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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
6
Shoe Store Changes Hands in Concord
Attorney McWalter deposes of shoe shop to Joseph M. Bulger. The former owner opens new quarters and plans growth while the new proprietor, previously a painter, shifts to the shoe business in his home town. The store will remain focused on footwear for ladies and all sizes with courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWalter
Joseph M. Bulger
Joseph M. Teph
Bussgun
Pepe
Toasty Ne Voon Galting
Buddien
Alee
Ansoremaatly
Petoumans
Ora Coe
Local society notes and military leadership change
Concord district notes report church meetings and hospital stays including Miss Mary Chamberlin in Waltham hospital with scarlet fever and Wellesley fundraiser posters auctioned at Copley Plaza. Military figures Col Cyrus H. Cook and Capt Ralph B. Peterson discuss resignations and leadership transition in Company 1 with an upcoming election to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Dee
Old House Sold Near Walden Street In Town
It is understood that G Weltern Viale plans to purchase the Walden Street property now held by Mrs Kite Saunders. The estate includes the historic house once occupied by the Bign of the Kettle Candy Kitchen, plus the main house, a barn, and about half an acre. The total value is listed at 6600 dollars. No definite plan has been announced, though a garage may be built on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.weltern Viale Fa
Walden St
Kite Saunders
Vialle
Simple Method to Preserve Ice Overnight
A fold of thick flannel laid tightly over a vessel with ice on top can keep ice for a long time. Cover with a cloth to insulate and use a needle or hatpin to break the ice into chunks when needed. A small piece of ice can be kept in the room all night, reducing trips to the refrigerator.
Character Told by the Hair
A column asserts hair color signals character in men. Dark brown haired men are seen as alert thoughtful and unselfish. Early gray hair marks a nervous yet intelligent and honorable man.
De Vick Clock of 1864 Highlights Inventions Balance
The article notes the De Vick clock made about 1864 as a solid work of invention. It states that since 1700 no major clock or watch invention has appeared, underscoring the significance of two centuries of progress in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Vick
Concord庆祝活动计划推迟因经费未到位
由于尚未拨款直到周一晚些时候，庆祝19日或20日的计划有所推迟。18日的Concord之战纪念日将大致照常举行，鸣钟、日出 salute、校内运动、乐队音乐会，日落炮声收场，访客仍将涌入。D A R旧分会将延续开放日常惯例。
Junior Prom Promises Large Attendance in Town Hall
The Junior Prom will be held in the town hall Monday evening with strong expectation of a well attended event. Matrons include Mrs Richard F Wood Miss L C Wier Miss Bertha Briggs Miss Harriet P Rood and Mrs Herbert J Harwood. Committee in charge is Rob ert J Harwood chairman Arthur Eldridge Jr Richard Dee Edward Furber Misses Phyllis Dennison Anna Clark Helen Towle and Irma Durkee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Richard F. Wood
L. C. Wier
Bertha Briggs
Harriet P. Rood
Herbert J. Harwood
Robert J. Harwood
Arthur Eldridge Jr
Richard Dee
Edward Furber
Phyllis Dennison
Anna Clark
Helen Towle
Irma Durkee
Concord Mass Womans Club Elects Officers for Year
The Concord Woman's club held its annual meeting on Monday April 13 at 3 p m in the town hall. President Mrs George M Baker presided as reports from officers and chairmen were read. Honorary president Mrs Henry C Rolfe was made a life member for 11 years of service. The club closes its 19th year with 368 members, the largest in its history. Officers and directors elected include First vice president Mrs Charles H Towle second vice president Mrs Leslie Moore auditor Mrs Hollis B Howe and directors Mrs Charles F E Brown Mrs Hudson Mrs Henry F Smith jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Town Hall
George M. Baker
Charles H. Towle
Henry C. Rolfe
Leslie Moore
Hollis
Howe
Charles FE. Brown
Hudson
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Advertised Letters at Local Post Office
