Deaconess Hospital Notes During Holy Week Observed
The March report shows an average of 14 patients daily with a low of 12 and high of 16. Miss Hagan, new superintendent, brings cheer and strength as Miss Lulu V. Mank serves as night nurse in charge. Deaconess A. A. Betts visited Concord and praised the hospital. Nurses thank friends for flowers fruits and calls and Easter concerts featured a Boston singer and a nurse from Boston.
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Hagan
Deaconess Home
Lulu V. Mank
Bible Training School
Emerson Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
The
Sam
Old Concord and Wayside Inn Chapters Host State HQ Event
The Old Concord and Wayside Inn chapters entertain at the D A R state headquarters in Boston on Monday afternoon. Ladies include Miss Charlotte Conant and Mrs. Nellie Rice-Fiske with Mrs. Charles H. Masury assisting. Helen Bent Curtis and Mrs. John J. Erwin pour. decorations feature yellow jonquils. Masury notes rooms will be state headquarters in the New England Historical Society building, likely finished in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Wayside Inn
Pierce
Boston
Charlotte Conant
Nellie Rice-Fiske
Charles H. Masury
Helen Bent Curtis
Maynard
John J. Erwin
Wayland
Classified Advertisements Read in Concord Area
Advertisements may be left at H L Whitcomb s and prepaid Rates ten cents a line Allow six words to a line These ads read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury WANTED Agent for Waltham and Watertown Grand Union Tea Co Waltham HOUSE TO LET on corner of Byron Grantets Apply to Patrick McWalter WANTED Work by an oldish man General chores Box 282 Maynard Mass FOR SALE Chestnut posts and cord wood Address John Swen Concord Massachusetts Box 674 FOR SALE Rye straw done up in bundles F A Williams Tel 11-6 Concord FOR SALE Loose Timothy Hay also laying hens Wanted Hay press L Gile Concord Mass ROOMS TO LET Will take boarders Apply John Connell 48 Belknap St OR ALE Chestnut Posts A B Concord Mass WANTED Girl for second work in small family Apply to or address with references Mrs C F Edgarton at Concord Mass
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
C. F. Edgarton
Mass
Alumni Upset C H 8 in Close 9 8 Victory
Concord Alumni shocked C H 8 with a 9 to 8 win after trailing 7 3 in the seventh. Mansfield led the Alumni offense while Shep hit a hard line drive as Varley and Wood anchored the C H 8 battery. A large Saturday crowd watched Goddard score and Loughlin umpire.
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C. H
Concord
Boston Latin
Boston
Joe Hopkins
Jim Craig
Shepard
J. Murray
Jim Hopkins
Mansfield
Hunt
Rockwood
Keyes
B. Davis
J. Keyes
N. Wood
Varley
Rocks
Richardson
Dye
Fallon
Johnson
O'Connell
Merriam, Jr
C. H. S. Boys
Shep
Wood
Goddard
J Loughlin
Concord to field all town players for June opener with South Quincy
Concord baseball club plans a June 1 opener with South Quincy using an all local roster. Volunteers include Wm Fitzpatrick James Hanley Geo Shepard Sidney Ryan Wm Bulger Martin Bulger Joseph Hopkins and others with Hopkins pegged as the leading pitcher from Concord high school Lincoln Framingham and Old Colony League experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Baseball Club
South Quincy
Concord
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Medford A. A
Wm. Var
Chas. Fiske
Aemie
Three Brush Fires Prompted Fire Department Response
Three brush fires occupied the fire department Sunday with alarms around w15 and 1 30. They burned on James H Christie s land Estabrook road near Lake Walden and on Richard Wilson Nashoba Park near Concord school buildings. All were extinguished with little damage. Authorities blame careless brush burning with windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H Christie
Estabrook Rd
Lake Walden
Richard Wilson
Nashoba Park
Concord
Tea honors Miss Marion Hudson at Tower home
Miss Barbara Tower hosted a tea at her parents home on Main Street Monday afternoon from 4 to 6. About 50 young ladies and gentlemen attended to honor Marion Hudson who has spent the Easter holidays in town. Hostess aides included Hilda Smith Jeanette Dunning and Ruth Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Tower
Fred A. Tower
Main St
Marion Hudson
Hilda Smith Jeanette Dunning
Ruth Walcott
Progressives Seek Primary Ballot Access in 1912
Ex Senator Roger Sherman Hoar introduces a bill via Senator McCarthy to let enrolled Democratic Progressives vote in the presidential primary. The measure aims to prevent disenfranchisement of about 2600 party members by allowing ballots from either major party. A second bill is filed to shield the measure from adverse rulings.
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Hoar
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Senate
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Democratic Progressive Party
Horr
Me Osken
Swift
Hoar. McCarthy
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Boston Lawyer Named Dean of University of Iowa College of Law
Henry W. Dunn of Boston, formerly a Concord resident, has been appointed dean of the University of Iowa College of Law. A Harvard graduate and partner in a Boston firm, he explored the post in Iowa City and will relocate there for his new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Dunn
Boston
Middle St
Concord
College of Law
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dunn
Harvard
Dempsey Is Given Five Months For Assault And Offense
James E. Dempsey, arrested last week by Officer Patrick Varley for drunkenness, faced assault charges in court on Thursday April 4. He received three months for assault and two months for raising a money order amount, later placed on file for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Dempsey
Patrick Varley
Mason Wheeler
Dance at Elm Street honoring Miss Marion Hudson
Miss Ruth Walcott hosted a Wednesday evening party at her Elm Street home in honor of Miss Marion Hudson home from studies in Washington D C. The merry gathering began around 7 30 with whist then dancing until 11 with Kenneth Cook at the piano. Light refreshments were served as the young guests enjoyed the hours.
