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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
8
Local residents travel visits to New York Connecticut Nova Scotia and Putney. Universalist church events include a Sunday school meeting with officers and floral committee. New station agent at B and M depot Mr Hawkes. progress on well and staff changes noted. Funeral held for Mrs McGovern in Boston. rural amenities and garden sights referenced.
Local residents engage in education and travel from Andover to Groton and Boston. Attendance at Lotus quartet concert in Maynard and Boxboro fair draw crowds. Obituary notes B Badger passes away around 2 30 in the morning.
Mrs J L Richardson won first prizes in canned tomatoes and canned peas at Clinton fair last week. She also won for apple and crab apple jelly. The Safety Valve Jar Co of Syracuse awarded the tomato and pea prizes and Clinton fair association awarded the jelly prize. Jars of peaches and tomatoes were sent to Syracuse for a larger fair there. Total prizes amounted to 12.75 dollars.
Harold Phaier returns from Maine as Boxboro Cattle Show draws a large local delegation. Mrs. Phalen returns from Canada while Mrs. Osborne visits Chittenango on her daughter's home. Mahoneys depart for East Boston after summer visit. Rodways of Somerville visit Acton. Boys' Club Brotherhood of David sets autumn first meeting September 22. Woman's Missionary society reorganizes at Congregational church. Rev Hayes spoke at Middlesex Union Ministers meeting in Ayer on the Unpardonable Sin. Annie Lee from New York visiting Miss A. E. Lett. heads to North Weare. Littleton Grange entertainment next Tuesday at Acton Grange. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday. Acton Grammar School opens Wednesday after delays. William Bidwards recovering from inflammatory rheumatism. Acton Grange entertained Hudson Grange. West Acton line car chartered for a trip.
Mrs F Q Bowlby visits Goshen New Hampshire to see son F Y Bowlby. Misses Pine More return from McMahon island while Horrigan Morse Ryan enjoy weekend at Wellesley Farms. Allen Blake takes new post at Framingham Trust Co. Montreal trip reports and other visits noted among clergy and families.
A gram was mil rendered and appre ciated by the Hudson people, reflecting local emphasis on agricultural output and community reception of the message.
Acton Grange held its regular meeting Tuesday in the town hall. After business, the lecturer hour focused on how the home should be fed and how farm management is carried on. The debate outcome was humorous and entertaining.
Public notices announce forthcoming sales by Hi Forbush and others across towns including Acton Ashby Carlisle Harvard and Littleton. Absolute sales cover cattle horses hogs poultry and substantial hay and fodder with posters available on request. Some auctions are administrators estate closings as leases expire.
North Acton notes Emma Morrison visiting her brother on Sunday. Acton sent a strong showing at the Billerica fair last week. Mrs Miller, Miss Miller, and Martha Smith attended the Clinton fair last Thursday. Hill couple returned to Newton after two weeks at the Inn. Litchfield family left Bobbins bungalow for Cambridge. E C Woods left State road crossing for Mrs Monroe. Morrison has his place. Fifty two patrons of husbandry visited Hudson Grange Monday night arriving by car from West Acton. Large attendance and good time reported.
Outline sketches the career of Edwin A Bayley born Jamaica Plain 1862. He rose from education in Vermont to Boston University Law School, practiced law in Boston, and settled in Lexington. Active in town government and banking, he served in the Massachusetts House from Arlington and Lexington and was noted for transportation and public safety legislation.
The article lauds Mr. Bayley for his transport bills favored by the public and railroads, his work on Berkshire trolley development, and his reputation as a safe progressive legislator. It notes lawmakers referred the tunnel bill to a Commission and cites his leadership in the Senate race discussions and his prior two years of service.
Opinion favors Mr. Bayley as meeting the current occasion, with Hepabli cans urged to present their best slate. Supporters believe his qualifications align with the moment.
A collage of short items notes Maynard Mareet Reynard at Taylor bakery and Mrs. Proudman visiting Cliftondale with Laura Wood. Mentions Catherine Moran and Miss Margaret ay, Middle sex poultry association canceling a show, Wilmer Arkansas guest visits, and a discussion by Rep. Bayley at Masonic hall. Also references Phillip Dwinell studying Holderness and Miss Marguerite Conway returning home. Contains ad-like remarks from C W Post on steady advertising boosting trade.
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