List of undelivered mail includes Blackstone Beef Co, A Chester Clark, Ralph Kittredge, William Ryan, S B Van Arnam, Miss Margaret Bent, Mrs Thomas Flanagan, Miss Barbara Ham, Mrs Grace Larmore, Miss Louise Wilson awaiting pickup at the local post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone Beef Co
A. Chester Clark
Ralph Kittredge
William Ryan
S. B. van Arnam
Margaret Bent
Thos. Flanagan
Barbara Ham
Grace Larmore
Louise Wilson
Waltham Beats Concord in Opening Baseball Game
Waltham high defeats Concord high 4 to 2 at the athletic field in the season opener. Fagan pitched well for Waltham with Howe finishing strong. Concord protests over umpire Kenny’s calls were not sustained as the game progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De_ Glalone
Kenny
Press Tribune
Concord
Waltham High
Concord High
Dame
Kearns
Concord Boys
Bulger
Walthams
Fagan
Howe
Poungstrom
Old Concord chapter holds April meeting at Chapter House
About 35 members and guests attended at Concord's Chapter House with Mrs. George Minot Baker presiding. Rev. George A. Tewksbury spoke on Colonial Patriotism in 1775, highlighting women's roles and DAR responsibilities. The mortgage was reduced to 775 dollars and plans to raise funds were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Chapter
Concord
George Minot Baker
Caroline P. Holden
Herbert R. Hosmer
Charlotte Conant
A. L. Morse
A. E. Brown
Eugenia Washington
Continental ‘Hall
House Committee
Jeanie S. Barrett
Edith Melvin
George A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Tewksbury
Easter Services At Trinitarian Church Draw Large Crowds
Large congregations attended Easter services at the Trinitarian church with Rev. G. A. Tewksbury delivering a sermon on Resurrection and Immortality. The choir performed The Early Dawn Was Breaking, Easter Day, and God Hath Sent His Angels, with an original hymn by Henry C. Rolfe. An evening cantata The Resurrection by Nevins featured 20 voices and soloists Miss Mary Vv. Tewksbury, Miss Alice Cornell, C. H. Towle, and M. J. Dickinson, whose bass solo complemented the prayer response. Easter lilies decorated the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Tewksbury
Spence
Rowley
Lord
Henry C. Rolfe
Nevins
Mary Vv. Tewksbury
Alice Cornell
C. H. Towle
M. J. Dickinson
Dickinson
Cambridge A A Meet With C H S Set For Monday
Concord High School A A manager Edward Furber has secured Cambridge High and Latin for a dual meet on Monday morning at 10 30 on the playgrounds. Events listed include 100 yd dash 220 yd dash 440 yd dash 1 mile run pole vault running high jump running broad jump and shot put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Furber
Concord High School
A. A
Cambridge High
Concord High trips Browne and Nichols on their ground
Concord High defeated Browne & Nichols 2 to 0 on Nichols field Mt. Auburn. J Hayes pitched a complete game with 12 strikeouts and two timely hits, securing the victory for Concord. O Connell hit a home run for Concord and Shussier scored on base for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne & School
Browne & Nichols School
Concord High
Nichols Field
Mt. Auburn
Concord
J. Hayes
Bright
O’connell
Shussier
O'Connell
Baton
Hayes
Drake
Cogswell
Boyce
Burney
Seventeenth Annual K of C Concert at Monument Hall
The 17th annual concert and ball of Cord council K of C will be held Friday at Monument hall. Decorators transform the hall for an elegant setting as Dixon's orchestra plays from 8 to 9 for dancing to 2. The event features elaborate gowns and the Tho rand marchers as guests.
Easter Carol Service Brings Large Congregations
Easter services at Prinity church drew large crowds over Holy Week. Good Friday featured three hours on the cross with interdenominational attendance and Easter Sunday saw lilies, palms, and a 10 45 a m service with morning prayer an Easter sermon and Holy Communion. The Easter Carol psalm 80 was enjoyed this year and the Ladies Chat Society met Wednesday led by Mrs J Ripley Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinity Church
Ladies’ Chat Society
J. Ripley Bartlett
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