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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
10
A noisy column covers social events and health updates. Mentions Memes Dirkin winning a CG in a pelearing set, Albani suffering a badly rammed finger, and several town notices. Reports on local meetings, church events, and illness outbreaks, with names and places in the community.
Reported focus on the evolving crisis in Mexico amid widespread interest. Airing well informed views, observers note the impact of dispatches and rumors on policy discussions and public sentiment.
Short readable fragment mentions B two full com and the new item unclear in text. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes present.
Acton residents share news of visits and travels from Newton hospital to Stamford Connecticut. Several locals attend the Prince of Liars drama in Concord Junction while infants, visitors, and family gatherings fill the week.
A town voice urges support for a high school project backed by a committee report. The text argues the majority favors the measure and cites prudent guidance from the committee.
Letter writers clash over Acton’s high school expansion, building use, and state funding. They argue 160 pupils could loom in five years, propose using the hall as classrooms or a reading room, and discuss converting funds to reduce principal salaries while boosting staff. The piece cites Concord comparisons and transportation costs.
Sudbury Grange shows strong enthusiasm for its new Ladies' Degree team led by Master Maude M. Clark and a full slate of officers. The brief item notes the recent installation and community activity.
Mrs Martha Parmenter hosted friends from nearby towns Thursday. Paul Buzzell marked his 21st birthday. Memorial church pulpit supply noted by Rev Farley of Maplewood. Mr and Mrs D C Roche ill with grip. A social visit to C B Hunt and wife by Mr and Mrs C L Perry and daughter Marjorie. Maynard store mentions DeLee’s Drug Store. A. N Young and wife traveled to St Johnsbury for George E Young’s golden wedding. Mrs Young remembered as army nurse. Edward R Cutler M D and Melvina A Rogers celebrated marriage anniversary in Waltham. Cutlers native to town with ties to Rogers family. Dr Cutler practiced 40 years in Waltham. children and brother A W Rogers noted. Misses Rogers Eaton and Josephine attended a high school social. John Buzzell at home over weekend.
A terse, garbled OCR fragment mentions a dubious ad or notice with unclear terms. Readable elements are scarce, offering no clear entities, dates, or events to anchor a coherent news item.
A busy week in Maynard sees 518 rooms active with potential for 600 before week’s end. The National band held a charity concert in Naylor's hall and a square entertainment program followed by a band recital. Local delegates John O Thompson and Hill lodge attended A. O. U. t. A court note dismisses the Finochetti and Griffin case from 1911 after depot incident. An explosion at the Marlboro Hudson Co. No. 2 wheel mill caused no damage. Canoe thefts reported from Lake George area. a green canoe with two paddles and sofa cushions found. Community meetings include Utility Club with Tilda Maraden and a Lutheran church concert in Dale Avenue. Other items list new hires at Pitman Co. and Slater Co. projects, hospital operation for Miss Jessie Frazier, and visits from residents including Andrew McKeon and Fred Lyons.
A clipped New York police note discusses methods to avoid bars and flee, citing tips on evading officers and escape routes amid crowding and legal risk.
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