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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
1
Maynard listings show residents visiting relatives in Lowell and New York, travels to St Johns and Onset, academy enrollments, a cricket match against Worcester, and several local house calls. Local clubs plan events, a traveling drama performed at Music Hall, and road work progresses on Summer Street.
A political ad urges GOP voters in the Fourth Massachusetts District to back William H. Wilder of Gardner, citing Roosevelt's praise and Taft administration progress. It portrays Wilder as a progressive, independent businessman and lawyer who supports the square deal, opposes corporate influence, and funds his campaign privately.
The Wilder Congressional Committee seeks backing from all Republicans who endorse the principles and are prepared to stand on a shared platform. Charles E. Murdock serves as secretary as they push for unified action.
Local residents frequent visits and stays with family and friends across Concord Junction and Maynard. Guests include Miss Olive Scott, Miss Clara Hart of Fall River, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch. Returnees from Maine and Nova Scotia mark summer departures and town improvements include Church repairs and new pavement methods.
Concord school opens for the fall term the 28th. John Potter and family are in Portland for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Urquhaht visited Provincetown last week. Miss Ruth Raymond to enter Tit tion Academy, N. H. next week. Charles KR. Borland and I& were at Green Harbor. Joseph Keyes went to Porpoise, Me., for over the Laurence Richardson bias: spending the past week at Cove. Clifford Pemberton and family have esurped from a vacation at Medomak, Me. FP. C. Dumaine and ity have re amed home after spelene the summer at Beverly. Miss Erie Lowden has her duties at Miss Buck's store. Oct. 20 supper by the young men of the Trinitarian church. Miss Gertrude Whittle of N. HW. guest of Mins Haymond last week. Mrs. Julia Hosmer and Edward B. Jalger to Bar Harbor for a few weeks. Rev. L. B. McDonald to remain in Rockport mid-October at least. Postmaster F. A. Tower and others returned from d. where they spent several weeks. This week many Concord people return from a summer away. Woodford Cove, Belknap st. and Cove residents return. T. Mason repairing and paid in. the tudreth house prep for rent. Half hour cars on electric lines. sale in November. Others at White house on Belknap st. summer residents returning to Boston. Labor Gay resumes duties as ten of drawing in local schools. Mr. Raymond’s friends near Junction to come down and play. Miss Gladys sails for Berlin for several months.
All services resume with worship at 10 46 a m and 7 20 p m Sunday September 11. The morning sermon will be The Fruits of the Omega in the evening The Soul. Enterprise ads pay.
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