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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

9

New Haven Bond Fight over 67 Million Raised Questioned

During a public service hearing on the New Haven road petition to issue 67 million dollars in bonds, President Willett admitted the line was in critical condition and faced questions about funding by disposing of steamship and trolley lines. Commissioners pressed for compliance with interstate commerce advice while executives, led by Eliott and others, explained depreciation charges and financing practices.

Leaton Neweh Road Inters Commerce Commission Milcott Public Service Anderson New Haven Willett Interstate Commerce Commission Congress Hilfott Hilcott Eliott Brown Commission Elliott Northern Pacific Commerce Board Prouty New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Public Service Commission Railroad Commissioners

Littleton Notes and Community Updates

Miss Louisa Flagg teaches in New Jersey while Miss Nellie Whittier works in Northwood New Hampshire and her sister in Laconia. Public library hours expand in September and Miss Lucy Robbins resigns from the high school. Green and Miss Ireland visit from Pepperell. macadam road sentiment hearing at the town hall. contractors TARBELL and Blakney advancing road work. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Sumford. many town events include concerts, lectures, and socials. Apples harvest expected with 1500 barrels by John H Hardy Jr and several orchardists involved.

Louisa Flagg New Jersey Nellie Whittier Northwood N.H A ‘Whittier Laconia Carrie Erskine Lowell A. M. Parker Lucy Robbins Dorothy Blodgett Wellesbyum Robb King’s Daughters Littleton Qay Green Tarbell King St Ayer Blakney State Road

Oldest Littleton Resident Turns 96 at Home

Orman Ewings, Littleton’s oldest resident, celebrated his 96th birthday with a generous postcard shower and many visitors on Wednesday. He received a birthday cake from the King’s Daughters circle and, though confined to his room, stays active by sitting up daily to read for several hours.

Orman Ewings Littleton King’s Daughters Mr. Ewings

Tuttle Family Noted in Groton Obituary Line

Geo Edmund Tuttle of Groton a native of Littleton died suddenly of heart disease at his home Sept 1 He was the last of a large Littleton born family His survivors include Mrs Louisa Bulkley of Ayer Mrs George W Sanderson of Littleton Miss Sarah Tuttle of Littleton and Lowell Joseph Tuttle of West Acton John Tuttle of Groton and Adams and Sherman Tuttle of Littleton.

Geo Edmund Tuttle Groton Littleton

South Sudbury School Sign Warnings and Local Notices

Red signs reading School posted at regular distance from town schoolhouses to slow automobilists. George S. Smith to occupy Burr house after sale to Cambridge. Misses Marion Hall Beth Hall Hazel Whitney and Marguerite Bradshaw return home. The first named and the last two are attending Normal school in Mon.

George S. Smith Cambridge A. H. Burr Marion Beth Hall Hazel Whitney Marguerite’ Bradshaw

Sudbury notices include parties and staff changes

D B Roche returns to the station after a failed Holbrook agent stint. Sudbury Grange plans a lawn party at J Stanley Rice's North Sudbury home with Visocetu Bros entertainment. Miss Alice E B Rice, town librarian, will move to Minneapolis with her daughter. Trustees search for her replacement. Mrs Martha Parmenter visits kin. Mr and Mrs Charles W Richardson lease Miss J P Hunt's tenement. H L Newton rests at home. A detective has been in town undercover as a farm hand. Mrs Howard M Goodnow visits and Mrs Abbot St Rogers improves.

D.B. Roche Holbrook Sudbury Minneapolis Martha Parmenter Charlies W. Richardson J. P. Hunt H. L. Newton Howard M. Goodnow H.C. Burra George J. Raymond Abbott St. Rogers

Peters Makes Gain In Maine Third District Race

Portland Maine Sept 10 A net gain of thirty six was added to the plurality of Congressman elect Peters by unoffi cial returns from 108 of 184 towns in the third Maine district Comparing these with returns at Augusta secretary of state Peters leads Pattangall and Lawrence in votes Peters total 36002 Pattangall 15060 Lawrence 6455

Portland Peters Maine Augusta Pattangall Lawrence

Mrs Pankhurst Missing In Paris Incognito Sail

Paris report says Emmeline Pankhurst vanished from her hotel while recuperating and likely sailed to the United States under an assumed name to avoid immigration entanglements and press attention.

Paris Emmeline Pankhurst United States Jeader

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the Denholm & McKay Co Worcester the Bancroft Denholm & McKay Co Bancroft Denholm & McKay New England Commerce Commission Westford Ivo Russell BE. P. Wilcox Perley. Smith Josephine Foley Smith Miss Foley J.H. Kimball Charles H. Sumford Litleton Common D. H. Woodbury Gloucester Grace P. Conan Decatur Lyceum Committee Samuel Hubbard Foster St Africa J. H. Phipps Concord Junction Acton Florence Bartlett Helen Warren New York City Robertson Hamilton Jesse Dodge Judge Sanderson Love Concord John H. Hardy, Jr Nathan Taylor Edmund Wesley F. S. Kimball N. H. Whitcomb W. A. Munson G. H. Cash J. W. McNiff J. H. D. Whitcomb F. O. Stiles Michael Sheehan Harry Knights C. V B. H. Priest South Gertrude M. Gase Planotorte Mason St Meynard America Auto Chicago M. J. Farley Edison Maynard Keith Raymond Ope The Mass
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