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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1916

Page

10

Concord Junction Social Roundup at Local Theatre and Visits

Residents attended a Stop Look and Listen performance at the Colonial theatre. Local figures and visitors include B A Comeau converting limousines into trucks, Judge Bean of Glover visiting Whitneys, Winslow Damon returning from Boston, and Charles H. Beck on vacation in Kennebunk Me. The Co I drill and dance at the armory is anticipated. Schoolplans include Help of Christians parish reunion in May.

B. A. Comeau Judge Bean Glover G. 8. Whitney Winslow J. Damon Boston Charles H. Beck West Concord Fred C. Baker Gatow Commonwealth Ave

The Missing Chapter in a Pastor's Sermon Lesson

A pastor urged diligent Bible study after a Sunday sermon, asking how many students knew their Bible. He referenced the book of Jude and urged reading the second chapter again at home to gain insight, emphasizing proactive scripture engagement.

Jude

The Two Versions Clash Over Sense and Proportion

A heated exchange illustrates a statesman and editor quarrel as they dispute wording about character. The editor tries placation while the caller retorts that the remark implied an inadequate proportion of sense, revealing tensions in media scrutiny.

Will petition for Moses Chandler estate probate in Maynard

Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Moses Chandler of Maynard to appear May 9 1916 in Cambridge for letters testamentary to Fred L Chandler with no bond. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and mailed to known heirs at least seven days before court. W E Rogers register.

Easter Sale Sets West Concord Woman's Club Record

The West Concord Woman's Club held a successful Easter sale in Association hall with planned booths, a Sonora concert, tea service, and an auction by Otis Forbush. Prizes were awarded in whist and dancing followed, with Mrs. Frank Walker and Mrs. Benjamin Derby heading arrangements.

West Concord Association Hall John Snow Otis Forbush Miss Regina Connell B. Anderson Guy Eimes George F. Haskell H. H. Hall William Heeks Ruth al Candy Edward Dee J. A. Lowery Otis Forbush A. Burgess George Parks Ruth Shepard Margaret Gale Elizabeth Snyder Arthur Adams Grab Clifford Jones Googins B. Hewitt Malcolm Natalie Palmer Frank Walker Benjamin Derby Club

Guardian Seeks Allowance in Estate of Insane Ward Isabel M Brooks

The Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex County requires all interested parties to appear on May 5, 1916, at nine o'clock for the allowance of Horace F. Tuttle as guardian of Isabel M Brooks of Concord. Proceedings notice includes publication in Acton Enterprise and mailing to known interested parties and the State Board of Insanity. Witness Charles J. McIntire, April 15, 1916.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Isabel M Brooks Concord State Board of Insanity Horace F. Tuttle Ward Cama Bridge Said Acton Enterprise State Board of Infinity Charles J. McIntire Esquire

Dancing Party by K. C. R. E. club in banquet hall

The K. C. R. E. club held a dancing party in the Association building banquet hall. About 20 couples attended despite bad weather. The hall featured an American flag motif. Guests included Miss Ruth Allen’s music and refreshments of ice cream and cakes at intermission. Attendees came from Concord Acton Littleton Ayer and Somerville. Members listed include Homer Allen Gardner Russell Ralph Hewitt Mahlon Foley and Albert Payson.

K. C. R. E. Club Association J. P. Allen G. G. Russell F. B. Hewitt Ruth Allen Concord Acton Littleton Ayer Somerville Homer Allen Gardner Russell Ralph Hewitt Mahlon Foley Albert, Payson

Hawthorne Chapter 180 Guests Enjoy Supper and Entertainment

Hawthorne chapter O B and L held a guest night at 1 L C F hall with about 150 members and guests. The evening began with a salad supper and featured a varied program including sketches readings piano and violin numbers vocal selections and two Japanese dances performed by a group of Attractive members. The coordinating committee for supper and entertainment received praise for organizing a successful event.

Hawthorne Chapter O. B C. F. Hall J. A. Lowery Molyneux Ring Ruth Shepard Elizabeth Snyder Margaret Gate Leona Dye J. D. Brown George Keith Oscar Wood Clarence Hosmer Alison Willis Benjamin Derby G. H. Elmes E. FP. Clarke

Camp Fire Girls Put On Fine Union Church Program

Nashoba Camp Fire Girls presented an entertaining evening in Union Church vestry on Saturday with remarks by Mrs. Leslie Moore Concord chief guardian followed by a grand council fire and a performance of The Wrong Miss Dodge. The group showcased work by all members led by guardian Miss Mary Damon with numerous participants.

Union Church Nashoba Leslie Moore Concord Benjamin Ingham Miss Dodge Doris Pratt Ruth Leighton Leta Dixon Gladys Miller Helen Cuddy Gladys Colby Mary Damon Dorothy Collins Olive Loring Helen Loring Lena Dixon Muriel Haskell Mildred Thurston Grace Wilkie Gladys Dickenson Ivy Mitchell Lillian Knight

Immortality Talk Headlines Union Church Meeting

Rev Dr MacCarthy of Waltham spoke on immortality to the Union church Men's club audience. The evening featured performances by the club orchestra developing into a high class group. Col C B Adams, ill with a cold, was unable to speak but plans to address Prison Reform at a future meeting.

