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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
1
Maynard area social notices list visits and guests from Worcester Lawrence Belmont and Nashua. church events announce St Bridget's mass benediction and Sunday school opening. union meetings include Weavers at Cannon's hall and Drawer ins and spooters' vote to affiliate.
George Thompson bought a Ford touring car and Charles W. O Dowd purchased a Maxwell touring car. Miss Agnes M Bagley enjoys a few weeks vacation. Local residents host weekend guests and relatives including May Wren, Mrs Alice Hughes Noyes, Mrs Thomas McDonough, and Miss Theresa Evans. Lexington Park closes for the season with a large crowd at a special program.
The lawn party organized by St. Michael's church is set for Saturday at Lexington park. A large crowd is expected with amusements, lunches, and sale items arranged by committees. Park hours are 12 noon to 11 p m.
Councillor Mulligan of Natick faces Alderman James G. Harris of Ford in a Republican primary. State Auditor Cook of Boston is opposed by Joseph B. Brown of Brookland for Commissioner Erson. B. Lowell is challenged by Chas. H Tire of Lowell.
Senator Nathan Tufts visited friends in Concord Junction on Friday. John Snow visited Union New Hampshire last week. Fred C. Baker bought a Franklin roadster. Matthew Hammond drove a new Ford roadster. Miss Cora McClellan enjoyed a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs F C Leighton took a weekend trip to Portland. Sunday schools of Help of Christians church reopened last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Peter Bergeronar reside on Cottage Street. William Loomer of Troy New Hampshire visited relatives here. Miss Ruth Abbott enjoys a fort night vacation in Keeseville New York. John Adams took a motor trip to Provincetown over the weekend. Miss Margaret Robinson visited relatives in Allston. Miss Blanche Fennell of Cambridge was weekend guest of Miss Ruth Fredericks. West Concord school closed early Friday for Saint Stone Thomas C O'Brien deputy commissioner of penal institutions visited the Maas Reformatory Friday. Mr and Mrs Chester A Johnston enjoying motoring in a Dodge roadster recently purchased. Miss Margaret Prendergast began studies in domestic science at Framingham Normal School. Miss Catharine Adams left Monday for Ohio to resume studies as a sophomore at Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs B F Howe and son Halph are at Point Shirley for a month with Roland Howe at their summer home.
The firemen held a practice night while Mrs. C C Ramsay plans to migrate to West Burke Vermont. Fred S Whitcomb’s family has been camping at Fort Pond. Miss Mina J Hart visited J Hoar. G F Libble’s big auction is set for Saturday September 16 in Boxboro. Ruby Greer left for Woodstock Connecticut for a teaching post. John McGregor served on the criminal jury in Cambridge next week. W W J Smiley and Eri C Page of Acton lodge attended Grand Lodge in Springfield. William Coolidge works at a Springfield tool shop after a recent position change. Acton lodge No 203 plans a social at the hall Thursday. The Colonials Will provide music. Rep Edgar H Hall attended the State House in Boston for important matters. Infantile conditions in New York cause Miss Gi Sylvester to return home from Bronxville and resume teaching duties in September.
Mrs Arthur Wilbur has been taken to the Concord hospital after an illness since returning from a trip west. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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