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Ruth Walcott
Elm St
Marion Hudson
Washington, D. C
Walcott
Kenneth Cook
Concord Enterprise Request for News Submissions
All items for insertion in the Concord Enterprise should be sent to The Enterprise office addressed to Miss Mary E. Cutter Concord reporter. Address Enterprise office 151 Main street Marlboro.
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Concord Enterprise
Enterprise Office
Mary E. Cutter
Concord Reporter
Main St
Marlboro
Unique spider web shower honors Miss Dorris McCallar
Miss Mildred Edgarton hosted a Main Street party Saturday afternoon with about 20 young ladies. Each tied a spider’s string with a wooden man at the end except one that led to a basket holding gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice McCallar
Edgarton
Mildred Edgarton
Smith College
Main St
Dorris McCallar
Dorothy Berry
Alice Wiggin
Bertha Kent
Died in Waverly Margaret Eilertsen 15 buried March 31
Margaret Eilertsen daughter of Carl Eilertsen of Concord died in Waverly March 28 aged 15. She attended Trinitarian church Sunday school, funeral held at Sleepy Hollow chapel March 31 with Rev. Geo A Tewksbury and Rev. Ole Thorpe. The Scandinavian choir sang as scripture and prayers were offered. The minister spoke of the name meaning and Jesus gathering souls to his kingdom, a note of bereavement and faith in eternal sanctity.
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Waverly
Margaret
Carl Eilertsen
Concord
Trinitarian Church
Sleepy Hollow Chapel
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Ole 0
Thorpe
Tewksbury
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Malachi
Mrs Gorringes Necklace at Concord Dramatic Club
Concord Dramatic Club presents Mrs Gorringe s Necklace a four act play by Hubert Henry Davies staged Thursday and Friday at the town hall directed by Frank E Fowle of Boston Cast includes Captain Mowbray Colonel Jardine Lieutenant Cairn Jernigan inspector Holden and Mrs Jardine plus Miss Grant Miss Jardine Miss Johnson and Mrs Gorringe Doors open at 7 with show at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Dramatic Club
George Hollis Blake
Isabel Kirke
Louise Grant
Vicky Jardine
Elizabeth S. Pratt
Miss Potts
Eleanor Johnson
Gorringe
B. Stewart Murphy
Mass Agricultural College President Butterfield Delivers Entertaining Address
About 200 people attended a public lecture under Concord Grange at the Mass Agricultural College. Frederick Taylor opened with a welcome, a piano trio was performed by Viola Foss Edna Hersher and Bertha Love, and President Butterfield answered questions graciously after a strong closing sing along of America with Edward B. Carter at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Y. Butterfield
Mass. Agricultural College
Wilfrid Wheeler
Butterfield
C. A. Cadwell
Norman B. Smith
Frederick Taylor
Concord Grange
Viola Foss
Edna Hersher
Bertha Love
Caldwell
President Butterfield
Pres
Eyning
America
Edward B. Carter
Cook Leads New Boston Customs Police Force
Lieut. Col. Cyrus H. Cook assumed command as captain of the upgraded customs police at the port of Boston. The force expands from 34 to 62 guards to safeguard docks and curb smuggling while Cook stabilizes the unit before returning to his role as division inspector. William E. Mahane of this town is among the new appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Customs Police
Cyrus H. Cook
Customs Police
Watchmen's
Boston
Col
Cook
Customs Service
New York
Col. Cook
William E. Mahane
Gala Boys' Brigade supper at Trinitarian church
Tuesday evening the Boys' Brigade of the Trinitarian church held a gala supper with macaroni rolls ice cream and cake. Mrs Towle Borland Todd and Macleod organized, and speakers included William Jones Farnham H. Smith Rev Tewksbury and Charles Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trinitarian Church
Charles Towle
C. R. Borland
Thomas Todd, Jr
Ida Macleod
William Jones
Farnham H. Smith
Mr. Tewksbury
Charles R. Borland
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Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
Maynard, Concord
Acton
Bedford
Deaconess Hospital
Margaret Robertson
Waltham and Watertown
Grand Union Tea Co
Waltham
Byron & Grantets
Patrick McWalter
Maynard, Mass
John Swen
Massachusetts
F. A. Williams
Timothy Hay
Hay Press
Y. L
John Connell
Belknap
Democratic Progressives
Western College
PEARL
George F. Root
Jardine
Gordon Hutchine
David Cairn Lennox H. Lindsay
Jernigan
Philip C. Holden
Charles
George N. White
Mrs. Jardine
Century Music
MISS
Colonial Inn
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Cora R. Knicht
Water St
Richardson’s
H. S. Richards
Pharmacis
Concord, Mass
W. Herbert Way
Chas. S. Hunt
Sudbury, Mass
P. McColgan & Co
Chelsea, Mass
Ruth Abbott
McSuley Acad Cmy
Prairie St
Concord Jct
Panama
Joseph Kulcsar
Summer Street
Panamas
Main St. Concord
John
Brown
Monument Street
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Willow Lodge
J. W. Raymond
F. J Tuttle
Frank Harris
John Whitney
George Montague
Hobbs
Maynard Todge
Rebekaha
Gross’ Store
Martin Hat Co
Washington St
RED Auto
B. Lang
Lla Walden
St. Concord
Vist Church of Christ, Scientist
Insurance Hall
Monument Square
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Prati
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
James William Byron
Hubbard Street
Tel
T. A. Wiswall
Beacon St
Philip T. Flavin
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