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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows phrases about post office classification and roles such as PRESIDENT, TREASURER, and MANAGER with names TER B. MORSE and TER P. FRYE. No readable event, date, or place to confirm a full news item.
The Chapter House opened on May 5 with Barrett as chairman of the dining committee presiding over a tea service. Mrs Tyler and Melvin Redgeraniums and heliotrope decorated the tables. The next medley meeting is planned at the Chapter House.
Small town classified notices list pasture to let in Beane and Deepee ore for ell rd easy terms. A house girl sought for general housework with references. Lost book reported with payment stopped. Asparagus roots for sale via Mrs C Petersen Barretts Mill rd. Local inquiries for seed and farming items appear.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald hosted guests at Nashaw and plans Easter gatherings at Wheaton College. Mt Holyoke and Waltham ties appear with a Men’s club supper, a parish event, and a Williams store bicycle department update. The First Corps Cadet orchestra will play. Edward N. Lake to present a talk on power at a Keastot Ras cetite event.
The fragment outlines the Walcott firm’s evolution from 187 to 1883 with Joel and Silas Holden selling groceries ware and furniture, the creation of Walcott Gar Sette Paes, and later the Walcott Holden partnership changes. It notes key deaths and the firm’s long measured presence serving customers.
A lively turnout filled the seats as voters and spectators packed the town meeting. Articles covered road work, sidewalks, and budgets with debate over engineer use and expenditure, as well as tax collection methods and a 4th April anniversary celebration.
J W Burgess died at 96 after blindness and long illness. Born in England he lived in Acton area and recently recovered sight briefly. Funeral at home of Mrs Burgess’s parents in South Acton Tuesday with Rev Crossland. Interment followed at West Acton Cemetery.
Graves of the 8th Regiment and Company IT of the 6th Regiment praised their recent showing as Concord plans an armory within a year. Locating the facility will trigger heavy discussion before a final site is chosen. Meanwhile Trinity parish youths rehearse Dame Plunkett's Singing School for late this month.
Guests gathered for a linen shower hosted by George E. Walcott in Miss Ol o Wage's honor after a winter engagement announcement. The event featured a linen and Esther room bearing white ribbons and careful decor, with music and socializing among the attendees.
Members of the Concord Club gathered Wednesday evening for a supper at Rene Inn. Amherst attendees included M. Ay Ow and other local figures. The event featured socializing and club activities with several guests in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a biographical note. Names and dates are unclear but hint at a life sketch with references to Ms A C and M A O A. The piece appears observational and unfinished, lacking full sentences or context.
A talk on Christian Science by Rev. McKehate from Cgr Avenue drew a gathering at the Guild of the First Friday evening. The event fostered discussion and attracted attendees interested in spiritual science.
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