Union Church MacCarthy Waltham First Unitarian Church of Col C. B. Adams

County Court News Highlights Local Probate Actions

Walter H. Roberts of Harvard seeks appointment as administrator of Martha A. Smith estate of Concord who died March 14 valued at 3000. Heirs at law are Eunice J. Smith Martha A Holden and others. Also Howard A. Wilson of Maynard appointed administrator of H Waldo Tuttle estate of Acton died March 28 with 4000 value. Heir Howard K. Tuttle and Florence P. Tuttle listed. Maynard residents attach for 2000 in contracts and tort cases. Jennie McGarrigle seeks guardianship of Anna Meehan in Somerville. Ottie W. Metcalfe granted decree nisi for divorce from Lottie E. Metcalfe of Providence.

Acton Bedford Concord Maynard Walter H. Roberts Harvard Martha A. Smith Eunice J. Smith Martha A. Holden Cun Soto, Smith Boston Howard A. Wilson H. Waldo Tuttle Charles, J. McIntire Howard K. Tuttle Coquimbo Chile Florence P. Tuttle Detroit Mich Jennie McGarrigle Anna Meehan Somerville East Cambridge Atty Raynor M. Gardiner Ourt St Ottie W. Metcalfe Lottie E. Metcalfe Providence Attleboro Oxford

A Country of Earthquakes in Japan

Japan endures about 500 earthquakes yearly and hosts fifty one active volcanoes. The text notes seismic and volcanic forces that have shaped the nation and even elevated districts above the sea through repeated eruptions.

Japan

South Acton News Briefs Report Local Incidents

Several cases of smallpox are reported in the village. Miss Elsie Bennett a Providence R I high school teacher visited last week with Mrs Case on Maynard Street. Mr and Mrs Daniel Skelton of Wilmington arrived for a visit at Waldo Skelton's home. Hertha Clarke Daddy Long Legs is noted. Mrs Nathan Goldberg is home from Mass General Hospital after X ray revealed a needle lodged in her body and allowed its removal.

Elsie Bennett Providence R. L Case Maynard St Daniel Skelton Wilmington Waldo Skelton Marion Hertha Clarke Nathan Goldberg Mass General Hospital

Mrs Edson Baird Dies After Years of Illness

Mrs Edson Baird died at home Sunday after years of illness. Born in Goshen Vermont in 1861, she was 55 years old. She resided in the village for about 15 years and leaves her husband a son two daughters three sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral was from the house this afternoon with burial at Mt Hope cemetery West Acton.

Edson Baird Vermont Goshen Mt. Hope Cemetery West Acton

Universalist Youth Farce Her Busy Day Delights Local Audience

The Universalist church youth staged Her Busy Day on Thursday evening to strong applause. Carrie Franklin stood out with a standout performance, handling a demanding role, as Evelyn Tape performed multiple piano solos. The production will be repeated the first week of May at West Ac.

the Universalist Church Carrie Franklin Evelyn Tape West Acton

Congregational Church Social and Easter Concert Planned

The Ladies Social circle meets Thursday with Miss Hinckley at the school house. Midweek prayer is in the vestry Friday at 7 30. Sunday worship at 10 30 with a sermon. Sunday school and adult Bible class at noon. Christian Endeavor in the vestry at 6. An Easter concert in the church at 7 replaces the morning service.

Miss Hinckley Christian Endeavor Society

Good Likeness and Refusal for Another Sitting

A London Globe quotation notes Miss Sourgirl refused to have photographs taken yesterday. She insisted on a second sitting, saying the first portrait must have been good enough.

London Globe

Probate Court Citation For Estate On May Ninth, 1916

Probate Court in said County will hold a hearing on May ninth at nine o clock forenoon to show cause why the estate should not be allowed. The administrator must serve citation on all interested parties fourteen days before, or publish weekly for three to five weeks in the Concord prison newspaper with the last publication at least before the court date. Citations may be mailed to known parties seven days before. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire on April seventeenth, 1916. EB Rogers Registrar. Lapham Building Concord Junction. For Petitioner. A18-26-M3

Commonwealth ofMassachusetts Middlesex Ss Moses Chandler Maynard Fred L. Chandler Cambridge Middlesex Maynard Enterprise Charlies J. McIntire Bridge Concord Charles J. McIntire

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Uae P. H. Delee John A. Brown Campbell la Touraine Formosa South Acton Corcord Junction Gleasondale Stow A. DI Stasio Concord Junction Colonial Theatre W. E. Rogers Register Woman's Club Dancing R. E. Club Hawthorne County Court News Kate C. Goodenow Daniel Goodenow Baward Price Alfred E. McCleary Frederick C. Barrett Framingham Arthur C. Meehan Henry B. Meehan Arlington Congregational Church MicCormick T. C. McCormick Maynard, Mass Sam Edward Murph Sudbury St Thomas C. McCormick Hillsde EB. Rogers Lapham The W. A. Haynes Co Loleys Honey Jor
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