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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
8
Edward Torrey returns from a Cadillac convention in Detroit where about 200 deaths were mentioned as part of the events. He views the plant process from casting to shipment and notes the lord plant and its machine, shared by his partner and agent.
The Concord Mass Royal Suffrage League held a tea at Miss Richardson's studio with Mrs. FS Ne and Mrs. Frank Vieree hosting. The event drew many nonmembers, added five new names, and set February 1 for the next gathering.
The Concord page describes a Colonial era gathering with about 25 attendees, a formal menu, speeches, toasts, and the presence of local officials. It mentions Dr Watson, Earl Wheeler, John Ryan, and Prescott Keyes among others, plus plans for future events and community notices.
Despite three days of snow storms and blocked lines, Concord residents flocked to the Massachusetts Agricultural College Extension School. Attendance reached over 100 course tickets, 80 daily admissions, and 20 Home Arts tickets with total sessions expanding into Men and Women divisions, led by instructors including Miss Comstock, Miss Hopkins, Prof. Story, and Prof. Haynes. The event featured dairy talks, soil fertility discussions, fruit growing, and a notable travel talk by Mr. Coolidge.
A Massachusetts churches address is urging union with national efforts on Feb 14 to promote peace. The plan includes Feb 17 18 state capital addresses and Feb 22 school observances. Lincoln centennial events Feb 12 and a Friday Christian Endeavor meeting complete the program at the Trinitarian church.
The Citizenship class led by Mrs Marion Booth Kelley held its third meeting on Wednesday afternoon February 3. The topic The State was the focus and the lectures on The Federal Government and Women as Citizens are scheduled for February 17 and March 2 at 3 pm. Meetings take place at 91 Main St Mrs C E Browns residence.
A Friday evening surprise party at Mr and Mrs Hobcard Z Stanley’s home honored Miss Wanda Slieski’s daughter with a handsome silk umbrella. The event featured dancing by a visiting dancer, various games, and refreshments of cake candy fruits ice cream and made. Guests came from Lowell Maynard Concord Junction Acton and other towns and left late evening.
The Women's Club hosts a talk by ex Alderman Harry Phillips of London on Christianity and War. The lecture, delayed from Wednesday to Friday evening, invites both men and women to attend at Trinity church Parish house.
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