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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
10
The note urges repainting for protection against weather and to refresh home appearance. It mentions using cleaner methods and a better approach than previous interior use. The guidance emphasizes cleaning time and improving overall finish for both exterior and interior areas.
John Watson of Repaz appointed ae awanda's dye house owner in Concord. A dozen St Elizabeth’s convent girls were hosted at the Colonial Inn. Whist party at Elm St home. visitors include Donald Jones and daughters Anna and Helen. Registrars of voters set sessions in Concord Junction and town house for April 16 and 25.
The Woman's Parish association held its annual meeting in the Trinitarian church vestry on Wednesday afternoon. Officers were elected: President Mrs B W Brown. vice presidents Mrs George Walcott and Mrs Henry F Smith Jr. secretary Miss ee Hubbard. assistant Miss Ellen oar. treasurer Mrs G G Morrell. assistant Miss Mabel Wheeler. Ice cream and cake concluded the session served by the meetings committee led by Mrs Russell Robb.
The annual meeting at the town hall chose officers and directors for the Concord Woman's Club for the ensuing year. President is Mrs. Frederic C. Dumaine with vice presidents Mrs. George E. Walcott and Mrs. George Minot Baker. recording secretary Miss Et Hoyle. corresponding secretary Caroline P. Holden. treasurer Mrs. Ripley Bartlett. auditor Mrs. Joseph H. Orendorff.
Easter observances varied across churches with decorated altars and lilies. Trinity and St Bernard's held multiple services with sermons, holy communion, and special musical programs led by notable organists and choirs. Scandinavian church baptized two children and planned a May 17 concert under Epworth league direction.
Karl Eilertsen and family extend heartfelt thanks for the floral tributes and kindness shown during their recent bereavement.
The Board of Registrars of Voters announces registration sessions on April 16 at Concord Junction Engine House Precinct 2 and April 25 at the Town House Precinct 1 from 7:30 to 9:00 PM. Names added only for homes of voters examined since March 31. Applicants must show tax bills or assessment certificates. naturalized citizens must present papers.
Div 66 A O H hosted 200 guests for a whist contest and dance on Monday evening. Miss Mary O'Brien and Martin Mullaney won first prizes, with Miss Mary De Young and John Brown taking Consolations. Concord Artillery Orchestra provided lively music from 9 to 12, with refreshments during a brief intermission. Committee chairmen were J William Byron John F Manning Charles Hogan John Mulcahey David Carey Patrick Hanley and John Ryan.
Andrew Maker received a large, unexpected family gathering Thursday evening to celebrate his 70th birthday. Relatives from Concord Acton Cambridge Arlington and Boston attended and left a couch a bicycle and various small gifts as mementos of the occasion.
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