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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1914

Page

7

Bedford Highlights Local Social and Civic Notes

Bedford community news covers visits and guests including Miss Ellie Eliot of Somerville and Miss Laura Manning. marriage banns announced for Daniel Doherty and Cathrine Teckney at St Michael church. residents attend Lexington Winchester game and Lincoln defeat. Notable items include carmer tale of Gov. candidate Grafton D Cushing support, Red Sox visit, and local civic and club activities.

Lexington Park Rustic Theatre Daniel Doherty Catherine Teckney St. Michael's Church

Brave Cochate Wins at Rockingham Fair Sweepstakes

A large crowd at the Rockingham fair watched Brave Cochate from Shawsheen River Farm win the $1000 two year olds sweepstakes in straight heats. The gelding, out of a Binger mare and sired by Cochate, trained by Eddie McGrath, draws comparisons to the famed Uhlan. Arthur H. Parker has bred from Bingen the world record trotter Uhlan, fueling hopes for more Cochate offspring.

Rockingham Shawsheen River Farm Brave Cochate Cochate Eddie McGrath Uhlan Bingen Arthur H. Parker Trotter Uhlan

Bedford Grange Holds Fifth Annual Fair Next Thursday

The Bedford Grange announces its fifth annual fair to be held on Thursday. The fair committee invites townspeople to attend at field or fireside in the community event, celebrating with local activities and gatherings.

Bedford Grange

Local committee names for prize awards announced

Out of town judges have been invited to decide the awards. The committee in charge includes John R. Comiey as chairman and several couples such as Geo H Sweetman J R Comiey L A Ford J L Jewett Charles E Williams and Mrs M B Laws serving as secretary.

John R. Comiey Geo. H. Sweetman J. R. Comiey L. A. Ford J. L. Jewett Chas. E. Wiliams M. B. Laws

Grammar school reopens with strong turnout and retained staff

The grammar school reopened on Tuesday with large attendance. Norman E. B. White remains principal and will live on Crescent Avenue in a new cottage near Hartford Street. The school committee secured the teachers from last year, promising equally good results.

Norman EB. White Crescent Ave Hartford Bt

Weds Brookline Dentist in Pretty Home Ceremony

A quiet Wednesday evening wedding at Atherton W. Rogers home joined Isadore Cutler Rogers and Dr. Frederick Samuel Bellyea of Brookline. Miss Barbara Rogers and Master Atherton Maynard led the bride, who wore panne satin. 125 guests attended as Rev. Elbridge G. Whiting officiated.

Atherton W. Rogers Isadore Cutler Rogers Frederick Samuel Bellyea Brookline Barbara Atherton Maynard Bellyea Martin Hotel Reading Reading Elbridge G. Whiting Memorial Church Carolyn Belcher Boston Carroll Whittemore Wellesley College Bellyed

Local School Changes and Community Notes From Sudbury

Schools opened Tuesday with staff changes led by new high school principal Ervin Merrill replacing Cary P. Ladd. Miss Norris moves to grammar school, Miss Knowles to primary, and Misa Noell fills Miss Burke’s Wadsworth post. Labor day fall cleanup by Goodman Improvement members. Miss Marion Parmenter returns to Cambridge. Sudbury Women’s Club to meet Wednesday July 16 in town hall with a reception for the new president.

Cary P. Ladd Ervin Merrill Miss Burden Miss Thayer Norris Miss Knowles Lowell Misa Noell Miss Burke Wadsworth School Goodman Improvement Society Marion Parmenter Cambridge Etta S. Bent Frances Bent Sadie Leggett F. E. Bent’s Sudbury Woman’s Club

Cooperative Grocery Stores to Open in Mass District

The Co operative Grocery Stores Co plans a Sept 9 opening at 36 Nason St in a Massachusets district. John J Downey, local representative, says the cooperative system offers economy and high quality goods amid rising prices due to the European war. Downey invites personal calls to demonstrate value.

Co-operative Grocery Stores Co Massachusetts Nason St John J. Downey England Downey

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Sudbury Area

A Labor Day dance drew a large out of town crowd. Teachers will board with Hawes and Rev Harry Fisher for a time. a permanent home is planned at the Hoamer home. Mrs. B E Wells and daughter stayed with her father S D Perry over the holiday. The red and blue contest at the Methodist Sunday school supported a supper and vestry program Friday at 7 30. Sudbury Grange meets Tuesday Sept 8. The Parmenter family visited Natick last weekend.

