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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

6

Mr Rominbon to Play at Newton Grove Pine Camp

Mr Rominbon, the organist who has fed at Newton Grose camp in a pine grove on Strawberry Hill road for the past three weeks, will be made Fellow of the American College of Organists for the next two weeks. He will perform Marche Religieuse, Larghetto in B flat, Grand Choris in Abyder, and Hosanna by Dubois. Concord residents will hear the talented young organist who served First Parish for years before moving to a Boston position.

Fee Robinson Newton Grose Strawberry Hill Rd Guilmant Abyder Dubois Concord Mr. Robinson

Appleby Family Takes Auto Trips During Vacation

Joseph M. Appleby a teller at Concord National Bank enjoyed two weeks of vacation traveling by auto with his family. The group including Mrs Appleby and child toured various areas and experienced a slight accident during their trip.

Joseph M. Appleby Concord National Bank Appleby Glen

Lexington Sunday Crap Game Fined

Six men arrested for craps shooting in Lexington on the first Sunday in August faced fines. Jacob Chansky of Arlington received a $10 penalty as Lexington seeks to curb the activity widespread among visitors from Arlington, Boston and nearby areas.

Lexington Jacob Chansky Arlington Arlingtom Boston

Motorcycle Crash on Sudbury Road Sends Man Hurling

A motorcyclist identified as Deamsky, employed on Frank Wheeler’s farm, escaped serious injury Sunday morning after a collision with an oncoming car driven by A D Colby of Newton Upper Falls. The crash occurred around 11:30 near Sudbury Road as Deamsky rode home at speed. Colby’s vehicle struck the front tire, throwing him from the bike and the auto passed over the machine before Deamsky’s escape.

Deamsky Frank Wheeler Tiaffow Sudbury Rd A. D. Colby Newton Upper Falls Mr. Deamsaky Wiinsared

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Hears Plans for Next Gathering

The Concord Grange Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. Frederick Taylor's home and discussed upcoming activities. Mrs. James Wilson is noted to attend the next meeting scheduled for the 24th.

Concord Grange Frederick Taylor James Wilson

Premotor Unavailing Theatres and Local Notices Combined

Lexington police sought a theater owner to aid Elmer Hunter and Rexford Sanford who drowned in the Lexington reservoir. efforts failed as both men were beyond earthly aid. Classified items include real estate, employment, lost book notice, cider vinegar for sale, pony for sale, and requests for a waitress position with various local addresses and names.

Lexington Elmer C. Hunter Mattapan Rexford Sanford Dorchester

Concord News of the Week Highlights Local Vacations

A jumble of social notes from Concord reports residents on vacations and travels to Nantasket Beach, New Hampshire and coastal towns. Local commutes and happenings include store staff changes, road work, assiduous garden clubs and community sewing events at the town hall.

Fire station wheel machine overhauled and ready for duty

The Walden street fire station reports its apparatus is in mint condition after a full overhaul. The unit was shipped to Knox Go and Barence for major repairs, with a chemical tank serviced by C. F. Kress Sons, new front tires installed, and the machine returned Wednesday with Royden Bass picking it up.

Walden: St Knox Go Barence C. F. Kress @ Sons Royden Bass

Outing Planned by Division 66 A D Hi to Nantucket Trip

Readiness described for an outing organized by the Div 66 A D Hi committee for the Concord Hibernians and friends at Nantucket. A special car departs Monument Square at 9 o'clock to Rowe's cart then boats to the beach for the day.

Div A. D. Hi Concord Hibernians Nantanket Monument Sq Rowe's

Twin Daughters Win First Prize at Lexington Park Baby Show

Phyllis Stanley and Barbara Walcott Bass, twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Royden A Bass of Hubbard Jr, took the first prize at the Lexington Park baby show held last week. About 300 babies were exhibited. the twins, who celebrated their first birthday Friday, won decisively under Mrs J Alvord Rose's supervision after arriving with John Lawler.

Concord Rifle Club Holds Bristol Hill Range Outing

About 980 members and friends attended the Concord Rifle and Gun Club outing at Bristol Hill range on Saturday afternoon. The event featured a clam bake with cups awarded to top shooters, Percy Rose winning first place. The organizing committee included Harry B. Tuttle James W. Millbury and Percy R. Foss.

Bristol Hill Range Concord Rifle and Gun Club Percy Rosé Harry B. Tuttle James W. Millbury Percy R. Foss

Elm near town house trimmed as it nears age limit

The century old elm in front of the town house had dead limbs and branches removed under Supt Richardson during the first week. Officials fear the tree may have to be cut down soon due to beetle damage and road work that reduced its moisture.

Supt. Richardson Thian

Suffrage Notes Highlight Colorado Women Leaders

The Honorable Edward T. Taylor lauds Colorado women in a House talk, citing their energy and influence in enacting progressive laws. He praises the record of care for children and women, personal and property rights, humane treatment, and enforcement, calling it a credit to womanhood and government progress.

Colorado Edward T. Taylor House of Representatives Waston Anl Orado Thaplen Co Ado

Marlboro and Maynard Baseball Rivalry Draws Crowds

Crowds in Marlboro and Maynard gather to watch the old rivals open a new series this week. Officials report packed bleachers as baseball again proves a paying attraction with town and city residents excited for the outcome.

Maynard Marlboro Grandstanis

Rev Andrew Berggreen to lead youth rally at Providence church

Rev Andrew Berggreen spends vacation at Ocean Grove New Jersey and wins the Norwegian Danish Method preachers convention at Providence Rhode Island during the first week of September. He has served as meeting secretary for two years and helped carry wartime burdens. He will lead the young peoples rally at the Providence church Schub ope ak.

Andrew Berggreen Ocean Grove Meeting N. J Berggreen Providen R. I Bergreen Providence Church Schub

Concord lodge outing draws growing local interest

I O F members and families show rising interest in the event to be held at Lake Nabnassett Westport under the auspices of the Associated Five lodges. The local delegation may match any lodge in attendance.

Concord Lodge I. O. F Lake Nabnassett Westport

Advertised Letters Link Residents and Businesses

A mixed list of names appears as advertised letters including John Cronin Clarence Dixon Pay son Y Ladd Mrs Roy B Ladd R L Lincoln Rev Cyrus Richardson Young Box Co Miss Hotesling Miss Elizabeth A Jones Mrs Mary H Shaw.

John Cronin Clarence Dixon Payson Y Ladd Roy B. Ladd R L. Lincoln Cyrus Richardson Young Box Co Hope Tesling Tiges Elizabeth A. Jones

Methodist Church Announces Evening Sermon Schedule

Rev Mr Adams of Concord Junction will preach and conduct the evening service at the Methodist Church. The young peoples meeting starts at 7 PM followed by an English service led by Rev Mr Adams. All welcome.

Mr. Adams O Concord Junction Young Peoples Meeting Adams Mr. Adams

Honor Lucy Stone gathering and monument unveilings reported

Suffragists attended a large meeting in her honor as Lucy Stone is celebrated as a noted suffragist. A monument to her memory was unveiled in Brookfield and other honors were announced. James Finigan returns to work at the Davis Market.

Lucy Stone W Brookfield James Finigan Davis Market

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