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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

5

Community notices from Concord and surrounding areas

Joseph Brown spent a few days with his parents on Central street. Merrit Hicks of Amherst visited his brother Albert J. Hicks. The Knights of Malta plan a meeting in the A. O. U. W. hall Thursday evening. Mrs. George A. Montague returns home after a month in Yarmouth. A Poverty ball is scheduled in West Acton Saturday evening. Robert Allen has recovered and returns to Concord High School. Harry Jacobs to depart for four months in New Brunswick. A camping trip for big game is planned. The gutter in front of M. J. Kelly’s was fixed after the rain. John Bowers visited his parents on Elm Street. he works for Parker Holmes Co. Kennan Damon resigns from Pope & Cottle Co. and will go to North Carolina. Riverside club taught Concord C. B. C. youngsters football. score 10 to 0. Charles Evens opens a dining room in West End Land Co. block with promising early business.

Joseph Brown Central St Merrit Hicks Amherst Albert J. Hicks Knights of Malta A. O. U.W. Hall Concord George A. Montague Yarmouth West Acton Robert Allen Concord High School Harry Jacobs New Brunswick M. J. Kelly John Bowers Elm ‘St Bowers Parker, Holmes Co Boston Kennan Damon Pope & Cottle Co Chelsea North Carolina Riverside Charles Evens West End Land Co

William O'Neil dies at 42 in Concord home

William O'Neil aged 42 died Friday at his sister Mrs. C Mehegan’s Crest street home after a period of ill health. He leaves an aged mother Mrs. Mary O'Neil. A well known Boston Harness Shop worker his funeral was Sunday at 2 PM at the Help of Christians church with interment in St. Bernard's cemetery Concord.

William O'Neil Help of Christians Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery Concord

To Let Seven Room Tenement in Good Concord Location

A seven room and bath tenement for rent in a favorable area near church school stores and station. Apply to L A Hesselton at Concord Junction Massachusetts.

Bath L. A. Hesselton Concord Jct Mass

Graduation of Acton Academy to be staged at North Acton

Miss Loraine E. Miller heads to Somerville for winter quarters while Georg Wood moves into a vacant tenement near the schoolhouse. The Grange will present The Graduation of Acton Academy on Nov 5. D C Harris completes lease for a monument to D J Watherbee killed in the Baker Bridge incident. Roads remain poor with crushed stone work headed to Acton Center.

Loraine E. Miller Somerville Boston Georg Wood Concord Acton Academy The Grange D. C. Harris Woodlawn Couretesy D. J. Watherbee Baker Bridge North Acton Lowell Acton Center

78th Annual Meeting of Middlesex Union Conference in Fitchburg

The 78th annual Middlesex union conference at Rollstone Congregational Church Fitchburg discussed "The Christian and the State." Officers were elected including Moderator Rev George M Horn and other clergy from Groton Ashby Lunenburg and Townsend. Reports from 24 churches showed steady membership gains and program activity.

Middlesex Union Conference Rollstoré Congregational Church Fitchburg Lamenburg George M Whitcomb Townsend Albert F. Newton Leominster Dea Thomas Todd Concord Home Missionary Committee N. B. Conant Littleton R. W. Drawbridge Pepperell IC. W. Loomis Ashby Scribe A. C. Brown James Chalmen Frederick Fosdick A. T. Kempton Lunenburg American Missionary Association George J. Allen William B. Tuthill H.C. Rolfe F. H. Field Boxboro W.r.conant George A. Tewksbury Calvin ‘Maynard Lancaster Charles B Marshall Westford Daniel F. Potter Paul Favor A. ‘A. Braadson Shirley W. Bacon John P. Trowpridge West Groton L. E. Pergy Ayer Percy B. Hitchcock L. B Tuthill George M Howe Roten Thigh Republic

Stow Community News Notes Local Appointments and Events

Miss Ruth Patterson works in Hudson and Miss Vina Shephardson moves to West Acton. Emma Brown returns from Rockport. Francis Binns visits Roxbury. Frank Harriman recovers from an accident. Mrs A. Sanborn of Lynn visits nephew A M Goding. Ladies join Maynard Womans club. Republicans rally in Hudson Thursday. Rev George A Tewksbury preaches at Union church. supper and entertainment held Tuesday. Wells drying up risk of water famine without rain. Stow Athletic club benefit entertainment led by Lincoln Kirk. Maynard Stow lyceum course postponed until conditions improve. Both representative candidates active. Keefe predicts largest Democratic vote in Stow.

Francis Binns Roxbury Frank Harriman A. Sanborn Lynn A. M. Goding Hudson George A. _ Tewksbury Concord Union Church Stow Athletic Club Town Hall A. Lincoln Kirk Maynard Stow Lyceum Maynard and Keefe

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