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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

9

Notable Spectators at Cincinnati Boston Double Header

Spectators in Boston last Wednesday included Judge Howard A. Wilson Sidney E. McCleary Arthur Woodart P J Sullivan Deputy Chief John Connor B J Coughlin William Priest and Thomas Collins.

Cincinnati Boston Howard A. Wilson Sidney E. McCleary Arthur Woodart P. J. Sullivan John Connor B. J. Coughlin William Priest Thomas Collins

Kidney Trouble Signs and a Fast Remedy

Dizzy head fluttering heart and floating specks warn of kidney and bladder trouble. Headaches backaches and fatigue follow. Don t wait longer try Fole Kidney Pills at once. Your miserable sick feeling will be gone and you will sleep well eat well and grow strong Johnson Pharmacy nt a

Johnson Pharmacy

Surprise Party For Mrs James Coulter

Twenty five friends and neighbors gathered Monday evening to honor Mrs James Coulter at a club meeting she invited them to. After wraps were removed Mrs Arthur Malcolm senior presented a Tucker as a token of esteem. The gathering featured a social hour with many attendees named including Mrs William Martin and Mrs Isaac Binks.

James Coulter Bast Arthur Malcolm Sr Tucker George Smith John Coulter George Murphy Fred Axford Harvey Richardson Annie Kennedy Thomas Brick Laura Bower

Death of Mrs Thompson at Summer Street home

Mrs Catherine Thompson died at her son John C Thompson's home Sunday evening after a two year illness. Born in England August 15 1841 she came to the United States 39 years ago and has resided with the Thompsons for three years. The funeral was at Summers Street Wednesday conducted by Rev Frederick N Rutan with burial in Stow.

C. H. Persons B. J. Coughlin Vincent Farrell Wilder X. Macurda Clifton Downey John Patchell Kathryn Cook Rockville Conn James Ordway Concord and Maynard Caledonian Worcester Elizabeth Keefe Daniel Lowney Lowell P. Matlin Mary McOwen Anna Coughlan William McOwen Newton Upper Falls Guyer Fowler Harvard University Cambridge Kathryn Wilder Hartford John Mullin Hudson Sylvester Sullivan Brockton Brockton Fair Walter B. Currier Lynn John C. Brayden Joel Butterworth Robert Powers Bridget Claflin Sudbury St James A. Coughlan Burton Frank Whitney Lillian M. Childs Framingham Fair Marion Sullivan Maplest la Grippe Fitchburg Normal School Waino Kaupyi Nashua N. H Arthur Lemoine John King McKinley Ralph Richardson Brooklyn N. Y St. Bridget’s Church Muate Ralph Barnes Samuel G. King Charles Weaving Boston King T. B. Moynihan Delaware Maryland Ruth Whitehead Selectman Ralph Whitehead James Farrell Post Office Mary John Hagtington Arlington James Carney Beatrice Sunderland Question Club Parker St Robert Lester Greenfield Jennie Story Thomas Beattie Thomas Denniston May Kempton Winthrop C. H. Stanley Redemptorist Order of Boston Wild Mountains Parker'st Hall Dramatic Club Socialist Society Arthur Webber John Carney Lawrence Ethel Nordberg Somerville John Nordberg John Domingo George McCormack South Acton S. B. Shattuck Peabody Powers Caribou Chicago San Francisco Woodrow Wilson Europe Fred A Mass Consolidated Railways George Gutteridge George W Louise Wood Raymond Jones Turner's Falls Francis Brick Grace Barnes Huntington Catherine Thompson John C. Thompson England John O. Thompson Frederick N. Rutan Congregational Church Stow

Teachers Hear Sec Cogswell On Retirement Law

At a Monday afternoon meeting of the teachers association in the high school building about 50 teachers heard Edward S. Cogswell secretary of the retired association explain the new retirement law effective Oct. 1. The law allows retirement at 60 with compulsory retirement at 65 and provides a pension based on service and contributions, with a minimum $300 for more than 30 years. It also requires new entrants in the state to join. Hosts included teachers from Hudson Stow and Boxboro.

Teachers’ Association Hudson Stow Boxboro

Incomplete Medical Note From Gainesville Patient

Fragmentary OCR text references Mrs BH Straynge of Gainesville Georgia and mentions kidney and bladder troubles. Context unclear but implies a medical discussion or case note with garbled quotations and names such as Johnsen and Maynard.

T. Straynge Gainesville Johnsen Maynard

Auxiliary Has Whist Party At Ma sonic Hall

The Ladies' Auxiliary A O H held a whist party in Ma sonic hall on Monday evening with ten tables. Prizes went to Miss Bila Scully first, Mrs Catherine Kelly second, and Mrs Robert White Jr junior consolation.

Masonic Hall James McCarthy Bila Scully Catherine Kelly Concord Junction Robert White, Jr Patrick McGrath Gentemen’s Michael McCarthy James Whalen George Kaler, Jr Mary Driscoll Inez Scully Margaret Murphy

Yom Kippur Observance Held In Local Hall

Jewish community observed Yom Kippur with services beginning Tuesday evening at the O C F hall led by Premier of Boston and Rabbi T W Sher of this town. Services continued through Wednesday until 5 pm with all Jewish businesses closed for the fast from sundown Tuesday to sundown Wednesday.

Acred 1. O. C. F. Hall Boston T. W. Sher

Bressler to Leave Maynard for Philadelphia Hardware

Bressler announces he will close his Maynard business after seven productive years and relocate to Philadelphia to enter wholesale hardware. A sale begins Thursday morning to clear all stock with unusually fine bargains as advertised in the issue.

J. Bressler Philadelphia Mr. Bressler

Train Maintains Schedule for Stow Commuters

J Keyes Hall of Stow leads effort to keep the Boston bound train arriving at 6 15 p m on the same schedule this week. The decision followed a commuter petition, pleasing local residents who rely on the popular daily service. M Cooks American Supply Co plans a Marlboro clothing store. Adolph Barker fined 15 dollars in Concord district court for assault on Officer O'Brien Saturday.

J. Keyes Hall Stow Boston M. Cook The American Supply Co Marlboro Adolph Barker Daniel O’brien District Court Concord Er O’brien

GITROLAX. Users hail ideal Bay as perfect

A brief note from readers highlights Bay area optimism naming M J Perkins as advocate in Green ward. The message endorses local development and community pride amid civic discourse.

M. J. Perkins Greenward

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