks as cigars were lit and the evening concluded pleasantly.
Loyal Assabet lodge members form a bowling team seeking matches with other squads. Div 44 AOH also fields a team and K of C members may join. On Monday night Priest Bros. defeated C J L team at the local alleys.
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