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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
1
Maynard news recounts residents visiting in town and away, including Misemma Deane leaving depot service, depart to Nova Scotia travelers James Moran and Fred Lyons, and a string of guests from Boston Cambridge and Worcester. Registrars of voters set meeting times for caucus participation.
Frank and George Porter of Leo Minster visit with their mother in Sudbury. Miss Josietta Hayden of Orange NJ visits aunt Mrs. Etta S. Bent. George W. Moon moves into Warren Hunt’s downstairs tenement and opens a grocery store. The Sudbury brass band held the last concert of the season in South Sudbury. Many attend Framingham fair. Notices include DA R chapter meeting in Wayland and marker inscriptions for Old Town Bridge on Sudbury River to honor Concord men killed in 1676. Edward Dufault notes wife’s bed and board absence. will not be responsible for her contracts.
Forrest Bradshaw left Sunday for Gardner to attend school. Mrs L S Shedd returned from Nova Scotia. Mrs Mary M Brown came back from Ferncroft Wanalancet N H. Mr and Mrs H H Whitney and daughter Hazel are on a station agents trip through New York Niagara and other places. Rev E G Whiting and family returned from Sagamore Beach and will preach at Memorial church. The final lawn party and band concert of the season drew a large crowd with ice cream cake and confections and satisfactory proceeds.
Richard Hatch was guest of friends in town over Sunday. Roger Allen confined at home with a severe cold. William Rielly has joined Blaine Manufacturing Co. employment. Incorad Junction notes report Allen chair shop reopening Saturday morning.
Mabel E Conant of Concord Junction named defendant in a 5000 dollar suit filed by Katherine J Gleason of Cambridge for alleged injuries from a collision caused by the defendant. Gleason’s husband seeks 2000 dollars.
Ruth Abbott attends boarding school in Marlboro. George Withington visits friends. Mr and Mrs FL Garland celebrate birth of baby boy on Tuesday September 8. Hamblett conducts H H Youns reformatory meat route. George Ross works in the market. Lester Jewett drove Moore’s reformatory meat route last week. Steve Fagg on business trip. Mr Plagg joins F B Budd Manufacturing. Charles Walcott runs for county commissioner seeking party endorsements. Owl club meets. George G Russell residence hosts gathering. George Poole and family visit from Brockton. Poole a former Junction resident. Edwin Kimball back at work for Metropolitan Insurance Co after hold-up.
Mrs William Bulger is able to be out after a seven weeks illness. Mrs Thomas Peterson and two daughters have been spending the past week at Mr Bulner’s Lincoln home. Mrs G A Tewksbury and daughters returned from Plymouth where they spent the summer. An excursion car runs to Concord from Lowell each Wednesday and Saturday for northern tourists. Vanderhoof is not among the worst sufferers from the business downturn. Miss Emily Sobier and Frederick A Bosley were married at the bride’s parents on Main St. The Rev Loren Macdonald officiated. Mr and Mrs Bosley will reside in Boston. The Republican caucus in town hall next Tuesday evening expected to be well attended due to the lieutenant governor contest. The outcome among Luce’s supporters remains uncertain.
The ad promotes athletic outfits from Suoes, pants, pads, jerseys and balls from Keyes. It touts the Keyes Tickler cigar as a preferred smoke and claims the 19 Cent Cigar at Cent is as good as pricier brands, offering potential savings.
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