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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
6
An assortment of classified notices includes rentals and property sales. Listings mention jobs and household items, with contacts such as K Baldwin and M Phelps. Several ads reference houses with multiple rooms, baths, and utilities, urging inquiries and conveying seasonal interest.
The pastor will continue sermons through May 16 with morning topics about The Appearance of Jesus to Mary and Other Women and Getting Ready for the Next Life. Miss Mary V. Tewksbury, Miss Marion Barker, and violinist M. Dickinson of Boston perform after the cantata as the large choir delivers strong chorus work.
The Concord Belgian Relief committee details wartime aid including 2917 yards of material cut for garments and 2880 items sent to famine and hospital efforts. They note blankets yarn and needed goods sent in January and funds raised by local groups totaling 160 dollars for the Concord effort.
A garbled report notes Concord may pay one half of maintenance costs while towns sending pupils to the high school contribute $188 and receive two thirds of the state aid. The arrangement is criticized as insufficient and unsatisfactory, with debate on funding shares and student placement.
The Home Garden association made plans for a seed exhibit and a large display, with seeds ready to be distributed the following week. The note hints at reopening plans and a community exhibit to showcase seeds and gardening efforts.
Notes describe Mr Caiger guiding Coniord eventing lessons at Sete Se with patient effort. Sessions run every Tuesday and evenings in the high school. Pupils express heartfelt thanks, presenting him with a money gift for his labor and patience. He declines further pay, valuing their appreciation.
The parish organist at Finet Church in Cook names selections suited to the day serving as the volunteer by Dubois.
Fragmentary text describes a plan to present a squad at a holiday dance with statements about regular arrangements and pricing. The readability is limited and specific details like names, places, or dates are unclear.
The article notes a proposed shift to home work instead of in class discipline and suggests pupils may be excused from afternoon return if they complete the assigned work. If results prove unsatisfactory, the old system will return. Also covered is the Concord Woman's Club annual meeting set for April 12 at 8 pm with dues due and a food sale to follow.
In the department a group of pupils receive instructions on spring pruning and gardening. They will plant in a demonstration garden with support from the janitor and funds covering the project for several months. Half of the crops produced will be allotted to the pupils.
Damund C Tarbell painted portrait of Mrs Daniel Lothrop founder of the National Society American Revolution. It hangs at the Guild of Boston Artists 162 Newbury St Boston then moves to Washington D C April 20 to hang in Memorial Continental Hall. Local American Revolution societies raised funds for the portrait.
The snow storm caught the city unprepared as the street railway company prioritized open cars over snow plows, leaving schedules off and transit users scrambling for alternatives.
A brief notice discusses agriculture focused topics and raises inquiries from regional stakeholders about policy, practice, and future priorities.
A 1915 notice lists recipients in Boston and Concord and references an American Powder Mills superintendent. It announces a public hearing at Concord on April 26 1915 at eight o'clock P M regarding a building project with a 600 pound per building cost and notes officials Murray Ballou Shattuck Hunt George Hunt.
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