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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
1
Maynard residents host and visit family and friends across nearby towns and states. Local events include jury selections, a traveling music show, and surveying work for a new state highway. Also noted are a funeral in North Adams and local political campaign activity.
Sunday at Rorky Point with Wylie Saunders and a string of local visitors. visits from Boston, Hadd on and Petersham residents. neighbors discuss illnesses and recoveries. Bernard L Stone builds additions. Fowler of Concord Junction touts house furnishings in this issue.
Bert Sheffield spent a few days in Lynn last week while Mrs. Mary F. Porter visited her daughter in Worcester. A Sudbury Centre band concert is set for Thursday night September 4. Miss Hattie J. Goodnow hosted a Chelsea friend. Mrs. Nathan Barker returned from five weeks with relatives at Monument Beach. Miss Clara Parmenter of Wayland joined Mrs. C. A. Parmenter for a Sunday and Monday visit. Chester Noyes Everett and George Sanders live near Willis Pond. Walter Sawin of Quincy stayed several days with Mr and Mrs Myron Sawin. Harland Noyes fills in on the R F D route for his brother Fred who is ill with the grip. Miss Hattie Parmenter plans to enter Framingham training school for nurses October 1. The EB picnic Friday was enjoyed despite earlier bad weather with barge loads, teams, and sports.
Concord Junction residents and visitors are listed with travel notes and visits. Dr Wendell F Davis is in New York for a few days, Harold Rideout on three weeks vacation, Frank E B Waite visiting relatives in Sunapee New Hampshire this week, J W Ford at Salter's Point South Dartmouth, Elizabeth and Genie Orwell back from Hampton Beach, Mary Macon and niece at Beachmont, Edward A Comeau returned from Nova Scotia, A B Messer back from Rockport resumes duties in Boston, Roden Bowker visiting Ashburnham, Rebecca Tripp home from Milford two weeks, James Adams to locate at 364 Main Street, Harriet Lawrence resumed duties in Boston, Albert J Hix and Donald Center fishing in the Harbor on the Satellite, plus advertised letters and local postals.
Local notices recount a string of vacations and visits. Concord residents Milton C. Bean Miss Alice Bradford Ensign Owen Bartlett and others returned from trips to Lynn Marblehead Keene and Yellowstone with family friends and colleagues. A return ball game between the Concord and Lincoln teams is planned for Saturday afternoon.
A sales pitch urges readers to purchase athletic gear from Keyes including suades pants pads jerseys and balls. It promotes a fitness edge through kicking the ball and endorses the Keyes Tickler and Wickler cigars as desirable, claiming the 10 cent cigar is as good as pricier brands and offers savings or more smokes for the same money.
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