Circulation Facts for The Weekly Enterprise 1915
A sworn statement by John H. Lawton, business manager, states The Weekly Enterprise circulates 2250 copies weekly in Acton Maynard Bedford Sudbury and Concord with Concord at 950 copies. It notes advertising reaches Bedford and Sudbury readers and asserts a large regional circulation for New England. Mar 30 1915.
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Acton
Maynard
Bedford
Sudbury
Concord
New England
John H. Lawton
Taft Refused Canadian Dime at Local Post Office
Ex-President William H Taft stopped in Concord to buy stamps and offered a Canadian dime which clerk Henry O Helsher refused due to office rules guarding Canadian money. Taft produced a U S dime, which Helsher accepted, and the party left by auto on Main Street.
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William H. Taft
Lincoln
Bemis
Main St
Mr. Helsher
Taft
U. S&s
U.S
Helsher
Concord
Concord Plans Community Christmas Tree Celebration
Concord announces a townsquare community Christmas tree event with lighting at dusk, carols, and singers visiting homes and shut ins. Rehearsals set for Dec 11 and 17. music led by Mr. Surette. committees named for tree lighting transport, music, and funds.
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Surette
Local People and Weekend Travel Notices in Concord
Concord residents report yesterday’s weekend visits and trips. Rev Schneider of Acton bought a Ford runabout from Torr ey and Vialle. Mrs Cora Magoun and sons Charles and William spent the weekend in Hyde Park. E O Thorpe and family from Stamford CT visited Rev O O Thorpe in Thoreau Street. James Howard of New York visited his mother Mrs J M Howard Hubbard Jr over the holiday. Edith Fay Sellers returned to Quincy Mansion School Wollaston after a week at home on Lexington Road. David Potter traveled from Amherst where he studies at M A C to spend the holiday with the family. Arthur Chapman and family plan to spend winter in a New Orleans suburb via Cincinnati. Dorothy Tewksbury returned to New Britain CT after holiday recess with Rev and Mrs G A Tewksbury at The Manse. Charles Voight and Maude Rockwood, recently engaged, visited relatives in Easthampton.
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Edith Fay Sellers
Quincy Mansion School
Wollaston
Lexington Rd
Dorothy Tewksbury
New Britain
G. A. Tewksbury
Local residents listed for church committee roster
Rev G C Barbier Frank Carr James Jackson Mrs E M Wheeler W Vosburgh 4 Mrs W s Allen Miss Sofi Backman Mrs E A Cleg horn Mrs O W Ellis Mrs George D Hushne 2 Mrs Robert A Hancock Mrs Edson Hill Mrs L D Steven Mrs F DeWitt Wills named among attendees for church committee selections.
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G. C. Barbier
Frank Carr
James Jackson
E. M. ‘Wheeler
W. Vosburgh
W. S. ‘Allen
Sofi Backman
E. A. Cleghorn
O.W. Ellis
George D. Hushne
Robert A. Hancock
Edson Hill
L. D. Steven
F. DeWitt Wills
Concord Junction Social Notes Mention Local Guests
Miss Marion Keith resumes outings after an operation. Gordon MacKenzie joined holiday hosting at the Bass home. Vincent and Mrs. Hubbard visited Mrs. J. H. Chase for Thanksgiving. Charles Beck and relatives spent the holiday in Kennebunk. William Burns and family relocated to Concord. Frank E. Reilly of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. Helen Healey of Newton stayed with Mrs. Richard McSweeney. John J. Connorton and family moved into the Commonwealth Avenue house recently vacated by C. X. O’Connell.
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Mrs
Charles Beck
Kennebunk
John J. Connorton
Commonwealth
C. X. O’connell
Pleasant straw ride for Union church Sunday school
Members of the Union church Sunday school enjoyed a pleasant straw ride last Wednesday evening. The Catholic club is rapidly preparing its quarters and the front room will be occupied later this week.
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Union Church Sunday School
Catholic Club
Wallace B. Conant to Speak at Union Church Club Meeting
The Men’s club of Union church will meet on December 10 for an illustrated travel talk by Wallace B. Conant titled Europe before the war. The event promises a vivid tour and discussion of prewar Europe.