Robert Rouse Newton N. J Martha Parmenter Dorothea Whitney H. H. Whitney New Hampshire Fred N. Eaton Greenfield N. H R. W. Jones Carl Simons O. F. Nelson Waltham George Tulis Arthur H. Burr Boston Sherrold Garfield of Hudson Sidney W. Goodnow South Framingham Waltham Hospital Wood Can Hawes Harry Fisher Hoamer's B. EB. Wells D. Perry

Maynard Board to Register Voters for Primaries

The Maynard board of registrars meets September 16 to register any persons desiring to vote in the primaries. A baseball series is planned between Gilroys' stars and the Concord Junction team for Maynard's honor. Henry wept with mortification after Monday's Maynard loss and vows to vindicate the town's name. Up and at em Henry.

Board of Registrars Gilroys’ Stars Concord Junction Maynard Henry

Accommodations Inadequate For 970 Pupils In City Schools

The public schools opened showing overcrowding across grades. The high school has 38 pupils without desks, and in the Tth grade at Nason street there are 63 students in one room though 40 is the limit. Bancroft street houses 355 pupils and Main street 257.

Nason St Bancroft St Main St

Epworth Leagues of Hudson Hold Meeting and Concert

Monday evening September 11 sees the quarterly tally of Epworth Leagues in Hudson Circuit at Colonial Hall under Official Board auspices. Lotus male quartet with reader Mrs Dorothy Carpenter performs including a dramatic number about a perilous journey home. Tickets available from committee members or A Z Lloyd store. advance purchase advised.

Soven Epworth Hudson Methodist Colonial Hall Dider Lotus Dorothy Carpenter L "Cde Wm- Manuel Taylor Samuel Parker Alvah Dockerty A. Z. Lloyd Maynard Carpenter New England

Strathmore Worsted Mill Suspends Most Operations

At Concord Junction the Strathmore Worsted mill halted work Saturday with finishing and dyeing likely to run for two more weeks. Guests include Mr and Mrs A R Hemman of Providence visiting in town. J C Dammett family move to Rochester New York. Miss Lucy Adams returns home after Europe trip. Mr and Mrs John Boardman invite friends to meet Mr and Mrs John Boardman Jr of the Philippine Islands Friday 8 to 10.

Co. I Concord C. W. Blake Co Clifford L. Day, Jr George Peterson Milton Ford Corp Fred F. Sullivan Annie Cook Little Silver N. J George Hawk Bedford Harris’ Moulton Boston Clifford Charlies Maine Strathmore A. R Hemman Providence R. 1 Harry Marrs J. C. Dammett Rochester N. Y Lucy Adams Europe Highland St Miss Adams John Boardman John Boardman, Jr Philippine Islands

Dee's Delighted Demons Set to Meet Gilroy Stars in Big Baseball Clash

Henry, the Dee's Delighted Demons prepare to host Gilroy's Scintillating Stars in a highly anticipated clash. Gilroy, known for assembling top players from Boston, Detroit, Chicago and New England, plans aggressive play to overwhelm the Demons. First game slated for September 19 with fans already lining up for seats. The Enterprise assigns a full reporting team to cover every development as Maynard colored Atlans march to the field and fortified stands rise around the grounds. Full details coming next week.

Dee Concern Junction Gilroy Wildcats Jack Quinn Boston Nationals Bailey Detroits Daily of Chicago New England Henry Atlans Maynard

Concord group enjoys Rockingham fair and Canobie Lake outing

John M. Keyes C Fay Heywood Fredrick Sutter Richard F Wood Daniel Hanlon Philip McManus and Maurice McWalter traveled in Mr Mc Manus Packard to the Rockingham fair Thursday. They admired the sights then went to Canobie Lake for a sumptuous supper arranged through the management. They continued with a quiet return after the lake visit.

John M. Keyes C. Fay Heywood Fredrick Sutter Daniel Hanlon Philip McManus Maurice McWalter Mr. Sutter

Methodist Church Plans Evening Service and Board Meeting

Pastor A Merrill Osgood announces a Wednesday 7 30 p m devotional on Favorite Hymn Writers focusing on Frances Havergal. Official Board meets at 839 p m. Sunday September 13 features public worship, sermon The Mystery of Godliness, Sunday school at noon with Emmanuel Taylor and Samuel Parker as supts, Epworth League at 6 pm and service at 7 pm including song and sermon themed on the Sky with reference to the European war.

A. Merrill Osgood Frances R. Havergal Emmanuel Taylor Samuel Parker Epworth League Theo

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