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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1904
Page
8
Lather Piper and Aaron Hastings visit the Congregational church and oversee paint. Numerous locals travel, visit relatives, and attend meetings. marriages announced. many residents vacation, relocate, or return from retreats across Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Nova Scotia. Fuller social calendar includes church circles, a Friday meeting, and school openings.
Auction notices for Otis H. Forbush Acton Mass sale at 9 30 a m Sept in Carlisle Charlotts Robbies estate. Sept 10 8 p m Sudbury wood and timber from Harrington estate. Sept 16 9 30 a m Lexington items from Fletcher estate. Sept 17 sale near Concord reformatory road. Stormy weather noted with strong chance of rain.
Shamrocks of Turners Falls won the hose race at the Athol fair in 25 seconds setting a world record. Marlboro Hose Team finished 28.15 seconds.
The Clinton Fair features an old fashioned Fireman's Muster on Friday Sept 16 with hand tub companies from New England invited to compete. The society offers prizes and plans a grand event alongside a vaudeville program and busy fair departments.
The Hudson brothers hosts a double wedding at their Grove home near Easty Street. A. H. Herrick of the Methodist church and Charles P. Tucker served as best men. The brides wore white gowns, pink asters and sweet peas, with bridesmaids in pink organdie. After the ceremony guests congratulated the couples before they left for Boston on the six o clock train, showered with rice and confetti.
Daniel Murphy died at his home on Cherry Street Wednesday morning after a long illness. The Cambridge contractor moved to Maynard, then Hudson twenty years ago and lived there since. He leaves one brother, Den.
James Ryan and Kenney of the Rice and ma teams arrange a five game series for a $100 purse. The first game will be in Marlboro next Saturday with nearly the same lineup as prior games. New Hudson players join. first base will be filled by a new man. Ryan, active over 25 years, previously played first for the Boston Unions twenty years ago.
Boxboro resident Mrs. William H. Lamb visits her aunt Mrs. Edward Wetherbee as The Shepherd King drama opens a six night run at the Majestic Theatre in Boston. The production is billed as a major biblical romance telling David’s rise and Saul’s downfall with scenic splendor and a large troupe.
The Lake Boon Association held an annual outing in Canning's Grove featuring sports, entertainment and dancing. River races began at 3 pm with canoe won by Frank Felton, runner up Edward Tyng. men’s boat race led by Elmer Larra bee with Harry Rock second. swimming prize to Lester Bailey. Maynard Glee Club aided entertainment. committee included Charles Daniels and Sydney Mitce.
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