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Men's Club of Union Church
Wallace B. Conant
Europe
Samantha Allen at the Court of Fame Pageant Delights Concord
A two day charity pageant in Association hall and Concord town hall, produced by the Ladies auxiliary of the Concord Grange, features 40 roles with strong acting and dancing. Martha Allen delivers witty lines while Greek dances and solos by Gertrude Lawrence, Helen Hunt, Ruth Allen, Hilda Raymond and Phylis Dennison earn high praise.
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Association Hall
Concord Town Hall
Samantha Allen
Court of Fame
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Harriette Davis
Weymouth
Gertrude Lawrence
Helen Hunt
Ruth Allen
Taglioni
Hilda
Bedford Town Notes Highlight Helpers and Happenings
Edith Q Webber assists in the library on Saturday evenings. Florence Paine takes a job at G A Skelton's dry goods. Schools close for Thanksgiving vacation. Harry Gowans visits from Crescent Ave. Edith Nelson undergoes appendicitis surgery at Deaconess Hospital. Mrs Temple of Exeter visits daughter Mrs George Thompson. Edward Hunnewell joins NYNH&H railroad freight dept. A St Michael's church women’s mission opens Thursday. Lexington drum corps concert and dance Wednesday at Lexington Town Hall. Mountain Boys dance last Thursday draws crowds from Bedford and neighboring towns.
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Edith Q Webber
Florence Paine
G. A. Skelton
Harry Gowans
Arthur Gowans
Crescent Ave
Edith Nelson
Deaconess Hospital
Temple of
Exeter
N. H
George Thompson
St. Michael’s Church
Lexington
Lexington Town Hall
Married in Church Meagher-Farrell Concord Wedding
Miss Mary Farrell of Concord and Clarence Meagher of this town were united in marriage at St Bernard's Church Concord on Saturday November 27 at 5 PM The ceremony was performed by Rev Fr Mahan The bridesmaid was Miss Alice Brown and best man Theodore F Meagher The couple will reside in Concord after a short honeymoon
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Mrs. Meagher
Concord
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
H. HY
H. O. Helsher
Wm. H. Taft
Henry O. Helsher
Sidney E. McCleary
Vermont
Ceylon
Rumford
Oagsest Ae
Wilfrid Wheeler
Charles R. Borland
John Keyes
Charles Prescott
Arthur Wogbhley
George Prescott
James Parker
Mr. Lee
Mary Wheeler
Inald Jones
Lincoln Smith
Wm. Stevens
John Watson
Chas. A. Noll
Transportation Committee
Harold Chase
Benj. Derby
Berkeley Wheeler
Daniel Cullinane
Thos. W. Surette
Geo. Baker
R. M. Hudspeth
Edw
F. Loughlin
Ways and Means
Gordon Hutchins
Miss Houghton
Joseph Appleby
H. S. Richardson
Burleigh Pratt
Wm. Wheeler
Albert Newman
Robert Wainwright
Edith Eaton
Marion Hudson
Mildred Edgarton
Pliny Jewell
Fred Tower
Robert Goodwin
Mr. Schneider
Torrey & Vialle
Cora Magoun
Charles and
William
Hyde Park
E. O. Thorpe and Family
Stamford, Ct
O. O. Thorpe
Thoreau St
James Howard
New York
J. M. Howard, Hubbard Jr
David Potter
Amherst
Folks
Arthur Chapman
South
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Charles Voight
Maude Rockwood
Easthampton
Concord Junction
Antonio Cutelli
Lawrence
Marion Keith
Gordon MacKenzie
Herbert A. Bass
Mrs. Vincent Hubbard
J. H. Chase
William C. Burns
Con. @ord
Frank E. Reiily
Detroit, Mich
John P. Bowen
Helen Healey of
Newton
Richard McSweeney
Martha Allen
Columbia
Edward Hunnewell
N. Y
N. H. & Hi. Railroad
Mountain Boys
Cord
Billerica
South Boston
P. W. White
Main Street
Telephone
Mass
John A. Finis
Walden Hall
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